Rescue of Soldiers as Northern Pacific Runs Aground
Bay Shore dispatch reports 237 army passengers and 17 Navy nurses evacuated from the transport Northern Pacific amid 6 to 10 foot seas. Lifesaving crews from Oak Island, Point of Woods and Fire Island aided three surf-boat capsize rescues. ship buried in sand, remains afloat but at risk. Colonel Merritt W. Smith aboard, plus several Empire Division officers, are among passengers as authorities plan further disembarkation and salvage efforts.
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City Seeks B R T Receiver Amid Fare Fight
Brooklyn transit crisis deepens as Lindley Garrison named receiver for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and awaits duties while city officials plan to push for an additional receiver. Mayor Hylan insists public interests force a city role in reorganization and fare policy amid a potential 8 cent surface line fare.
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Foch to Lift Trash Barrier in the Occupied Districts
German appeals against Allied suspension of intercourse with occupied German regions were reviewed at Marshal Foch headquarters. The Germans agreed to supply the occupied zone with fuel and industrial machinery, while the Allies will appoint a commissioner to arrange Rhine crossing of raw materials into Germany.
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Murphy Haunts Smith in Quest of Patronage
McCooey also on scene as speculation swirls at the capital over Tammany’s reach. A tentative slate is prepared with McCarthy Woods Kirchwey and others involved in the maneuvering.
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Inaugural Patronage Clash Looms in Albany
Albany dispatch reports Governor Alfred E. Smith weighing appointive choices after inauguration. Tammany Hall and Charles Murphy loom over pat rnage as upstate leaders press for a balanced slate. Prison system reform, Dope trade, wardens’ performance, and Osborne influence surface as key issues in early administration.
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Former Kaiser In Ill Health With Severe Cold And Fever
Reports from Amerongen say Wilhelm II former German Emperor is very ill and confined to his room. He suffers a bad cold with a high fever. An eminent Utrecht specialist attends him as only the Empress and two attendants may enter.
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Liebknecht Voted Down in Berlin Spartacist Congress
Pr Karl Liebknecht faced a sharp defeat at the Spartacide Congress in Berlin on Tuesday, with advices from Copenhagen noting his call for Spartacus participation. The report hints at shifting leftist currents after the Luxemburg line. Continued on page two.
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Berlin Menaced by Army of Poles Seizes Six Towns
Polish forces advancing toward Berlin with 30 000 troops reportedly entering Frankfort an der Oder and occupying Kreuz Driesen and Pozna. German defense under Noske mobilizes Fifth Division while demobilized troops rearm. Fighting described as tearing raid with house to house combat and widespread Polish civilian aid amid disarmed German units.
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Poles Despair Over Red Invasion as Bolshevik Advance Puts Poland in Crisis
Warsaw dispatch reports Poland shattered by Bolshevik invasion and Western apathy. Telegraphed pleas for Allied intervention go unanswered while internal unrest, factory destruction, and returning warged workers fuel chaos. Vilna’s fate hangs as Bolshevik propaganda grows and German forces falter.
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Italian crowds cheer as Wilson train passes during visit
Paris reports a plan forming for a Society of Nations with a French member likely Léon Bourgeois and English member Lord Robert Cecil. British leaders favor a League of Nations aligned with President Wilson before the Peace Congress. Arthur Balfour travels to Cannes ahead of Paris talks as inter allied meetings intensify.
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Americans Expect Full Agreement Clemenceau
Leaders announce progress in talks with Clemenceau as differences are minimized and optimism grows for a final accord. United States delegates express confidence while French counterpart signals steady pace toward resolution.
Paris Peace Conference Talks Signal Easing Tensions
Paris reports say President Wilson and Colonel House held talks as Clemenceau’s speeches stir debate. Observers note progress toward a harmonized approach, with Britain and France gaining confidence ahead of formal inter allied conferences. Russia’s Red peril remains a central concern.
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Wilson's Italy reception marked by cheers along a triumphal journey
From the frontier to Rome President Wilson was greeted by enthusiastic crowds as mountaineers and villagers cheered in Modane and Turin. In Genoa he faced dinner plans with Mayor Massone and arrangements to visit Columbus's birthplace and Mazzini's tomb.
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Wilsons Special Train Reaches Modane En Route to Rome
President Wilson crossed the Franco Italian frontier at Modane at 10 30 this morning aboard his special train. The party met at the frontier by American Ambassador Lage and Italian Ambassador Macchi di Cellere and the Prince of Udine who will accompany them to Rome. The group viewed the Western Alps at breakfast as the train wound through snow covered passes. Wilson rests amid a busy English visit and looks forward to reaching Rome.
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Wilsons Italian trip tests self determination in Europe
Paris reports focus on how Wilsons conferences may influence the Jugoslav and Italian dispute in Southern Europe. The piece frames the issue as a test of the principle of self determination for small nations and notes Italian doubts about fair treatment at the Peace Conference amid pressures from Jugoslavs and Italy.
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