Gutierrez Breaks with Villa in Mexican Capital Exile
Gen Eulalio Gutierrez accuses Francisco Villa and Emiliano Zapata of murders and pillage in a narrative to Washington. He fled Mexico City and sought Carranza aid to resist Villista control, warning of a ferocious military dictatorship and pledging to publish his proclamation if possible.
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New York Times
Washington
Eulalio Gutierrez
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Mexico City
Gutierrez
Villa
Emiliano Zapata
Carranza
Apata
Gutierrezs
Gen
Obregon
Aguilar
Robies
Bianco
Villistas
Zapatistas
Alberto Garcia Aragon
National Palac
Zapata
Berlange
Pavia Ber
Silvain
Sue
Adop
Guadalajara
Zapa
Nati
Adee
Gen. Villa
Aberdeen Attacked For Claim To Tara Title In Verse
The Marquis of Aberdeen faces sharp criticism for seeking the style Marquis of Aberdeen and Tara. William Watson lambasts the move in The Evening News, calling it an insult to Erin's shrine and Tara Hill, and questions the legitimacy of attaching a title to Ireland's sacred heritage.
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William Watson
Erin
NEW York Times
London
Marquis of Aberdeen
Tara
Ireland
Evening News
Tara Hill
Marquis of
Aberdeen
Sinall
New Haven Train Held Up Near Kent House
Police chased a four-man robbery trio after they attacked a freight train stalled in a cut near Greenwich. The crew warned officers as armed men fled toward the cars. brakeman knocked one robber down and engineers released steam to deter them. Two claimed to be John Pieto and James Williams though denied involvement.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Here
Cos Cob
Power House
Talbot
New Haven
Kent House
John Pieto
James Williams
Hade
Tral
Murder at 180 Meserole Street Nets No Suspects
At 180 Meserole Street Brooklyn Fannie Soll fired from her seat in a rear house heard two shots and found her father Frank Soll dead. Police found a pistol shot wound to the temple and shotgun wound in his back with two boards pierced in the yard. No suspects or motive established as officers scoured the area. Soll’s son Michael said no known enemies and a Wolver overcoat pocket indicated a planned quick exit. The family noted no police prior complaints and Frank Soll was a cabinet maker by trade.
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Fannie Solll
Meserole Street
Brooklyn
Frank
Scherer
Stags Street
Solli
Michael K
Soull
B. A
Harvard Editors at War Over Lampoon Feud at Harvard
Tension at Cambridge as The Crimson and The Lampoon clash after intrusions into The Lampoon president Richard Sanger’s room and the publication of a Lampoon style issue. The Lampoon captures William Meeker and Kenneth Culbert, later releasing Culbert as police disperse the mob.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
The
Crimson
Lampoon
Richard Sanger
Lampoon Board
Sanger
William Meeker
New York
Kenneth P. Culbert
Orange
N. J
Eiker
Curtin
McCabe
Biggame
Culbert
Lamer
Harvard Daily
Whitman Opens Probe Into Cleary Case and Rockland Inquiry
Governor Whitman moves to investigate the Cleary Town Clerk trial in Haverstraw after a Rockland delegation seeks action over alleged prosecutorial misconduct. Frederick E. Newman charges District Attorney Thomas Gagan with suppressing favorable testimony. Whitman may appoint a special commissioner to hear charges.
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New York Times
Albany
Whitman
William V. Cleary
Haverstraw
Eugene M. Newman
Rockland County
Frederick E. Newman
Thomas Gagan
Ivekland
Borkland County
Land County
Newman
Cleary
Young Newman
Torney
New York
A Newman
Klearys
al- Leora
T. S. Coulins
Haverstraw Methodist Episcopal Church
Rocklaw
Itman
Gaga
Everett Fowler
Gordon H. Peck
W. W. Archer
G. W. Meade
T. *. Coulins
J. 3. Schroeder
N. L. Bedle
McNulty
Lucien N. Washburn Isdwin Lydecker
H.L Stetler
D. J Jensen
George Remsen
New York Sunday Papers Sell More Than Rival City Dailies
The New York Times outsells The Herald The Sun and The Tribune in New York City on Sundays and weekdays. All New York Sunday editions cost five cents per copy.
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New York Times
New York City
The
Herald
the Sun
Tribune
New York
President May Drop 4 Million Fire Loss Panama Trip
Washington sources say President Wilson may cancel plans to attend the Panama Canal opening, preferring to stay near Washington for quick access as European war developments unfold. A rail trip to the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco could replace sea travel, with Cabinet members likely joining the Isthmus ceremony.
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Panama
Roebling
New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Panama Canal
Norfolk
Canal Zone
San Francisco
United States
Ywie~ Jess
Congress
Senate
Baby a Joy to President at White House
The White House welcomed President Wilson's first grandson born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre. The infant, described as a healthy boy with blue eyes and light hair, drew congratulatory telegrams and gifts as the President expressed happiness and told friends of the child. Dr. Grayson reported both mother and baby progressing well. Major Elbert Bacon of Houston was among early well wishers.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
T. C. Grayson
Ms. Sayre
Cleveland
Elbert Bacon
Houston
Texas
No Boxing Proposed at Sing Sing Prison
Osborn defers to Prisoners' Brotherhood on exhibition boxing at Sing Sing. A visiting professional boxer offered to perform for inmates. the brotherhood declined, saying the men preferred no bouts.
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New York Times
Ossining
N. Y
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
Uison
Senate Defeats District Prohibition Plan in Vote
In Washington on January 18 the Senate defeated a DC prohibition plan by 38 to 40 on a preliminary vote to suspend rules. The defeat blocked a direct ballot on prohibition while filibuster-like tactics stretched across the Ship Purchase Bill and related debate.
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New York Times
Washington
District of Columbia
Senate
Ruson
Burton
Ohio
Ap T
Ident Wilson
McAdoo
Chicago
Germans Sell Jap Bonds On Stock Exchange Notice
The Stock Exchange reported a sale of 20000 Japanese Government 44 per cent bonds, accompanied by stamps indicating German ownership. The exchange required details on stamps with transactions or risked invalid delivery, reflecting Britain’s stance on English subjects buying German or Austrian securities.
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Stock Exchange
Tizens
Germany
Austria
Shipping News Briefs From Transatlantic Routes
Latest shipping report notes SS Transylvania on Liverpool to New York signaled with no time or distance given. Cunard SS Taormina Naples to New York reported 92 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon. Due 16th forenoon, Tralian line wart kDp from Rotterdam, Jan 16, 3 Ryndam, Europa from Nagics J.
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Transylvania
Liverpool
New York
Cunard
Taormina
Naples
Sandy Hook
Tralian Line
Whitman Moves to Probe Service Commissions in Albany
Governor Whitman endorses a concurrent legislative inquiry into the Public Service Commissions. A four senator five assemblyman panel, with GOP and Democratic members, will examine one or two commissions, pay, and powers, aiming for a report by mid February and possible reforms including term limits and salaries.
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New York Times
Albany
Public Service Commissions
Gov. Whitman
Citizens’ Union
Whitman
Senate
Elon R. Brown
George F. Thompson
Niagara
Senate Committee On Public Service
Capitol
Brown
Bennett
New York
Civil Service Commission
Clinton T. Thornton
Civil Service Committee
Frank B. Korn
Judiciary Committee
Sweet
Senator Brown
Civil Service
Samuel H. Ordway Republican
New York City
EB. I. Allen
Jamestown
William Gorham Rice
Wilmon Bennett
Assemblymen
McCue
Assemblyman
Green
Pavey Island Creek
Deliver us from another armed peace Lord Bryce warns
Lord Bryce, former British Ambassador to the United States, writes to President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University. He urges America to resist expanding armaments and fears war fear may lead to a self perpetuating militarism while insisting the aim is to deliver all from another armed peace.
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America
Lord Bryce
United States
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
American League
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Prussian Austrian Losses Reach Up To One Million Seven Hundred
Vienna casualty tallies reported by the Exchange Telegraph through a Vienna dispatch show 110 Austrian lists with 2 200 officers killed 8 080 wounded and 628 captured while 40 827 men killed 231 160 wounded and 0 42 captured. The last five Prussian lists add 50 704 killed wounded or missing for a total of 877 107 losses across 136 lists.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Vienna
Copenhagen
Paris Darkened by Police Order During War Time
Paris enforces blackout rules under police orders with shutters drawn and lights forbidden in windows cafés and shops. Officials visit businesses and citizens remark that the wartime measures are precautionary and not seen as alarming, reflecting a city coping with air raids.
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New York
Tmes
Paris
City of Light
Pope Receives Full Report on Cardinal Mercier Episode
A Belgian ecclesiastical envoy passed German lines to Rome and delivered to Pope Benedict a detailed report on Cardinal Mercier’s Christmas pastoral letter crisis. The document outlines German measures including printing, fines, reader suppression, and coercive demands on Mercier from January 3 to 6. This briefing arrives as Vatican confirms Vatican envoy porcelli is in Belgium to probe Mercier’s arrest and counter German official statements.
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Rome
Belgium
Cardinal Mercier
Pope Benedict
Berlin
Dessain
Malines
von Bissing
Antwerp
von Stroempel
von Diamine
New York Times
London Daily Mail
Mgr
Tacei Porcelli
Vatican
Mercier
Battle Fiercely for La Boisselle
French troops fight to retake La Boisselle after fierce combat as German forces sweep the area and the next morning recover part of the town previously lost in the fighting.
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LA Boisselle
German French Clash Rages Near Soissons and Boisselle
Allied and German forces renew brutal combat across northern front with heavy fighting at Boisselle near Albert and in the Argonne. French and German bullets report shifts in ground held. Paris claims captured field works while Berlin notes no clear result. Weather and a Belgian storm complicate operations as both sides prepare for possible off ensive movements.
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Boisselle
Albert
Germany
Kaiser
Berlin
Wares
la Pretre
Pont-a-Mousson
St. Mihiel
Paris
Argonne
Belgium
Vosges
Boissons
Alsne
Hilla
Alene
Germans Fortify Village Tombs in Oise After Flooded Crossings
Dispatch from France reports Germans using village cemeteries as fortifications around Tracy le Vale and Attichy, with subterranean passages and cavalry patrols in the forest. The front line remains in artillery duels as troops contest cemetery strongpoints and tunnel exits amid shifting advances.
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New York Times Department
Oise
France
Jan
London Morning Post
Soissons
Aisne
Alane
Attichyla
Tracy-le-Vale
Ceme
Detac
French Story of Progress Eyewitnesses West Front Actions
An eyewitness report from Paris dated January 18 summarises French Army operations in the west. It covers actions from January 5 onward, detailing cent operations and early outcomes as observed by frontline observers. The piece emphasises progress and ongoing combat activity.
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Paris
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