Seven Nurses Among First Rescued From Sinking Ship
Coast Guard crews at Fire Island and Bayshore struggled through a storm to rescue soldiers from the U S S Northern Pacific. Seventeen purses and 34 soldiers were ashore by morning, with seven nurses among the first saved and taken to a naval hospital. Red Cross workers fed troops as crews ferried stretchers and blankets, while officers coordinated medical relief and convoyed supplies to shore.
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Coman Theatre Ad Blind Ad Page Nine
Fragmentary OCR shows a cinema ad on page nine for Coman Theatre with unclear pricing and location details.
3000 Freight Handlers Quit Embargo Starts
Freight handlers on the New York Central went on strike for an eight hour day and higher wages. By night the walkout spread to the Pennsylvania Erie and Baltimore & Ohio with embargo on freight to New York port. Roads expected to join if dispute not settled. 15,000 out, others idle as lines brace for impact.
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New German Army to Fight Poles in East Front
Noske, the German Secretary of State for national defence, outlines a Volunteer Volkswehr of men over twenty four with front line service, six month terms, and elected officers. The force will be deployed to the East to counter Polish threats and prevent gains on German territory.
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Hylan signals city to seek traction line relief
Mayor Hylan forecast a complete reorganization of New York City transit after the Brookly n Rapid Transit receiver appointment. He said the city will protect investments in dual subways and demand adequate service while the public interest guides action. Stock market reactions followed the surprise receivership news, with BT stock dropping and holders seeking protection.
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Llyod George to Make Good Pledges or Quit
In Narv and Wales date Jan 4 1910 Prime Minister Lloyd George said he would resign if the government failed to fulfill its promises and would return to the people for a new mandate.
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Milk shortage threatens 11 000 babies in city
Royal L. Copeland reports milk receipts may fall by 1.2 million quarts below normal as 11 000 children rely on daily welfare stations. He orders restaurant intake curbs to ensure adequate infant nutrition amid a disrupted milk supply and distributor concerns. Continued on page four.
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Polish Troops Seize Railways Threatening Berlin
Polish army of 20 000 reportedly marching on Berlin with several railway centres captured. Polish forces crossed into Silesia near Breslau and seized rail stock while German mobilization faced mixed responses as evidence from Berlin and Warsaw flowed in. The Polish agency in Lausanne claims aims to aid Germany’s collapse with a strong infantry force supported by artillery and cavalry.
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Wilson Dispelled Britain's Fear Of Sea Curb Says Wickersham
London report traces President Wilson's UK visit effects on Allied peace aims. It notes English doubt of punishment vs. reform and praises his tempered language on freedom of seas and international covenants while warning Germany and Russia must meet new postwar terms before joining any league.
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Harmony Marred by Clemenceau Address in French Chamber
London afternoon papers report Clemenceau's Sunday night speech in the French Chamber of Deputies. He said he did not agree with President Wilson on all points and warned that America is far from Germany while France is very near.
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Language Logic book promises language learning by phonograph
A 34 page book titled Language Logic claims to teach Spanish Italian and English by listening to photograph records. Published by Cortina Academy of New York the offer includes a free copy for those who write for it.
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President Wilson Meets Royal Welcome on Italian Frontier
President Wilson travels aboard a special train with a royal escort as the frontier was greeted by King Victor Emmanuel’s envoy. At Modane and in Rome the scene included diplomats, Italian and French officials, and a crowd of locals welcoming the American party. The visit to Rome centers on New Year receptions and allied unity.
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Wilson to Try to Ease Italian Crisis on Rome Visit
Paris dispatch says President Wilson will meet Prime Minister Sonnino and Baron Sonnino in Rome to seek rapprochement with new neighbors. Italy leans toward London pact goals, while Yugoslav plans spark doubt. four day stay may delay his return and the inter-Allied conference.
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