Train Wreck Kills 21 on New York Central Pullman Collapse
Batavia New York January 12 twenty one people twelve men seven women and two children died when the New York Central wrecked nine and a half miles east of Batavia near South Byron. The Southwestern Limited rear ended the Wolverine at a grade. Bodies were recovered from the crushed Pullman and nine and a half miles of wreckage cleared with cranes from Syracuse and Buffalo. Many injured survived, identified by rings and draft cards.
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Batavia
N. Y
New York Central
Here
South Byron
Weez
Bryan
Southwestern
Harvey
S. D. Harvey, Serg. Co
Michigan Infantry
JONES
Ballard
New York City
Porter
Sleener
Leonard
Franklin B
Baer Lake
Mich
Tsg
Yea M. Lodge
Mimenez
F. Staud
Portrain
Atlantic Ship
Alvaze Corporation
Broadway
New York
Ara
Dougherty
FLORA
Flint
Reman
Nathan
Chiago
Peterson
Frank
Herkimer
Southwestern Limited
Rigden
W. F
Ashtabula
Ohio
Syracuse
Buffalo
Wriedley
Southwan Limited
St. Fed
Warnet
Self-Defence To Be Plea of Mrs Lebaudy
Long Island report says Mrs Marine Lebaudy plans a self defense plea after shooting her husband Tacques Lebaudy at their Westbury home. A taxi driver described the couple's quarrel and Lebaudy's hostile conduct, and friends say the woman feared threats against her daughter Jacqueline.
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Westbury
Long Island
Marine Augustine Lebaudy
Tacques
Jacqueline
Lebaudy
Henry Greenstein
Mineola
Tribune
Leboudy
Laboudy
Manhattan
Greenstein
Lebandy
Stow
Ife
Driv
Teaddy
Lehaudy
Tol
Luxemburg Proclaimed Republic Amid Royal Retreat
Luxemburg declared a republic as Grand Duchess Marie left the capital to a nearby chateau. The chamber met amid excitement while clericals exited the House in a mass resignation.
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Etz
Associated Press
Luxemburg
Marie
Gregory Quits As Member of Wilson Cabinet
President Wilson accepts Attorney General Thomas Watt Gregory’s resignation for pecuniary reasons, effective March 4. Gregory notes long consideration of retirement and will return to law practice. successor not named amid speculation about Polk or Lewis.
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Washington
Thomas Watt Gregory
United States
Wilson
Mr. Gregor
Paris
White House
Gregory
Frank J. Polk
State Department
Lansing
Euroy
James Hamilton Letwis
Tliavis
German Papers Call Roosevelt Arch Enemy
German papers devote much space to the death of Colonel Roosevelt describing him as one of Germany’s bitterest enemies. They note the courtesy shown him in America and hope his death may ease reconciliation. Commentators regard Roosevelt as an extraordinary man.
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New York Tribune
New York ‘Tribune
Roosevelt
Germany
America
Records Reveal New Facts in German Occupation Inquiry
Documents from the German Foreign Office on Belgium and northern France are being gathered for an official inquiry that could influence pre peace talks and the call for an international war crimes court. The archive includes seven official documents with details from Brussels and occupied areas, saved from destruction by a Berlin Soviet Committee member named Leopold.
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New York ‘Tribune
Joseph G. Saxenoright
THM
New York Tribune
RLIN
Germany
Belgium
France
Tenace Tan Fadrich
Gaigred
Warlacan
Avchives
Germain
Copenhagen
Vienna
Holsheviki
London
Ddanerow
Brussels
Keith Cavell
Fryatt
Berlin
Soviet Committee
Leopold
Wilson at Opening of Conference ARIS
The Supreme Inter Allied Council met at 8 o'clock this afternoon at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Attendees included President Wilson, Secretary Lansing, British Premier Lloyd George, Foreign Minister Balfour, French Premier Clemenceau, Foreign Ministers Pichon, Orlando, and Sidney, Marshal Foch, Georges Leygues, Etienne Clementel, and Louis Louche Jr.
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Etienne Clementel
Louis Louche Jr
Sen
Berlin Race War Truce Fails as Fighting Rages
Berlin reports say Georg Ledebour and Ernst Meyer were arrested by government forces amid heavy clashes around the Tageblatt building. Spartacists suffered heavy losses with many dead and wounded, while government troops endured only minor injuries. A truce allowed limited street patrols and resumed traffic as negotiations continue and independence leaders shift stance on elections.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Georg Ledebour
Ernst Meyer
Agathem
Lédepour
Bert
Tageblatt
Vossische Zeitung
Lokal Angeiger
Spartavides
Red Cross
Brandenburg Gate
Unter den Linden
Germany
Turkiye Newspapers Push Allied Protection Plans
In Constantinople Greek and Armenian papers report that Turkish leagues form to urge placing Turkey under an Allied power protection. They claim this would shield them from punishment, while patriarchs request return of Greek and Armenian children taken during the war. Paris notes Premier Clemenceau’s memo urging France to lead Syria’s federation and autonomy at the peace congress.
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Alonias
Turkey
Constantinople
Tuka
Paris
Hea Ag
Chekhanem
Clemenceau
Menceau
France
Syria
Armistice Extension First Task
Paris dispatch reports the first formal meeting of the United States France Britain and Italy ministers as they discuss extending the armistice and recasting Europe. Key issues include railway car deliveries, transportation strain in France, and responsibility for wartime disruption.
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Internal Transportation Service
Held Hare
France
Germany
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