Allies Give Greece 48 Hours to Oust Teuton Envoys
London Jan 18 Officials here report the Allied powers demand Greece expel Teutonic envoys within 48 hours amid tensions over the war. Separately the Ryndam, crippled at sea, reached Gravesend after a collision or explosion left three stokers dead. passengers were held aboard while authorities investigated.
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Holland America Line Officials Await Details
Chaos surrounds the Ryndam incident as officials seek full details of an explosion rumor and ship status. Passenger lists include many named travelers with Captain Overell reported aboard. the liner, last heard to have passed the Lizard January 14, has a storied wartime history including seizure in 1914 and rescue actions in 1920s.
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Nantucket
Joseph J. Danes
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Arland & Walt
Etnem
Wilson Adviser Here Brings Gun to Town to See President
Joe Holansky, once a persistent informer to President Wilson, arrived in town with dramatic disruption at the Panama-Pacific Exposition era. He allegedly sent wireless messages to Washington, faced jail after prompting White House anxiety, and later worked as guide and elevator boy for Columbia School of Journalists. His path included a 5 day San Francisco emergency confinement after an incident on the fair grounds.
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Tealy
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Kova-Scutari
Aged Parents Draw Murder Confession in Court
John Behnstedt a former Fulton County deputy sheriff pleaded guilty to second degree murder before Justice Weeks in the Supreme Court. He claimed accomplices including William H. Donohue coerced him with whiskey and taunts after a quarrel with Michael Laquinto, leading to the shooting on October 2. Assistant District Attorney Tompkins accepted the plea. such cases typically bring 20 years to life.
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Justice Weeks
Supreme Court
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Second Avenue
Hehnstedt
Michael Laquinto
Bootblack
Third Avenue
Ninety-fourth Street
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Donohue
Laquinto Tionahue
Laquinto
Leslie J. Tompkins
Pehnstedi
Ife
New Gown Aflame at Bridge Party Ends in Burns
Mrs. Marsh suffered serious burns when a spark from a cigar set her new gown ablaze at a Toomey bridge whist party on West Fifty third Street. Guests rushed to assist her as Alvin Marsh and others dragged her to safety and others extinguished the flames.
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Bugs
Alvin Marsh
Willam Jerome Toomey
West Fifty- Third Street
Mra
Marsh
Mr. Toomey
Leonard L. Hille
Britain Defies Wilson Yields to Wigwam and King Nicholas
Report from London notes Wilson’s stance showing Britain ready to appoint Johnson while royalist neutralist chatter hints at intensified Allied moves. The piece details foreign policy pressure over blockade, American notes, and turmoil in Montenegro as Austria-Hungary advances.
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Britain
Wilson
Nicholas
Eady
Johnson
Cold Weather Won't End Epidemic Says Health Chief
Health Commissioner Emerson says zero weather cannot kill the pneumococcus or influenza bacillus and will not halt the epidemic. He notes the cold wave may check spread, while New York death tolls rise. department figures show more deaths in the current fiscal week than last year’s same period.
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New York
Emerson
Health Department
Johnson Postmaster Appointment Rumor Creates Protest
Joseph Ohpson Jr. could not confirm yesterday’s Washington report that Johnson would be the postmaster. Merc Johnson, asked about the hire, said he had seen it in papers and hoped it would prove true. George F. Keyes of the National Civil Service Reform League condemned the rumor as an improper bid for the President’s attention amid grave national matters.
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Joseph Ohpson, Jr
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Johnson
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Pickles Keep Youthful Woman Dies At 102 After Pickles Diet
In Bridgeport Connecticut an elderly woman known for daily chopped pickles died at age 102. She credited pickles with health benefits, eating them thrice daily with breakfast and at meals. Friends recall her sprightliness and faithfulness to the pickle brand. Separately, twenty strikebreakers brought from New York to Danbury quit after porter pickets notified them no strike existed. They wandered toward Lake Wongymond and sought lodging at the police station.
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Lake Wongymond
Steamer Sanks U-Boat Says Berlin
Berlin reports via Overseas News Agency that the steamer Kashgar sighted a submarine in the Mediterranean and opened fire. It allegedly struck the sub, which disappeared and probably sank. British papers also cite an encounter near the Mediterranean between City of Marseille and a submarine with eight shots fired.
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Marseilles
Wilson to Tour Urging Defence for Stronger Armed Forces
President Wilson plans a leadership role in shaping a stronger army and navy. He will tour the country and hold talks with Senate and House leaders Hay and Padgett as committees take six weeks to two months to report on army and navy bills. He aims to rally public and congressional support for War and Navy department plans despite pacifist opposition and internal defense policy debates.
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Tina Pinga
White House
France to Organize American Air Corps
Paris report states the American aviators with the French army will be enrolled in one Franco American squadron. About twenty Americans, including William Thaw Norman Prince Elliot Cowdin and Robert Soubirian, attended a meeting arranged by Eugene Hoggians to coordinate with French officials.
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Robert Soubirian
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Rad
Forty Days Without Mail in Berlin Delays Spark Anger
Americans in Berlin blame Britain for months long postal delays as mail from the United States arrives only after three to four weeks or more. Ambassador James W. Gerard has struggled to obtain letters and newspapers dated after December 2, amid wartime postal disruptions and German British actions.
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Sayville
Yoo
Ameriene
United States
Greas
British Troops Seize Corinth Amid Allied Advances
Amid chaotic dispatches from the front, British troops reportedly seized Corinth with Dutch accounts confirming the action. Berlin and Sofia reports describe Entente demands, Greek political turmoil, and a move toward replacing the Greek government with Venizelos supporters while French and British forces in Phaleron reportedly returned to ships.
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Entente
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Beer Levon
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Corinth
Venizelos
Cologne
Phaleron
Sofia
Allied Raid in Greek Isles and Balkan Front Ambiguity
Fragmented dispatches describe Allied raids on Greek islands and bombardment of a Bulgarian camp while outlining uncertain moves in Athens. Messages mention potential proclamation of martial law, neutrality aims, and continued negotiations as ships search Greek waters for hidden bases.
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