Crews Battle for Lives in Small Boats
Six steamers and a schooner were in distress off Nova Scotia and Cape Breton as a blinding snowstorm pounded the coast. The Lake Elmdale and Lake Gatewood grounded. Elmdale ashore on Prince Edward Island with crew saved. Galewood foundered off Port Hood Island. 38 crew rescued after battering in open boats. Maryland and Carmaniamake for port. other ships sent distress signals and were reported afloat or in need of assistance. Coast guard and naval tugs aiding, uncertain survivals ongoing.
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Lake Elmdale
Lake Gatewood
United States Shipping Board
Elmdale
Prince Edward Island
Port Hood Island
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Cleveland
Boston
Devland Traor
Mapeherter
England
Cape Tare
St. John
N. Ft
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Wilea
Halifax
Cdctopa
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Ameri+ cat Shipping Board
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Port Too Txland
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Neue
Rare
Cunso
Rettinn
Sable Island
Allies think help of us isn’t coming
A dispatch from London reports at the Peace Conference Lloyd George and Clemenceau held informal talks on European questions, with Italy’s Scialoja present. The US was not yet addressed, and officials signaled possible isolationist pressure as cabinets plan twice weekly meetings, led by President Wilson’s administration.
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Lloyd Matgrift Taegl
Statt Cortemident
ONDON
Pe Sin
Paria
London
Dinckeston
Lloyd George
Clemencrést
Ling: George
Downing Street
England
France
Prowler
Clemencgau Han
Cour Ductei
Vittorio Scialola
Earl Curzon
Weather forecast for San Antonio area tonight and Saturday
Unclear text indicates tonight with temperatures and southerly winds turning northerly by Saturday. Mention of colder temperatures likely, with possible rare precipitation. Some fragments reference storms or weather symbols, but details are unreadable.
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San Antonis
Tempeatare St
Fred
Kant
Democrats Chase Republicans From Treasury Steps
In Washington DC on December 1 a political clash emerged as Democratic officials at the Treasury refused entry and quoted rules to Republican committee members by the steps outside the Treasury building. The scene included police and media capturing the tense interaction.
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Treasury Steps
Wastixcron
D. C
Republlican
Seria
Liberals Fight Over Army Training at Convention
In St Louis a heated debate reopened over universal military training as a resolution from the platform committee was recalled. Delegates discussed naming a new political party and selecting a site for the first convention by July 1 with St Louis favored. George L Record chaired the platform committee. Governor Frazier and Amos Pinchot were among prominent backers mentioned.
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Dee
Neval
Platform Committee
United States
St. Louis
George L. Record
Jersey City
Des
Goveroir Frazier
North Dakota
Trong
Amo Pincchot
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Garfield quits as fuel chief and Hines named
Dr. Farry Garfield resigns as Fuel Administrator amid disputes over coal strike handling. Secretary Tumulty comments while Hines is appointed to perform duties. Garfield denies resignation terms as White House cites no stated reason. President eyes coal settlement and a commission, Garfield opposes the commission plan.
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Hines
D, C
Farry A. Garfield
Waite House
Rattoad
de. Garfield
Woorfird
Tumulty
Bas
Wrs
White House
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Tsane
John EL. Leels
Wiliam Green
Garfieldded
Garfield Bar
Burning steamer Mercia heads for St Johns from Cape World
A 6,000 ton Ley- Iachine steamer Mercia is reported moving south of Cape Wier toward St Johns Newfoundland. The wireless dispatch from Dee 12 notes the vessel racing to the port.
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ST. Johns
Profiteering Worse Than I W W Declared In Debate
Senator Capper of Kansas told the Senate floor that profiteering surpasses Bolshevism as a menace during debate on the McNary sugar bill. He cited fuel oil price gouging during the coal strike and warned big business profiteers and speculators, including some conspirators, drive up living costs and the cost of goods. He urged swift action to check price changes and argued profits translate into higher consumer costs as mills and factories are owned by others.
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Quashington
D. C
Senate
Capper
Kansas
House
Flood Exodus as Alabama River Surges to 37.9 Feet
Montgomery battles historic flood as Alabama River climbs past 37 feet, threatens power, water, and communication. Relief efforts mobilize while Prattville reports dam breaches and deaths. Across Mississippi and Georgia, towns flood, dozens die, and property damage soars into millions as cold weather adds peril. Red Cross teams aid stranded families from multiple cities.
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Ala
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Tre¢A
Hoyse
Prattville
Sevan
Lown Wid
Montgomery Lignt
Dowet Company
Cie Nutober
Walter Wiptinge
Tallassee
Georgia
Ms Bishipps
Louisiana
Adigpatch
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Hettlesburg
Mobile
Atlanta
Memphis
Red Cross
Monianta
Birmingham
New
Union Leaders Urge Strikers to Resume
Indiana officials report John L. Lewis acting president and William Green secretary of the United Mine Workers left Indianapolis for Washington to confer with Samuel Gompers on the coal strike settlement. Aimed to restore normal conditions, UMW officials appeal for immediate resumption while noting fuel supply laws.
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Ind
John L. Lewis
William Green
United Mine
Wilson
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Lewis
Jetty
United Mine Workers
Wetsee
Washington, D. C
Hia Coal Comm
Department of Justice
Commission of Investigation of
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Taft
Chicago
Shipping Board
Francis 8.Peabody
G0 Tay
Clinera
Gasteta
Fuel’ Administration
Bowster
John. L. Lewis
The
United Mineees
Indiana Polta
Police hunt for missing Kansas City schoolgirl
Kansas City police continued a search for Lucile Humphrey a 38 year old Gale sburg Illinois schoolgirl who vanished soon after arriving in Kansas City yesterday. She telephoned her contact Mr Humphrey asking for directions to a dome around 8 PM and has not been heard from since. She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs J W Humphrey of Gale sburg Illinois.
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Stc
Pollcet Jay
Lucile Humphrey
Galesburg
Ail
Lermele
Humphrey
Hig Dome
Galoe
W. Hamphrey
Galeoburx
Radicals Arrested in Hazardous Device Probe Trial
In Donora Pennsylvania December the radicals were seized at steel workers headquarters after a hazardous device incident. They were held for trial as witnesses testified about overheard plans for sudden outrages and alleged agreement to teach others to handle hazardous materials.
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Donora
Teach Bolshevism as Cure Recommended by Apace Baker
Dec 12 report shows Apace Baker of Calliere Street advocating Bolshevism be taught in schools as a cure. The item suggests education as a national remedy, urging systematic instruction to align with Bolshevik ideals.
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Washington, D
Apace - Baker
Unclear Field Entry With Fragmentary Location
The readable text mentions a Bayne address at 310 22 West Commercial and references a beat or race by a team or person to the north. Other details are missing or garbled, leaving ambiguity about event, participants, and outcome.
Labor Leaders Plan Conference to Shape Reform Agenda
Walter Prexestat reports in Washington that the labor leaders conference led by Samuel Gompers will gather over 200 presidents and secretaries of international unions. The meeting aims to discuss anti strike legislation and the possible formation of a labor political party while signaling labor’s stance on industrial tensions and government use of powers during the coal strike. Governor Cox is noted as a potential Democratic favorite son for the presidency.
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Ralph
Walter Prexestat
Aswington
D. C
Luader Jendeth
Samuel Gompera
Labor
International
Jaunley
Gompers
Tgrairoud
Billa
W. G. Lee
Rutlond
Mathew
Iabor
Watt
Wilson
Big Bas
Jenkins Says Mexican Court Delays Bond Cancellation
William G Jenkins American Consular Agent says Puebla court is delaying canceling his 5500 bond after release from jail. He claims the court is “killing time” while awaiting the Mexican government’s reply to the Algerican note. The State Department is likely watching for action.
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Puebla
Ralph H. Turner Venti
Aart
ITY
Mexico
William G. Jenkins
United Press
Jenkins
Aimerican
Murder charge filed in Billy Denzey case in New Jersey
Formal complaint accuses Charles White of Willful murder of 3 year old Billy Denzey. Housekeeper Edith Jones charged with concealing knowledge. Both jailed at Mays Landing awaiting Grand Jury action as investigation traces the boy’s disappearance from the family home.
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N. J
E. C. Gasgill
Charles 5. White
Billy’ Denzey
Edith Jones
Edward White
Charles
White
John B. Wisey
Little Billy
Ais
Danxey
Charles i. White
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Willians
Darsey
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