Ex Kaiser's Arrest and World War Fallout Tensions
Reported captures by Villista troops include two Americans held for ransom in Muzquiz, R. S. Ransom and Fred Hugo, along with a Mexican resident and an Englishman awaiting $5,000 to $10,000. Villa forces reportedly moved toward Chihuahua as railroad lines were damaged and repair crews dispatched. U.S. State Department said no Americans harmed in Wisquiz capture. further details awaited.
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Agle. Pass
Tex
Villista
Muzquiz
Ransom
Eagle Pass
Fred
Hugo
Villistas
Miguél Pana
Mexted
Toports
Tojis Pena
Toska
Shes Woodard
Tilivin
Masaniz
Chihuahua
Conwil
G. M. Seguin
Washington
RD. C
Dac
State Department
Wisquiz
Williston
Texas Faces Deep Freeze With Snow Flurries
Local forecast shows a sustained cold wave sweeping the region. Temperature drops to near 20 degrees in San Antonio with Denver and Sheridan reporting subzero to 26 below in surrounding states. Snow flurries observed in Knows and threats of continued freezing weather through Sunday.
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Jocal Weather Office
Maj. Tuell
Texas
Thia
Maj
Buellkaya
Trong
Fegon
Mieniseippi
Texas Couse
Denver
Sheridan
Wyo
North Platte
Nebraska
Colorado
San Antonio
Fellows
RO Meerees
Cale
Nomrer
Gore
Court Rules for Women in Texas Primary Suffrage Suit
The Third Court of Civil Appeals upheld the constitutional right of women to vote in Texas primaries, affirming Tom Hamilton v. J Basia from McLennan County. The ruling supports poll tax receipts for women and strengthens the suffrage campaign led by Mrs. Ames and local organizers in San Antonio.
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Horar County
League of Women Voters
David Doom
Austin
Child Court of Cleil
Texas
Desshy
Georsetown
Doom
Sie
Ames
Mix. Wheeler
Ettus
Degar County
Amesah
San Antonis
Variaia Sventen
Campaica
Mra. Dettus
OM Tee Texenh
Woulen Voters
J. T. Smith
Nec
Daxlat
Apeelal Tringranth
Tex
Dee
Third Court of Cink Appedia
Tom M. Momilton
Ler J. Basia
Fron McLennan
Ang Caine
Pdevontt
Te- Way
SOVIETS DRIVEN OUT OF KIEFF IN NEW ROUND
Report from London notes renewed Soviet retreat from Kiev as forces under Denikin advance toward theight of Tre Sella. The dispatch cites chaotic fronts and mentions large sums and noble titles in a tense wartime context.
Allies weigh returning to prewar balance amid League doubts
London dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George and Premier Clemenceau pressing President Wilson to amend the treaty for US public support. Ambassador Davis bears Washington’s stance to the allies while discussions hint at possibly dropping the League of Nations in favor of a new balance of power.
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Lloyd George
Davis
London
Central News
Clemenceau
Wilson
United States
Ambressedor Davis
Floyd Macgriff
Tulff
Om Lloyd T Hge
Pablo
Washington
League of Naidime
Mystery kidnapping case shocks Atlantic County residents
A second kidnapping case stuns Ventnor and nearby Atlantic City as two men seized a mother and her son while walking home. Mrs. Blake fainted after one man clutched her throat and the boy was dragged away, later unraveling a tense sequence that ended with the mother identifying the suspect during the ordeal. Police investigate possible suspects and motives amid fear of further incidents in the area.
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Atlantic Ciee
Atlantic County
Apo
Willy Danzey
Fone
Sini Presse
Gunyeterr
James Reidsen
Comb
Samoel Oloke
Mdepula
Selzou
Tipo Negroes
Ventnor
Thor
Insect powder in pancakes kills four in Kalamazoo
Aud., Dec. 13 four residents of Kalamazoo County Farm died after pancakes were made with insect powder accidentally mixed in. Two others died and 35 were wounded or ill from the contamination. A can of poison was mistaken for baking powder and used in the batter after it was borrowed from the kitchen.
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Kalamazoo
Aud
Kalamazoo County
Crippled Vessels in Battle Off Nova Scotia Gates
Reports of steamers in distress persist along the Nova Scotia coast after gates swept the area. The steamer West Loftus, towing the Davidson County, sprang a leak and heads for Halifax. the Coast Guard steamer Apache goes to aid the Davidson County. Several ships drift or run aground near Sable Island and Strait of Canso, with vessels Mugen Park and Grange Park noted in distress or ashore. The Greek steamer Whitea remains aground at Sable Island. other ships are sighted near Port Hastings and Saint Pierre.
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Halifax
N.S
Nova Scotia
Marine and Fisheries Department
West Loftus
United States Shipping Board
Davidson County
United States Coast Guard
Apache
Ti, D
Kingsley
Montena
Alulfix
White Upgit
Polar
Sydney
Devin
Vro-Patrig
St/ Pierre
Miquelon
Anuistante
Unite States
Flpging Board
Great Cokes
Port Hastings
Whitea
Sable Island
Point Lookout
Ti Vel
Gour
Jones Intex
Tang
New York
Mex Sian
Newfoundland
Antwerp
Mugteene
Teft St. Jona
Grange Park
Marry
Schools Debate Teaching Dangers of Red Ideology
Washington statement by Baker of California argues Bolshevik dangers are overstated in U S schools. He says education should address Bolshevism without overemphasizing threats and outlines steps for balanced instruction.
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Washington
Conaresamut Baker
California
German Assembly Eyes Ex-Kaiser Arrest Amid War-Guilt Probe
A German National Assembly sub-committee probing war guilt proposed arrest of the ex-Kaiser, but decisive action was postponed to gather data on causes between the Sarajevo assassination and the war’s outbreak. In London, Britain’s Attorney General Sir Gordon Hewart joined premiers Lloyd George and Clemenceau in a brief conference fueling plans to try the ex-Kaiser as soon as peace is secure.
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Ondon
German National Assembly
Berlin
Sarajevo
London
Gordon Hewart
England
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
All City Pool Halls To Be Closed Monday
Irregular report from San Antonio notes pool halls may close Monday as legal action seeks to void state law enforcement. Federal court decisions and advice from Austin and Washington shape the action. district officials anticipate enforcement and possible removal of pool tables and fixtures. Strong entities include United States Supreme Court, State law, and local pool halls.
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AN Antonio
Bonday
Perthof
Agencay Tlan
United States Supreme Cones Testralving &Tate
Clossam
Washington
Telutt
Dulhis
Tata Lo Hd
Gourra
Austin
Naturality
Bert
Antonio
Treaty plans eyed as US Senate debate rages in London notes
U S treaty prospects dominate discussion as Republicans push for changes while opponents warn against ratification. Reported echoes from London highlight fears of a power balance shift and potential reservations, with lawmakers split over implications for the league and U S commitments.
Blizzard Grips West As Cold Paralyzes Regions
A severe storm shuts schools and halts activity across the Midwest and West as temperatures plunge well below zero. Reports describe widespread suffering from the blizzard and bitter cold, with Yakima and Montana among hardest hit and Canada considering immigration labor measures amid the freeze.
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Cricago
Midwest
West
Norwal
Orion Orieers
Fi Beyer Address Notice From West Commerce
Partial OCR fragment lists a name Fi Beyer with an address 810 12 West Commerce and mentions Tepewriters Edison Phong Frapia and Seconds. No clear event or outcome.
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A. Fi Beyer
West Commerce
Getty Tepewriters
New Edison Phong
Tadi
Senators to Probe Cause of Garfield Fuel Stand
Washington awaiting Senate subcommittee action on the Indianapolis agreement amid the coal strike. Senator Frelinghuysen urges Garfield to testify on his resignation from Fuel Administrator post, while leaders anticipate Commission setup to settle the coal controversy and probes into wartime operators and miners.
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Washington, DC
Indianapolis
Freiinghuysen
New Jersey
Senate Interstate Commerce
Tee
Garfield
Aub
Indianapolic
Aeliie de Wnee
Otter ‘Din
Ditainoux Cval
Frelhighaynent, Wit
Labor Drafts New Declaration of Independence in D C
Washington December 13 A new declaration of independence was written here today for organized labor. A rough draft prepared under the American Federation of Labor executive council was read to the congress of laborers with National Farmers organizations representatives present. The aim is to set a prewar industrial unity and outline the attitude of labor toward strikes and forthcoming congressional action.
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Washington, D. C
Organized
Council
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Igbor
Unitis
Dart Hommes
Congriss
Tadde Pable Leeders
Matthew Welly
Ice
Aftcerlony
of ‘Labor
Wemgiogs
Will
Jasin
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U.S
Washington Cables
Federal Trade Commission
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Strait of Cans
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Marner
Osc
Strait
National Assembly
William
Eilice
Senate
Canada
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Mise Workers’ International Organization
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Strone
Ponsibilier
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