400000 Rail Men May Quit Threaten to Strike
Chicago raids continued as police and state officers arrested 278 alleged Reds. Attorney General Palmer denied charges of non cooperation by the DOJ and said he would respond to Hoyne's accusations with a formal statement later today.
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Ashington
D. C
Palmer
Hoyne
Department of Justice
Chicago
Mr. Hoyne
Hicago
Crand
Red
Maclay Hoyne
Heyne
Robert E. Crowe
Criminal Court
Illnoia
fAnyooe
Lig Bill
Haywood
Borne
Muet
Fge
Pois
REDS
Hayne
Bieigo
Meile
Radial Movement
Hogue
Washinton
Toyne
Wayne
Tony
Federal
Hetevar
Puiding
Palwer
Menor
Hoyng
Continued
Mage Twa
Fire Rages Through Downtown Store Injuring Still Unknown
An early morning blaze at the Hovaechoid Furniture store on West Camaserve Street and adjacent buildings caused extensive damage estimated at 15 000 dollars. Firefighters battled the flames after 6 o'clock, with ten companies responding to a second alarm and the origin listed as unknown. Street level losses affected the furniture stock, gymnasium equipment, and other occupants including the Young Women’s Christian Association Cafeteria and the Mesican Inn.
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Finos
Burnlsz
Hovaechoid Furniture Company
Wrest Camaserve Street
Jussery 1
Crockatt
Losoxy Streets
Business Men's Athletic Club
Young Women‘’s Christian Association
Gide
Chist Goetz
Senideg
Goetz
Ciib
Wish
James T. Muikern
Moxy Dean Ton
Croc Street
Aso
Nuvlette
Lovoya Street
Chandler Building
Johnson and Taymett Insurance Company
Sanur
Crockett Street
Alamo Platt
Praughon
Bhalzeuk College
Della Esbor
Wass
Anid Coley Goetz
Saur
Crockett
Grand Oper
Hansenoerber
Wark
Lasoya
Jotnsten
Tornert
HET Contener
Mumme Grencer
South Flores
Sma
Tuknson
Eight Alienists Question New Sanity in Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on January two a court trial focused on Harry S New's sanity. Eight alienists answered a lengthy hypothetical on his mental state amid murder charges against Freda Lesser. Defense and witnesses testified about his ability to distinguish right from wrong at the time of the slaying.
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H. S. New
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry S. New
Freda Lesser
New
Blaseal
Bost
Uth
Harry Newis
Phut
United States
Sena- Star New
Indiana
Harry
LeCompte Davis
Roonsel
Mexico demands Texas reparations over alleged Mexican killings
Mexico protested to the United States over alleged murder and mistreatment of Mexicans in Texas. Reports say a Mexican section hand and his family were killed near Jarrell, Texas, with no punishment yet for the attackers as diplomatic talks continue.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
United States
Belog
Carranka
Texas
Jarrel Texas
Voxny
Lansing
Lanting Wee Bee
Department
Carlos Melendos
Cgentes
New York
Chile
Melendos
Bonillas
Walt
Irinzu
Coahulia
Villa
Coahitla
Coabn
Hidden British Support for US in Spanish American War
London reports reveal that Britain could have intervened on the US side during the Spanish American War to support the Monroe Doctrine. Sir Frederick Pollock discusses Anglo American relations, the League of Nations covenant, and potential future US involvement with Britain to keep the world safe for democracy.
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William Malabar
Correctondes
London
Great Britain
United States
Frederick Pollack
Ptivy Council
Frederick
Ex‘aiger
America
England
Spain
Eughand
Wilson
Qate
League of Nations
League [Bess
Widow of Slain Man to Be Re-Arrested in Murder Case
Attorney General Alexander Grogsbeck took charge of the inquiry into the December 23 murder of J. Stanley Brown near here. He ordered the re-arrest of Ruth Brown, widow of the slain man, to be jailed for further questioning as part of the grand jury proceeding.
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Meest Clemens
Alexander Grogsbeck
J. Stanley Brown
William Lawn
Ruth Brown
Groesberk
jWewe
Nomel
LT “Reynst
Nation
Fx Romerkly
Ich
Cecil Beatrie Vester
Brown
Mrs. Veater
Prevost
Vost
Iese
Stralgut
Salo
Gratiot
Avenste
Brlisoo
Rail workers threaten nationwide strike over wages and prices
J B Malloy of the Brotherhood of Railroad Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers warned that 400000 rail workers may strike within a month unless wage boosts or cost of living reductions are provided. He said 28 cents per hour is inadequate, and the union postponed a November 1 strike vote by 60 days to await government action on prices.
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Hington
J. B. Malloy
Brotherhood of Railroad Maintenance of Way
Malloy
Gunert Hines
Allan Parker
Round House
Aston Ornite
Ilo
En-Ginet
Auto Thefts Decline As Detectives Report Yearly Recoveries
The Saxonville detective department recovered and returned autos valued at $170,300 during the year and linked fewer auto thefts to increased recoveries. January 1919 saw the highest value of recovered vehicles at 847,072, with December lowering to 36.0. The force logged 124 cases, including robberies and burglaries, leading to 72 percent of vice arrests and $1,225 in fines. Total recovered property valued at $200,870.08 returned to owners.
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Sax Autodo Detectves
Aviieh
Beeen
Phil Wright
Ivare
Dranstertes
Dudge Campbell
Ins
Tugthe Wen Fisk
Auth
Welivards
Figulres
Lepartment
Merchat
Corporation Court
Eula
Sprourh
Kaldopa
Divyeles
Robbery at Limerick Postoffice by About Twenty Men
About twenty armed men raided the Limerick postoffice in Ireland. They held up the staff, robbed gates of from two to four thousand pounds and a quantity of money orders. Pickets outside warned the robbers of possible danger.
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Limerick
Timerich
Ireland
Local Business Listings Include Beyer Typewriters and Edison Phones
A. F. Beyer advertises $10 12 West Commerce offerings featuring vena Typewriters, new Edison Phone, apls and Records, Ady.
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A. F. Beyer
West Commerce
Vena
Edison
Census takers begin counting residents in city
San Antonio census workers start the 1920 tally under the supervision of Officer Tobin. Enumerators will cover districts with four cent pay per name and stress residents’ cooperation while protecting confidentiality of information. The operation aims to reach about 900,000 in city and 25,000 in rural Texan counties.
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San Antonio
Torning Ag
Uncle Sun
Doig Nellings
United States
Gleatiiic
Ban Antonin
Tobin
Lily
Aes
Eluiksy
Xuul Lard Folandiv
Ar. Tubin
Mil
Wheles
Wert
Sam
ML Dyer
Wap Travia
Roel
Thooky Wirth
Lient
Mbeaddre
Kelly Feld
Gol
Tim
Ducinda
Texer County
Say
Antonio
Washington
Yobin
Lewis
Hoya
Ain
Department of Tay
Census Bureau
Seamus Tomlih Ee
Soviet Votaries Said To Reach Bokhara City
London dispatch reports British and Soviet observers fearing new reach of Bolshevik influence. The message claims Soviet armies entered Bokhara and press for broader control, with Denikin and Yudenich cited as doomed while Bolshevik teachers spread in northern and western India.
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Bokhara
Keen United
Ondon
India
Bolsheviki
Daily
Atupsia
Maxebw
Tra
Bokhura
Afghanistan
Mauviin
Badleh
Dia
Bolahevix
Begu
Denikin
Rayata
Denikinc
Yuden Ith
Kolebak
Snc
Governor Hobby Denies Graft Charges In Prison System
Special Telegram to News from Austin Texas reports the Governor’s office says no Prison Commissioner Winifrey or others filed graft charges with Governor Hobby and no statement has been made by the governor. The piece notes potential action could come if evidence arises and mentions possible investigation by the attorney general if warranted.
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Austin
Tex
Tan
Winifrey
Hobby
Netton
Petitton
Bobby
Five Men Killed in Explosion at Wilmington Powder Plant
Five men were killed in an explosion at the Megler plant of the Dupont Powder Company in Wilmington Delaware. The workers were in charge of pressing when the blast occurred, with several blown to fragments and the cause not yet determined.
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Wilmington
Del
Megler
Dupont-Powder Company
Tolay
Fane
Wilsons Political Foe Ssizes Upon Presidents Clause
In Washington D C on January 2 a bitter political foe Senator William E Borah of Idaho seized the May 1ner clause made famous by President Wilson. In a letter to Governor Frank O Lowden on the League of Nations Borah said May T ner would illustrate and caused a sensation in the Capitol.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
William E. Borah
Idaho
Frank O. Lowden
League of Nations
Borat
Taking Fourteenth U S Census Begins Officially Today
The fourteenth U S census starts today nationwide with about ninety thousand enumerators. The operation, directed by Sam J. Rogers, plans to count the population at around 93 million in 1920 style estimates and measure farm and industrial values across 579 regions.
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U. S
Washington, D. C
United States
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Kriven
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Tend
Doyle Lister
U.S
Frederick Pollock Bates
Welked
T. Stites Brown
Ter Wowan
Acceser
Clemens
Grafiat Avene
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Parthessy Winda
Genarraily Fair
Teesrin
Porcion
Henry Frost
Cale
Stlehaty
Limlalishtee
Carranza
Candidg Aguilar
Carmoza of
Mesleo
Carrante
Maurice
Sam J Rogers
Federal Census Bureau
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