Senate proposes universal service plan for army reorganization
A Senate Military Affairs subcommittee bill outlines a 250000-strong regular army, universal military training, a National Guard under state control with national supervision, and a merit-based officer promotion system. The citizen army includes organized reserves, a national guard, and two General Staff branches to execute war recommendations, endorsed by the American Legion.
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Mashington
D. C
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Whiel Qwlit Oe
Aud
Citizens Army
Congres
Statenang
Eierena
Elen
Sach Ate
Secretary of War
Is Ia
Pershing
March
Washington
American Legion
Grn
Citizen Army
Trantostats
National Guard
France
Major General Lewis to Command Camp Pike
Major General Edward M. Lewis named to command Camp Pike in Washington D. C. by order of Secretary Eaker. Lewis previously stationed in Douglas, Arizona, joins the Arkansas division assignment at Camp Pike.
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Maj. Gen. Lewis
Camp Pike
D. C
Ian
Maj
Edward M. Lewis
Eaker
Cys Ark
Pm Pike
Gen
Lewis
Douglas
Arizona
Forty Detroiters Frightened by End of World Claim
Detroit health chief Br Henry F Vaughan reports about forty cases of temporary or permanent insanity in the city linked to the Porta end of world prediction. Worry over the December 17 forecast has caused acute mental stress and has driven some individuals to insanity, officials said.
Mexicans consider bail for Jenkins to ease ties
Senate testimony by Emiliano Figueroa in New York alleges Mexican interests urged releasing U S Consul Agent Jenkins on bail to prevent a diplomatic rift. Figueroa denounced committee jurisdiction, claimed no knowledge of bail terms, and denied ties to Carranza government while criticizing forged letters and press.
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Washington, D. C
New York City
Luis Cabrera
Mexico
United States
William O. Jenkins
Senate Foreign Relations
Emiliano Lopes Figuerga
New York
Figueroa
Lo Mexico
Jeuking
Salter Hansen
Vail
Francig J. Kenrtut
Coureel
Nieto
Germany
Lon
Good Samaritan Officer Shot After Car Crash
Chicago January 3 Patrolman Japon J. McNamee, hailed as a good Samaritan for aiding two injured men after a wreck in Washington Park, was shot twice when one of the injured men drew a revolver. Citizen William Deane helped render aid before the assailant fled, the other man escaped unharmed. The suspects are tied to a rumored 5,000 dollar diamond robbery.
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Chicago
Japon J. McNamee
Washington Park
William Deane
Wang
McNamee
Deane
McNamet
Alienists debate New Jr. insanity in Indiana senator’s son trial
Los Angeles January 3. Alienists and mental disease experts testify to whether Harry J. New Jr. was insane at the shooting. The defense presses an insanity claim noting New’s alleged illegitimate birth and psychopathic traits as the trial nears midweek. Dr. Hoag, university lecturer, says New is an inferior, paranoid personality with dementia and feebleminded tendencies, while the prosecution counters parts of the claim.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harry 3
New Jr
United States
New
Indiana
Freds Lesser
Ste Cass
Qohe
Alice Lernet
Hong
Piendens
University of Californ
Prieda Lesper
Hoag
Hummert Paint Flass War Masonic Jewelry Spotlight
Fragmentary ad copy notes a Hummert paint line and Masonic gold jewelry platform items. It hints at a splendid selection for artists and mentions the McNeel Jewelry Company and hanging displays. The readable fragments suggest an ad section promoting crafts and jewelry.
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Hummert
Wpll
McNeel Jewelry Company
Landslide Buries Part of Juneau City in Alaska
A major landslide in Juneau Alaska buries Front Street sections. One dead seven injured with two likely fatally. Several more missing as tons of dirt and rock crush six homes and many cabins after snowmelt and warm rain. Debris search underway with rescues ongoing.
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Juneau
Alaska
Alaska-Juneau Mining Company
Red forces claim Kolchak pressuring Irkutsk as Denikin falls
London dispatch reports Admiral Kolchak's headquarters under siege since Christmas. Red armies advance in Siberia amid reports of Denikin's government overthrown and Japanese efforts to halt Soviet pressure. Mosow dispatches cite captured towns Yurovka and Dols, thousands of guns, and many prisoners.
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ED L. Keen
London
Kolchak
Irkuusk
Siberia
Diagatech
Apd
An- Sint River
Ig T
Mius
M. Tehttenerts
Farelen
Yurovka
Dols
Negro indicted for death of Albert Tips
A grand jury in the 4th District Court returned seven indictments, including one charging John Steen a Negro chauffeur with the murder of Albert Tips, a University of Texas student. Steen reportedly fired to stop a car torpedo attack on New Year’s Eve on East Commerce Street, claiming he sought to deter aggressors. The pistol was recovered from a woman who kept it after Steen’s arrest.
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Jly
Albert Tips
University of Tasas
Grand Dure
Aith
Steen
Tasticn Fisk
Mecaski
Ting
Stu
Cherry
Commerce
Lim
A Gasin
Taptlat
Tips Famiy
Tipa
Sieeto
San Antonio
Alko
Mani” Steen
Tobin
Pryor Scouts Prisongraft In Austin Article
Austin, Tex. The oldest member of the State Urigon Commission was in Austin to discuss prison matters with Governor and address charges of wholesale graft in the prison system. He blamed Commissioner of Finance Winfrey for all cash and questioned irregularities, noting small cotton leases and cash rentals as minimal sums. Leases on two farms were terminated and no further farm activity was expected. overall cash accounts were limited to modest sums.
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Austin
Tex
Urigon Commission
Dolbert
Ahustin
KL. Wickey
Urgor
Winfrey
Finange
Lis Department
Prior
Adams Fem
Tob
Baldoyta
Goy Allen Declines Nomination In Kansas Speech
In Topeka Kansas William Allen White of Emporia launched a push for Henry Allen for President declaring him the sole choice. Allen says the job is too big and rejects any second options while acknowledging support from Governor Goy Allen.
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Tomera
Kan
Jas
Red Keary d. Allen
Kansas
Ugher
Wiliam Allen White
White
Gen. Wood
Camil
Willi Allen White
Allen
Topeka
Ing
William Allen White
Emporia
Kansas City
Henry Alen
Henry Allen
Atlenas
Weather Summary for Sao Antonie Area
Fair and warmer tonight and Sunday with a low around 44 and daytime highs near 80. Light to moderate wind, mainly variable, with improving conditions and dry air.
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Sao Antonie
Falr
Tailor Lentz and The Fox Co in a garbled ad blend
A fragmented OCR item presents names like Lentz a tailor and The Fox Company with stray words and unclear context. The readable bits point to an advertisement style entry and potential business names, lacking a coherent narrative or date.
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Lentz
The
Fox Co
Soledadist
Nat
Gommeres
Ady
Nationwide drive nets 4500 radicals in raids across cities
Washington January 3 A Department of Justice report says more than 4500 alleged radicals have been detained in a nationwide crackdown. Newark arrests numbered 300 as agents seized rifles bombs and bomb making materials. The justice department described the detainees as dangerous and indicated many will be deported or convicted on charges of criminal anarchy and advocacy of overthrow. The raids were led by Attorney General Palmer and continued across 83 cities with hundreds more arrests and prosecutions anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Newark
N.J
Department
Gorkepmenk
Department of Instiow
Anmy
Palmer
Department. of Justice
Uwe
Agen
N. J
Bowibie
Ctulcen
Fmone
Communist: Party
Wag. Department, of Justice
Communist Lawer
Forte
Alen
Immigration
Department of Labor
Communist Party
Communist “Labor Party
Abacon
Anto
Bn Fot Ug
Barky
Socialist Party of
Prum Variae
Communist International Directory
Mrpes
Foxer
Mags
Nhat
Communist Party of America
Chicare Bela
United States
Communist International
Communist Labor Party
Lenine
Trotsky
Peace prospects under Bolshevik stance cited in chronicle
Chicago Tribune report quotes Selionin Kilshko in a Reading dispatch from Dorpat on Bolshevik aims to end wars by disbanding armies and restarting reconstruction. The piece notes readiness for armistice before a full peace treaty, with disarmament timelines and frontier concessions amid debate over Danikin and Kolchak forces. A Rome obituary is noted for Father Zayevack, who died delivering a sermon.
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John Clayton
Sam Antoine
Nowe
Chicago Tribune
Dorpat
Klishko
The
Tribune
Russia
Es Teech
Kelishuo
Therweria
Danikin
Kolchak
Prinkipo
Koichik
Yudenitch
Dentkin
Thie
Bolshevige
Hethonlang
Varren
Pertte
Hed
Yu. Senitch
Watt
Bathonia
Moscow
Siel
Jmnuney
Wwe
Seve Cays
Mexican Labor Dispute Leads to Fines in Court
A Mexican man and seven others were fined for vagrancy in the Corporation Court. Police report they refused to work for offered wages, claiming insufficient pay to meet living costs. The leader has prior arrests and faces warnings from Judge Buckles. Additional arrests for gaming with dice and license violations followed late at night.
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Tuckley
Officera Guerti
Gonzales
Guerrin
Poftyn
Ton
Lnhorers
Buckles
Travis Street
Edloon Fhano Graphy and Records Ady Notice
Fragmentary OCR cites Beyer at 310 12 West Commerce about vandalism. Source unreadable. cannot identify action date or full entities. Summary preserves only readable elements, noting location and a vandalism reference with unclear party names.
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Ach
Beyer
West-Commerce
Ady
Trail in Brown murder mystery may clear those accused
Mount Clemens Michigan January 3 I Attorney General said the murder of J Stanley Brown remains unsolved but a new lead points to a professional gambler linked to a supposed deal Brown had. Detectives under the state inquiry center on Cecil Auburn Flair and Lloyd Prevost as possible figures while Ruth Prevost Brown and others are questioned. Authorities ordered renewed examinations and await results from the latest inquiries.
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Brown
Mount. Clemens
Mich
J. Stanley Brown
Weatety
Juntey Ford
Thia
Y Young
Stubman
Veh Chek Hsys Abu
Turing
Vester
Cecil
Lloyd Prevost
Ruth ‘Prevost Brown
Ruth Brown
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Lee Ellmaker
Jenkins
Emiliano Lopez Figueroa
Acro
la Ruza
Magasine
Hr Keattot
Lamaa Corporation
United State
Witneaa
Werret
Gert Lee
Carranza
Colted
Wilson
Slide
REDS
Irkutsk
Denikin
Tan
Fugamreg
John Steen
Pryor Scouts
Prisongraft
Rakeoff
Goy
Tobardy
Clondys
Suma
Northwear
O- D-m
Sae Hamidi
Weaeeeste
Jemr Aga Tadsy Wateerage Oklahomts Fair
Ellis Island
Jan
Soviet Russia
Esthenia
Rome
Janek
Zaye Yack Teteher
Benedict XV
Saniktemo
Red
Maxie Letyix
Great Melo
James O'Grady
Lw.w.leader
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