Revolution Report Supposed Overthrows German Government
A Reuters dispatch from Brussels reports a new revolution in Germany with the Socialist government under President Frederica Abert allegedly toppled. Unconfirmed accounts say anti-government Socialists control major areas and have proclaimed a general strike as Allied troops move into the country.
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exDa
Reuter
Brussels
Germany
Frederica Abert
Reyler
Reuter Dispaten
Mie
Lspatch
Firusselg
Ted
Ebert
Diffie
Rumner
San Antonio Census Row Reveals City Count Dispute
Census supervisor Tobin indicates a shortfall in San Antonio’s count due to nonresponse and enumeration limits, with 160000 of a 200000 target likely. Officials stress cooperation, outlining methods to avoid undercount affecting future political representation and funding.
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Antonio
Metropolig
Texas
Sony
Tobite
Tobin
Tuibin
York
San Antonis
Merronoll
San Antonio
Pobin
Ts Jmportaner
Cnimenia
Ebis
Antahios
United States
Wisconsin Doctor Accused in Wealthy Mother Death
In Jan 10 absconded inquiry into Dr Freudenberg over the death of his wife's rich mother Mrs Nettie Duffie. Prosecution cites autopsy by Prof H Mund in Madison and previous family deaths after Freudenberg's marriage, with police linking multiple Duffie relatives to suspected murder or mysterious causes.
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Ajarkesan
Wis
John
Day
Frenden
Nettie Duffies
Tun Pistauth
Areyrol
Duffie
Tir
Wren- Uenberg
Becime
Merle
Duftle
Tr. Preudenbers
HD. Mundina
University of Wisconsin
Bey
Freudenberg
Dr. Freudenberg
Ute
Arthur Fut
Seroned
Hasta
Nobel
Mary Tersy
Duffies
Prother
Alfred Dulfies
Berger Again Loses Seat in House
In Washington on January 19 the House voted 328 to 6 to exclude Victor L Berger a Milwaukee socialist elected from Wisconsin's Fifth District on grounds of disloyalty. Berger was barred from seating but had been re elected in December. Extra guards lined galleries amid protests as the exclusion resolution was offered noting his status as a socialist.
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Washington, D. C
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Derter
Berger
Gillet
Douwe of Representatives
Wilsie Rous
Dallinger
Mermer
Fed workers pay drive gains national reach
Luthor Steward, president of the National Federation of Federal Employers, leads a broad campaign for higher federal pay and fairer promotions. The federation claims 354 local unions nationwide backing the effort.
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Luthor
Steward
National Federation of Federal Employer
Jurors Stall New's Trial as Meleda Lenser Murder Case Opens
In Los Angeles California on January date jurors are forced to travel amid the trial of Horsy. Meleda Lenser is accused of murder of her sweetheart. The defense plans a Monday plea, arguing the state's case is weak. Court action resumes as attorneys prepare to present evidence.
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Los Angelus
Cal
Alness
Horsy
Meleda Lenser
Kirrel
Destiny Likely To Put Nomination In Wilsons Hands
Washington dispatch reports Woodrow Wilson faces pressure over a possible third term bid. The piece notes internal party factions demand rapid ratification of the Versailles treaty and describe how political maneuvering could force the President to run or retire. It discusses Wilson's personal desires, health concerns, and the strategic options considered by key lawmakers and allies.
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Wilson
Will
Philip Simms
New Juice
Washington, D.C
Woodrow Wilson
Aes
Bryan Tat- Thrégtens
Dg Uni
Jennings
Aml
Wiljus
Diate Actu
Bnew Ibee
Ues Eustauces
American Pentie Commission
Paris
Firane
Nin. S
Tirehrawk
Pekin Tay Y
United States
League of Nations Meeting Set for January 16
A garbled excerpt notes a League of Nations gathering on January 16 with mentions of personnel and locations, including references to Evans and Morton, though many words are unclear. The readable items point to a formal meeting and leadership roles.
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League OF Nations
Weather Summary for San Antonio and Nearby Regions
A garbled weather report notes warmer temperatures with variable winds and cloud cover on Sunday. Forecasts mention possible showers and higher humidity, with cooler nights expected. Predicts afternoon highs around the mid to upper 80s and lows near the 60s, with unsettled conditions likely across parts of the region.
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San Antonio
Visciolis
Wayne
Pac Wierceesseconde
Iter
Mtee
Thutaa
Ryverd Durieg
Earthquakes Floods and Eruptions Ravage Eastern Mexico
The death toll from natural disasters in Eastern Mexico rose to about 7,000 with 5,000 injured as tremors, floods, and volcanic activity devastate Vera Cruz region near Tecolco and San Miguel volcano. A band of 800 rebels led by Celso Cepeda was destroyed by rising floods. Many towns including Leones, Acatlan and others were leveled, with refugees crowding streets as lava and steam pour from the volcano and trains halted by debris.
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Mexico
Trlepa
Vera Crux
Veavelo
Celso Cepedi
San Myvel Mountale
Trypleans
Vera Cruz
Causatlin
Plata
Satuy Felicista
Ralph YW. Tcorner
United Press
Strielen
Tilapa
Muaple
Earrhiniakes
Sol Valeaia Cafes Aererate
Waa
Edin Cartier
Hein
Zihelio
Santapale
Ellid
Techuiedia Department
Patrolesa
fragmented local business ad reflects mid century trade names
Readable portions point to a fragmented local advertisement for various small businesses. Mentions include Fox Co and McNeel Jewelry Company with other retail names, a Nat Bank of Commerce reference, and scattered product or service notes. The text is OCR damaged and lacks a cohesive story or clear event.
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Frad Humnert
Masonie Jewiter Inzig and Platingm
A. P. Beyer
West Commerce
Taney Soledad St
McNeel Jewelry Company
Bank of Commerce
Versailles Treaty Ratified Ends War As Signatures Proceed
Paris Jan 10 peace became effective at 4 11 p m as allied and German representatives exchanged ratifications of the Versailles treaty. The protocol on enforcement was signed earlier, with Clemenceau Lloyd George and the Japanese envoy observing. Officials noted the ceremony marking end of hostilities and Germany’s formal entry into the postwar settlement, while preparations for archival deposit and future negotiations continued.
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Paris
Wallace
Clemenceau
Denne
Wison
Averiain
Kuch
Burgy von Leisner
Ben Sintouson
Vereign
Stephen Plehon
Paul Dutusti
Lloyd George
Matsyl
Epon
von Levaner
Germany
M. Clemenceau
AmVie
You Lerner
Versailles
Xeslerd
Amy Quest
Paria
Senator Smith Arrives for Fall Hearings
Senator Smith arrives to lead a fall hearings session of the committee investigating the Mexican situation. The testimony will probe land holdings, expatriation policies, and corporate operations under Mexican governance while examining bonds, property values, and potential government interference. The discussions include remarks by Senator Urs, subcommittee member from Connecticut, and related bank and audit updates.
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Hnator Marcts Muptt
Arizona
Seitewale
Iwarbiye
Wiluntiga
Santero
Lexi Fon
Kysind
Shanthans
Simitelegail
Setuiror
Ursdexee
Connecticut
Connecticut, the Wit Iezdher
Toniy
Sauter Smith
Mexico
Cantixeare
Woldings
Arneries
Geran
Sulit
Siai Vionie
Bik Spr
Heaton Yesork
Jonnie
Wallace Murderers Penalized, Washington Demands Action
The State Department announced orders to the American embassy in Mexico City to pursue the punishment of James Wallace's killer, a Carrancista soldier. It stated Wallace died at the hands of a drunken sentry. Dispatches from Mexico City also report conflicting claims about other killings, but officials say the reports are incorrect and the emphasis remains on enforcing justice for Wallace.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
James Wallace
State Department
Wallace
Washington, D.C
F. J. Roney
Hart Boles
Falser
Tampico
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