Fears Felt For 471 On Ship Powhatan Bleeding Water
Boston dispatch reports unease over the Powhatan’s status with 271 passengers and 200 crew. A radiogram noted eight feet of water in the hold and bad condition, while later wireless updates from Capt Randalls claimed 27 passengers were aboard and well, with transfer to Cedric limited by high seas. The Martha Washington headed toward Powhatan, and confusion over transfers persisted as guards and ships moved to assist.
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Powhatan
Boston
Navy Yard
York
A. R. Tandell
Dixalied
Army Transport Service
Athli
Ranall
New York
United States
Sharkey
Randalls
Bowne
Rallins
Boeton
Newport
Martha’ Washington
Betta
Expecka
Bavy
Martha Waouhington
Kork Navy
Xord
Eto
Cegric
Gresham
Neon
Cussborder Trial of Socialists Turns Into a Trial of Accusers
Senate witnesses described border raids and hold ups near Mercedes and Llano Grande in 1917. F M Parmalee was killed returning with gold for mill hands. sister and other witnesses testified about bandits and Mexican conflict. Ranchers near Del Rio faced raids by rebel and Carrancista forces, with cattle losses and property pillaged as authorities debated Carranza influence and possible revolts affecting Texas.
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F. M. Parmalee
Mercedes
Texas
Llano Grande
Parmalee
Senate
Mra. Parmates
Iai
Senator Smith
Séselvc
Feveas
Seoater Fall
EL Paso
del Rio
Coahuila
Blecker
Mexico
Madero
Blocker
Oho
Han
Mlecker
Helaindnee
Forker
Sanchiezo
Carranaa Povernment
United Nistes
New Mexico
Arizona
Sam Antonio
Om Pare
Assembly Debates Ousting Socialist Members In New York
In Albany on January 20 the Assembly’s opening trial of the judiciary committee focused on questions of process and constitutionality as it considers ousting five Socialist Assemblymen. Chairman Louis M. Martin overruled motions and faced tough questions from prosecutors while debates centered on whether the Assembly had the right to adjudicate and eject the socialists amid calls from jurists for due process.
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New York
Yarmouth
Tarly
Ambrose Channel
Ughtship
Hany -Auard
Senecd
Flere
Ugnor
Havana
Cuba
Daniel G. Portar
Ler
William G. Shepherd
International News Service
Albany, N. Y
Assembly
State of New York
Judiciary Committee
Charley B. Hughes
New York City
Isvonnathan
Tle
Mr. Hughes
Cuairmwan Martin
Louis M. Martin
Famons
Morris Bilquist
Toxike
Assemblywen
Jugen
Fillquit
Cuvilllier Oteht
Cuvilier
Puebt
Thettorneys
Bac
Martin
Ousuil
Delegates Press Mexican Labor Claims for Gulf Coast Texas
Delegates Toy Miller of Corpus Christi and J Vandenberge, attorney for the Storal Landowners Association, will represent Gulf Coast farmers before the Mexican Labor Committee in Washington. They seek continued Mexican immigration to sustain agricultural development, citing 50 000 laborers needed across 20 counties and a history of up to 8 000 Mexicans employed in Nueces County during cotton season. The effort aims to show the Gulf Coast’s reliance on Mexican labor and the risk to productivity if immigration is restricted.
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Gul Coast
Texas
Toy Miller
Corpus Christi
Storal Landowners’ Association
J. ¥. Vandenberge
Mexican Labor Committee
Washington
Miller
San Antonio
Vandenberge
Mitter
Gulf Coast
Mr. Miller
Page Toro
Desperate battle as police free besieged Irish comrades
Dublin report says police freed several besieged officers after a five hour battle with more than 200 raiders at Drombane. Two policemen were captured and later rescued. Raiders armed with bombs blocked roads. dynamite attempt failed. Police suffered no casualties. London dispatch notes Lord French may concede wider autonomy in Ireland.
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Dublin
Drombane
London
Lord French
Ireland
McNeel Jewelry Co Ad Promises Diamonds Frames and More
An old advertisement for McNeel Jewelry Co features painted glass items and wall hangings. It highlights diamonds and frames as key offerings, with a focus on decorative jewelry pieces.
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Fred Rummert
Wilson Out of Politics Until Convention Is Held
President Wilson will refrain from public appearances for several weeks as he continues convalescence. Dr Grayson reports slow improvement while the White House plans focus on church attendance and cautious exertion to safeguard health. Berlin reports police rounding up alleged radicals amid ongoing unrest.
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Wilson
David M. Church
Washington, D.C
White House
Grayson
Jugoslav Reply to Adriatic Decision Reaches Paris
Paris dispatch reports the Jugoslav reply to the Supreme Council on the disposition of Adriatic territories. The note, presented today, will be considered formally at the council meeting. Prime Minister Nitti of Italy warned he will push the London Pact terms if the allied compromise is not accepted. The exchange touches on tensions among Jugoslavs, Italians, and Swiss neutrality issues amid ongoing postwar diplomacy.
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United Rex Start
Paris
Jugoslav
Supreme Council
London
Augosiav
Laina
Jugoslavs
Adriatic
Prewinr Millerang
Gearges Chayiendu
Fremiar Lloyd George
League
Switzerland
Hik Mauler
Vida
Roumania
Foch
Rouneil
Tugaslat
Compromise on Treaty Slipping Into Deadlock
United Press reports congressional conferees from Republicans and Democrats near a deadlock over a treaty compromise. The dispute centers on a League of Nations reservation binding the United States to League decisions and how votes are allocated in the council and assembly. Delegates met for ten hours without resolve, and the matter continued on page two.
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Fy T. C. Martin
United Press
Wennets
Huta
Indy
Denroot
United States
League Assembly
League Council
Lepeth
Phis
Tailor Lentz Opens Shop at 100 Soledad Street
Local tailor Lentz announces new shop at 100 Soledad Street adjoining the Sa tang Bank of Cuamen. Services listed include custom clothing and alterations as the business debuts in the district.
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Soledad St
Sat't Bank of Cuamen
Woman Candidate For Presidency Maps Own Campaign
Mise Inney Page Gaston announces intention to seek the Republican nomination. She has begun work in her Chicago offices, active in reform education moves, and will include an anti cigarette plank in her platform.
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Mise Inney
Page
Gaston
Las
Theket
Chicago
Cellar Hideout Uncovers 5000 In Stolen Goods
Detectives uncover a cellar beneath Norma Goosralth Street housing about five thousand dollars worth of stolen property and scripts from local burglaries. A Mexican teenager was arrested after neighbors reported a masked man entering through a rear kitchen door. Police describe discovering merchandise stacked in the cellar beneath a porch and stairs, with the suspect later questioned and released.
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Snonderground Velar
Vibe Feet Tong
Stroviy Distelet
Norma Goosralth
Offivers Garvin
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Weather notes indicate mixed sun and clouds with a milder midweek pattern. Winds shift from southerly to westerly, temperatures easing toward the Pitt area as the day progresses.
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San Antonin
Vie
Amin Bay
Gi Pitt
Classified Ad Fragments Note Local Listings
Fragmentary OCR shows a 310 12 West Commerce address and mentions typewriters and possibly desk items. Readable words include Beyer and Ades with garbled references to sellers and recitals. The legible portion hints at a small local ad slate for equipment sales and miscellaneous items.
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Beyer
West
Commerce
French Suffer Thiry Relped or Wounded by Syrian Rebels
Cairo dispatch quotes Damascus advices that thirty French soldiers were killed or wounded when 600 insurgent Syrians attacked French occupation forces east of Alexandria. A new Syria revolt raises tensions in the Takia Mountains, with Alexandretta in the French sphere near the Gulf of Iskandertum.
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Ondon
Alexandretia
Cairo
Daily Express Today
Damascus
Takia Mountains
Alexandretta
Syria
Gulf of Iskandertum
Soviet Ark Returns Home With Cargo Delivered
Soviet Ark arrived home after delivering cargo and detaining nine undesirables. The vessel departed the United States for home, escorted by a destroyer. Local reports describe cheers from crowds as the Bolshevik presence was noted, amid uncertain details and garbled wording.
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Dee
United States
Walter
Mig Horder
Serbian Occupation of Albania Resented Across Regions
The report notes widespread resentment of Serbian forces in Albania amid tensions and military movements. Officials describe strained relations, with local authorities seeking measures to restore order and protect civilians as regional perceptions of occupation intensify.
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Albania
Poincare May Be Foreign Minister Again
The newspaper reports President Poincare may assume the role of Foreign Minister in Millerand’s cabinet as his term nears expiry on February 28. Millerand temporarily holds both premier and foreign minister duties.
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Poincare
Pais
Tan
Prexident
Putire Tare
Millerand
Alder Milerand
Girls Jump From Fire at Stickley Brothers Plant
Two girls leaped from the fourth story as flames and an explosion hit the Stickley Brothers Furniture plant in Grand Rapids. They survived but suffered broken arms and legs. Snow piles slowed their fall. Six girls and one boy were injured in the blaze, which began in the floss room from a ket box, and officials feared others might be trapped as the fire raged.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Stickley Brothers Furniture Company
Uprer
New Jersey Governor Opens Fight Against Prohibition
Governor Edward J. Edwards, a Democrat elected on a wet platform, opens his term vowing to challenge the Eighteenth Amendment. He sworn in at Trenton and signals plans to seek repeal or ratification, pressuring state actions and state liquor policy amid national Prohibition debate.
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New Jersey
Prenton
N. J
Edward J. Edwards
Ar ‘Nanan
Sivat
Wilson
Riphis
Ghal
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Jis
Ts Kawey Pac Casros
Katharine Harye
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