Powhatan Passengers Towed In Heavy Seas Ok At Shore
Wireless report from Capt A D Randall says Powhatan's status is OK after towing to shore amid heavy seas and slow progress. The transport, disabled, is made for Halifax with three knots, as recovery efforts continue alongside the liner Lady Laurier and the Northern Pacific.
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Powhatan
New York
A. D. Randall
J. S. Mitchell
O. K
Uelifax
Lady Laurier
Northern Pacific
Extradition of ex Kaiser looms in Allied demand
British and French officials report Holland refused the Allies request to surrender the former German Emperor for trial. The Dutch reply, framed under legal peril and political sanctuary concerns, is expected soon. A referendum on extradition was mentioned by a Rotterdam correspondent. The United States did not join the treaty.
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London
William Sutherland
Lloyd George
Holland
William
Tewan
van Ourling
Harland
Downing Street
Paris
Rutherland
Wiliam
Vranece
France
Floyd
Macgriff
Servien
Bratt
Donald Graham
The
Hague
Kalner
Toi Iit
Ang
United States
William’s
Thi International Embausia
Walliam
Tts
Coldest Weather Wave Threatens U S and Texas
Urgent forecast notes record cold wave sweeping the nation from Utah toward the West South West states. North Dakota reports twenty degrees below freezing with Calgary even colder, as San Antonio braces for a deep chill and possible frost warnings follow a long storm system.
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Fext
San Antonio
United States
Weather Bureau
Joan
Maj
Buell
Texas
Utah
North Dakota
Calgary
San Antonigas
Carranza Plot Charged in Texas Revolt Scare
Senator Fall publicly charged Carranza officials with fomenting an expedition against the United States to incite a revolt among Mexicanos in Texas New Mexico Arizona California and Colorado. He linked the plan to Germany and the Plan of San Diego, naming Gen Pablo Gonzales Aguilar Barragan and others as alleged conspirators. He said witnesses would prove the alleged plots in hearings.
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Carranza
Pablo Gonzales
Aguilar
Barragan
Fall
United States
San Diego
Sonate Fall
Diego
Tanne
Texas
Germany
Carransa
Jul A. Falls
Laredo
Mexia
Nuevo Laredo
Dalle
Pall and Smith
Walls
Webb Station
San Tenkela
Sada Tenacio
Vaux
Zapata
Obregon denies report of revolt against Carranza
San Antonio reports circulated that General Obregon fomented a fresh revolution in Mexico. Obregon, in person, denied the claim saying the report is absolutely false and that he remains loyal to the Carranza government. He had returned from the central states where he supported his presidential candidate.
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Sity
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
General Obregon
Poverent
Gen. Obregon
Car- Tauzy
Socialist expulsions loom as New York Assembly weighs fate of five
Albany dispatch reports the New York State Assembly prepares to hear testimony from the Attorney General about Socialist activities and plans to upset the government by force. Witnesses and debate center on expelling five Socialist members, with party allies and opponents clashing over procedure and authority. The scene recalls long-standing hostility within the Assembly toward New York Socialists.
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Albany
N.Y
State Assembly
Assembly
United States
Eversbely
Martin Littleton
Waleh
8Ncitlist
Jira Mare
Geveral
Judiciary Committee
Vamimittes
Litteran Rexegnalige
Interior Posts Withdrawn First Siberia Evacuation Planned
The State Department reports the evacuation of American interior posts in Siberia has begun in line with plans. Troops in the Lake Baikal region start moving toward Vladivostok with embarkation from Vladivostok set for February. Tokyo signals surprise at US policy while preparing to withdraw its own forces from Manchuria. diplomatic circles note Japan’s role as peacemaker in the Orient.
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Washington
DE. C
Siberia
State Department
Lake Baikal
Viadivostok
War Department
Lhe
Tokia
Department
Ti Wne
United States
Japan
Orient
Aeshat
Tapan
Manchuria
Admiral Kolchak Not Captured, Report Declares
London dispatch says Admiral Kolchak, leader of anti-Bolshevik forces in Western Siberia, is not captured but safe at Nimnadisa with his aide. The War Office conference in London released the denial, clarifying the Soviet claim as false.
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London
Jah
Kolchak
Siberia
Nimnnadisa
War-Office
Soldiers disarm blacks to avert riots in Arkansas
Armed troops from Carp Pike occupy Burnie Mills near Dumas. They disarm the negro population after a clash yesterday between deputies and blacks who forced release of "Doc" Haynes. Sheriff Lacey reports no word from Burnis Mild at noon but expects further trouble with troop arrival. Governor Brotyt orders disarmament and arrests as precaution.
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Dumas
Ark
Carp Pike
Burnie Mills
Doc” Haynes
Lacey
Burnis Mild
Waybresk
Burma Mills
Brotyt
Antich
Ap Ne
British Watch Irish Closely After Rioting
Government and military authorities moved to prevent further unrest after transport windows were broken and two police officers were shot in Dublin. Assistant Police Commissioner Redmond, recently transferred from Northern Ireland, was killed in Harcourt Street by an unknown assailant. In Thurles rioting followed the ambush shooting of Policeman Finegan Tuesday night as mobs of enraged police and loyalists clashed. Continued on Page Two.
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Paaf
Redmond
Dublin
North Ireland
Harcourt Street
Thurles
Poilenman Finegan
Finegan
Weather Forecast For Oklahoma City Area
The weather outlook for Oklahoma shows fair conditions tonight and Friday. In the western portion expect colder temperatures Friday.
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Oklahonta
Okahoma
Senate changes may affect treaty prospects in Congress
Washington experts say a referendum could save the Versailles treaty if Congress cannot agree this session. With 32 senators up for reelection, party shifts could alter the balance. Republicans might gain up to five seats, potentially easing ratification but unlikely to secure a clean passage without modifications.
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William Philip Simms
Sta
Washington, D.C
Senate
Conarenes
The
Treasury
Carter Glass
Martin
Demorj Erat
Virginia
Congress
Max
Consul Denies Passport Vise Halt to Mexican Witness
Mexican Consul de la Mata refused to vise the passport of Henry Torres, a witness who testified yesterday before the Fall committee, delaying his return to Mexico as officers insisted on a new photo. The incident followed instructions from Mexican Foreign Affairs officials about witnesses testifying unfavorably to the government. In Chicago, Capt Muraand Field III announced control of the $120,000 Field estate after resigning from his bond firm duties.
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de la Mata
Henry Torres
Mexico
Forres
Mary
Young Field
Chicago
Muraand Field
Suit Filed to Force Collector to Accept Poll Tax from Woman
Proceedings in the Texas district court seek to compel J A Bit p sr the tax collector of Bexar County to accept a poll tax payment from Mrs Marty Tyssowski a resident of Bexar County for more than six months The suit filed by Joseph G Tyssowski aims to challenge the 1909 decision that barred poll tax payments from certain women The case reflects activism by San Antonio women and the Bexar County League of Women Voters with lawyers W W Walling and Tom West assisting in support of suffrage rights The petition quotes the relator asserting she is between 21 and 60 years old not an idiot or lunatic and seeks relief pending a Supreme Court ruling on the matter
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Indy
Xymers
New York
Alwayy
Charles Dughes
Committee of the War Association of
New York City
Gar Association
Alkerpon Lee
Rant School of Social Sciences
Mindamus
J. A. Bit
Iexar County
Marty Webber Tyssowski
Bexar County
Joseph G. Tyssowski
Bridge Andurkon
Sith District Court
Tyssowski
Tyasewski
Supreme Court
Santin
Fiat
Orseowaki
Abe
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Washengton
Luis Laurier
Kalsar
Burlin
Jan
Rotterdam
Lokal Ausseger
Seeree
Grrmon
Wisdon
Hormren
Cormir
Saws
U.S
Obregon
Wall Street
San
Curra Jean
Tmarket
Mexican Congress
Association of Producers of Petroleum In
Cates
Panies
Qasnciation
Herbert G. Wylie
Mexican Petroleum Company
Siz Wella
Wells End
Metico
Venitatiano Carranza
Indol Palace
Republic of Mexico
City of Mexico
William G. Shepherd
International News Service
I McNeel Jewelry Co
Lentz
Coe. & F. Beyer
Weat Cammerce
Soledad
Kodak
Selte
Adison Uhone
Vareneas
Nec
Bank of Commerce
U. S
Tennessee Solon
Dark Horse
John E. Shields
John H. Shields
Tennessee
Aussiin Wirdless Jienateh
Stoscow Agid Rolehuk
Newfoundland
Johns
Arkansas
British Watch
Weibby
Mary W. Tyssowski
Syssowak
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