Russian Bolsheviks readied for demobilization amid ally guarantees
Jan 28 report from Moscow cites Barry Litvinoff stating the Bolsheviks are prepared to disband armies and end world propaganda if Allies guarantee limits on Allied action. They seek Allied recalls of forces from Soviet frontiers and allow Allied representatives to oversee disarmament and pledge compliance.
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London
Russia
Barry Lievinott
Soviet Russia
Litvinoff
Russe
Hussia
Keagwin
LAX SEAPLANE CREW RESCUED AFTER OPEN-SEA DRIFT
A seaplane crew drifted 24 hours in Gut stream near the Bahamas and Florida coast before rescue. The group, including Rod Wanamaker Jr and Caleb Sage, were safely brought ashore at Vero, receiving congratulations from Palm Beach's winter colony.
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West Palm Beach
Pla
Seaphine
Tony
Rodwin Wanamaker Jr
Con
Avid
Strike of 2000 Workers Ties Up Boston Docks
Bueton Tan reports a strike of about 2000 freight handlers and dockers, tied to the Boston area rail lines and harbor firms, threatening to halt freight movement. Workers seek higher wages, while thousands of shipyard and clerical staff suffer idle duties as the stoppage constrains supply and port activity.
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Boston Docks
Bueton
Tan
New York, New Haven & Harrifaril
Boston & Maine
Boston & Illands
Jagged trunk cleat leads to arrest of postal duo
Irene McAuliff suburban postmistress and Merrill B. Inks were arrested in Cleveland Ohio after investigators traced their movements across Southern resorts. About 113000 in postal funds was missing and charges of embezzlement and possible Mann Act violations were anticipated upon their return.
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Irene McAcliff
Cleveland
Ohio
Merrill B. Inks
Miss McAuliff
President Wilson presses urgent relief aid to Europe
President Wilson sent a letter to Secretary Carter Glass urging immediate action by Congress to fund relief for stricken areas in Europe, notably Poland, Austria, and Armenia. He argues the United States must not withhold a portion of its surplus food to aid those in dire need and calls for an affirmative Congressional vote.
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Washington, DC
Wilson
the Treasury
Carter’ Glass
Congress
Europe
Cellef
Poland
Austria
Armenia
Telly
Republic
Thias
Woodrow Wilson
Defense Wins First Point in Newberry Case
In GND Rapids Michigan Tar 23, defense gains a point at opening of trial of Newberry campaign figures charged with election frauds. Defense questions witnesses about their knowledge of Ford propaganda and party literature. Judge Sessions outlines peremptory challenges as voir dire proceeds with twelve jurors examined and more to come.
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Rapids
Mich
Tar
United States
Lrumin HM
Newberry
Bik
Henry Ford
Thokinson
Nes
Perry
We Uke Elebhorn
Clarence Sessions
Erlal
Nichole
Louis A. McIntyre
Boyal City
Venireman
Mexican Foreign Minister Defends Consuls Stand on Visas
Foreign Minister Hilario Medina defends Mexican consuls in the United States for refusing to visa passports of Americans seeking to return to Mexico after testifying before the Senate subcommittee led by Senator Fail in San Antonio. He says the United States cannot force visa refusals unless acting unfriendly, noting several American residents testified before the inquiry into Mexican conditions.
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ITY
Mexico
Hilario Medina
United States
San Antonio
Ex-Crown Prince of Germany to Make Mexico Home
Frederick Wilhelm Hohenzollern, ex-Crown Prince of Germany, plans to arrive in Mexico quietly in spring. He will base in Mexico City and seeks to establish a German colony in Queretaro State near San Cristobal while German agents buy land. Prince Oscar may follow to Usulatan Salvador. President Carranza to host him briefly.
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Crown Prince
Germany
Mexico
Plermosillo
Mex
Frederick Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Rudolph Misheimer
Misheimer
Europe
Frederick Wilhelm
Queretar
San Cristobal
Queretaro
Carranza
Frederick Wilhelm Willl
Prince Oscar
Kaiser
Usulatan
Salvador
Central America
Healers Touch Draw Sick and Crippled to St Mark's
Crowds gathered at St. Mark's parish house for a healing mission led by James Moore Hickson. Mothers with sick babies and children in wheelchairs filled the church as attendees sought spiritual and physical relief through faith healing. The event, framed as a Christian mission, emphasized prayer, repentance, and trust in Christ's healing power.
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St. Mark's Church
James Moore Hickson
America
Taltn Qian
Christ
Kong
Hickwon
Mr. Hickson
Ivery
Weather Report for San Antonio and Vicinity
Tonight and Wednesday cloudy with mild winds. Low temperatures near 40s. Interior expected warmer conditions with clear to partly cloudy skies. Forecast calls for warmer travel weather across Okshorne area.
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San Antonio
Okshorne
Exhume bid for victim of murder denied in court
Trial record describes motions to exhume the body of Albert Wm for autopsy and to appoint physicians to determine cause of death. Witnesses Strawn and Stewart testified about events near East Commerce Street on New Year’s Eve, noting two cars and the Tip family exiting a vehicle as shots were fired. The defense contends the bullet came from another source and that the defendant did not fire the fatal shot.
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A & Alvemet
Steen
Albert
University of ‘Texas Atuident
Ciadik
Ontithe
Automobile Ami
Trrain
Sip
Nist
Sehieh
Lhrge
Tyro
Li L. Strawn
Syvesten Stewart
Sherife
Newton
Goth Strawn
Stewart
Commerce Street
Stein
Bud
Three Types of Socialism Explained by Legislator
In Albany New York on November 5 a committee session revealed three distinct strands of socialism within the movement. Mayor George R Luin of Schenectady testified about the party’s fluid factions while attorneys for the Socialist party argued against responsible blame for broader socialist aims amid ongoing investigations.
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Eerd
William Gi. É Sturt
United States
George R. Luan
Schithectady
Reymour- Stedman
Rocialtete
Ulus Gerber
New Works State Party
Enets
Sidit
le Suite
Chairwan
Martin
Judiciars Comumitter
Ady Typewriters Edison Phone Graphe Hecurde Veers
Ady Beyer at 310 12 West Commerce advertises Ella Typewriters and Edison phonographs, with Hecurde listed in the line. The fragment states a business listing for typewriters and phonographs in a historic commerce district.
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A. P. Beyer
West Commerce
Ella
Edison Phone Graphe and Hecurde
Ady
Seven Points Agreed Upon in Secret Covenant Talks
Exact information from Washington shows bi partisan treaty conferences reached seven points with tentative accords on five more before secret talks were interrupted by irreconcilables. The conferences will resume tomorrow as the status of the covenant remains halted after Senator Lodge's ultimatum.
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L. C
Scullion Crowned King of Kurdistan Amid Treaty Confusions
Ambiguous OCR notes discuss Enver Daxhu and the Crown of Kurdistan between Mesopotamia and Persia, referencing Allied and Associated Powers, reservations on Article X and Monroe Doctrine, and disputes over U S withdrawal and league expenses amid postwar diplomacy. The fragment outlines reservations and tentative agreements on mandates, interpretation, and budget provisions within a broader Allied conference context. Entities include Enver Daxhu, Suleiman Liffend, Abdul Howard, and various diplomatic terms.
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Enver Daxhu
Kurdistan
Persia
Hfax
Lnte
Suleiman Lffend
Abdul Howard
United States
Cairese
Americur Cumous
Eceements Ltd
Allien Gil
Akesaus
Congress
Ubis
The
League
Okla Citizens Urge Governor to Avert Bloodshed
Urgent telegrams from Grandfield residents press Governor Robertson to act now to prevent bloodshed amid the Red River dispute in Tillman County. Texas officials are involved as Attorney General Prince Frouliig seeks cross state coordination while Adjutant General Burrett liaises with Texas counterparts. State officials caution the threat remains grave but temporary ceasefire hopes persist.
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Oklahoma City
Okio
Robertson
Red River
Tillman County
Grandfield
Okla
Gverc
Prince Frouliig
Texas
Charles Burrett
Woman Suffrage Upheld by Court Decision
Special Telegram to News reports Texas Supreme Court upholding constitutional validity of women’s suffrage in primaries. Chief Justice Phillips dissented. opinion written by Associate Justice Green. Case involves Mayes County voters and related tax collector dispute. ruling confirms prior acquiescence in woman suffrage at primary level.
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Ove
Teromaler
Wood
Hawkins
Tex
Gree
Phillips -Dissen
Wrat Court of Civ
Galverton Hethe
Alnitoy
William’s Leider
Mayetes
Priory
Oma
Bain
Juan
Ke Davie Lex
McLentan
Third Court of Clin
Austin
Justee
Worken
Pagea
Nelvon
Philips
Hig
Ehig
Gay Oplaloil
Wb Svarts
Ingenuyey
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