Immigrant Armenian Widow Aided in New York Search
Citizen Republican notes an Armenian widow and her two children arriving in New York in search of a California school teacher. A representative of the Travelers Aid Society assisted them, amid broader wartime notes on politics, labor, and postwar concerns including Turkish rule, coal contracts, and veterans’ care.
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French Medal for South Dakota Woman and War Work
Paris reports a group of Young Women’s Christian Association members awarded French medals for wartime welfare work in munition factories. Recipients include Alice Woolley of Yankton and Mia Helen Jackson Maynard, with others honored for aiding French girls during WWI efforts.
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Anmenic
Alice Wooley
Yankton
Mia Helen Jackson Maynard
Tamuy Tas
Gerard Accepts Debate Challenge Amid Campaign News
New York Jan 26 James W Gerard former ambassador to Germany now Democratic candidate for president at the South Dakota primary has accepted a joint debate challenge from George D Monroe independent candidate to discuss presidential issues. Debate to be held in Sioux City March 2 under state law. Sheriff John J Shanks launching enforcement actions on compulsory education law across northern South Dakota as he tours counties in pursuit of compliance.
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International Season
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Illinois Governor to Speak in South Dakota Tour
Illinois Governor Frank C. Lowden will tour South Dakota in mid January delivering about 52 speeches. The campaign schedule lists stops in Sioux Falls Pierre Deadwood and other towns as he promotes the Republican presidential bid.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Frank C. Lowden
Eorary
Sioux Falls
Pierre Wid
Pierre
Governor
Highway. Com
Explosion Lights Power City Plant in Sioux Falls
A generator exploded at Power City Calcium Light Company's plant in Sioux Falls last night after a safety valve failed. Several minor blasts followed. gas fumes ignited and firemen could not stop the blaze. The spectacular fire confined damage to one area, estimated under $1,000 despite a citywide blaze visible across Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Pails
Power City
Calcium Light Compaing
Fire destroys county poor farm dwelling near Elk Point
Elk Point, MD January 23. Fire completely destroyed the county poor farm dwelling seven miles northwest. Officials suspect a defective chimney caused the blaze. Five inmates were removed, some furniture saved. The adjacent buildings withstood the flames and a $3,300 insurance valuation was reported for the property.
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Elk Roint
Here
Elk Palnt
Hoover boom rumor sparks political stir in New York
New York report says Hoover bid launched at a social luncheon hosted by Col E M House with names like Ralph Pulitzer and Cyrus J. Curtis present. The New York World disputed the North American account calling it a faker.
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Ralph Pulitzer
New York World
Frank ‘Tf. Cobb
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Mauncter
Cyrus J. Kk. Curtis
Philadelphia
Edward Grey
Hoover
Wilson
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Pulitzer
Mir. Hoover
Garfield cites coal deal as unsound and dangerous
Chicago January 27 Dr H A Garfield former fuel administrator writes for Farm and Home condemning the coal strike compromise as harmful to institutions. He argues higher wages cannot be the cure, cites 1918 coal worker earnings and warns wage hikes spark a national spiral hurting the public. He stresses the public interest dominates when government acts to resolve clashes in key industries.
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H. A. Garfield
Farm and Home
Garfield
Indiana
Illinois
Battle in Murroe as armed raiders clash with police
In Murroe eight constables faced about 49 armed men who attacked the police bar at midnight. Two hours of gunfire followed as raiders tried to block the building but fled before the military arrival. No injuries reported. Meanwhile the Shannon floods force Athlone and other villages to evacuate, causing heavy losses to commerce and livestock.
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Pairfax, Sr
Frat Bros
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Herman Glaser
Ireland
Limerick
Murroe
Gnally
Senate votes to fund public health service fight influenza
Washington January 4 The Senate approved an appropriation of 500000 dollars to support the public health service in its ongoing campaign against influenza with authorities confirming the allocation.
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Washington
Jan
Senate Today
Berlin Streets Reader Shot Minister in Court District
In Berlin, Bertin 27 Mathias Enaberee, the minister of finance, was wounded by a single shot as he left the criminal courts building after a hearing. A man named Gliwhe Vin Ur sudie Tel was arrested in connection with the attack.
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Mathias Enabereeer
Nance
Fredat
Herneaberser
Criminal Courts
Lodge Refuses Ground in Bipartisan Treaty Talks
Washington January 27 Senator Lodge Republican leader refuses to resume bipartisan treaty conferences unless no changes are made to Article X and the Monroe Doctrine. He issued the ultimatum at a brief meeting. Democratic conferees later met in executive session to decide their reply. Senator Hitchcock said the reply would be delivered at tomorrow morning’s meeting.
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Washington
Lodge
Hitchcock
Deadly rear end Vancouver press crash in Canada
Ottawa reports at least 15 killed and many injured in a rear end collision on the Vancouver Express between Corbeil and North Bay Ontario. Seven died instantly and eight died en route to hospital as two train sections collided after the first stalled by extreme cold. Names listed include Mrs Susan Peden Vancouver and Dr J W Chambers Calgary among the deceased and many others among the injured. The crew said torpedoes were placed on the track to stop the second train but the impact telescoped the observatory car and sleeper.
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Ontario
North Pay
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Wallace
Hugh Peden
James Tillery
J. W. Chambers
Cilgary
W. Beall
Simmons
Charles VI
Beall
Arthur Benuulia
Calgary
Helen Breckenridge
Leslie Burrows
Victoria
C. A. Codera
Winnipeg
Maude Copley
Ft. Innis
William K. Lemme
Miss McLaughlin
G. Murray
Saskatoon
G. Mielaren
George Rasmussen
Seattle
George Rasmusse
Dorothy Skeene
Los Angeles
T. J. Spencer
Medicine Hat
G. E. Graham
John Adamson
I W W WILL TRY TO PROVE SELF DEFENSE
Montesano Washington January defense lawyer argues self defense will anchor the case for 11 accused in murder trial. Prosecutors dispute venue change and press that evidence shows the attack occurred after no shot was fired.
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Wash
TL. W. W
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George F. Vanderveer
W. Hall
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