Empress Charlotte of Mexico Near Death’s Door
Brussels reports Empress Charlotte widow of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico lies gravely ill with influenza developing pneumonia. Doctors say death could come at any moment. the Belgian princess, formerly Archduchess Charlotte, is near the end after a long battle with illness.
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Mexico
Death’s Door
Brussels
Charlotte
Maximilian of Mexico
Todd
Albert
Charlotta
Maximniiton
Juda
Oost
Leopold Tui
Mar
Maximilian
Thosta
Northwestern cold wave slows to reach Midwest
Chicago January 18 The Northwestern cold wave expected to drop temperatures to zero in the Midwest but its effects will be delayed 24 to 34 hours. Snow blankets a wide area across northern states per the weekly weather bureau report. A separate note reports Vernon Dollinger of Baltimore injuring his fourth finger while removing a fire door, blamed on a faulty job.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Eifeet
Weather Huredu'd
Vernon
Dollinger
Baltway
G. D. Miller
Two Couples Near Death In Auto Crash Near Lattersburg
Two couples near death after an auto accident on Lattersburg Pike. A car from Ways Nesboro Garage owned by George Potsto rolled over and crashed into a ditch. One couple was trapped under the vehicle while rescuers aided the other, with fragments of a china dish reported stolen in front of a lodge.
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Hazeratowh
Lattersburg
Ontakirta
Nesboro Garaga
George Potsto
Foogis
Minister Sick Delays Trial In Texas Court
The trial of Dr. Pryuk Novili in ATSBTIN Texas was postponed today due to the defendant's illness. Judge Thies K. Hamilton adjourned court until 9 a.m. The defendant, accused of killing Dr. Chipps, was reported in his hotel room with tonsillitis as defense counsel objected to any delay.
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Atsbtin
Tex
Pryuk Novili
Jdge Thies
Hagner Would Grant Women Jury Duty for State
Annapolis May report says Senator Alexander Hagner of Washington County will introduce a bill to require clerks of circuit courts and counties to compile lists of taxpaying male and female inhabitants, giving women jury duty rights alongside men, with the legislature reconvening at noon and expected to stay through Friday.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
State House
Alexander Hagner
Wallerington County
Burns Husband Sets Fire After Wife Refuses Dollar
Mrs. Janes J. Kennady of near Cumberland charged with injuring her husband by driving him and Mer Intait from the house and setting fire to the bungalow after he refused to borrow a dollar. The home was destroyed. Kenady allegedly had been drinking for days and the wife asked to go to the grocery store and borrow a dollar, which he refused.
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Janes J. Kennady
Cumberland
Workers killed by blast of dynamite near Birmingham
Birmingham report cites fatalities from an explosion in a dynamite mixing mill at Hercules Powder near the plant. Johnson and Wright, among workers, died. no other area damaged. Estimated loss set at 25,000 dollars. cause unknown.
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Birmingham
Ali
Wright
DC. Johnson
Deport priest in Mexico clash sparks political uproar
A refugee priest, Father Guatava Cebolers, claims U S citizens were jailed after arriving from Mexico. He alleges officials accused him of violating borders while Merida and other areas faced routs tied to political upheaval. The report notes his background in biology and ties to Trosten College and Mord University.
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New Oulmans
Rayaiuttoy
Caltea
Mexico
Miese
Guatava Cebolers
Americai Cliaen
Moxigo
Wather
Wather Gahollorey
Chine
Merida
Treatan
Niwa
Tay Wilkow
Demand for Bond Issue Keeps School Construction Hopes Alive
Central Assembly faces renewed pressure as multiple petitions seek a new elementary building and extensive improvements at Broadway and Wayside. A bond of at least 300000 may be needed if demands for new buildings and upgraded facilities are to be met, with fire-proof stairs lighting and plumbing among requested upgrades. Contined on Page 19.
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Central Assembly
Board of Education
It Ia
Sharpsburg
Nonth
Wharspring
Indian Springs
Broadway
Wayside
Aee
Mywa
Sau Gambery
Alimony Battle Spurs Claims In Chaplin Case
In Los Angeles on January 18 lawyers fought over a potential $10 million alimony and fees fund as Lita Gray Chaplin seeks support amid divorce. Judges noted no property was located to satisfy court orders, while Chaplin Studios and the film company are challenged as sole parties. Directors of the bank and firms listed organized ongoing affairs. The case centers on Mrs Chaplin’s request for alimony and related expenses.
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Los Angeles
Chaplin
Chapli
Alini
Chaplhy Studios
Chan Hin Film Company
Prohibition Agent Survey Hagerstown Official Arrives
Day Enforcement Officer surveys Wheeling area counties to assess conditions and recommend a resident agent for Hagerstown. Bradley, federal administrator deputy, will transfer Western Maryland counties from Baltimore district. He notes costs of enforcement fall on violators and cites over $100,000 in fines last year in his area.
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Prohibition
Tovy Hagerstown
HN. Bradley
Wheeling
Washington
Allofany
Garrett
Bradley
Pennsylvania
West Viteginia
Maryland
My. Bradley
Iran
Hagerstown
Charles Town
W. Va
Cumberland
Baltimore
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Washington County
Hageratown
Smith in capital to demand senate seat
Washington January 18 Senator designate from Sinot Prk L Smith arrived and said he would demand his Senate seat tomorrow. Former chairman of the Ma ols Commerce Commission, elected last November for next March term, was appointed by Governor Smmb to succeed late William J. Meltiley. Smith's attorney accompanied him as he prepared for the Senate seat decision at the Willard Hotel.
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Washington
Prk
Usha
Senate
Cathedral TS Burned in New York Church Fire
The Mary Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral on Bagdad Street in New York was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin early today. The flames spread to an adjoining night-story apartment building, displacing 18 families in their night attire. Damage is estimated at 209000 dollars. The cathedral served as the titular church of Archbishop Alexander and had been remodelled inside after purchase by the Greek Orthodox Church.
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New York
Bagtad Street
Alexander
North
South America
Bron Ht
Alphone
Steph
Tristes
Ice obstructs Chesapeake shipping slows bay traffic
January 18 report from Baltimore notes heavy bay ice hindering navigation on Chesapeake Bay. Wooden vessels face dangers as upper bay conditions worsen. only steel-hulled ships broke through. Annapolis ice breaker moved from Hartmire to Cambridge, guiding a convoy led by Dorchester. Dorchester proceeded safely. Near Banani light in the Choptan River, the Amazons delayed the Schaaker Ella Clipps while awaiting a break for a steamer bound for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Hiiesson
Philadelphia Belmiere
Annapolis
Hartimore
Cambridge
Dorchester
Banani Ligt
Choptan River
Ohio proposal bars marriage for mental defectives
Columbus Jan 18 mental defectives and prim galine would be prohibited from marrying in Ohio unless sterilized under a bill introduced in the legislature. The measure stops short of compulsory sterilization except when mortgage is contemplated and then only one party would be sterilized.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Chaplin Said Very Sick by Doctor at Home
New York January 18. Reports from Dr Gustav J B Teck say Charlie Chaplin is seriously ill with a breakdown and cannot stand. He has eaten solid food for two days, but remains weak. Publicity attendant and manager Arthur Kelly note Chaplin’s mood sank after a Sunday incident and that court charges require clearing. Two other items note resignations of three public school teachers effective February 1.
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New York
Tua Bomea
Nathan Jurkan
Chaplin
Saya
Theck
Arthur Kelly
Water Artists
Apt
Min Fy
Drs. Chaudine
Wrecking Crews Blamed for Pole Wire Strain Districtwide
Wrecking crews using poles to anchor derricks pull cars from ditches and cause wire strain and unstable poles. High winds intensified sparking blue and green lights as power lines swing close. A Braddock Mountain incident disrupted service until crews reset the system.
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Braddock Mountain
Influenza in Magers town amid mild outbreak and warnings
Doctors report some influenza and grippe activity in Magers town with only a few mild cases. The piece notes global flu fear from 1918 and urges calm while warning that a widespread wave could return. Also mentions a real estate sale by MET Realty Company on Sasol avenue.
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Thy Met Realty Company
Sasol Avenue
WOM
Deine
Taylan
STN
State Court Orders Boxes Seized in Philadelphia Senate Contest
The Supreme Court today allowed the delivery of 2,000 ballot boxes from the Ware-Wilson senatorial contest to a special committee in Washington. Justice Glealese lacked standing as not a candidate, and Common Pleas Court rulings were upheld to let the Senate committee inspect the boxes despite objections from Clealone the election judge.
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Philadelphia
Dan
Supreme Court
Santorial Aeat
George W. Pepper
Glealese
Clealone
Senate
Common Plage Court
Russian cold claims dozens in remote districts amid severe winter
A chaotic recital reports eighty people frozen to death in Semara province and related villages along the Velen river as forty below zero conditions persist for days. Cattle losses mount, and overall misery spreads across outlying areas.
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Semara
Russia
Velen Rive
Ford opens Mass school linked to Mary Had a Little Lamb
Sudbury, Jan 18 Henry Ford opened a new school house near the Wayside Inn in Sudbury. A fever outbreak forced suspension after the first class. Ford arrived with a horse and cart, and teachers and pupils were assembled around the historic site. The facility includes remnants of the Sterling Mary Sawyer school and antique furnishings.
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Sudbury
Mass
Henry Ford
Hugh
Wayside Inn
Martha Hopkins
Ft. Far- Neld
Ford
Mary
Sterling
Joby Roulstone
Mary Sawyer
Detroit
Fron Sterling
Wayside-Inn
Mrcf i
Ferguson to Attend Moody Inauguration in Texas
The article notes MA Ferguson will be present for Moody's inauguration. It mentions Milwae Ay Pargusen and Janos E. Fyrguson's death, along with references to Governor Forruson and civic duties. The text references political transitions and ceremonial events surrounding a state inauguration.
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Ma” Ferguson
Moody
Oxy
Dan Reedy
Pargusen
Janos E. Fyrguson
O¢Etel
Moony
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