President Wilson's European Visit Returns to U S
Wilson completes Rome Genoa Milan stops amid crowded streets and cheering crowds. In Milan he urges freedom and world order as Polish and Bolshevik tension spills into headlines. Paderewski criticizes Bolshevism while Pilsudski clings to authority amid allied hesitancy.
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Theodore Roosevelt Dies at Sagamore Hill at 60
Col Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay after a spell of rheumatism and heart trouble. Funeral services were set for 12 45 p m at Sagamore Hill and 2 p m at Christ Church with Rev George Talmage officiating. Burial will be at Youngs Memorial Cemetery. Messages of condolence poured in from across the country as relatives in Boston Aiken and elsewhere learned of the former president's death.
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Death of former president Roosevelt shocks nation
The death of Colonel Roosevelt at Roosevelt hospital ends a seven week battle with inflammatory rheumatism. He had been visited by doctors who reported him in good spirits days before, and Mrs. Roosevelt confirmed the sudden passing. Flags were lowered to half mast in a sombre day of national mourning.
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Arizona Inaugural Address Champions Security and Reconstruction
Governor Campbell urges reconstruction after war, warns against Bolshevik threats, calls for vigilant democracy and orderly reform. He stresses aiding returning soldiers and expanding liberty while resisting I W W and Bolshevik ideas. Arizona witnesses peaceful inaugural with Hunt’s retirement remarks following.
Polish forces seize railway hub near Bentachen in Germany
Polish troops occupy Chroschnetk station four miles from Bentachen and issue an ultimatum to the German commander demanding surrender. authorities refuse. The move risks severing Berlin Silesia communications and endangering northern provisioning as the cabinet braces eastern frontiers and considers a voluntary border defense.
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Commanders Authorize Discharges for Dependents in Combat Divisions
Washington reports that combat division commanders may discharge first those with dependents and those at risk of adverse impact on civil employment. The move targets personnel who would be disadvantaged by continued service.
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Pulmonary Embolism Cited as Cause of Death
New York January 6 reports from a physician state that a pulmonary embolism caused the death, describing it as a clot from a broken vein. The notice clarifies the medical cause in the chain of events leading to death.
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Roosevelt's Fame Ends in Arizona Monument
NEW ORLEANS La Jan 6 Theodore Roosevelt will be remembered as a great American leader whose courage energy and patriotism left a lasting mark. Those who fought under him in Arizona knew him personally and feel a deep personal loss as his passing comes at a time when his counsel was sorely needed. His fame will endure as lasting as the monument in Arizona bearing his name.
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Roosevelt hospital patient stricken by rheumatism and sciatica
On Christmas day Roosevelt hospital patient was attacked by rheumatism and sciatica impacting his right hand. He remained in his room as efforts to treat the illness continued. Last Saturday his secretary Josephine Stricker found him asleep in his room.
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