Rescued Airman Rushed to U S Army Ambulance
Residents of Wellton Arizona awaited the return of Lt Col Harry G Bishop after a rescue trek from the Gulf of California. Lt Robertson led a searching party and aided the ailing pilot who had endured nearly 200 miles on foot through the desert with limited food and water. An army ambulance, under Maj Brown and a 14-man detail, was en route from Yuma to transport Bishop to California for treatment.
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Dewey Laid To Rest In Washington With Full Honors
Admiral Dewey was laid to rest with full national honors in Washington. A capitol dome funeral service followed by a private ceremony at his home honored his memory as President Wilson and cabinet attended. The procession moved to Arlington as ships fired salutes and massed escorts formed on the plaza.
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Admiral Dewey
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Wilegr Ide Cabling
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Manila Bay
Benjamin V. Lamberton
Joseph P. Coghlan
Raleigh
Reat Schley
Rampson
Wilson
Scretary Daniels
J. B. Frazier
Olympia
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Mera Dewey
Arington
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Rotunda
Senate
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Dolphin
Army Engineers
Fort Myer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frazier
Navy General Board
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard Service
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Daniels
Congressonal
New Submarine Escorts Sailed With German Raider
The Jornal Pequeno of Pernambuco says a German raider travels with three small submarines six metres long of a new type. Prisoners report the submarines depart the mother ship for short periods, performing scouting duties as the raider speeds at twenty five knots and slows at night.
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Jornal Pequeno of
Pernambuco
Exhaustion Follows Rescue Of Desert Missing Army Lieutenant
MA Ariz Jan 20 Lieut A Robertson rescued by army aviation unit after eight days lost in Sonora desert four days without food or water. He slept aboard a train bound for Los Angeles returning to North army aviation school at San He slept the sleep or ex ton. Lieutenant Colonel Harry G was left in rescuers 66 miles south of the Border.
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Miller to quit VMCA in Tudor takes post in East
Secretary E Kinney Miller of the Y M C A will address guests at a banquet and urge full debt relief before his departure set for February 1. His resignation, in the board’s hands for three months, aims to complete work and lift the debt.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Sesser
Tim Haesean
First United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Miller
Oregon
Whipple Retained as Leak Inquiry Counsel
The House Rules Committee retained Sherman L. Whipple of Boston as counsel in the leak inquiry and voted to move hearings to New York’s customs house at 10 o clock next Tuesday. New York stock exchange witnesses including J P Morgan Frank A Vanderlip and Henry P Davison will testify first, with other subpoenaed panders to appear as needed. Ruth Thot Wason Visconti will not be called until the committee returns to Washington.
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House Rules Committee
Sherman L. Whipple
Boston
New York Custom House
New York
New— York
J. P. Morgan
Frank A. Vanderlip
Jies §. Bache
Henry P. Davison
Ruth Thot Wason Visconti
Thomas W. Lawson
Tommity
Chicago faces coal shortage as 7000 teamsters strike
Chicago on January 26 confronts a new coal shortage when about 7000 coal teamsters stage a strike demanding $4 a day, a raise of $1 from their current wages.
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Chicago
Wife of Governor Salutes Dry Measure With a Kiss
Wyom ingear comments report that Governor Kendrich signed the prohibition bill sending a constitutional amendment to a 1618 vote. The measure allows Wyoming voters to decide in a forthcoming election whether to add the prohibition amendment to the state constitution.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Senate
Pershing Signals Plan to Withdraw Forces from Mexico
Reports indicate General Pershing may order a withdrawal of the punitive expedition from Mexico with preparations seen near El Paso. No formal order has been issued as of today, while outposts at El Valle and San Joaquin march toward Colossa Dubian to join the main column. Brigadier General George Bell Jr. said no new withdrawal news had arrived.
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Pershing
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Colossa Dubian
Empty Truck Trains Move Toward El Valle
A message from Casas Grandes reports empty truck trains passed through Casas Grandes yesterday en route to El Valle and San Joaquin. The trains are said to carry camp equipment and surplus supplies to support the quarters of the ovtpester in the area.
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Casas Grandes
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San Joaquin
el Vale
Corve
Equipmen
Natbabeedquarters
A. Catents
Duban
Naesti Captured by German Forces
Berlin reports Naesti on the Sereth in Romania was taken yesterday by German troops. Official confirmation follows wireless dispatches from Berlin.
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Naesti
Berlin
Rumania
Sereth
Strike concluded as leader leaves town
A telegram from the sheriff’s office states the Alo strike is over with 50 men returning to work. Leader Edward Krough and several militants departed by train toward Gila while Sheriff Rye Miles plans to prevent trouble as crews resume. Over 1060 workers were on payroll yesterday at Cornelia company sites.
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Alo
Edward Krough
Gila
Mulligan
Rye Miles
Pima County
Tlon
Ajo
Creagh
Ed Crough
Miller
Martin
Thatchérre
Crough
Rome
Thatcher
Cornelia Company
Veteran Telegraph Operator Dies in Akron IL
B J Searls veteran telegraph operator oldest on the Chicago Milwaukee and Paul railroad died yesterday at his home in Akron Illinois He served in the railroad for more than 35 years The obituary notes his long tenure and age indicates a life spent in telegraph service
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Sioux City
B. J. Searls
Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul
Akron
Discharged Professor Alleges Conspiracy With University President
Isidor Colodny, a discharged University of Aftrous English assistant professor, sues The Tucson Citizen and Dr. R. B. von Kielsmd for 10000 damages. He alleges the pair conspired to get him fired by misrepresenting his conduct to the board of regents after he and his wife opposed nuisances in Tucson civic affairs.
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University of Aftrous
Board of Regents
Isidor Colodny
Regents
Superior Court
Pima County
Tucson Printing & Publishing Company
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Citizen
von Kieinsmid
Colodny
Coloday
Tucson
Pauline I. Coloday
von KleinSmid
Destruction of British Steamer Dramatist by German Raider
A Pernambuco dispatch to the Daily Mail reports the British steamer Dramatist captured and sunk by a German commerce raider. After boarding, the crew were moved to the raider with some officers, then the Dramatist was sunk by explosives. Captives complained of harsh conditions. the raider appeared to fly the German flag while using British colors.
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Ander
London
Pernambuco
Daily Mail
Hudson
Nantes
Minteh
Weill
Sells Argues Reservation Size At Papago Hearing
Cato Sells United States commissioner of Indian affairs led opposition to any reduction of the Papago reservation at a hearing before Secretary Franklin K Lane. Sells argued the present area is insufficient though he helped create it. Attending were senators Hayden Smith Ashurst and local officials including Moeur Estill Goetz and Judge Campbell. The outcome and decision timing remained unclear.
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Washington
Cato Selle
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Papago
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Mr. Sells
Sells
Frank M. Thackery
Sacaton
United States
Marcus A. Smith
Henry F. Ashurst
Carl Hayden
Pima County
J. H. Moeur
J. W. Estill
Board of Supervisors
W. C. Goetz
Jong H. Campbell
San Xavier
Messrs. Moeur
Estill
Goetz
Campbell
Gauger Freed of Moonshine Conspiracy Charge
Newton C. Spraching former gauger with the Internal Revenue Service was acquitted in federal court in Fort Smith Arkansas of conspiracy to moonshine fraud that officials say centered here and defrauded the revenue service of a large sum.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Newton C. Spraching
International Revenue Service
The
Revenue Service
Two German Raiders at Large in Atlantic
New York January 26 local shipping men cite wireless warnings from the British to vessels of the entente reporting a captured British merchantman used by a German commerce raider. They say at least two raiders are at large in the Atlantic and recall a steamship sunk south of the equator within eight days of the raider Samiand sighting December 4 about 600 miles west of Fastnet. The discussion mentions the Faro formerly the Galata seized by Portugal at war's start and now in Portuguese merchant service.
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Equator
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Cape Hatteras
Faro
Portugal
Germany
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