Two Americans Lost On Arabic Steamer Disaster
New York reports a revised survivor list from the Arabic sinking shows two Americans unaccounted for among the crew and passengers. Captains and officials confirm casualties and note shipments, gold rumors, and unsettled inquiries as Queenstown and Liverpool assistance dispatch crews and medical aid to survivors and families.
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New York
Tuverpool
Bowen
Tromble- Wes
Pasaongeys
Franklin
Vier. Preetdait Sud
Ata Td Jate
Wold Gutfer Vic
Tridah
Jormua
America
Western Pacific derailment near Elko injures dozens
Aug 20 Elko Nevada reports indicate between thirty and forty passengers were injured when Western Pacific No 2 derailed two miles east of Elko. The engine remained on track while several cars left the rails. Most injured were taken to Salt Lake City area hospitals. no fatalities reported. Conductor John T Whitney led the train of about 200 passengers en route to California. cause under investigation. Telegraphed updates delayed from Halleck due to distant telegraph lines. A temporary office will open at the wreck site.
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White Star
Queena Town
Ilfe Ratte
Shakoit
Bevernwarahtpa
Admiralty
Queendlown
Potia
Queenstown
Bolels
Flich Wit
Dovtnr
Jugen
Ired Burgers
Aml
Callin
Calmon
Zola Covington
Ton Angeles
Thomas Ilmore
Mr. Hoult
William Hughes
Kellett
the Rov
Afr
McAliatnr
Christopher
Mr Tamttey
Leopald Moora
Hulme Neboker
John Nulna
John Olson
Mink Shrimpton
Elko
Nev
Western Pacific
Whitney Rero
Pradengers
Salt
Lake
Fiko
Ang
Paaifla
Hal
Jock
Portola
Cal
Sal Lake 'Nhiont
John T. Whitney
South Sixth Mast Street
Salt Lake City
California
Will Support Cabinet in Paris War Debate
An editor of Lattrerre Solaln announced in Paris that he would support the cabinet. Debates in the chamber of deputies were expected on wartime conduct and appropriations, with criticism anticipated from Radicals and Radical-Socialists but the cabinet’s position stated as open to changes. An upcoming discussion may address naval readiness and Turkey’s role in satisfying a demand related to the Ph page of Ttnlan Aifbjrots in the Otto empire.
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Paris
Waataye! Herge
Lattrerre Solaln
Radicala
Radical-Sociatisty Wold
Chamber of Deputies
Iialy
Ela Paris
Ate
Mandi
Troy
Warahipe
Pont
Turkey
Iealy
Ttnlan
Aifbjrots
Ttn
Ottomay Empire
Waverine Jayans
Bergnam
Vasyl
Marioturmacieny
Aldo OF
Teast
Aineall
Gaye Heetie
McCoon
Elie Butt
Porky Sartie
Wife of Wilson's Mexican adviser dies in Washington
Mrs. Duval Wooton, wife of President Wilson's Mexican adviser, died at her home in Washington. The article notes her husband and prominent figures, with references to diplomacy and events in the capital.
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Wilson
Duval Woot
William
Genera
Turleson
Sulearen Tonto
Tunis
Storm claimed dozens along Texas coast amid Gulf wreckage
An epic storm battered Galveston and surrounding coastline with high seas and wreckage. Death tolls varied as missing persons mounted, with scattered bodies along beaches and port areas. Rescue efforts and official tallies were incomplete as communities faced extensive damage and ongoing relief work.
Riverdale man injured in riverdale road crash
Dewnan, a 24 year old Riverdale resident, was struck by an automobile near Riverdale Bridge Road while walking from a canning factory. He suffered a fractured skull and severe head injuries. Three men in the car sped away. investigation started by Deputy Sheriff Nobson. Dewnan was cared for by Mrs. Child and Mr. Rich before transfer to Ogden for treatment.
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Carence Dow
Riverdale
Lnter
Ogden
Hridan Walle
Yong Man
Jin Wi
Canning Factory
Lake Tickson
Dewnan
Binianll
Ordenia Huysy
Bara Rich
Sheriff's Office
Nobson
Mrs
Waller Dar Rivetkule
Nodle
Turkeys face a new enemy in war update
London reports a dramatic wartime update with Turkish forces facing new threats as battles rage across Eastern Front and Baltic regions. Russian defenses hold in the Baltic provinces while German advances threaten Kovno and surrounding fortifications. Italian and Austro-Hungarian actions loom as Paris and Rome exchange warnings amid shifting fronts.
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London
White Star
Bertin
Kovno
Kalwat
Sinovalki
Bross
Baltic
Korno
Novogeorgievsk
Brent Kitovek
Defenge
Nicholas
Mile Tay
Gunnin
Brest-Litovalt
Freeh Gevrud
Tnpgh
Artoig
Maioy
Linge
Vosges
Danube
Ottoman Empire
Henmkcula
Salem Bay
Cancas
Italy
Anaiuel
Desperate Robbery Endings in Shootout and Ship Disaster
Eyewitnesses recount a robber shooting an elderly watchman in Cain after declaring he killed a man. He fought off guards, was captured by Chief Sheppard, and jailed as a mob feared lynching. Separate accounts describe the Arabie disaster off Queenstown with the captain’s nephew lost and crew rescuing others after torpedo damage and rapid sinking.
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Cain
Shep Pard
Sheppard
Pierl
Cantors
Nugent
Love
Tut
County Dail
Priggner
Tentesueg
Officera Ang
Finch
Queenstown
Lo T
The
Arabie
Americans Massing After Liner Disaster Near Queenstown
Aboard the liner Arable believed torpedoed off Queenstown Ireland, 21 Americans were aboard with 16 unaccounted. Captain Finch reported the torpedo strike occurred about 40 miles south of Galway head at 9 87 this morning with confusion over a submarine sighting and the hull’s damage, as rescue efforts continue.
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Aptain Finch
Galeyhead
Torero
Sviente
Dardanelles Pact Details Circulated by London Press
Bern reported via London that clauses of arrangements among Great Britain France and Russia over the future of Constantinople and the Dardanelles have been printed. Provisions describe joined action to defend the straits, plans to move the Turkish capital, and Russia signaling aims toward Berlin by late March. The document notes secret Romanian involvement and potential shifts in attitudes.
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Bern
London
Utitain
Fang
Rasela
Constantinople
Vienta Allgemase Seitune
Re Wadriec
England
Apa
France
Dardanelles
Cometany
Hople
Laka
Russia
Alwy Ruben
Loy
Romania
Fir ‘Naiy
Berlin
Maret l
Huest
France considers export duty on art to curb flight of historic works
France debates a five year export tax from 5 to 38 percent on articles deemed of national cal value. The measure would require government seizure of works of Whitey artists or those deceased within a generational span, aiming to protect national heritage and balance wartime losses.
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France
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