Sunbeam Disaster Off Cuba Claims Crew Members
A Cuban coast guard cutter Manning rescued Sunbeam survivors 150 miles off Vi ia CAPCR after the three master vessel lost way in heavy seas. Captain Riveron and several crew members including two Chinese stowaways died as the Sunbeam sank near Matanzas while en route from Havana to New York. The incident involved an unknown steamer responding to wireless relay and towing the Sunbeam before catastrophe.
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Riveron
Tlavana
New York ii Matanzas
Whole Family Dies From Monoxide Gas Poisoning in Home
Four persons died of carbon monoxide poisoning when found in a Sheepshead Bay home of Regner Berdoun. Medical examiner Edward Martin said the family had been dead several hours before discovery by Mrs Tignhild Berdonn while visiting her daughter in law. Authorities reported no immediate signs of foul play and indicated the tragedy occurred tonight.
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Bec
Regner Berdoun
Sheepshead Bly
Edward Martin
Kings, County
Tignhild Berdonn
Noun
Hicy
Shade of Solomon Sits on Court Bench in N Y
In a dramatic New York court scene on December 18 judge Levy heard the case over custody of a child linked to Mrs. Augusta Wentz and Mrs. Lisa. The infant found at Grand Central, later said to belong to Lisa, was ordered returned to the mother amid public sympathy.
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Shade of Solomon
N. Y
May Yok
Sting
Solomon
William
Grand Central Terminal
Mike
Seare
Wiiskild
Lisa
Jinow
Bu ‘Rein
Society For the Prevention of
Reorea
Nellie Bly
Nelie Bly
Farm Bureau Adopts Program Selects New Officers
The Weber county Farm Bureau approves the 1920 program focusing on irrigation, sugar marketing, canning crops, livestock improvement, cooperative purchasing, and crop tests. Officers elected include W. Press ton Thomas as president, with J. BR leus of Hooper and M. Haynes named vice president and other roles filled. The group aims to prevent conflicts and extend extension meetings, planning excursions and home bureau drives.
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Gurl Barca
Tye W. Press
Ton Thomas
Janes BR. Leus
Hooper
Eipercy
TD. McKay
Ikuntsvills
Keravisions
Effarte
WS Lendterebin
Yumba
M Haynes
Pho Noi
M. Ik. Jacobs
Ant Vyesauiter
Mra
Darlin
Jacons
Yxeentity
White Univy Baetirde
Wonutita Glysien
Dneludis
Piles Cure Claim Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts a treatment named PARC 7 claiming to cure itching burning and proloading piles in 6 to 14 days. It promises revitalized sleep and relief from wind teeding and teeding sensations at a price of 60e.
Jack Selivelt to Manage Omaha Western League
Chicago dispatch reports Jack Selivelt a veteran major leaguer will manage the Omaha Western League team next year for Minneapolis owners. Selivelt was a .300 hitter in the majors and joined the American Association after foot trouble.
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Jack Selivelt
Omaha
Chicago
Minneapolis
Bill Ronnie
Lelivelt
Mat Flride
Jun
Anarchist Boy Detained on Ellis Island Colony Case
New York December 18 Thomas Buhkanob a one year old self described anarchist teen is detained on Ellis Island awaiting deportation to Russia. An Associated Press interview reveals the youth claims literacy in radical works obtained from New York public library branches including Ninety Fifth Street and Lexington Avenue. He cites need for revolutionary literature and notes rich donors fund libraries fueling radicalism while detailing his ties to the Union of Russia Workers in Brooklyn.
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New York
Thomas’ Buhkanob
el Lia Island
New York Public Library
Associated
Ninety-fifth Street
Lexington Avenue
Union of Russia Workers’ Local
Brooklyn
United States
Buhkenob
Kronstat
Nijnt-Novgorod
Munsia
Drevky Jrym
Buhkanob
Bohkunob
Klo
Torr Buhkanob
Priso
Ruhkanob
Toas Ty Tolatoy
Kropotkin
Bekunin
Noviimiraky
Alexander Berkman
Max Stirnera
Jalag
Emma Goldman
Impending banishment drives Russian youth to explain ideals
A Ukrainian born youth in the United States explains his move toward anarchist and socialist thought, recounts schooling, work life, and religious views, and argues he would return to Russia to improve the uneducated masses. He criticizes Bolshevism while praising education on liberty and social justice.
Unclear excerpt on Buhkanob and library holdings
An unclear report notes Buhkanob linked to anarchistic literature. Trachook and EM Anderson of the New York Public Library discuss arrests and charges while the catalog misses Buhkenob’s listed books. Kropotkin works in Russian are described as high literary value, not incendiary or seditious.
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Kropotkin
Russlan
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