Revolution Planned in Mexico Threatens Carranza Rule
East L ake Jan 4. Reports from Nogales attorney James D Barry say Obregon will launch a large scale uprising within days to overthrow Carranza. Refuges from Venin forces in Arizona foresee Obregon visiting Mexico City to win over Carranza’s southern commander Gonzales then act alone. A former Wile’s army colonel, cited by Barry, predicts Obregon’s conquest within six months. Public opinion at the border is split over intervention, with Obregon ranked as the most popular Mexican leader for his military skill and administrative ability.
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East Laké
Atrife
Mexico de
Obregon
Carranza
Vinin
Arizona
James D. Barry
Nogales
Aris
Balt Lake
Mr. Barry
Otregon
Mexico City
Gonzales
Carranze
Woming
Wile
Barry
Chibushue
Carry
Ble
Sesla
Rmaany Persone &Re
Ife
Mexico
Saya Bir
Marry
Chihuahua
Ile
Unc
Nogeles
United States
State mobilizes to fight rabies by coyotes and dogs
Governor Spry forms a special committee with health, fish and game, livestock, and cattle groups to curb rabies spread in Utah. The plan calls for dog licensing enforcement, coyote eradication, and coordination with state and federal agencies including the U S Public Health Service. A conference with Dr. Rupert Blue and other officials is planned in Salt Lake City January 13 to 16.
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Salt Lake
Willam Spry
Utah
AM County
Mnyasa
Daga
Pvestock Board
State Board of Health
United States Biological Survey
Ussng
Sanlet
Nevada
Bory
Tole /Eroup
Capito
T. Th. Beatty
Fred W. Chan
Ibers
A. Ca Young
C.D. Stewart
Utah Growers’ Association
Edward C. Parsons
Rables Epidemie
United Blues Price Health Service
Balt Lake
National
Woolgrowera’ Association
Suteran General Blue
Beatty
Yealeniey
Covertat
Idaho
Bervers
Spry
Con Aveesseilng
Special Committee
Tal
Chain Man
Lestly
Influenza Spreads Across United States in Major Epidemic
National influenza surge reported by Surgeon General Huey on health officers shows coast to coast spread. Major cities like New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston report rising cases and deaths. Local authorities struggle to control the epidemic while federal aid remains limited.
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Washington
Jan. S
United State
Public Health Service
Sireeon
Hueahow
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Toston
Sag Pran
Mao
Aloo
Perenna
Health Department
Eneumonis
Influenza Epidemic Reports and Deaths Across Regions
An aged, garbled bulletin notes deaths from an influenza outbreak over the past four days and months, with regional mentions. It cites Beattle figures of 129,000 to 60,000 cases in thirty days and a December death rate rising 36 percent, including 32 influenza-related deaths.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Beattle
J. J.joya
Alt Jed States Public Health Service
Tord
Persia Sinking Leaves Survivors Narrowly Alike
London reports list three English, seven Italians, and seven Lascar sailors among Persia survivors landed at Balti. Edward Rose of Denver left Gibraltar after the sinking. Presidential action follows as Wilson heads to Washington to oversee foreign affairs amid the crisis, with possible American losses.
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London
Peninsular & Orienta
Malta
Persia
Tord Montague
Robert N. McNeely
Aden
Baltes
Peninsular & Oriental Company
Reuters Telecram Company
Cibraltar
Edward Rose
Denver
Colo
Perain
al Gibralter
Pein
Train schedule changes issued for local depot
A new time card effective yesterday at the local depot lists revised schedules. Union Pacific No 67 arrives 4 20 p m, No 67 departs 4 40 p m Pacific time, No 30 southbound departs 6 40 p m Brountainthma Oregon Short Line No 30 etc No 37 and No 28 arrive from the south at 4 26 and 4 29 p m respectively.
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Enon
Coplee
John Shields
Union Pacific
Bovutherm Pacific
Pacific
Brountainthma
Oregon
Jury list for January district court term names local residents
A long list of jurors summoned for the January term of the district court appears, naming residents of Orden and numerous individuals including Howell, Frenter, Calvert, Batry, Whitmeyer, Madsen, Freeman, Jones, Nelson, Tambe, Teckett, Vouller, Rekardaan, Dixon, Newton, Tackham, Robb, Hotaling, Rest, Yarle, Christensen, Tarned, Marks, Gaffas, Cooninghan, Braxonic, Dartis, Steele, Chard, Sianman, Drysdale, Ritter, Watson, Woods, Schade, and more.
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District Court
Orden
Judge Howell
A. Ya Frenter
Charles Calvert
Frank ©. Batry
Georges Whitmeyer
Leo D. Madsen
E. Norman Freeman
Ittehard M. Jones
Aiwood Nelson
Hen Tambe
N. W. Teckett
George A. Vouller
Oscar Rekar
Vadga Harrie
C.H. Tarned
HB. Marks
Theodore Gaffas
Veter Cooninghan
Albertus Braxonic
Joseph Dartis, Jr
David Steele
David E. Chard
Lemuel Sianman
Sam Drysdale
Faward Ritter
John KR. Watson
Farley Woods
Fret
Schade
Gasper Ach
Sing Sing Warden Indicted by Grand Jury
Thomas Bett Osborne, noted manufacturer, philanthropist, and reform warden of Sing Sing penitentiary, has been indicted on a charge of malfeasance in office and immorality. Friends say the action stems from a gang of unscrupulous politicians who oppose his prison reform ideas and methods.
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Thomas Bett Osborne
Sing Sing Penitentiary
Osborne
Priacn
Capt Karl Boy Ed Returns to Germany on Rotterdam
Photo shows Capt Karl Boy Ed, German naval attaché recalled by the American government, boarding the Rotterdam to return to Sutherland. He is described as returning a single man amid rumors linking him to an American girl, which are unconfirmed.
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Karl Boy-Ed
Rotterdam
Sutherland
Iran Charles 2 Read Sam Thomas Joseph G Manning AU Van Dyke
A list of names appears in an OCR fragment including Iran Charles 2 Read Sam Thomas Joseph G Manning AU Van Dyke John Ingebretsen Charles A Powel D B Moench Joshua Goodale Th Jlaxmasten Hyram E Lugd Clarence E Powell Howard Q Wilcox C C E Alfred Jobo Molden Joseph J Harrison.
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Iran
Charles 2
Read
Sam Thomas
Joseph G. Manning
AU van Dyke
John Ingebretsen
Charles A. Powel
D. B. Moench
Joshua Goodale
Th Jlaxmasten
Hyram E. Lugd
Clarence E. Powell
Howard Q. Wilcox
C. C E. Alfred
Jobo Molden
Joseph J. Harrison
Indian Prince in Tough Luck Amid Jewel Ship Disappearance
London report says Jagath Singh of Kapurthala and entourage aboard the ship Fersla vanished en route to Bombay after jewels worth 4 million dollars were lost with the vessel. The Maharajah traveled with American Miss Margaret Owlen and others. secrecy surrounded departure from New York and Rotterdam. In Salt Lake City the Maharajah later reported a theft of a strong box containing 450,000 in credits, but investigation showed only a few hundred dollars and papers remained.
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London
Jagath Singh
Mibarajah
Kapurthala
Pasnetgera
Bombay
Carlo
Nabarajah
Maharajah
England
New York
Mise Margaret Owlen
India
Port Bald
Anita Delgado
Bins Atort Sald
Misa Cullen
Haring
Rotterdam
Falmouth
Salt Lake
Mahgrajah
Kapurthila
Maharanes
Salt Lakenlee
Svimmner
Utah
Credita
Carl von Arnim
Maharajan
Loss of Life on Persia in Doubt Rumors
Jan 1920 dispatches report conflicting updates on the sinking of the Persia. About 158 survivors are listed, including 28 passengers, with several crew saved and four days since the vessel was lost. Hubert Ny McNeely, U S consul at Aden, is unconfirmed as dead. Charles Grant of Boston is confirmed safe. The total death toll appears near 260 with 200 to 300 crew aboard. The incident may affect US Austria negotiations underway.
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Charles Grant
Boston
Mr. McNeely
United States
Avotria
Ambulence Work by Air Planes In War Report
Aeroplanes were used for ambulance work for the first time during the retreat from Berbia by the Preach military expedition. A number of air personnel were flown. many were carried on improvised stretchers due to mounting casualties. French planes remained in service despite rain and snow, with gravely ill men evacuated to safety.
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Paris
Jen
Berbia
Anya Henri Barbty
Italkan Talesson
Pris: Rend
Fourner
Wilson to name a new justice
Washington reports arrangements for the funeral of Justice Joseph Rucker Lamar who died at his home from heart failure. The Supreme Court adjourned to honor him and President Wilson is expected to appoint a successor amid ongoing deliberations on vacancies and potential choices like Olney and Davies.
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Washington
Joseph Rucker Lamar
Supreme Court
Barlat
Auguste
Ivan
Wilson
Lamar
Heavy Snows Halt Coastal Traffic in Pacific Storm
San Francisco January 3 Heavy snow storms disrupted Pacific coast traffic as the Western United States faced widespread closures. Snow reaches 195 inches in the Cascades with 112 inches on the exterior slope. Seattle and Oakland report large snow accumulations. many residents evacuated to boats in Oakland. Lake Merritt overflows. trains delayed. schools closed. tunnels flooded. Chico and Sacramento area hit by floods and railroad outages. Western Pacific and Southern Pacific lines impeded by slides.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Coast Guard
Puget Sound
Cascada
Seattle
Oakland
Cal
Lake Merritt
Northwestern Pacific Raiload
Sacramento Valley
Chico
Diamond Match Company
Sacramento
Western Pacific
Feather River Canyon
Southern Pacific
U.S. Cutter Runs Aground In Puget Sound Storm
Seattle report says the U S Coast Guard cutter Snohomish went ashore amid a winding snowstorm on Balobridge inland in Puget Sound. The vessel was reported to be afloat and headed toward Bremerton Navy Yard for repairs.
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Seattle
Wash
United States Coast Guard Cottee Snohomish
Puget Sound
Puget Sound ‘Navy Yard
Bremerton
State Militia to Be Mobilized for Large Maneuvers
Chicago report states a plan to mobilize 25,000 more troops from MTtcoli, Towa, Tadsana, and Winconala into one full division. Adjutant-General Kas Saben Prank Dickson heads the Minola National Guard delegation to Washington for talks with U.S. military officials and Senator George F. Chamberlain of Oregon. A measure to authorize maneuvers of at least one full division aims to give army officers experience in handling large troop movements.
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Chicago
Tabula Atrengis
Mttcoli
Towa
Tadsana
Winconala
Kassaben
Dickson
Minola
General Grenville Dodge Called by Death
Gen Grenville M Dodge longtime army officer and railroad builder died at his home in Council Bluffs Iowa at 2 oclock this afternoon News from Waterbury Connecticut reported a hotel fire in which one person was killed and several others injured including guests at a local firm involved in the blaze Fire officials and hotel staff worked through the night to contain the blaze and evacuate guests with crews battling flames into the early morning hours
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Walte
Towa
Grenville IL Dotee
Hoor
Fire at Connecticut hotel leaves one dead and five hurt
A blaze in a Connecticut hotel in the business district caused the death of George Cass, 60, a hotel employee. Police say all guests escaped as the dead man and five injured jumped from the tenth and fourth story windows. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. origin of the fire believed unknown, starting in the cellar.
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Connecticut
George Cass
Bandits Loot Hospital Payroll Cash in Chicago
Two robbers entered St Luke's hospital offices on payday, fired revolvers at cashier Miss Mary Tobin, and escaped with a tin box containing $3,000. The scene crowded with staff as about $2,000 of the $5,000 payroll had already been paid to employees. The nurses were held up and the robbers fled in an automobile.
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Chicago
St Luke's Hospital
Miss Mary
Tobin
American Consul Takes Over Turkish and German Interests
At the request of General Sarrail the American consul at Gatoniki, John H. Kehl, assumes charge of Turkish and German interests. Consulates will be delivered to Ulm tomorrow. Earlier, German Austro-Hungarian Turkish and Bulgarian consuls at Baronik were arrested by order of General Sarrail after a bombardment. A dispatch noted the American move and Bulgarian press said protests rose as reprisals loomed over legations.
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U.S
Saloniki
Baloniki
Greece
Paria
Sarrail
John H. Kehl
Gatoniki
Ulm
Baronik
Satrai
Teutonic Meroplanes
Intereats
Bulgaria
Alsace
London
Sofa
Salonimy
Sarrall
Great Britain
France
Serbia
Java
Utah medical examiners hear diverse applicants
Four candidates seek Utah medical licenses as examinations begin in the state capitol. Among the hopefuls is a woman and another applicant is Japanese. Names listed include Toward Ozasa, Sallie Evie McLeod, Charles Ie Pl Her, and Dr. G. F. Harding notes the board will publish decisions after the tests conclude.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Capitol
Enor
Ozasa
Weal
Charlen Ie
Ospital
Gt. Mark's Boapls
Berlin
Tal
G. F. Harding
Sofia
Iron jewelry born from need in troubled times
During early wars German women allegedly surrendered gold items for money, prompting a century ago a shift to iron jewelry. A Toronto jeweler now holds a complete set including earrings a necklet a locket and bracelets noted for their rigid craft and delicate finish despite iron’s apparent fragility.
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Mrussia
Mingidom
Toronto
Armament
Lusitania Unarmed Status Question in US Germany Talks
The article reports that Germany had described the Lusitania as armed as justification for its destruction, a claim now abandoned in negotiations between the United States and Germany. Secretary Lansing clarifies the change in stance amid the Trott negotiations.
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Washington
Jan. S
Germany
Lansing
United States
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