Portugal Monarchist Government Formed in Oporto
Paris dispatch reports a national government named by the army in Oporto with Conceiro as premier and war minister. Enthusiasm greeted the move as monarchists gain ground while reports from Lisbon note Royalist successes and loyalist prisoners, with civil governors urged to stay at posts amid broken telegraph links.
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Sporto
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I H Bryant Killed by Car and Train Collision
I H Bryant prominent Washington real estate holder and founder of Highbridge Maryland was struck by a Washington Baltimore and Annapolis express train yesterday at Highbridge after stepping from in front of a pod car. He died instantly and was thrown twenty feet. Survivors include his wife and three sons in military service. the body was taken to W W Deal undertakers.
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Annapolis
Highbridge
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France
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Houston
Pexihert
New Mexico
W. W. Deal
Secretary Glass Denies Need for Fourth Liberty Loan
Secretary Glass issued a statement denouncing as false a rumor that a miscalculation would require a fourth liberty loan and that $15,000,000,900 to $17,600,000,000 had been returned to the Treasury The rumor allegedly stemmed from misreading Congress repeal discussions of $15,000,000,000 in appropriations and authorizations which would cancel future expenditures not return funds To maintain the overseas army and transition costs additional large sums were still required and Treasury had allowed for the reduction in future expenditures
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Glass
Treasury
Congress
Glaas
Bremen Fighting as Government Troops Advance
Bremen stories report Spartacan positions in the city hall and shipyards as government troops with artillery move along the Weser. Noske says Bremen and other ports must be freed of Bolshevist menace to permit food steamers, while workers fear crackdown amid fresh strikes in Stettin and Bremen readiness.
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Berlin
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Bolahevium
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Weser
Yarda
Achim
Hemelingem
Ard
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Wilhelmshaven
Hamburg
Blaze draws hundreds of theatergoers in Sunday fire scare
A large crowd gathered last evening as a fire forced evacuations at a theater district venue in Washington. Fire crews contained the blaze with no immediate reports of injuries, and patrons were escorted to safety while investigators examined the scene.
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Washington
Fire damages fourteenth street building in Philadelphia
A blaze on the third floor near the lake landing gutted a cupola, skylight and ventilator at a fourteenth street building housing cigar fixtures and the Washington bureau of the Philadelphia Public Ledger. Firefighters confined damage to a small sum as water caused interior damage and crowds gathered before containment.
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Fre
Presses League Plan Proposes Mexico-Poland Accord
Paris February 2 Havas says the supreme council approves a provisional district of Texchen arrangement awaiting Polish and Czecho Slovak signatures. It imposes limits on Czecho Slovaks and requires coal to Poland with conditions set. A five member commission will supervise the pact and a two-expert panel from each great power will study the Romanian question. Premier Bratiano calls for Banat and Transylvania to be safeguarded by allied troops to curb bolshevism.
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Havas
Supreme Council
Texchen
Poland
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Roumania
Banat
Rcumenia
Transylvania
Switzerland Calls for Neutral Role in Global Peace
The Swiss press and officials advocate a neutral stance in a world security framework. They seek participation in a society of nations but oppose any forceful policing that could place Switzerland in conflict with Italy France or Germany. A Rhine neutral zone and independent buffer states are discussed as a potential outcome of post war arrangements.
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Paris
Society of Nations
United States
Switzerland
Pearg
LwBion Hay
Italy
France
Germany
Switmerland
Suuetta
Rhine
Ench
Alance-Lorreine
Basel
Marshal Foch
Scandian Nations Eye Baltic Outlets and Arctic Claims
The piece describes rival Nordic aims including Swiss access to the sea, Danish bids on North Schleswig, Sweden and Finland disputes over Aland and Murmansk, and Finland’s halted plans to grab Baltic Russian territories. It notes Allied troops in Murmansk to block a German base and the five-power delegates weighing historical and racial claims in Europe.
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Schleswig
Kon
Benman
Sweden
Aland Islands
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Germany
Finlang
Murmen
Figmerk
Norway
Finlavad
Murmansk
Europe
Serbian King Peter III Ill as Alarm Grows
Reports say King Peter of Serbia is seriously ill with alarm expressed over his condition. One dispatch claimed he was at the point of death, signaling grave concern for the monarchy's health status.
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Peter
Serbia
Lost and Wrecked Vessels Off Santos and Barry Roads
Feb 1 reports two maritime incidents. The Brazilian steamer Theresina, once Siegmund, ran ashore near Santos with about forty sacks of coffee lost. an American transport rescued most crew members, some feared lost. In Britain, the steamer British Lantern collided with War Penguin near Barry Roads, sustaining damage while en route Avonmouth to Stavesport.
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Theresina
Siegmund
Santos
Havre
London
Avonmouth
United
Stavesport
Penguin
Barry Roads
Wortman Transfer: Cubs Sell Wortman to Columbus
Chuck Wortman, once a Belltimore standout, was sold to Columbus by the Cubs for 12 000 dollars. The purchase price, paid three years ago to Kansas City, reflects Wortman’s prior club value and cost to the Chicdxe organization.
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Columbus
Cubs
Kansas City
What Jim Thinks of Afternoon Teas in Cards
A fragment from a personal reminiscence describes Jim's disdain for afternoon teas while noting his habit of visiting the host’s icebox for refreshments. The writer shares lunch ideas, sandwiches, and sauce details, highlighting an informal, domestic conversation about hospitality and sweets.
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