Roosevelt Dies After Rheumatism Attack at Sagamore Hill
The former president Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep at his Oyster Bay home after a bout of inflammatory rheumatism and sciatica that began on New Year’s Day. He had returned from Roosevelt hospital earlier in December and had been improving before a sudden decline. His death prompted telegrams of condolence and statements of his long public career.
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Births Reported in Last Night's News in Brief
The Associated Press notes births announced, plus scattered World War II era dispatches. Reports mention political leaders in exile, Bolshevik warnings, and Allied forces movements. Soviet and European political shifts are referenced alongside an epidemic death toll in major cities. An advertisement touts a margarine brand as a butter substitute.
PILSUDSKI DENIES PADEREWSKI FREE REIN OVER POLES
Polish news reports say Marshal Pilsudski rejects Paderewski’s claim to direct control in Poland. Paderewski arrived as a hero with powers for 4,000,000 Jews, and asserted authority to form loans and act as government liaison. The interview suggested a planned cabinet clash and lack of recognition for the Pilsudski regime.
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iColumbus Boats To Be Rehabilitated If Plan Holds
The Columbus park commission debated preserving historic ships instead of destroying them. Two local societies and business leaders urge keeping the Nina and others, arguing dry docking and repairs could restore three of America’s historic vessels, despite stated maintenance costs and prior turning over by the World’s Fair association.
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Pope Presents Wilson Mosaic from Vatican Factory
President Wilson received a Vatican mosaic inspired by Garide Reni's St Peter from Cardinal Gasparri during a Vatican visit. One copy bore a parchment dedication. another carried an autograph from Pietra, Carolina. Wilson thanked the pope and Cardinal Gasparri for the gift and its craftsmanship.
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Soviets to Provide Husbands for Unmarried Women
London dispatch reports Petrograd town council approves marriages for all unmarried women aged 18 to 47. Children from these unions will not reside with parents and will be educated under Soviet government control.
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Polish Troops Seize Key Station At Rentschen Refused Surrender
Polish forces have captured the railway station at Rentschen near the Posen boundary and sent an ultimatum to the German commander demanding surrender. The German refusal prompts plans to defend Rentschen at all posts and to tighten eastern frontier measures ahead of a possible national call for volunteers.
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President Wilson in rain drenches Genoa crowds in Milan visit
Milan dispatch reports President Wilson toured Genoa and Milan under a downpour, greeted by hundreds of thousands despite rain and wind. He laid a wreath at Columbus statue, spoke on liberty and peace, and met delegations at the royal palace despite dense crowds and security strains.
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