Old Hierory in Vision Wins Praise Amid War News
A London dispatch reports Field Marshal Haig paying tribute to Marshal Foch and praising the American forces for breaking the Hindenburg line. It cites North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and District of Columbia troops under Major General Lewis who led a breakthrough at Bellenglise and Bellincourt, with heavy fighting across Bellincourt Nout roy and Gillemont farm as Allied morale and cooperation are highlighted.
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South Carolina
Tennessee
Haig
London
Hindenburg Line
Daily News
Field Marshal Haig
Bellenglise
North Carolina
South
Bellincourt
Noutroy
Gillemont Farm
Foch
Thi
Such & x
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Called Meeting of the D A R
The D A R announces a called meeting this Friday at four o clock in the Chapter rooms. Members are urged to attend and every daughter is asked to be present.
Hoover estimates 1.4 million tons food needed for Central Europe
Herbert Hoover tells the Food Administration that American staff findings for the Commission on European Relief indicate a needed 1.4 million tons of food costing about 35 million dollars to cover through the next harvest. He cites severe shortages of meats fats and milk across Finland the Baltic States Vienna Poland Romania and other areas with high child mortality and rising Bolshevism risk.
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Washington, Jan
Commission On European Relief
Herbert Hoover
The
Food Administration
Europe
Balkan States
American Commission
Hoover
Marly
Mr. Hoover
Finland
Baltic States
Vienna
Poland
Poumania
Peace Conference Program Moves Forward After Wilson Return
Paris reports say key questions on the peace confer ence program will be settled soon as President Wilson returns from travels. He has fresh insight on premier views and discusses league of nations with Col. House and Lord Robert Cecil, hinting at rapid progress and a possible end to the week for initial meetings.
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Paris
Wilson
Italy
England
Colonel House
Clemencea
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Col. House
Lancing
Lord Robert
Entente
Burial Held After Local Death Reported
Police reported a man died in a hover accident and his body was removed for burial. Laurena Advertiser notes the incident occurred yesterday with further details pending official confirmation.
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Hove
Torday
Laurena Advertiser
British troops clamor for release at unnamed event
Fragmentary OCR reports British troops demanding release amid unclear context. Text shows garbled names and places, with references to a tense crowd and possible security action.
Cor rie Assists J. M. Anderson Co. Books
Since Christmas Miss Cor rie has helped out on the books of the J. M. Anderson Co. at Columbia while a revision to the Engrossing Dept. is underway.
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Columbia
Mies Corrie
J. M. Anderson Co
Roosevelt Funeral to Be Simple Plain Ceremony at Oyster Bay
Vice President Marshall heads to Oyster Bay with congressional and military officials to attend Theodore Roosevelt’s funeral. President Wilson issues a proclamation ordering half mast on government buildings for 30 days and honors at the ceremony.
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Wilson
Tlags
Paris
Roosevelt
Washington
Marshall
Senate
House
State
War and Navy Departments
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theoore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Sagamore Hill
Little Country Church
Christ Church
Putman Purchases West Hotel
Mr Thomas A Putman has purchased a Western Hotel property and plans to relocate later, stating he will use the site for future plans while considering the best use of the building and grounds.
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Thomas A. Putman
Som Row J
Muse
Mr. Putman
Residents Move Into New Home on Mall Street
A couple have moved into their newly purchased cottage at 2 Mall Street, after buying the property from Dr. McMurray. The residence was recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. T. Cheatham and their belongings have been moved in, with the couple settling comfortably.
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Theiy
Mall Street
Dr. McMurray
Final 1917 Cotton Crop Statistics Released by Census Bureau
Census Bureau reports 11,248,242 running bales of 1917 cotton produced with gross value to growers of 1.5327 billion dollars and seed crop at 5.04 million tons worth 333.55 million. World lint for factory use and mill consumption cited. Massachusetts leads U S mill use with 1.492 million bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Massachusetts
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
United States
Mike Sich Recovers. Official Returns Soon
A public figure, Stefangz, has served the community for decades. Reports note he is improving and expected to be released soon, bringing relief to admirers and colleagues.
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Eichorn
Denmark
Copenhagen
Mannheim
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Eos
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Kari Tiebnecht
Ie Marthal von Wiederburg
Gorand
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Changellor
Nownider
Shen Et Ncorgathownt
Core
Asrett
Tormer
DUE West Hotel
Iit Clata
Roel
Supreme Court
John Henry
Jackson
Plantaton
Son Poutell
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Mike
Ldaye
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Seefy
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