Pershing's Thanksgiving Message From France
American troops in France observed Thanksgiving Day with suspended duties and prayers. General Pershing addressed soldiers at General Headquarters, praising sacrifice, discipline, and the fight for liberty, and urging gratitude to those who served and to God for a future universal peace.
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Charles Hughes on Federal Enterprise and Liberty
New York on November 30 Charles Hughes addressed the Institute of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University arguing that governmental enterprise tends to inefficiency and that extending government control over industry threatens liberty. He urged wartime powers not be used to manage peace, calling such control a grave offense to American institutions.
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Columbia University
Allies Receive First German Rail Cars for Armistice Terms
Paris reports the first batch of 160,000 railway cars Germany must deliver to the Allies under the armistice terms arrived at the frontier yesterday. Military authorities received them, with Matin noting the milestone.
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King George Awards Foch Order of Merit at Elysee
Paris November 30 King George honored Marshal Foch with the Order of Merit at a dinner at the Elysee palace and a reception at the British embassy followed. The Order of Merit was established by King Edward VII on June 26, 1902, and remains highly exclusive without personal precedence or specialite.
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Free Milk For France Committee Opens New Butte Home
In Butte a Free Milk for France committee moves into a commodious new headquarters at 55 West Granite Street. The room, though sparsely furnished, features a reception area with rug and chairs. Mrs J W Gunn chairs the state committee and invites local and visiting women to rest during downtown shopping, with hot and cold water and a lavatory available. The move is aided by Dr T J Murray and Montana Power for heat and light as the group promotes nourishment for French soldiers and children.
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Stock Market Week Ends With Moderate Uncertainty
New York trading opened with mixed results as investors weighed finance, commerce, and labor issues. U.S. Steel, Southern Pacific, and Marine preferred shares led activity, while total sales reached 5,000 shares. Clearing and reserve-banking data showed sizable loan traction and a dip in Liberty bond values to about 96.76, underpinning a subdued week overall.
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Chicago Markets Show Mixed Corn and Oats Moves
Chicago markets closed unsettled as November corn led gains amid short covering, while other months slipped on profit taking. December and January futures rose. oats fell, while provisions moved variably. The market noted higher costs for shorts but limited total business. London and New York price reports covered cash grain, eggs, and butter with mixed results.
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Clearing house banks show large excess reserve in week
The actu condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold $64,190, reserve in excess of legal requirements, a decrease of $32, London money markets report little change with money in London and his whispers unchanged.
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Livestock Markets Report From Chicago and Portland
Receipts total about 24 000 in Chicago with prices mostly steady to a shade lower than yesterday. Cattle and hogs show mixed changes across classes with primes and choice bids around 17 to 18.50 for cattle and hogs near 15 to 17.50, while lambs and sheep stay steady to lower in Oregon and adjacent markets.
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Market News From Seattle Receipts Mixed in Cattle Trade
Special Dispatch reports Seattle prices for cattle hogs and sheep showed mixed receipts with a steady market on cattle and hogs while sheep and lambs moved moderately. The note indicates varying supply as buyers and sellers priced around yesterday’s levels, with hogs slightly firmer in parts of the market.
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Ritchie Resigns Boxing Teacher Post
Ritchie, boxing instructor and former world lightweight champion, resigns from the camp in Lewis Washington. He plans to return to San Francisco after his resignation is accepted, saying he is in the best condition of his career but lacks his youthful speed. He also states he is through with boxing.
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George Washington to Lead Delegation Voyage to Europe
The George Washington, chosen by President Wilson to transport the American delegation to the peace conference, will sail under convoy by the battleship Pennsylvania and five fast destroyers. Rear Admiral Gleaves oversees transport protection and ship details. The liner, once a North German Lloyd vessel, is now upgraded to 21 knot speed for the historic trip.
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Mrs. B. S. Fairbanks Granted Divorce Decree
Mrs B S Fairbanks receives a divorce decree after a 1907 marriage at Watch Hill. The record notes custody of their 8 year old son Dour Khanks Jr and references a co respondent described as an unknown woman.
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French Italian leaders plan London talks
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino with the British ambassador to London preparing for talks. The group aims to discuss European security and post war arrangements as tensions loom.
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