Peace Delegates Begin Journey for Versailles Talks
President leads a large American delegation sailing aboard the George Washington to France. Secretary Lansing and Henry Ford? No, Henry T. Tr? The list includes Wing Admiral Grayson and Creel, Fosdick, naval officers, Brigadier Generals, Colonels, and Captains. Two divisions of the Atlantic Fleet meet off the coast of France with ten destroyers turning back after 48 hours and five more continuing toward port.
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HS. Knn
William V. Pratt
Benson
House
Peace Commission
Keap
Maui
San Domingo
Captain Pratt
Naval Opera Sons
Weace Ahr
Fear
Berlin
Vienna
Tms
Pari
Leland Harrison
H. Patehia
Lansing
William McNeil
Smith Ae Drough
State Department
James Brown Hunter “Miller Wisereini
Merex
George Washington
Army
Neral Churchill
Military Intelligence Bureau
Cers
Tiles
Francis J. Kerhan
Vandeman
Jordan
Ayers
Helen
Furlong
Fling
Euchencloas
Childs
William W. Harts
Wilsen
Cary T. Grayson
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Raymond D. Fosdick
Commission
France
Penneyvania
Henry ‘T. “Mayo
Sessions Resume as Delegates Return to Downing Street
London on December 3 reports the inter allied conference resuming in Downing Street with a large crowd cheering the delegates as they gather for prel iminaries of the peace conference.
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London
Montreal
Downing Street
Kidney Trouble Misdiagnosis Warns Insurance Experts
An examining physician from a major Life Insurance Company notes many insurance denials stem from undetected kidney trouble. Druggists report Swamp-Root, an herbal remedy from Dr Kilmer and Co, widely sold in two bottle sizes, as helpful in some cases. A sample bottle offer is mentioned with a request to mention Anaconda Daily Standard.
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Fence
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Anaconda Daily Standard
Advt
Unclear fragment hints at coughs and cold remedies
Fragmentary text mentions stubborn coughs and colds and a brand name or product in a general health context. It references doctors and a remedy, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks concrete entities or events.
Dr King's New Life Pills Advert Harbors Old Time Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a mild effective laxative to stimulate bowel movement and lift blues. The copy markets daily-use relief with a casual tone and a price of 25 cents.
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Fener
FRANKLY EXPERTS AND DATA SHARED FOR GLOBAL INQUIRY
The piece outlines how the American Geographical Society supplied base maps, staff, and cartographic expertise to a wartime inquiry led by President Wilson and Colonel House. It details international staff, territorial focus, and the creation of a comprehensive, indexed geographic information system for postwar planning, including a potential new map of Europe.
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Ite
State Department
David H. Miller
Law Committee
Europe
Ciety
Wilson
House
S0 Ciety
Ical Society
Paris citizens file complaints against former German emperor
French citizens lodge cases with Attorney General Lescouve over bombardment crimes by the German armies under William Hohenzollern. Several relatives of victims have filed complaints and a ruling on French tribunals handling the case will come in days. If competent, a judge will be appointed and seek extradition of William Hohenzollern. Madrid reports the Spanish ministry resigned today.
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Paris
Lescouve
William Hohenzollern
Hospitals near home for wounded soldiers plan issued
Washington plans announced by the war department would place all wounded men returning from France in hospitals within 300 miles of their relatives. Fifty thousand men are to be sent to such facilities, with 75 base hospitals and 16 regional groups coordinating care and return paths.
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Washington
France
War Department
Sation
New York
Port News
Bavarian Premier Loses Prestige Amid Unity Pressure
Munich dispatches report Kurt Bianer losing prestige as Bavaria leans toward unity with Germany. Copenhagen notes Eisner faced jeers from his own party in Munich during a soldiers welcome. Bernese sources suggest Bavaria may abandon separate peace moves, with signs of crisis and growing hostility to Eisner.
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London
Kurt Bianer
Prentice
Munich
Copenhagen
Eisner
Musnich
Berne
Mall
Bavaria
Germany
Tisner
Germans Testaquen All Incriminating Evidence
Paris reports that the German foreign office burned archives in Brussels and Berlin to destroy documents linking the war to the German government. Melkenbuhr, ex-reichstag member, claims disclosures shed light on Dr. Eolf's proposal for a neutral commission to investigate war origins.
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Paris
Brussels
Berlin
Herr Melkenbuhr
Reichstag
Melkenbuhr
Eolf
Eee
X D Day Trace At Madison Square Garden Ride
At Madison Square Garden on December 4 the 81x day Diegele race showed 13 of the 14 surviving teams leading the field after one third of the event. Brobach and Verri led at the head with 871 miles and 1 lap covered, while Bowker brothers trailed one lap behind.
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Trace
Madison Square Garden
New York
Diegele Tace
Brobach
Verri
Bowker Brothers
Prohibition Ruthlessness Sparks Potential Arrests
Fragmentary note hints at enforcement of a prohibition era rule. A wary observer warns that escalating ruthlessness could lead to arrests for drunken disorderly conduct amid tense local conditions. Names and precise details are unreadable in the truncated text.
Roosevelt Air Ins Peace Views Reflect on 14 Points
The colonel argued Roosevelt had not justified peace proposals or the 14 points. He claimed Americans have not accepted the plan, while Germany and Austria reportedly did. He urged the United States to stand with its allies and stop acting as an arbiter between friends and enemies.
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Germany
United States
Austria
Wilson
Hearst
Viereck Ind
Axd
American Congress
Thas
Steamship George Washington prepared for Wilson voyage
The transport George Washington, painted battleship gray and decorated, is moored at Hoboken ready to carry President Wilson and peace delegates to France. Officials expect departure around noon Wednesday as 100 workers seal the promenade deck with glass and outfit the president’s three rooms opposite Mrs Wilson’s. Fifty staterooms and a dining hall for 40 are prepared, with a New York hotel chef and 50 staff handling cuisine. The navy yard band is set to provide music.
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New York
George Washington
Hoboken
Wilson
France
Wilsen
Navy Yard
Funeral notices for multiple individuals in local paper
The notice lists funeral arrangements for several deceased individuals. Remains are housed at local undertaking parlors with services and interments planned at various cemeteries. Details include names such as Harry B White and Victor North, with dates and times in forthcoming services.
List of listed personnel with military ranks and statuses
A long OCR list shows names arranged by ranks Corporals Privates and Missing in Action. The roster includes Cowie Allen McGuire Gran Dunlap Gran McGuire McGuire Sanger Leal Baretti Sullivan Coett Driver Mike Guyette and many others with ranks Corporal Private and Missing in Action. Several names repeat or appear with variants indicating a broad wartime personnel record.
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Michael Rawards
John
Hwing
Taroy B. Gearinlay
Harrington
John T. Ernest
Hodge
James’ P. Hoey
John Kapieh
Blaz Leahy
Daniel
Llewellyn
David
McDoard
Arthur
Mabertesu
Vincent
Mainwaring
William
Martin
Christopher
Leonard
Murray
George
Robert Poxpisher
Anthony Rainville
Albert Ray
Joseph
Richardeon
John le Robinson
Seth A. Salter
Geors Sidley
Walter J Sullivan
Daniel F. Sullivan
Dan Woodcock
Rudolph
Brinton
Ben Sergeant
Rolf
W. Harry
Conporals
Coulsey
Stanley le
Stoauilfte
Tealph
P Wagoner
D.ian
Jamies
Ages
Atghert Aupre
Clarence Cotton
Dagal
Ernest Derrigh
Ba Dotemeir
Williar Durty
Edward Emmett
Wiliam H. Fluent
Russell Fortina
Albert J. Ganmella
William. Nett
Lynn
Gregory
Tety
Frit
James Hicks
Hoem
Arthur Hoffman
Christian
Hubber
Thomas Jee
Eli Ekigen Ohn
Tenae McGly
Vivian
Bilis Vivian
Gordon
Witanks
Crate
Wills
Frank
Woodward
Ernest H. Young
Ray
Bugnatto
Peter F. Lynch
Jon. Welborn
Harvey
U-boat Surrenders Reach Thames Amid Cheers
London December 3 British Wireless Service reports the first surrendered German U boat U-64 arrived in the Thames with a German commercial flag under a white ensign. Two tugs escorted her to mooring as crowds cheered. A second and later a third large Deutschland class sub also sailed up the river, each flying the German flag beneath a white ensign and moored alongside wharves.
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London
British Wireless Service
Thames
German cabinet undecided on former emperor fate
London on December 3 1918 German foreign secretary Hugo Haase told a Sunday Express correspondent the government is undecided how to deal with the former emperor and the Hohenzollerns. He suggested they may be punished by international odium already incurred. He spoke on war guilt and broader questions following the start of the conflict.
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London
Hugo Haase
The
Express
Haase
Funeral notices for Avare Wells Moriga from Walsh's parlors
The funeral for Henry Avare will be held Wednesday afternoon at Walsh's parlor with interment in Cross Cemetery. High mass at St Patrick's Church Thursday morning. The Butte lodge of BPOE to assist. Mrs Hose Wells will be shipped Wednesday afternoon to Gardena California for interment accompanied by a sister and niece. Moriga, 35, passed away last evening. remains at Walsh's parlors with funeral notice to follow.
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AVARE
Henry Avare
Walsh
Ladly
Cross Cemetery
Edwards William Charles Walsh Co. funeral notice
The funeral for William Charles Edwards son of Mrs. Arthur J. Bde Wards of 25 Mennett street will be held this afternoon at Richards funeral chapel with Rev. T. Clarkson officiating. Interment Mount Moriah cemetery. Also notices for Adams Jennie and McDonald Jennie with forthcoming funeral details and private services. Card of thanks from Ellis and Adams families expresses gratitude for support and floral offerings.
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Jo Roy
Poe
Ellis
Government probes prewar foreign office funds handling
Joseph Richards notes the government is examining prewar foreign office methods including secret funds. The investigation covers German and Austrian militaria trade. Results will be published once the inquiry concludes.
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Nex
Foreign Office
Herr Barth Says German Situation Serious Amid War Pressures
Copenhagen reports Herr Barth, social policy secretary in the new German government, told returning soldiers that Germany faces a serious overall situation. He praised disciplined troops on the western front while warning the eastern army’s condition is distressing and evacuation before winter seems unlikely.
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Copenhagen
Ens
Heske-Nassau
Herr Barth
Germany
Berlin
Berlingske Tidende
Labor’s New Political Party Emerges in Illinois
Bloomington Illinois December report: Labor’s new party based on Chicago Federation of Labor’s 14 principles forms at Illinois Federation of Labor session. Opposition from socialist delegates questions worship of labor. G T Fraenkels of Chicago speaks against. E N Nockels predicts 300000 votes in Chicago in spring election.
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Bloomington
Labor
Chicago Federation of Labor
Illinois Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Socialist Party
G. T. Fraenkels
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
E._N._Nockels
Multiple Funerals Set at Sherman & Reed Parlors
Funeral notices list Birgey Quist Bud Larson William Miller Joseph Hernandez Antone Anderson and others. Services at Sherman & Reed's parlors with times to be announced. Interments planned at Mountain View Cemetery or sent to Indiana as noted.
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Mountain View
Birgeynquist
Sherman & Teed
Larson
Bud J. Larson
Pice
Sherman de Heed
Millar
William Pb. Miller
Sherman & Reed
Porte
Ind
Hernandez
Josop Hernando
Si Uman & Reed
William Balien
Anderson
Antone Anderson
Bitime
Houser
John Touton
Maguire Pachek Dwyer Esha Leary funerals listed
Funeral notices for Elizabeth Maguire age 21 at the family residence on Avenue 10 with interment in Crown Cemetery. Mrs Tulle Pachek age 20 at Farrell Street residence with 10 o clock service at Re Foxeon's Church and Holy Cross Cemetery burial. John Francis Dwyer month-old son of Mr and Mrs Dwyer at 720 North Wyoming Street with Hay arose Cemetery interment. Matt Fletha remains at Diegat watertaking parlors with funeral notice to follow. Leary age 1 year died evening with funeral Thursday at Dukgan undertaking parlors and Moly Crom Cemetery interment.
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Maguire
Elizabeth Maguire
Avenue
Crown Cemetery
Tulle Pachek
Farrell “Street
ReFoxeon's Church
Holy Cross
Dwyer
John Francis
Sire
Donn
North
Wyoming Street
Esha
Matt Fletha
Diegat
Tate
M Leary
Dukgan
Moly Crom
Undertaker Vein Lehto Funeral Announcement
The remains of Vein Lehto are at Daly Shi dental parlors for funeral arrangements. Larry Duggan and Norte Mi are mentioned in relation to the service.
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Larry Duggan Clinbie
Undertaker
Norte
Daly-Shi
Funeral arrangements for Mrs An n ie Gagnier parish obit
Funeral services are planned at Parloras tomorrow afternoon with interment in Holy Cross cemetery. A second note mentions Mount Moriah cemetery, with services at 2 o clock on Thursday. address Farrell Street is given.
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Gagnier
Annie Gagnier
Holy Cross Cemetery
Green
Farrell Street
Mount Moriah
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Henry TR. White
Trd M
Dr. King
Haiti
Ehuch
Seeman Ee Ease Ieee
Joy
England
Farringdon
Trafalgar Ware
Trafalgar Square
Erehch
RERIH
Istry
Madrid
Columbia Record
Roosevelt Air Ins
NNN
White
Harry B. White
Daniele
Wilmington
Ainbon
Holy Crome
Frederickson
Tunnels
Bilboa
Koempel
Marcell Koempel
Daniels & Bilbox
Roote
Preaerick Rote
Daniels & Bilbon
Spall
Ovren
Daniels'&Bilbon
Signntain View
Hilda Niem
M. J. Walsh CO
Keto
Fred Etreland
Mra
Ed. Eddy
Joseph Richards
NEW Political Party
Ndertak
Ems
Daly“ Shea Company
Sam R
Butte
State of
Montana
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