Committee Finds Rules Are Observed In City Merchants
After canvassing the city merchants with an 11 member committee, the group reported stores opened after stronger influenza restrictions show broad cooperation. Merchants and public alike used caution, with limited business, and few violations observed during the revival period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonsky
J. J. Phillips
George
Palmer
Mark B. Hurley
Marshall Taylor
City and County Boards of Health
Finten Hotel
President Wilson Invited to Visit Cologne
The Volks Zeitung in Cologne reports President Wilson is invited to visit the city, with German foreign ministry representatives expected to meet him there. A Warsaw-Weser Zeitung source claims Polish forces, including Polish American troops, have sailed from Havre toward Posen, Powen, for unspecified purposes.
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Amsterdam
Wilson
CologNe
Volks Zeitung
Ammieraam
Warsaw
Havre
Posen Marters
Powen
New Car Demolished In City Street Car Collision
Dr J T Freund of Chicago narrowly escaped death yesterday when his new car was struck by a Floral Park street car at Farragut and Amherst. Both vehicles traveled at high speed. Freund suffered severe facial injuries, and Donohue’s car was utterly destroyed. A physician attended Freund at the Amherst street location. Donohue’s injuries included broken ribs. The accident prompted an investigation into street car crossing timings and motorman speed.
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County Board
J. Ti. Freund
Chicago
D. J. Donohue
Floral Park
Farragut
Amherst
Hue
Donohue
Toroken
Danone
Ten Measures Adopted by North Dakota Voters
North Dakota voters backed ten measures in a statewide vote reported from Bismarck. Three initiated amendments by the Non-Partisan League passed three to two, while the three amendments referred by the last legislature were approved unanimously. The state canvassing board announced all measures adopted, despite expected injunction attempts by the secretary of state and state treasurer. Four supreme court judges must concur for any constitutional decision. The seven remaining measures now head to the legislature for potential adoption.
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Bismarck
N. D
League
State
Hall
John Steen
Supreme Court
Labor conditions reported favorable across industrial centers
Telegrams to the United States Employment Service from community labor boards in 34 states show good health in most large industrial centers with labor demand equal to or exceeding supply. The far West is generally good except California, Washington and Oregon report generally good conditions.
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Washington
United States Employment Service
Far West
California
Oregon
Margaret Wilson Sings for Soldiers in Paris
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of President Wilson arrived in Paris and sang before American soldiers awaiting the arrival of press. Wilson will sing at various venues along the seacoast while in France.
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Paris
Margaret Wilton
President Wilson
Howe
Miss Wilson
Trent Wilson
Convalescents to Camp Lewis for discharge processing
Camp Lewis Washington December 9 Officers said daily inflows of convalescent overseas veteran soldiers from western states will enter for final treatment and examinations before discharge. Six arrived Sunday with more expected tonight. several score from eastern hospitals also reported. A special convalescent detachment will care for these men while pending discharge. Conscientious objectors will be discharged per Washington orders and paid beyond private pay only after employer consultation. Red Cross will still receive designated funds.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Dee
Army
Brande
Washington
Red Cross
Americans Drown in Tangier Harbor Incident
Vice Admiral Sims reported to the Navy Department that Ensign Willian and six enlisted men aboard the destroyer Lansdale drowned when a boat carrying a shore liberty party swamped in Tangier harbor during deployment. The incident remains under investigation and casualties are confirmed by the Navy.
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Washington
Willian
New York City
Lansdale
Tangier Harbor
Navy Department
Sims
Englands navy is Churchills theme in Glasgow post
London dispatch reports Churchill asserts Britain cannot rely on the League of Nations as a substitute for naval strength. He emphasizes GBs unique position and safety hinged on continuous naval defense to protect independence, empire, and federation of commonwealths amid global tensions.
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London
Great Britain
League of Nations
Churchill
Winston W Tote
Glasgow Sunday Post
Great “Britain
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Quartz
Osen and
Silesia
Swift & Company
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USA
J. Donohue
Farragut and
Amherst Streets
St Pany
North Dakota
the Homeward Bound
Batte
Priddell’s
F.A. Ironside
North Main Street
Butte
Montana
England
Montana Jewelry Co
East Park Street
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