Two Youth Robbers Admit Crimes in Rainier Cafe Holdup
Albert Murray ten years old and accomplice Ward confessed to robbing a Rainier cafe on December 13, taking cash from the register after holding up the Japanese proprietor and waiters. Murray, five feet two, and Ward, six feet, claimed hunger and poverty drove them. they said movies made it look easy and admitted other robberies including Sperry Hutchinson Co. and room 8,106 West Galena Street. Chief J J Murphy and Detective Walsh led the case, with Walsh firing at the fleeing robbers as they escaped into the night.
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Walsh
Albert Murray
J.J. Murphy
Attorckson
Rileytering
Rainier
South
Arizona
Murray
Ward
Sperry~ Hutchinson “Company
Galena
Main Streets
Galena Street
H. B. Buckett
Butte
Canada
Indiana
Murphy
Powell
Hoover Report On Belgium Survey Relief Plans
The report describes Belgian efforts to rebuild after German occupation. It notes 390,000 French refugees in Belgium, the rail and road hardships, and the urgent need to restore textile and glass industries while coal remains shielded. It details currency inflation, relief by Belgium and relief in Belgium commissions, and Belgium's determination to recover with external financial aid.
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Hoover
Belgium
Wilson
France
Commission For Relief
Europe
Littis Ag
Relief Expedition To Near East Sails Next Month
An American relief expedition funded by the American committee for Armenian and Syrian relief will depart in mid January aboard a 7,600 ton transport. The crew includes agricultural experts, doctors, nurses, and medical supplies to aid famine relief and crop production in the Near East. Cabled appeals from J P Morgan & Co and the state Department outline starvation conditions and urgent needs.
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New York
Near East
American Committee For
United States
Joana
J.P. Morgan & Co
State Department
Count Karolyi presses armistice complaints in Budapest
Budapest December 24 Count Karolyi Hungary's leader told the people assembly that allies fail to fulfill armistice terms. He said order cannot be kept while food needs stay unmet and said he sent a message to President Wilson upholding his principle and protesting violations. He awaits Wilson's decision.
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Budapest
Count Karolyi
People's Assembly
Count Karolyn
Wilson
General Mangin praises American troops to reporters
The Franco American Army of Occupation reports General Mangin saying Germans misread American impact. He hosted a pre Christmas lunch for U S correspondents at Mayence headquarters and lauded American divisions that fought under him. He contrasted German propaganda portraying Wilson kindly with blunt aims to shape global order.
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Associated Press
Mangin
Mayence
Wilson
Roosevelt Leaves Roosevelt Hospital After Treatment
New York December 25 Theodore Roosevelt celebrated Christmas by leaving Roosevelt hospital where he had been treated for sciatic rheumatism for two months Dr John H Richards said he had examined the former president and with careful conduct he should resume normal duties within two months The report noted air at 2000 feet above sea level was free of germs.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hospital
John H. Richards
Roll of Honor Victims and Next of Kin Listed
The following casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces wounded severely with next of kin and addresses: Archie Somerville John Somerville Emil Marans Edward Marans Julius Herrick Morris Herrick Rudolph A Larkin Andy Larkin Steve Glotch Mrs Anna Glotch Sergt Ralph J Laws Corvallis Edmond C Farchild Mrs Clemmie Farehild Russell Wounded Degree Undetermined Sergt Harley Nichols Big Sandy Frank A F A Pierie Three Forks Robert Teesdale Reuben H Teesdale Bridger Wounded Slightly Sergt Leonard E Riebe W A Riebe Kalispell Harry Dezort Mrs Mary Desort Cutbank Lloyd J Kelling F F Kelling Baker Osmund Tjeltveit Martin Tjeltveit Billings Corp Bernhardt Topp Christian Topp Urban H Sehuh John P Sehuh Istown Leon Poloniolo Anton Demario Paradise Arthur H Roat Paul Roat Red Lodge Arthur E Tarbell Mrs Maria Tarbell Bean Philip J Brooks Mrs Margaret J Brooks Silver Star Elwood Harvey Mrs Gertrude Harvey Ronan Clyde J Huston Albert J Huston Preston
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Archie Somerville
John W. Somerville
Belt
Emil Marans
Edward Marans
Butte
Julius Herrick
Morris W. Herrick
Grey Cliff
Rudolph A. Larkin
Andy Larkin
Russell
Steve Glotch
Anna Glotch
Red Lodge
Ralph J. Laws
Robert Laws
Corvallis
Edmond C. Farchild
Clemmie Farehild
Leonard E. Riebe
W. A. Riebe
Kalispell
Harry Dezort
Mary Desort
Cutbank
Lloyd J. Kelling
F. F. Kelling
Baker
Osmund Tjeltveit
Martin Tjeltveit
Billings Corp
Bernhardt Topp
Christian Topp
Urban H. Sehuh
John P. Sehuh
Istown
Leon Poloniolo
Anton Demario
Paradise
Arthur H. Roat
Paul Roat
Arthur E. Tarbell
Maria Tarbell
Bean
Philip J. Brooks
Margaret J. Brooks
Silver Star
Elwood Harvey
Gertrude Harvey
Ronan
Clyde J. Huston
Albert J. Huston
Preston
Red Cross Drive Nears End With Huge Total
Washington reports show an enrollment of nearly 17,000,000 in the Red Cross Christmas roll call with divisions sending in limited returns. Officials expect the final national total to exceed 40,000,000 as more chapters submit results.
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RED Cross
Washington
President Wilson Reviews Troops Near Langres For England Voyage
Chaumont Dec 26 President Wilson reviewed American troops at Langres plateau southwest of Chaumont this afternoon in line with prearranged programs. He was accompanied by Mrs Wilson and returned to Chaumont to board the special train for the north coast to embark for England.
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Chaumont
Wileson
Langres
Mra. Wilson
England
A Welcome Chang Prom the Pittsburg Chron
A fragmentary local item shows Hemmandhaw at a boiler shop conversation about a payment. The text mentions a parrot phonograph and twine belonging to a nearby family, reflecting a quirky street scene from a Pittsburg chronicle.
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Chang
Pittsburg
Hemmandhaw
Tanlac credit to stomach relief, Liberty man says
John H. Packer of Liberty Missouri claims Tanlac cured his stomach trouble after two years of suffering. He says he gained 44 pounds, regained energy, eliminated indigestion gas and constipation, and now weighs 169.5 pounds. Sold by Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte.
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Tanlac
Tam
John H. Packer
Packer On
Liberty
Taniac
Pocatello Idaho
Tantac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Making Delegates List Slow Work for Peace Talks
Paris dispatch reports the Paris conference may delay for over three weeks as officials debate representation and voting rules. Technical experts from the major powers study criteria, with post London talks likely after President Wilson returns. British reluctance to push actions may yield to groundwork in talks with Lloyd George and Balfour, possibly with Clemenceau.
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Associated
Prowse
Paris
Wilson
London
Mr. Wilkon
Lloyd, George
Balfour
Wilkon
Clemenceau
New Peace Conference Faces Early Delegation Challenges
The article compares upcoming peace conference dynamics to a new congress. It notes provisional membership, credentials, and the need for delegates to show authority from their governments. It discusses admission of central powers, neutral states, and numerous small states seeking recognition, including Zionists, Armenians, Georgians, and Czechoslovakia, with potential preliminary agreements subject to general conference approval.
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United States
House
Committee On Credentials
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Zionats
Palestine
Mesopotamia
Czechoslovak
Siberia
Finland
Ukraine
Esthenia
Contemplative Boarder Teases Liver Ration Talk
A boarder reassures a companion during a discussion on liver rations, saying the liver is not rationed and adds a playful dare about a much larger portion, while the other responds with a confident remark and a charming smile. The exchange reflects lighthearted banter amid wartime or scarcity-era concerns.
Discredited claims linked to Kaiser setting and royal line
A fragmented report notes Frederick III ruled briefly in 1888 and mentions Victoria Mary Louisa as Victoria. It then describes a New York inventor's electric submarine camera promising rapid information on sunken vessels, potentially replacing days of diver work.
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Kaiser
Frederick III
Victoria Adeade
Mary Louisa
Queen Victoria
New York
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