Christmas Day Court Fines Multiple Offenders in Nobles Row
Court records describe a string of disturbances and fines on Christmas related incidents. Hugh Noble faced a charge for a domestic disturbance after an alleged earlier fight with Mrs. Brodie, with witness testimony about alcohol and prior troubles. Eliphant, accused of causing a noisy celebration, was ordered to sign the pledge and curb drinking. In separate incidents at a South Main saloon, two window crashes led to fines for Jack Barnes and the Reichters. John Dow was fined for a beer-throwing incident, while Sutton and Nellie Brown faced vagrancy charges. Additional cases involved a man named Gallagher and others with disorderly conduct and promise of better behavior.
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Brodie
Eliphant
New South Arizona
Jack Barnes
Ralph
John Reichter
George Gorgackad
Golsick
Reichters
John Dow Peace
Henry
South Main Street
Jones
Peace
Onces Sutton
Nellie Brown
Presidio
France
Camp Hempste
Honore Gable
Army
Crown
Corset Sale Highlights Varied Models and Savings
A fragmented ad outlines numerous corset models from American Lady Lyra Prolaset and Bien Jolie with coutil brocades satin stripes and elastic tops. Prices drop from regular 12.50 to sale 4.89 and include pink white and striped varieties with back lace trims and elastic inserts.
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Lyra
Froland Bien Jolie
Cok
Batiste
Viewpoints on Bolshevik Strength and European Revolt
Petrograd reports describe Bolshevik rule as forceful yet challenged by sabotage and opposition. Trotsky is praised for political leverage over military outcomes, with German and Austrian responses tied to democratic pressure. A Daily News correspondent notes Russia may join broader talks, while U S industries face disruption from railroad and warship material shortages.
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London
Dee
Petrograd
Daily” News
Tao
Theople
Weil
Okrain
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Trouky
Austria-Hungary
Europe
Stgn
Germany
Drest
Labor unrest hits lumber camps in northwest region
In the northwest area, reports from December 31 note labor troubles spreading through lumber camps. Details remain fragmentary but indicate rising tensions and potential disruptions to operations and local economies. Authorities and company officials prepare for possible negotiations.
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IW. W. Cause DE Washington
Horthway
Trouern
English press comment on German peace talk
The Manchester Guardian says the British government will return a serious and reserved reply when the Austro German terms are presented officially. Lloyd George plans to visit France to confer with Clemenceau. The terms discussed are those from central powers at Brest Litovsk, accepting the Russian no annexations or indemnities formula.
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Manchester , Guardian
Lloyd-Georg
France
Clemenceau
Brest-Litovel
RIFLE PRODUCTION FOR AMERICAN FORCES TO BEGIN SOON
Major General tier told the Senate Military Affairs committee that supplies of rifles for all American forces would be fed in a month with Springfield arms for regulars and guardsmen, and that a full supply of American made machine guns would be ready by July. General Crozier defended Lewis gun tests and denied war department delays while Senate members pressed why more Lewis guns were not ordered.
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Senate
Crozier
Lewis
War Department
England
France
Secretary of War
Congress
Levis
Department
Hitchcock
Atvery Ward
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Trotzky
Industrial Workers of World
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Pasp Park
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Othsli
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