Red Cross Mission Sails for Siberia to Assess Policy
Major George W Simmons of St Louis will lead a four man Red Cross staff from San Francisco to Vladivostok aboard a U S ship to assess whether the emergency relief mission to Czecho Slovaks and refugees in Siberia should continue The survey will determine if the effort should be extended and under what scope with stocks of clothing medicine and food already shipped from the United States The delegation includes Lt Charles McDonald and Maj F K Eilers among others and follows a call from President Wilson for Red Cross service to allied forces in the region
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Siberia
George W Himmons
St Louie
Red Cross
San Francisco
Vindi- Vostok
Simmons
American Red Cross
Russia
Cable
Teusier
Vindivost Ural Mountains
Omsk
Louis
Teusler
May D. Moore
United States
Washington
Ray Mek
Sim
Mons
Charles McDonald
F. K. Eilers Fon
Tant McDonald
Red Cross Service
France
Sponse
Wileson
Helsium
Italy
Washington approves presidential budget request, House panel says
The appropriations committee in Washington signed off on the president's budget request. Details indicate support for key programs and funding levels, shaping the upcoming fiscal framework.
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Bild
Washington
Wrax
Congress Approves Relief Funds Effort Mentioned
Fragmentary lines show discussion of appropriating 100 million for relief work. Mentions Ei cope outside Germany and a bill to be sent to the house with Sherley seeking no action. Sparse context indicates a legislative relief measure in flux.
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Wilson
Congress
Eicope
Germany
House
Ieman Sherley
Spartacus group seizes press in Berlin offices
Amsterdam reports the Spartacus group attempted to seize power in Berlin Sunday evening. They occupied the Wolff bureau and several major papers including Vorwaerts. Wolff bureau offices and leading newspapers were reportedly concentrated in a small area near Caterden Linden, with access from Oranienburg.
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Amsterdam
Spartacus
Berlin
Wolff Bureau
Spartacans
Socialist Vorwaerts
Cater den Linden
Oranienburg
Horoscope for January 8 1919
Wed Jan 8 1919 astrology says an uncertain day with Jupiter bad aspect and Neptune strong late night. Outlook hints restlessness and distrust in some business prospects but national prosperity and industrial progress through efficiency. Spring events and possible funeral are forecast for a year of change with West and South gains and fires in big cities.
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Jupiter
Neptune
McClure
Sein
Egypt
Killed in Action Roster Posts Soldiers’ Fatal Losses
A long list records numerous service members named with statuses such as Killed in Action, Missing in Action, Wounded, or Died of Wounds. Names span Bert A. Fessenden to John Lucatik, with many others linked to towns like Denton Manhattan Great Falls and Glasgow, plus ranks from Private to Lieutenant and Corporal.
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Bert A. Fessenden
Albert B. Fessenden
Henry Strouf
John Strouf
Denton
Harvey F. Welborn
A. G. Welborn
Butte
Edgehilling
Atetion
Deicey
A. J. Bradford
Duluth
Mina
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Howers
Downs
Kuan
J. A. Gallus
Independence
Wis
B.S. Gilbride
Scranton
E. Kyle
Minneapolis
Atloréo Salvadori
Baltimore
A. Anderson
Tk Mountain
Anton Dusehalle
Merge Hayes
Starr
C.F
James B. ‘Frizzell
Jackson
Ep Day
Adamsville
Tenn
Henry Gallent
Weston
Mast
Hon. Cauger
Pottstown
Peter Gedrill
Chicago
W. KF. Gillette
Kalamazoo
AM. J. Ginley
Holyoke
Mass
J. J. Graham
Uniontown
WW. Hitchcock
Telfast
William Hoyle
World War II Roster Fragments From Multiple States
A disparate OCR list shows names and locations across the United States including Iowa Illinois New York Montana Ohio and Massachusetts. The fragment also notes ranks like Corporal Sergeant and Private and mentions a heart weight of about half a pound.
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Ction
Provi
Frank N. Bennett
Lagoila
Camillian
D. Fawcett
New York
Provosda
Hlow Hi
M. Xehroedel
Pittsvars
Irving
Wilson
Ostikosh Fn
Sly
W. E. Durgin
West’ Hipston
Mars
He Kennedy
McMinngville
Tenn
Flw
Sidler
Danville
John F. Clayton Chixeo
Jose William Compton
Sword Crees
Jonn P Dwyer
Solvay
N.Y
Hurley
Maiden
Mass
m_ Lane
Bally
Lyon
M. Ronebs
Minnek
Biglake
Carleton du Petre
Brookline
Joseph G.” Prochazke
Sir Te Richard
Grand Chenler
Iowa
Joseph Cwanda
Ontario
Raymond J. Roth
Utica
N.v
J Sanders
Youngstown
Ohio
Welborn
Smoky Butte
Mont
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