Nation Today Honors Roosevelt Across Front Lines
Continued from page 13 Jean Peace Mission Paris France a courteous message of sympathy on behalf of Mr Roosevelt from Archibald I Roosevelt Captain Twenty sixth Infantry thanks honored officials and citizens in a formal tribute to the late president acknowledging condolences and national mourning.
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Jean Peace Mission
Paris
France
Roosevelt
Archibald 1
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Washington to attend Roosevelt funeral in Oyster Bay
Vice President Marshall represents President Wilson at Theodore Roosevelt’s funeral in Oyster Bay New York. A presidential cablegram urged honors and half mast flags. Senate adjourned. 49 lawmakers travel in three special cars as a congressional funeral party.
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Oyster Bay
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Henderson
Nevada
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Louisiana
King
Words of Sympathy From All Classes
Oyster Bay New York President Roosevelt sends a cablegram dated Modane to Franco Italian frontier officials expressing heartfelt sympathy on the death of a distinguished husband. The message notes the shock of the news and is one of more than 500 such messages received by the family.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Modane
Roosevelt Dies. World Mourns a Major Figure
Telegrams from Alexandra queen mother of England Taft and other leaders poured in during the night. Messages expressed deep sympathy for Mrs Roosevelt and the loss of a man described as a great patriotic American and world figure. The Times and Chronicle offered mixed appraisals of his political impact, while President Poincare sent direct sympathy to Mrs Roosevelt and to Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and Kermit Roosevelt with the American army of occupation.
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Mrs. Well
Alexandra
Queen Mother
England
Taft
Harrisburg
London
Theodore
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Acroga
Atlantic
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Chronicle May Millstory
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Paris
Colonel Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Kermit Roevelt
Internal Dissensions Roil Germany As Spartacist Revolt Intensifies
Berlin reports the government vows to end Spartacist plotting with available troops and bans street gatherings. Street fighting with revolvers and grenades continues. the Spartacus group seizes the Spandau arsenal and distributes arms. The post office and Wolf bureau office are captured or moved to Frankfurt.
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Berlin
Spartacus
Spandau
Death ends stormy career of Seattle mayor Hiram Charles Gill
Seattle January 7 Hiram Charles Gill three times mayor of Seattle died here today at age 53 from pneumonia. Once beset by attacks on his honesty he left public life after his political principles were rejected and he attracted national attention for a federal trial accusing him of shielding the Pillingsley brothers bootleggers. he was acquitted.
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Seattle
Washington
Hiram
Charles Gill
Pillingsley Brothers
Exchange views on League of Nations progress
Discussion outlines how a League of Nations would balance power among great and small states and promote trusteeship for undeveloped nations. Versailles is favored as the permanent seat, with formal gatherings evolving from informal exchanges toward a documented treaty and peace congress. An early public statement is anticipated.
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Versailles
Holland
Belgium
Hague
Berne
Vaver Versailles
League of Nations
Fragmented story notes from wartime and social vignettes
A garbled montage shows a wounded soldier waiting near a field hospital and a search for news, interwoven with street scenes and brief sketches of daily life. It references barbed wire, a store owner, a preacher, and a golf caddy, with scattered dialogue and local color.
War Medical Annals Review Highlights Civil War History
The medical history of the Civil War spans six volumes compiled over 28 years. United States Surgeon-Henry organized a board to gather material for a comprehensive official history of American medical care during the war, outlining the project’s scope and timeline.
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Henry
VillaWag Helped by German Agents in 1915 Munition Shipments
Senate records show Francisco Villa received 290000 dollars worth of munitions paid through the Mississippi Valley Trust Company of St Louis in 1915. Major E Lowry Humes presented evidence that Sommerfeld in New York arranged the funds via Guaranty Trust, with shipments from Western Cartridge to El Paso and later to Villa’s brother.
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Washington
Francisco Villa
Mississippi Valley ‘Trust Company
St Louis
Senate
E. Lowry Humes
Major Humes
F. A. Sommfeld
St. Louis Bank
Guaranty ‘Trust Company of
New York
Western Cartridge Company
Alton
Louis Goxiola
el Paso
Texas
Humes Toin
Guaranty Trust Company
St Louis Bank
Sommerfeld
Germany
George B. Lester
Military Intelligence Bureau
United States
Rail heads unite on a plan for transportation reform
Transportation officials from the commission and regional bodies discuss a unified plan presented to Washington. The railroad idea seeks cabinet and government involvement under a Secretary of Transportation with review by the commission for public complaints. Rate suspension windows may drop from ten months to two.
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Washington
Reydcow
Secretary of Transporty
Sims Amendment Is Maddo Idea for Railroads Extension
The House Interstate Commerce Committee today considers an amendment to extend government control of railroads to January 10, 1924 as recommended by Director General McAdoo. Chairman Sims introduces the amendment to the tall control act, with another proposal from Rep Sims for a $500,000,000 living fund.
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Cotion
Mcadoo
Sims
Interstate Commerce
Additio
American Casualties in Northern Russia Reported
Washington reports six officers and 126 men dead among American expeditionary forces in Northern Russia through January 4. The cablegram notes excellent troop health and morale, good food overall but lacking fresh vegetables, and adequate clothing and supplies. Some interior conditions were omitted for military reasons. the message rated health as excellent and food conditions as very bad due to vegetable shortages.
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Washington
Russia
War Department
James A. Ruggles
Francis
Archangel
Ruggles
Almeera
Olonel Stugsies
Wilson returns from trip to Italy
President Wilson, returning to Paris with Mrs. Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson, will be ready for the first gathering of entente premiers and statesmen. Informal conferences in Ragland and Paris will precede formal sessions to draft memoranda guiding the peace conference.
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Associated Press
Howe
Arrangements for the undetermined funerals
Notes from Meaderville and local obituaries list the deaths of Mr and Mrs Dauter, infant daughter Alle Arlotth, and Charles Adams with services at Sherman Reed's parlors. Adams and Ostlund funerals are scheduled for Thursday or Wednesday afternoons, with interment at Mount Morin cemetery.
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Dauter
Autrom
Tino Ariott
Gieanor
Wir
Antone Arlotth
Front “Street
Meaderville
Sherman &. Reed
Fidelity Lodge
Adams
Gonn Adams
Charles Adams
Cornell Avenue
Sherman & Reed
Ostlund
John Ostlund
Attack on Espionage Act Raises Free Speech Questions
In Washington on January 7 in the supreme court James A Vier contesting his four year sentence under the Espionage Act argued the law infringes free speech. He challenged the validity of the act citing its use against a public figure and political lines. The case centers on whether the law restricts constitutional rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James Avier
Peterson
Funeral notices for Walker Tomasen via local undertaker parlors
Funeral arrangements for Daniel G Walker are incomplete with remains at Daniels railboa undertakers. Frances Tomasen is to be buried at Sacred Heart church after mass at the family home 1429 Talbot Ave. Catholic cemetery services pending final notices.
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Dames
Shen" Haveen
Photographers Clerk Confronted By Maloney In Studio
From the Chronicle Telegraph comes a clipped report where a photographer's clerk faces an intimidating visitor named Maloney who demands details on the portraits. He hints at the price five shillings per dot, while the sitter group is asked to view samples.
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Pittsburg
Rittapurg
Potato finds shellbound in Nantucket clam mass
Charles Whs of WHS digging potatoes at Nantucket, Massachusetts, unearthed a vegetable that had grown inside a heavy sea clam shell, a curious incident noted by local workers.
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Otato Preak
Charles Whs
Nantusket
Mass
Funeral arrangements for Rita Vite Wil and Clara Arrivals
The funeral for Mrs Rita Vite Wil is set at Whites parlors this afternoon with Mr Du Bois officiating. The remains of Miss Clara Arrived last week will also be laid to rest in the same service at the family residence on Nevada Avenue this afternoon.
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Chicago
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Mount Moriah
Hoy
George D. West Osborne
Willan John
Sidney. Osborne
Welock
Town Avenue
Mount Morian’ Cemetery
Rita Vite
du Boi
Clara
Fevada Avenue
Funeral notices for Frank MoTague and Inge W Lettier
The remains of Frank MoTague lie at Dalyehen undertaking parlors in Philadelphia with arrangements not yet completed. The remains of Inge W Lettier are also at the Dalye hen undertaking parlors. A funeral announcement will be made later.
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Dalyeshen
Tarlorn
Philadelphia
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Inge W. Lettier
Dalyehen
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