Arrogant Hun Spirit Not Crushed Says American After Hunland Tour
New York correspondent Lieut. Charlies H. 117, from Lieut. Duell of a New York law firm, reports on his tour of Germany. He warns Germany seeks another war in thirty years, notes pride in a rising generation, and says the armistice was signed too soon while German industry remains strong.
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New York
America
Germany
Charlies H. 117
Duell
Eemabar
United States Navy
France
Saar Valley
Rhine Valley
Sint SF
Ludendorf
Hindenburg
Paeacial influenza flare ups in Ohio towns
Ohio health officials report renewed influenza activity in several Paeasaltians centers including Youngstown Niles Warren New Philadelphia Chardon Wellston and Dever. The statewide trend shows a general decrease with outbreaks likely to recur through winter urging caution in crowded poorly ventilated places and for anyone with symptoms.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Health
Youngstown
Niles
Warren
New Philadelphia
Chardon
Wellston
Dever
Scouts Fall To East Side In Armory Basketball Night
Chillicothe Scouts drop a 6 to 4 decision to East Side in a lively 12 minute half game at the armory. Sweeney and Guthrie lead East Side with three and one baskets respectively while Dup ler and Stricker score for the Scouts. Referee Collins oversees the second matchup with 15 minute halves.
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Chillicothe
Armory
Liggett
Rupp
Troop Two
East Side School
East Siders
Sweeney
Guthrie
Dupler
Stricker
Collins
Legislature to Keep File Open at Chamber of Commerce
Courtesy of Representative Hatch a complete file of both house and senate records of the Ohio legislature will be available in Chamber of Commerce rooms. The files are open for inspection by anyone wishing to review them.
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Representative Hatch
House
Senate
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Chembe Ber
Comsaan
Hatch
Ohio University Seeks Bids for Erected Structure Removal
Officials call for bids to remove a recently erected campus structure. The building must be removed within sixty days after award to the successful bidder.
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Ohio University
Ohio Universitare Reak
British Admiral Beatty to Visit America After Demobilization
London dispatch reports Admiral Beatty, commander in chief of the British navy, will visit America after the grand pageant to demobilize ends. He is expected to travel with a party including several types of British war ships and officers.
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London
Admiral Beatty
America
We London Times
New York's beauty Edith Hyde wins city title at ball
Edith Hyde, 22, a debutante described as the most beautiful woman in New York, was crowned at the Chu Chin Chow costume ball attended by city leaders. Judges Christy Flagg Fisher and Stanlaws praised her from the judging that lasted hours. The scene featured lavish costumes and exotic pageantry as Hyde accepted the honor and a likely prize.
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New York
United States
Ae de
Edith Hyde
Mies Hyde
Manhattan
Howard Chandler Christy
James Montgomery Flagg
Harrison
Fisher
Penry
Hyde
Christy
Flagg
Stanlaws
Peace Delegates Endorse Wilson Peace Plan
Paris reports the peace delegates have accepted President Wilson's program to prevent new wars. The Matin notes the plan was approved with the endorsement of his disposition of German colonies while Echo de Paris cautions ratification will be difficult across Party and London parliaments and Washington Congress.
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Paris
Wilson
Echo ‘de Paris
London
Washington
Expect Wilson to Take a Stand for Immigrants
Opponents of Burnett four year immigrant restriction bill rely on President Wilson. They cite his prior vetoes of stricter immigration limits and argue his internationalism may align with their view. If House rules favor the bill, allies plan to press for a presidential statement or veto upon his return.
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Washington
Burnett
Wilson
Seigel
Sabath
Ident’atien
Europe
House Rule Committee
Benny Buck Drives Army Horse Purchase at Camp Sherman
Benny Buck, renowned horse buyer, with his father, bought 105 animals at Camp Sherman government sale. He plans to return February 12 to acquire more army horses and mules, shipping 73 head to Richmond for cotton and tobacco planters. The Hewitt-Boden Parquetry Flooring Co. of Athens plans to reopen after over a year idle, resuming operations within two weeks with about twenty workers. its output serves top buildings nationwide and halted due to the war.
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Benny Buck
Haseen
Camp Sherman
Mr. Buck
Richmond
South
Hewitt-Boden Parquetry
Athens
Nolad
Irish Leader to Tour the States
Sir Horace Plunkett, Irish leader, began a United States tour to gain firsthand information on various matters. He arrived aboard the White Star liner Adriatic and said he did not come to agitate the Irish question, noting that the situation is understood by all.
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New York
Sir Horace Plunkett
United States
Horace
Shot and killed by officer after arrest in Pennsylvania
Edward Egger s, a Pennsylvania railroad fireman, was shot and killed last night by a policeman after attempting to dash away following his arrest. The incident occurred in Kil ed by Officer Olumbus with a gun involved.
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Olumbus
Edward Eggers
Pennsylvania Railroad
George Stuart Made Ensign Navy News
A telegram from George Stuart states he has been commissioned an ensign after weeks in naval officers’ training. The Nelsonville native, an Ohio University attendee, stood near the top of his class and plans to return to Ohio early next week.
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George Stuart
Naval Officers’ Training
Ohio
Ensign Stuart
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Navy
Sugar Plantation in Cuba Deploys Air Locomotive
A Cuban sugar estate has fitted a compressed air locomotive to its railway to reduce hazards from nearby parks. The move aims to improve safety for workers and operations on the plantation's rail line.
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Cuba
Labor legislation takes up peace settlement in Paris
Paris February 1 The special committee handling labor provisions of the peace settlement opened sessions today at the French ministry of labor. The committee on ration and damages will meet Monday at the ministry of finance to finalize the program for presentation to the congress at its next session Tuesday afternoon.
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Paris
Ministry of Labor
Ministry of Finance
California Texas Nevada Oregon and the next state in order
The list ranks the leading quicksilver producing states from the previous year, with California and Texas at the top followed by Nevada and Oregon. The final place is not specified in the available text.
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California
Texas
Nevada
Oregon
Demobilization Passes Million-Marker in U.S. Forces
Washington reports demobilization has surpassed one million. 952,411 servicemen and 61,237 officers discharged from American camps and overseas forces, with total men ordered for demobilization at 1,396,000. Overseas return totals 162,000. 33 officers granted honorable discharge. Casualty tallies and division losses listed, with caveats on incomplete figures and weather conditions at Brest.
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Washington
March
United States
National Guard
Kansas-Missouri
Brest
Textile strike in East Lawrence nears action
East Lawrence textile workers prepared for a Monday strike after a general committee meeting approved a walkout. About seven thousand workers would not report for work to push for a 48 hour week and 64 hour pay demands, despite a request to delay action until a representative arrived.
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Lawrence, Marss
Peneral Sion
Iin Ation Cos
Workers General Committee
John Golden
United Tex le Workers of
A. Ka
Lawrence
American Woollen Company
Britain readies wartime import rules for all nations
London reports the board of trade clarifies new import regulations start March 1. R. E. Thoven says the policy is not discriminatory and will apply to every country, with rationed admittance for American goods such as boots and automobiles.
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London
United States
United Press
America
R. E.thoven
Department of Import Regulations
Board of Trade
Steel plant closes over lack of orders in Bucyrus
The Ohio Steel Casting Company plant in Bucyrus shut down when the night shift quit at six this morning. Four hundred men were laid off as lack of contracts was cited as the reason.
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Bucyrus
Ohio Steel Casting Company
French Troops Behead Bismarck Statue Report
Fragmentary OCR describes French troops in Strasbourg beheading a statue of Bismarck. Text is garbled but indicates a dramatic act against the statue during occupation or protest.
Food prices rise after civil war era changes
Prices for staple foods are reported to be climbing in the region as postwar adjustments take hold. The move toward new cost levels affects households and local markets, with shifts noted in common staples.
Washington murders shock city as Chinese students slain
Washington police linked to a maniac murder mystery by the arrest of James Jackson who confessed to attacking three women. Separately Dr Theodore Wong director of the Chinese educational mission and two GWU students Ben Sen Wu and C Haile were found dead in northwest Washington with signs of struggle. Investigators seek motive and whether robbery or Oriental feud sparked the killings.
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Washington
James Jackson
Jackson
Theodore T. Wong
China
Ben Sen Wu
C. Haile
George Washington University
Dr. Wong
Worthington Curfew Enforces Youth Ban After Mischief Wave
Columbus February 1 Mayor Sickell orders a night curfew in Worthington starting tonight for youths under 16 from 7 30 to curb a wave of mischief sweeping the village and keep streets clear after dark.
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Columbus
Worthington
Sickell
Rickenbacker Considers National Tour For War Effort
In New York on February 1, Cag Rickenbacker pledged to devote time to aid the world’s needs. He discussed his experiences and hinted at offering his services for a reasonable period, weighing a possible national tour.
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New York
Rickenbacker
Church Service Program with Hymns and Addresses
The program lists an organ prelude and Hymn 208 I Love Thy Church with Scripture lesson Joshua 1:20. It includes anthems Ye That Stand in the House of the Lord and Hymn 638 The Kingdom Is Come. Four brief addresses discuss church aid to organizations and planning. Benediction follows Hymn 383.
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House of Lord
Pin
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