Nine Vermont Men Included in World War II Casualty List
Washington D C December 5 Today's casualty report lists 3030 names including 441 killed in action 310 died of wounds 21 died of accident or other causes 12 died in airplane crash and 491 died of disease. Vermont and New Hampshire soldiers named include KIA Pvt Alfred R Buskey Barre Vt Died of Wounds Pvt John C Coburn Barre Vt Pvt Fritz L Oberg W Rutland Vt Pvt Francis Homand Bellows Falls Vt Lieutenant Robert G Durgin Newmarket N H Pvt Ralph C Douglas Burlington Vt Pryt Ernest Boyd Wilmington Vt Wounded Severely Pvt Earl E Brock S Newbury Vt Wounded Undetermined Sgt Joseph F Cheney Lyndonville Vt Pvt Alfred Beauregard Keene N H Pvt Horace D Beauregard Keene N H Pvt Joseph Sothak Berlin N H Pvt John H McGuire Manchester N H Thompson Manchester N H Slightly Wounded Pvt Howard J Shappy Burlington Vt Missing in Action Wagoner El S Wheeler Hollis N H Pvt Nelson Langlois Newmarket N H ...
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Washington, D. C
Vermont
New Hampshire
John C. Coburn
Barre
Fritz L. Oberg
W. Rutland
Francis Homand
Bellows Walls
Eeen McGown
Main Gorham
Robert G. Durgin
Newmarket
N. H
Ralph C. Douglas
Burlington
Ernest Boyd
Wilmington
Earl E. Brock
S. Newbury
Joseph F. Cheney
Lyndonville
Alfred Beauregard
Keene
Horace D. Beauregard
Howard J. Shappy
Wagoner el S. Wheeler
Hollis
Nelson Langlois
Fourteen Women Named as Parliamentary Candidates
London on December 4 reports fourteen women among yesterday's nominations for Parliament. Notables include Christabel Pankhurst, Emmeline Pankhurst’s daughter, Mrs. Frederick Patrick Lawrence, co editor of Votes for Women, Miss McArthur, secretary of the British Women's Trade Union, and Countess Georgina Markievicz of Dublin, a Sinn Fein leader.
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London
Christabel Pankhurst
Emmeline Pank- Hurst
Frederick Patrick Lawrence
Votes For Women
Miss McArthur
British Women’s Trade Union
Georgina Markievice
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Four Nations Plan to Secure Central Europe Peace
Representatives of the Polish Jugo Slav Romanian and Czecho Slovak national councils are in session at Paria to study reorganizing central Europe. They say only a permanent understanding among these four nations can preserve future peace.
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Central
Europe
Paria
Dec
Havas
Central Europe
Montenegro Assembly Votes to Unite with Serbia
Agram dispatch reports Montenegro's National Assembly, which deposed King Nicholas, voted to unite with Serbia. The assembly was elected by universal suffrage with each constituency sending three representatives, instead of the previous one deputy to Skupstina.
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Berne
Agram
National Assembly of the People
Montenegro
Nicholas
Serbia
Skupahtina
Women Sufferers May Weed Swamp Root Ad
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not realize it. Kidney health affects other organs and can cause back pain headaches and nervousness. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is a physician's remedy sold in drug stores.
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Jr. & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Barre Daily Times
Ady
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Card
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier of blood and strength builder after influenza and prostrating diseases. It claims to expel poisons, address anemia and general debility, and promotes Hood's Pills as a gentle, effective laxative suitable for all ages.
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Hood
How Plots Were Uncovered in Wartime Policing
Washington reports detail how a vast wartime police network, led by Atty. Gen. T. W. Gregory, uncovered enemy plots and thwarted sabotage. The era’s enforcement balanced civil liberties with security, noting 6,000 enemy aliens arrested and interned, thousands registered, and extensive use of civilian volunteers and secret services.
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Washington
T. W. Gregory
Department of Justice
Gregory Aaids
Eparivaant
Department of Jun
Investigatora
Congress
Department
Secret Service
American Protective League
Gregory
Secret Services
Prices Take Wing in Paris for Peace Conference
Paris dispatch reports Secretary of State Lansing and U S delegates assigned to the peace conference at the Crillon hotel on Place de la Concorde. Suites for each delegate and secretaries overlook the esplanade crowded with war trophies. Hotel rooms have doubled in price. breakfasts cost from 1 to 1.40 dollars. dining may run 3 to 4 dollars. Military officers mingle with civilians as Paris proceeds to host the talks.
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Lansing
Criflon Hotel
Place de la Concorde
Businss
Strasbourg
Lilie
Meta
Crilinn
Joseph
Grew
Canada Preparing for Soldiers Return Demobilization Plan Set
Winnipeg date. Plans for demobilizing Canada s overseas troops have been completed to meet economic needs. The imperial ministry of shipping and the Canadian war board estimate a return rate of about 20 000 men per month once high command approves withdrawal. Priority to married men and those with immediate industrial use will guide the order of return.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Imperial Ministry of Shiping
Canadian War Board
Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Claim Reveals Cheap Remedy
An old advertisement extols a homemade cough syrup as cheaper and faster acting than store bought brands. It promotes mixing plain syrup and Norway pine extract to create a potent remedy said to relieve throat tickle, hoarseness, and bronchial conditions within 24 hours, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
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Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne, Ind
Canadian Troop Overseas Figures and Family Repatriation Plan
The document outlines the distribution of 286,804 Canadian troops overseas by province: Ontario 121,500. Quebec 30,500. New Brunswick 12,500. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island 16,090. Manitoba 3,000. Saskatchewan 14,300. Alberta 9,? The text notes plans to bring wives and families from England, about 95,000 people, under immigration, to return to Canada promptly to reestablish homes before arrival.
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Militia Department
Isbor
Ufe
Ontario
Quebec
New Crunewick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Department of Immigration
Canada
Flys Cream Balm Relief for Catarrh and Cold
An ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for nasal congestion from colds or catarrh. It claims soothing antiseptic action to heal swollen mucous membranes and clear air passages, promising no night breathing trouble and diminished headaches.
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Ely
Square Deal Promise Wins Ended Street Car Strike
W D Mahon head of street car workers union and Cleveland union executives will urge vote to return to work. City council pledged to ensure a square deal per John J Stanley of Cleveland Railway. Women conductors agreed to abide by war labor board decision. they will withdraw contact with the board.
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Cleveland
W. D. Mahon
International Union of
Cleveland Union
Square
John J. Stanley
Cleveland Railway Company
Permanent Army Plans Deferred After Peace Conference
Washington requires delaying a permanent army plan until after the peace conference. Secretary Baker outlines a plan for a regular army nucleus and argues for continued officer education and expanded postgrad schools at West Point. He notes the need to digest wartime experiences before final recommendations and cites Pershing and Fosdick on wartime activities.
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Washington, D. C
Baker
United States
Walter
Sry Peel Star
Department
Congress
West Point
Arma
Pershing
Fosdick
Commission
Meuse Drive Highlighted as Turning Point in War
In a brief war recital, Mr. Baker credits the Meuse battle as America's key strategic contribution. American 28 divisions in France labored through October to wear down German resistance and breach the Sedan-Mezieres supply line, with breakthrough on November 1 and the Sedan outskirts reached by November 7. The meeting of French and American troops at Sedan signaled German defeat, as decisive and humiliating as 1870.
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America
Baker
the Meuse
Sedan-Mezieres
France
Amercan
Sedan
Sedan Meeting Marks Final Allied Terms Acceptance
Years earlier at the same spot questions existed until the armistice terms. The Allied advance culminating in the Sedan meeting left no choice in the matter.
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Armistion Terma
Sedan
Communications With Guantanamo Restored After Strike
Havana dispatch reports communications with the American naval station at Guantanamo reestablished after an interruption caused by the railroad strike at Caitrera. The recovery was confirmed in a late tonight telegram.
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Havana
Guantanamo
Caitrera
Tremor Felt In Argentina From Chile Earthquake
Buenos Aires reports tremors late tonight tied to a powerful earthquake in northern Chile this morning. Insurance ad notes urge readers to secure riches by insuring with National Life Insurance Co. of Virginia Mutual, agent R. Ballard at Rialto block Montpelier.
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Furth
Chile
la Plata
National Life Inc. Co
Mutual
Ballard
Reneral
Rialto Block
Montpelier
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