Influenza closes Missouri University amid deaths and cases
Missouri University will close from Friday until the new year due to an influenza outbreak. About 60 cases on campus and 14 deaths in the faculty are reported, with 200 city cases and 800 total in the town and school since the outbreak began. Dr Louis Selbert, a romantic languages professor, died last week.
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James C. Jones
Missouri University
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Louis Selbert
Barrington seeks Christmas parole for St Louis turf murder
F Seymour Barrington known as Lord may receive parole after eleven and a half years in state prison and four in the county jail. J Kelly Pool says parole is nearly decided if he can be sent to England. Barrington has never violated rules or failed to work satisfactorily. Folk campaign expenses total 8224.64 including rent postage travel and publicity and issuance of circulars. University of Missouri wins at Chicago livestock show with top placements for Decoration and Mis Dedication. Kansas State and Iowa State figures noted in the same event.
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J. Kelly Pool
England
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United State
Chicago
University of Missouri
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Rupert
Kasisas Agricultural College
Iowa State
Lacy
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Americans Return From Coblenz Train Journey Report
The article notes a German crew manning the train to Coblenz with American soldiers in former German coaches. It mentions Lt. Col. James Lockett and Maj. Fred Hackett, plus peaceful behavior of Americans and wide press freedom in Amsterdam. It covers armistice details, repatriation, and Allied signals across Europe after World War I.
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James Lockett
Fred Hackett
McAdoo Urges Five Year Extension of Railroad Control
Director General McAdoo calls for extending federal railroad control to five years until January 1924 to remove the issue from politics, enable an ambitious improvement program, and test unified control’s effectiveness. He warns private return without legislation would harm public and railroads, urging Congress to act.
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Hearst Resented as Hearst Chosen For Soldier Welcome Committee
New York December 12 The protest storm over Mayor Hylan’s appointment of William Randolph Hearst as chairman of the city committee to welcome homecoming soldiers has grown so strong that prominent figures named to the same committee refuse to serve with Hearst He is named chairman of two committees one for welcoming soldiers and one for a memorial in France
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Missouri
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Missouri Woman’s Society
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William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Reduced corn estimate released by Agriculture Dept
Washington reports final corn crop estimate for the year at 2,582,814 bushels, down 167 million from the prior month and 410 million less than last year. The wheat forecast stands at 917 million bushels, 2 million below the preliminary figure and 266 million above the 1917 crop.
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Department of Agriculture
Government ends steel industry price controls
Washington reports government supervision of the steel industry and price fixing ends December 31 following a War Industries Board conference with industry spokesmen.
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War Industries Board
Turkey Demands Extradition of Enver and Talaat Pashas
In Copenhagen on December 12 Turkey demanded the extradition of Talaat Pasha former grand vizier and Enver Pasha former war minister along with other ex government members who fled to Germany.
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Talaat Pasha
Enver Pasha
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Eatonic the sure cure for acid stomach misery
This ad claims acid stomach ruins health and promises instant relief by taking Eatonic to absorb excess stomach acid. It touts reduced belching gas and heartburn, renewed strength and energy, and a money back guarantee if no relief. It urges buying a big box from the druggist today.
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