President Wilson's Christmas Visit and Cotton Fund Efforts
President Wilson plans a quiet Christmas at the White House with daughters and relatives, attending church and a brief public appearance. In Texas, a $15,000,000 cotton loan fund is made available to all cotton producers, with a statewide committee network and subcommittees to distribute aid and manage applications.
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Washington
Wilson
Kunta Cinny
Anne Cotbran
White House
Anne Mowe
Aagre
I McAdoo
Mixy
Margaret Wilson
Dallas
Tex
Tora
Henry J. Lindley
Chairan
Texas
eFery Bam
Joa Ap Dom
Flosteley
Novelist Mrs F Curtis Dies in Hinghamton
Obituary notice reports the death of Mrs F Curtis, noted novelist and farmer, at age 60 in Hinghamton. The brief item names Gaile and Val Heane as associates or relations and mentions a local address in South Carolina.
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Hinghamnton
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Peanree Cartles
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Austrians Suffer Massive Defeats In Early World War II
An numerous Allied reports describe heavy Austrian losses as German forces advance in late December. Supposedly 5,000 Austrian troops were captured while Allied offensives gain momentum near major rivers and key positions.
Fire claims lives in tenement blaze and mill closure stated
A tenement fire killed five people including a mother and four men while a mill shut down in the area. Reports note shipments, deliveries, and a police or official inspection tied to the blaze. Names such as Gilantiew and Maxaser appear in local notices amid the tragedy and related business impact.
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