Big gambling den raided by state troops in Jefferson parish
In the Free State of Jefferson the Washington artillery and Louisiana guards under Governor Hall raided the O Dwyer brothers gambling house. About eighty prisoners were captured, and a grand jury was reconvened amid arrests. Martial law considerations loom as authorities press to suppress crime.
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Jonleans
Weabhington Artillery
Millia Regugent
Louisiana
Hall
Free State of
Jefferson
Yeatertay
Nero
Thin City
O'Dwyer
Judy
Henry
George
Joe
Jefferson Parieh
Jefferson County
Governors
Fall
Cheeparigh
Parteh
T Wfi
Hyland
Free State
Crete
Mianchard
Sanders
Marrere
Wate
Hill
Hyland's
Governor Hall
Jefferson Parish
Union Pacific to Improve Crossings to Cut Fatalities
The plan for next year aims to reduce auto mobile fatalities at six highway crossings along Union Pacific lines. Within the railroad right of way, approaches will be widened to twenty feet on each side and grade crossings will be cut to six percent.
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Union Parifiy
Union Pacific
Unclear headline fragment about health complaints and leaders
Fragmentary text mentions headaches and daily ailments, references to people and places with garbled wording, and hints at an underlying cause or treatment. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge from the damaged passage.
Open Air Schools and Red Cross Seals Highlighted
The article describes open air schools for child health and education, noting teachers and students learning, working, and playing outdoors. It mentions Red Cross Seals supporting nutrition and care, with reference to outbreaks and veterinary notes on cattle near Douglas, including vaccination orders for Bleed and Quaredionn!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Piliaabeth Meremick Open
Ulifornia
Louisiana
Seale
Gallieni Foresees Exhaustion of German Forces
Paris Dec 2 General Joseph Gallieni French minister of war declares German troops are being exhausted by shifting and redeployments. He cites fatigue among prisoners and the strain on German combat power as decisive factors in the Allied push toward total victory.
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Paris
Cpat
Cieneral Joseph Galliani
Associated Press
Yver
Balkans
Bulgaria
Gal- Homi
Powers of Attorney for Insurance Business Granted
In a brief notice Fred Thornean appoints Iowa agent L Kabis to attend to his fire insurance business and collect premiums during absence from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thormean
Iowa
Morro GUN OF MORRO HELD ODENWALD CREW IN PORT San Juan
German prisoners aboard the Odenwald and the K D M in San Juan harbor cause tension with U S authorities. A guard was placed on the ships after crew conflicts and escapes, with several crew members confined ashore and facing potential court martial.
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San Juan
Uncle Sam
Germany
German Prize Thru Capture On the High Seas
Karlsruhe
San Juan Harbor
Ocerman
Great Britain
United States
KDTM
Fort Merro
Fatherland
Ona Tenort
Cer Swatiws
Carolina
Havie
Porto Rua
Martin Law
Clerman
Semendria and Its Grapes in a War Primer Tale
National Geographic offers a wartime primer on Semendria in Servia. The town, a historic river port near Belgrade, exports white grapes and wine tied to Tokay lore. It describes fortifications, Roman and Hungarian connections, and a long strategic role through Ottoman and Habsburg eras.
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Wallington
D. C
Dee 2
Semendria
Servia
National Geographic Society
Serra
Piga
Grale
Ile
Bervian
Vienna
Budapest
Tito
George Hrankovich
Jane Plantio
Hungary
Berviet
Siemendrien
Sears
Belgrade
Mila
Drinmnguler
Gemendria
Genese Bronkovich
Tokay Wine
Colorado Supreme Court Takes Prohibition Case Involving Denver
The Colorado Supreme Court assumes original jurisdiction in a friendly suit to interpret new prohibition laws and aid enforcement. The dispute centers on whether Denver can issue liquor licenses beyond January 1 1916 under its special charter vs state prohibition supremacy.
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Denver
Colo
George A. Carlwon
Supreme Court
Colorado
Baela
Anguet Koch
Supreme
Reduced Buttermilk Rate Granted to Omaha Grand Island
The railway commission grants withdrawal to Burlington and Union Pacific to cut buttermilk rates from 25.2 cents per hundred to 10 cents per hundred. The new rate applies from Omaha to Grand Island.
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Grand Island
The
Railway Commission
Burlington
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Grand
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Douglas
Pilaeging
Kiser
Gallien
Gallieni
France
L. Kabis
Gun OF Morro
Odenwald
Tole
VHE
Trad
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Pryor
Riano
Knight-Campbell Music Co
the Auditorium
Cortex
Stout Street
Watson Brothers
Brout Streets
Cheyenne
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