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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1918
Page
12
Prostitution Crackdown Spurs Local Funds and Hospitals
Ten prostitutes in Anninton Alabama were each sentenced to one year in prison by US District Judge Little Rock Arkansas. The case funds a program for law enforcement and social hygiene with a target of ten thousand dollars. The quorum court contributed one thousand dollars to start the fund. Hattiesburg Mississippi reports jail terms replaced fines reduce prostitution activity. Patterson New Jersey allocates about thirty thousand dollars for an isolation hospital to treat venereal disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finjoy
Anninton
Als
United States
Little Rock
Ark
Propor-S
Quorum Court
Hattiesburg
Mis
Patterson
N. J
Board of Freeholders
American Red Cross assigns 12917 nurses to Spanish influenza fight
More than 12 917 graduate nurses aides practical nurses and volunteers were assigned by the American Red Cross to battle the Spanish influenza epidemic. Final reports show 3 978 graduate nurses many enrolled as Red Cross and Home Defense nurses and 8 939 pupil and volunteer helpers. Camp Dodge Iowa reports rapid nurse staffing growth and makeshift dormitories as the Red Cross doubles its nursing force nationwide. The article notes civilian and military camps faced severe shortages and praises volunteer efforts. A final note mentions Liverpool’s immense clock in a tall insurance building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
National Red Cross
Red Cross Division
Red Cross
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Major Bu
A Ne
Monroe Doctrine anniversary recalls Monroe’s 1823 warning
A ninety fifth anniversary remembrance notes Monroe’s 1823 Monroe Doctrine addressing European colonization and interference in the American continents. It highlights Monroe’s message to Congress and the U S stance against European interference in North and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James Monrre
Monroe
Jefferson
Madison
Congress
Russia
Great Britain
North
South America
Spain
Portugal
The Mouthings of Down and Oats on War Start
The piece notes Germany seeks to pin responsibility for starting the war while Allied powers prepare tough terms. It references historic German leaders like Frederick the Great and William II and frames the shift from autocracy to postwar accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Frederick the Great
William LU
Thetsake
Aftermath of Strassburg Soldier Rally in War Rhetoric
The report recalls German soldiers marching from Strassburg vowing to return as conquerors, urging firmness against a revived Hun threat. It argues Germany remains unregenerate and capable of hatred, warning that Allied victory must erase foundations for renewed aggression and freedom assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strassburg
Germany
Politics in Pershing Appointment Sparks Senate Debate
Republican papers attack President Wilson over General Pershing’s command of the expeditionary forces claiming dirty politics. They accuse the administration of rewarding Pershing while balking at peace talks and Versailles participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Wilson
Horsebach
Senate
Versailles
Russians Help Fund Liberty Bonds Across the United States
Reports show substantial Russian American participation in Fourth Liberty bonds with New York purchases of 28 million and Russian Day events. A 600 000 strong Russian American community organized through a coalition committee to support the effort with speeches by the Russian ambassador and finance officials. Leaders listed include D Staal Soskis Tolstoy Boublikoff Ingerman Oberoucheff and Agafonoff among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruslan Organis
New York City
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
Altar of Liberty
Madison Square
M. DachmerUeff
Thore
D. Staal
Council of Peasant Deputee
Moscow Court
Soskis
Kerensky
Zach
Russian Information Bureau
Thya Tolstoy
A. N. Boublikoff
The
Ways of Communication
Ingerman
Social Democrats
General Oberoucheff
B. Agafonoff
United States
Russians Rally Behind U S War Effort in Liberty Loans
In a patriotic display, Russians in New York and across the country contributed to the Fourth Liberty Loan and additional national drive, supporting President Roosevelt's pledge that the United States will back Russia and defend oppressed peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alroun
United States
Russia
New York
Every Family in America Faces Task of Conservation
A message from Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the national war garden committee, urges all American families to plan a conservation week food program December 1 to 7. He calls for victory gardens to feed Europe and stresses saving and increasing production to avert famine, disease, and pestilence while supporting the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Lathrop Pack
National War Garden Committee
Germany
Tremendous Wells Tap Underground Water System In Arizona
The Salt River Valley Water Users Association has begun drilling the first of wells tapping an underground reservoir of about 200 000 acre feet beneath the Salt River valley near Mesa Arizona. Three rigs are active with two more planned as farmers voted to spend 500 000 dollars to add 40 to 60 pumping plants to irrigate and drain the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheonix Ariz
Salt River Valley
Salt River
Roosevelt Reservoir
British women unions claim 700000 members in war era
In San Francisco on December 2 Miss Gertrude Huckwell president of the National Federation of Women Workers cites a British union statistic. Lt. Col. Faunthorpe reports a war time doubling of members and significant recent joins to the National Amalgamated Union of Shop Assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Gertrude Huckwell
Natonal Federation of Women Workers
J. C Faunthorpe
British Information Bureau
National Amalgamated Union’of
Crillch Organisation of
Chronometers From the U S Shipping Board Vault
A vault of the United States Shipping Board holds rare ship chronometers, finely crafted in rosewood and mahogany, with engraved name plates. G B S Killam of Pawtucket oversees overhaul and testing to supply accurate timepieces for the merchant fleet, including a Dent London chronometer dated 76 years old once owned by Captain Buckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
Maine
Georgia
Gulf of Mexico
United States Shipping Emergency Fleet Corporation
America
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Féke
M. Becker
G. B.5
Killam
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Aeed
Germany
Dent
London
Prince Adalbert
Prussia
Buckle
R. N
H. M
Growler
Brazil
England
Hig
Captain Buckie
George Colville
Cadogan Place
S. W
Colville
Harrison
Washington
Navy chronometers and watches test for sea reliability
The article explains how navigators use chronometers set to Greenwich time alongside sun observations to determine longitude and latitude. It notes the value of reliable chronometers for ships and mentions Emergency Fleet Corporation tests and the U S Bureau of Standards evaluating larger comparing watches as cheaper substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grooywich
Naval Academy
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Bureau of Standards
Britain employed 300000 young women in war effort
San Francisco Dec 2 Three hundred thousand young women found wealth and profit through service in Great Britain's army of land workers during the past season, according to Lieutenant Colonel W Faunthorp of the British information bureau here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Great Britain
W. ©. Faunthorp
British Information Bureau
Alaska bureau education maintains 66 schools
The Eskimo reports that 68 native schools are run in Alaska by the U S Bureau of Education with a total enrollment of 3666 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Bureau Education
Nome
Alaska
United States
Alaska Bureau of Education
Eskimo
Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Endorsed In Pointed Ad
A local testimonial from Henry Willis of Sandy Point praises Foley's Honey and Tar for relief after a severe cough. The ad claims the product contains opiates and is sold widely, noting many prefer it after trying other remedies and spending four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Henry Willis
Sandy Point
Tero
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Carpenter
Durham
Poland
Archie Allison
Austin Brothers
Albert Cronland
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