Wilson Leaves Washington for Europe Peace Mission
President Wilson begins his voyage to Europe for the peace conference. He sails from New York aboard the George Washington with Mrs Wilson and a small party. Stops expected in England France and Italy with meetings planned with Lloyd George and Clemenceau.
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Washington
Dec
Wilson
Europe
New York
Wilwon
Bolling
Manaport
George Washington
Germans Resist Disbelief as Ameri can Troops Move Across Land
Dec 3 report notes German civilians show no strong emotion as 8 amERICans march through villages. Farmers resume work while soldiers observe. rare jeers from children and minor stones. Germans avoid hindering armistice terms. Treves merchants welcome American spending, high prices aside, as troops seek souvenirs.
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Treves
Indicted Officers Pardoned by President Wilson in 1915
Lieut. Col. J. G. Vincent and George W. Hixter, army officers cited by Charles E. Hughes in the aircraft inquiry, have been pardoned by President Wilson. The report notes their names among those addressed in the aviation investigation.
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Associated Freas
Washington
Dec
J. G. Vincent
George W. Hixter
Army
Charles 2. Hughes
Wilson
Job Seeker Kaiser Faces Name Bias in City Aid Office
A local job hunter named Kaiser sought help at the Provence employment office but feared discrimination due to his "objectionable" name. He appealed for fair consideration after repeated fruitless visits across the city, hoping the mayor's office would intervene.
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Prov-ence
United States
Employment Service
iKalaer
Mr. Kaiser
War Labor Board Hules To Oust A Whole Army Women
The National War Labor Board ordered Cleveland Railroad to dismiss 150 women within 30 days after a hearing with Mayor Davis. The action aims to end a male employees strike and rests on the finding that women are not essential to the railroad’s operation. Full month's wages are expected to be paid to dismissed workers.
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WAR Labor Board
HULES
Bnlway
Washington, D. C
National War Labor Board
Cleveland Railroad Company
Davis
Cleveland Company
Husband Survives Wife by 3 Days Victims Influenza
Arthur C. Devitts a patient at Cheyenne Private hospital died Tuesday evening December 3 from influenza. Mrs Dennis who was also ill died Sunday evening last. A thirteen month old infant survives the parents. Mr and Mrs Dennis were from Oakland California where the remains will be shipped for interment. This is but another tragedy caused by the epidemic.
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Arthur C. Devitts
Cheyenne
Dennis
Oakland
Calif
Funeral for Mrs Gertrude I Kinney Held Today
Mrs Gertrude I Kinney formerly of 114 Mast Seventeenth street dies and is to be buried today at 2 00 pm from Martys chapel Capitol avenues and Eighteenth street. Surviving family includes husband two brothers and five sisters.
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Gertrude I. Kinney
Mast Seventeenth Street
Marty
Mayor Introduces Kaiser as Employment Service Applicant
The United States employment service office presented a note from the mayor introducing Bill Kaiser as an applicant for a position. The agency may be asked to place Kaiser after his last job without a recommendation as events move quickly.
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United States Employment Service Office
Dong
Bill Kaiser
Saptice
Allies Demand Kaiser as Allies Press for Surrender
In London on December 3 representatives of the Allies at the foreign ministry conference unanimously favored demanding that Holland hand over the former German emperor and the crown prince. No official report was issued beyond attendee names and a note that Colonel E M House was prevented by something unspecified.
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London
Alliles
Foreign Ministry
Holland
E. M. ‘House
Advertising campaign fought to curb munitions aid
Lewis Ham merling of New York testified before the senate propaganda inquiry that in 1915 a $200000 advertising drive aimed to stop U S munition manufacture for the allies. He linked Edward Mumley and Dr H S Albert to the effort and said Rumely provided most funds with Ham merling distributing Rumely’s contributions.
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Washington
United States
Lewis Hammerling
New York
American Association of Foreign Language
Senate Committee
Edward A. Mumley
New York Evening Mail
H. 8
Albert
Rumely
Aviators Die in 2000 Foot Fall at Rockwell Field
San Diego dispatch reports Lieut. William Goodwin twenty five of Alamogordo New Mexico and Roy H. Toornstra twenty six of Heistin Holland were killed when a Curtiss biplane they flew in plunged two thousand feet in a spin at Rockwell field today.
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Associated Press
San Diego
William Goodwin
Alamogordo
N. M
Roy H. Toornstra
Jhiestin
Holland
Rockwell Field
Curtins
Weather Outlook Touches Wednesday and Thursday
General forecast calls for sale on Wednesday and Thursday with rain likely in extreme conditions, but overall mild temperatures and occasional showers possible across the region.
Grave rise in Spanish influenza cases in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne board reports 40 new influenza cases by 5:30 PM with total 116 since Monday. Edwin McKay, his wife, and five year old daughter Maisie among newly ill. other Jessen/Hendershott relatives and the Rath family also affected. Baby Lawrence Jessen in serious condition with lung congestion.
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J. HB. Conway
Cheyenne
Fin
Edwin McKay
John Rath
Miss Jessen
Fhve
Lawrence Jessen
Roosevelt hits at president on departure in New York
Theodore Roosevelt rebukes President Wilson and the peace plan during a New York statement. He says the United States fights to end Germany and charges Wilson has not clearly explained or sought American input on the 14 points. He urges Wilson to act as an ally, not an umpire.
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Associated Press
New York
United Sites
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Resignation of Dr Solf Demard in Berlin Group
Berlin officials announce the executive committee for Greater Berlin has reached a pact with the Bavarian council to demand Dr Solf the foreign secretary resign immediately and be replaced by an opponent of the old system and war policy. They also seek to bar Mathias Erzberger from peace talks.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Greater Berlin
Dr. Solf
Mathias Erzberger
Announcement of McAdoo successor to be made tomorrow
President Wilson left for Europe as a notice went out that the secretary of the treasury to succeed W G McAdoo will be announced tomorrow in New York. No comment was given on a possible director general of railroads.
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Wilson
Cary D. Grayson
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Dee
Europe
Government appoints doctors to control venereal disease programs
Surgeon General Rupert Bige is nearing completion of appointing representatives from the U S public health service to state boards of health for venereal disease control. Appointments include Dr John D Long to the Philippine Islands and a roster of doctors in states from Maine to California with several scientific assistants and a captain among them.
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Rupert Bige
United States Public Health Service
Philippine Islands
John D. Long
Manila
W. ©. Blasingame
Montgomery
Alabama
Frederick Pablen
Phoemix
Arizona
W. Garrison
Little Hock
Arkansas
Erle BE
Crown Prince Admits War Unwanted but Loyal to Germany
Frederick William Mohenzollern, still claiming the title prince of Germany, declares he never renounced his status and would return as a private citizen if a republic were formed. He criticizes German military leadership, cites Verdun and Marne as failed moments, and praises Wilson's potential for a fair settlement. He fled to Holland after quitting the army and laments Allied superiority.
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Associated Press
Oosterland
Holland
Frederick William Mohenzollern
Germany
Wierenden Island
United States
France
Marne
Alsace-Lorraine
Berlin
England
Russia
Prince Henry
Verdun
Supreme War Staff
Ac A
Luden
von Hindemburg
Ludendorff
Wilson
List of surgeons and funding for national clinic aid program
A list of named surgeons across multiple states is cited as part of a plan in which one million dollars is allocated by the federal health service to fund free clinics. The goal is to aid in treating a venereal disease and curb its spread, with national officers coordinating with state and local health authorities to implement the program.
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Congrega
United States Puble Health Service
Surgeon Towers
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