National Body to Aid Wyoming Dry Campaign
Denver report states the Anti saloon League will back a statewide prohibition drive in Wyoming. The national board plans mobilizing all temperance groups including WCTU and Catholic Total Abstinence Society with county and precinct committees to reach every voter.
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Denver
John Baringfort
Wyoming
Colorado
Wquor
Cheyenne
Anti-daloon League
National Board of
Drys le
Prohibition Party
Catholic Total Abetinance Society
Drys
England and Wales male draft pool listed in census report
The annual report of the registrar general estimates 6,600,000 men aged 20 to 94 available for military service in England and Wales. Figures show 20 94 1,502,062 and 35 29 1,455 etc as part of the breakdown.
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London
Preas
England and
Wales
Register General of
Popular British Songs Rally Soldiers In France
British troops in popu lar marching chorus favor two hymns alongside The Marseillaise and Tipperary. The front line soldier seeks marching rhythm in songs like Onward Christian Soldiers and Oh Come All Ye Faithful.
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Punkirk
Tipperary
Ree Trs WEEP TO CONGRESS TE ANY
Washington December 4 Preet deny Wilmot argued to congress on his annual message and to be delivered next week. It is understood that the message will urge rapid legislation and mature in appeal to members to expedite action on appropriation bills and conservation legislation along with credit plan.
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Congress
Washington
Deny Wilmot
Woman shoots husband’s burglars in Toledo
Police identify a burglar found impaled near the rear of Harry Plummer’s home after two robbers set upon him. The man died of two bullet wounds inflicted by Mrs. Plummer who opened fire when the attack occurred. Another burglar is believed wounded by the homeowner’s wife.
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Toledo
Ohio
Harry Phunmer
Phunmer
Plummer
Caricature postcards barred at front lines
Postcards caricaturing Emperor William and the German crown prince have been barred from the fighting line by English and French authorities. The action follows a claim that the German military code permits immediate harsher treatment of holders if captured.
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London
William
Russian officers lost to Russian Army report
Berlin dispatch reports the German press bureau summarizing a Russian military paper that 21 000 officers have been killed wounded or captured. The item notes a total count of 1 000 or more in the claimed casualty figure and mentions an advertising line for handmade fibre trunks at the Trunk Factory on Central Avenue.
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Berlin
Roesky Invalid
Central Ave
Glacier boundary saga spurs questions of United States and Canada
Professor Lawrence Martin reports the Grand Pacific Glacier at Yar kentat bay Alaska has surged across the boundary, reversing decades of retreat. The glacier advanced 1400 feet in one year, crossing toward the U S side and altering harbor dynamics while ice thickness fell from 1750 to 1000 feet.
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Lawrence Martin
University of Wheconsin
Nature
United States
British Columbia
Yarkentat Bay
Alaska
Grand Pacific
Cer
Great Britain
Canada
Andy
Switzerland
70 Per Cent Of Wounded Will Return To War
Berlin hospitals hold about 10 000 wounded with 1 100 facilities varying in size. An Army surgeon estimates roughly 70 percent permanently unfitted for military service while many wounded are discharged and return to the front. Wounded from Warsaw and Ivangorod paths pass through lengthy rail journeys before Berlin care.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Warsaw
Ivangorod
Kattowicz
Silesia
Strain of Camp Life Brings Men Home and Hospital
The article notes frequent strain on hearts among reservists and volunteers, leading to invalidation or hospital visits. It highlights that overexertion in camp life pushes many to break down under the tough routine.
Church 18 Refused For Walk Lecture
Seattle authorities bar use of First Presbyterian Church for a war topic lecture by Professor Eugene Ku huh nemann head of Breslau university philosophy department who planned to speak on Germany America and the War under a German society. The board said it would not allow discussion of war topics by either side.
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Seattle
Wash
Board of Sessions
First Presbyterian Church
Germany
America
Eugene Kuehnemann
Breslau University
Fraction of a Clairvoyant Ring Leader’s Fall from Power
Frank Ryan recounts the arrest and conviction of a key clairvoyant ring operator. The man faced Joliet prison, appealed, and was later arrested in Detroit. He allegedly funded a vast crime network, paid protection money, and implicated politicians and police, with prosecutions promised. Governor Carey recalls identifying the con artist during prior dispatches.
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Vaid
Tyan
Carey
Wyoming
Chicago
John Coble death notice and family cared for by Elks
John Coble died by his own actions and left a widow formerly of Latamle with four young children. He had moved to Nevada last June after a period in Tesas. The Elk lodge at Chey en of the Maseale order and the Epincopal church provide care for the family.
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Tesas
Nevada
Mosler
Deable le
Wits
Miee Tewsen
Latamle
Hawaa
Elke Lodge
Cheyen
Maseale Order
Elks Lodge
Elke
World Sunday School seeks testaments for soldiers aid
An appeal from the World's Sunday School Association urges children to fund testaments for wounded soldiers and prisoners of war. Led by H J Heing and supported by John Wanamaker, funds go to the mission of Bible distribution with no sender costs. Remittances go to Arthur M. Harrie, Treasurer, Metropolitan Tower, New York City.
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World's Sunday School Association
United States
H. J. Heing
John Wanamaker
National Bible Societies
Europe
Peadce
Bunday
Mitte
Metropolitan Tower
New York City
Arthur M. Harrie
Addrwas
Canal toll question puzzles lone traveler
An apparent typo laden note from Washington on February 4 questions whether a 54.00 canal fare covered a small craft’s passage, suggesting doubt about the traveler Emily 46’s payment for one way passage and the remaining journey to the government.
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Visak
Washington
Emily
German Cruiser Karlsruhe Sighted North of Jamaica
A report from New York datelined December 4 states the German cruiser Karlsruhe left Allied waters and was cruising north of Port Antonio, Jamaica, with a message from the steamer Zacapa and a wireless note from Hawan confirming the sighting while the Karlsruhe headed north.
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New York
Karlsruhe
Steanship Lane
North Atlantic
Zacapa
Jamealea
Port Antonio
Tamaica
Hawan
Germany bans alcohol in eastern provinces by official order
More prompt born Amsterdam Nov 24 reports that Germany issues an official order banning all alcoholic liquors in the eastern provinces. The measure follows recommendations from courts martial which cited soldiers acting under the influence of drink in discipline cases.
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Amsterdam
Associated Press
Germany
Trial begins against United Mine Workers members in miner killing
In Colorado Dee 4, testimony began as a jury heard the case against several United Mine Workers of America members charged with killing William King, a mine union miner. The attack occurred at the mine in April and testimony proceeded starting Monday.
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Colo
Dee
United Mine Workers of America
William King
Wiltegin
Hecker Appeal Fills Four Huge Volumes
New York December 4 Martin T Minton counsel for Charles Becker under sentence of death in the Rosenthal murder case today received from printers the paper for the second appeal third trial The documents fill volumes of 400 pages each Minton said he had not prepared the brief for argument before the court of appeals and would not be able to complete it until January.
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New York
Martin T. Minton
Charles Mecker
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Manton
Court of Appeals
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