Fleet to Pass Liberty as Atlantic Fleet Returns
New York report that America's Atlantic fleet led by Admiral Mayo will reach New York harbor early Thursday and lead the parade for Secretary Daniels. Officials say the squadron will not pass the Statue of Liberty before 9 a m on December 26, with timing set to reach Ambrose Channel in the early hours and join the great review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Atlantic
Mayo Ledding
New York Harbor
Daniels
Grant
Home Fleet
Daniela
Resoh Ambrose Channel
Saloons in Sheridan Face Possible Early License Suspension
Sheridan Dex reports many saloons may be forced to suspend business at the start of the new year as liquor dealers renew licenses, with uncertainty over approval. The article notes renewal prospects and potential shutdowns if licenses are not issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Shriners
Main
Fez
George W. Perry
N. A. Pearson
Tom T. Tynan
W. B. Skipton
D. C. Wenrell
KE. N. Campbell
H. 8. Brown
J. H. Johnston
Raymond
Newcastle
Dr. Jeffers
Tr. Lewis
Buffalo
City debates license fees amid war prohibition plan
Council speakers discussed a proposed six month liquor sales license with a six month term ending after July 1. City Attorney warned that rebates for the second half cannot be made if licenses are granted. About half the current licenses expire December 31 under a statute requiring a full year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diefenderfer
Notice to Patrons of the Washington Market
Market closed until noon today due to the funeral of Clarence Bell. Washington Market management informs patrons of the temporary closure and resumption of service at midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence Bell
Socialist editor admits no help in war prosecutions
J Louis Engdahl editor of the American Socialist testified on cross examination that he had never printed in his paper any line that could aid the government in prosecuting the war. He acknowledged editorials attacking the war and the draft law and noted a Berger piece titled If This Be Treason Make the Most of It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pros
Chicago
J. Louis Engdahl
The
American Socialist
Landis
Victor L. Berger
Engdah
Berger
Sixty High School Pupils Contract Flu in Afton
Afton Wisconsin reports about sixty influenza cases in the town after a high school case Tuesday. Health Officer Dr West notes all cases involve students or staff from the 8S. V. H. S. and that illness is mild with no severe cases yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Wic
West
High Acheol
Upper Valley
Manville to Get Modern Telephone System
Manville Wyoming prepares for a new phone system as Ben E Warner completes installation. New poles went up across town and the old lines will be replaced with modern equipment. A fine new office building will rise just north of the News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Wyo
Bben
Warner
Influenza Warning With Maternal Advice Note
A health advisory urges immediate care for any cough or cold during flu season. The note recommends starting honey and ter at once to ease symptoms and prevent worsening illness. The message emphasizes vigilance and early treatment.
Stettinius Returns From Europe On War Effort Mission
Edward R. Stettinius second assistant secretary of war and U S member of the allied munition council arrives back from Europe to report to the war department He says the unification system was very effective and would have saved time if devised sooner He notes much goods were shipped in and assembled later abroad and praises American resolve as they seek to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gee
Edward R. Stettinius
Munilions Council
Sava
Europe
J. P. Morgan and Co
War Department
Washington
Stettinius
George Washington Returns to New York Amid Welcome
The transport George Washington carrying President Wilson’s party arrived in New York harbor with 6,197 officers and men aboard. The ship received a warm greeting, many from the Cyclone division formed by Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
George Washington
Wilson
Brest
Edric
Mner
Cyclone Division
Kentucky
Virginia
Tenaceeed
Chinese Mission to Seattle Heads for New York
The Chinese delegation to the peace conference will reach Seattle tomorrow and then depart for New York. Louw Tsin, Chinese minister for foreign affairs, leads the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
New York
Louw Tsin
Versailles May Be Nation Capital of Proposed Society
Paris December 23 news reports the foreign affairs committees of the chamber of deputies weighing a bill to designate Versailles as the capital of the proposed society of nations. The measure is supported by the Versailles and Seine et Oise delegations and the peace delegation, granting extra state jurisdiction there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Affairs Committees
Chamber of Deputies
Versailles
Society of Nations
Seine Et Oire
Baron Palack Offered Departure From Frankfort After Zabern Controversy
December 23 report notes Baron Palack, former secretary of state for Alsace Lorraine, invited to leave Frankfort and retire to Baen estates. The Zabern affair, sparked by Lt Porsterner mocking Alsatians, led to a series of clashes and trials with acquittals amid public backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Palack
Alsace- Lorraine
Frankfort
Baen
Baron Balack
Alsace-Lorraine
Porsterner
Houtenant
Ameri cans To Be Granted All Possible Permission
December 23 report states circulars sent to all men to learn what portion wish to return to America or remain in Europe and what role they want in France. Every effort will be made to honor wishes without harming the international position of American forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Germain Sreny
United States
Gregory
Wilson
Department
Paris
Saakeer
America
France
Europe
Oil field activity picks up in Lance Creek area
Manville Wyoming December 23 The Union Oil company is hauling materials to their stake and expects spudding in within the week. The Ohio Company is starting four more leases in Lance Creek and plans to spud before year’s end. Midwest Carter and the Jex companies expect spudding on some ton leases by year’s start, signaling rising field activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Wyo
Union, Oil Company
Lance Creek
Ohie Company
Midwest
Carter
Jex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forbes Pharmacy
Capitol Ave
Washington Market
This
Phonograph
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Capitol Avenue
Sen. Pearson
Mark Sheridan Shriners
Morton
Capite Avenue
Im- Abentiana