Fleet Will Pass Liberty in Early Thursday Review
New York reports America's Atlantic fleet returning from victory over Germany will reach New York harbor and lead Thursday morning review for Secretary Daniels. Officials say ships likely pass the Statue of Liberty after 9 a.m. December 26 and join a parade after entering Ambrose Channel in the early hours of Thursday.
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New York
America
Atlantic
Mayo Ledding
New York Harbor
Daniels
Grant
Home Fleet
Daniela
Resoh Ambrose Channel
No Rebate Saloon License in Sheridan
Sheridan Dex. 23. A notice says many saloons may be forced to suspend business at the start of the coming year. If liquor dealers renew licenses, it now appears they will be affected by new regulations.
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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 council weighs six month liquor licenses and year-long rules
City officials consider charging a license fee for a six month period to sell liquor before a looming war prohibition. City Attorney says rebates for that period likely not possible once granted. About half the licenses expire December 31 under a statute requiring full year licenses.
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Diefenderfer
Washington Market closes for Clarence Bell funeral
The Washington Market will be closed until noon today in respect for Clarence Bell's funeral. Patrons are advised that services prompt the market to pause operations.
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Clarence Bell
Socialist editor admits no helpful material published
J Louis Engdahl editor of the American Socialist testified on December 23 in a trial under the espionage act that his paper published no material aiding the war prosecution. He acknowledged editorials opposing the war and the draft, and a Berger interview, with Berger's Broadsiders cited as the source. Government actions also noted in Washington.
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Associated Pros
Chicago
J. Louis Engdahl
The
American Socialist
Landis
Victor L. Berger
Engdah
Berger
Sixty High School Pupils Ill With Flu In Afton
Afton Wisconsin December 23 health officer reports about sixty influenza cases in the town all appearing since Tuesday afternoon. The high school and district schools are closed and roughly half of the high school population along with faculty are afflicted. Cases are mild and not seriously ill.
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Afton
Wic
West
High Acheol
Upper Valley
Manville to Get Modern Telephone System
Manville Wyoming will install a modern telephone system as Ben Warner completes work. New poles have gone up across town and replaced by updated lines. A new office building will be erected just north of the News office.
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Manville
Wyo
Bben
Warner
Influenza Warning Prompts Early Honey and Ter Remedies
Health advisory urges swift action at first cough or cold urging use of honey and ter to ward off flu symptoms. The note stresses prompt treatment and caution during illness season.
Stettinius Returns From Europe to Report on Allied War Aid
Edward R. Stettinius, second assistant secretary of war and American member of the inter allied munitions council, arrived in New York from Europe. He will report to the War Department before another January return to Europe. He praised the unification system, noting its efficiency and the Americans’ strong spirit.
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New York
Gee
Edward R. Stettinius
Munilions Council
Sava
Europe
J. P. Morgan and Co
War Department
Washington
Stettinius
George Washington Welcomed Home After Brest Voyage
The transport George Washington returned to New York with 6 197 officers and men aboard. A rousing reception greeted the ship after the Edric docked first, with 241 officers and 4 856 men, many from the Cyclone division of Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee units.
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Associated Press
New York
George Washington
Wilson
Brest
Edric
Mner
Cyclone Division
Kentucky
Virginia
Tenaceeed
Chinese Delegation Heads for New York from Seattle
The Chinese peace delegation led by Foreign Minister Louw Tsin will arrive in Seattle tomorrow before continuing to New York. The party departs after a brief stop in Seattle.
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Seattle
New York
Louw Tsin
Versailles May Be International Capital Vision
Paris dispatch reports the foreign affairs committees of the chamber of deputies weighing a bill to make Versailles the capital of a proposed society of nations. The measure is backed by the Versailles and Seine et Oise delegations and the peace delegation, increasing local jurisdiction in Versailles.
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Paris
Foreign Affairs Committees
Chamber of Deputies
Versailles
Society of Nations
Seine Et Oire
Baron Palack Called to Quit Frankfort over Zabern Affair
Dec 23 report says Baron Palack former secretary of state for Alsace Lorraine has been invited to leave Frankfort and retire to his estates in Ba en. The Zabern affair began when Lt. Porsterner mocked Alsace and escalated to clashes. Houtenant killed a shop maker with his saber.
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Baron Palack
Alsace- Lorraine
Frankfort
Baen
Baron Balack
Alsace-Lorraine
Porsterner
Houtenant
Ameri cans to be given permission at all possible
December 23 reports circulars sent to all service members to learn the proportion who wish to return to immediate America stay in France or remain long in Europe. Officials aim to honor requests while not compromising the international position of American forces.
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Associated Press
Paris
Saakeer
America
France
Europe
Oil field activity builds in Manville region
The Union Oil Company moves substantial equipment to Lance Creek camp and plans spudding within a week. Ohio Company starts four new leases in Lance Creek and expects spudding before year’s end. Midwest Carter and Jex companies anticipate spudding on several leases by January 1, boosting field activity.
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Manville
Wyo
Union, Oil Company
Lance Creek
Ohie Company
Midwest
Carter
Jex
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