Labor Campaign for Peace League Launch in Britain
A national campaign to establish a League of Nations is to be launched in Britain tomorrow by the British Trade Union Congress and the Labour Party. In Longton demonstrations will open at Albert Hall with speakers including G Bernard Shaw Ramsay MacDonald and Mrs Snowden.
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League of Nations
Great Britain
British Trade Union Congress
Labor Party
Longton
Albert Hall
G. Bernard Shaw
Arthur J. Iderson
Ramsay Macdonald
Whi Thorne
Snowden
Glasgow
Birmingham
Manchester
Carlisle
Leeds
Bristol
United Kingdom
Wison
Tradés Union Congress
Peace Congress
Prize Money For Sailors After War Shared Among All
After the war British sailors will receive prize money divided among all who served in operations. The payout will be sizable but individual shares may be modest. A historic division after the Warana capture in 1762 distributed over 250000 dollars among participants. Admirals Pocock and Albemarle received about 600000 each, while Keppel and Elliot got around 100000. Major generals gained 30000, seven colonels 10000 each, and one colonel 3000. Army privates and seamen earned only 15 to 20 dollars apiece.
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Warana
Admiral Pocock
the Earl of Albemarle
Commodore Keppel
Elliot
Plague Fears Amid War Turmoil Worldwide
The piece argues that despite massive casualties in the Turkish empire and widespread famine, experts see limited risk of global plague after the war. It cites war’s deaths versus disease and credits medical advances and inoculation for preventing a world pestilence, while noting typhus potential in Russia Turkey and Austria.
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Turkish Empire
Europe
Russia
Turkey
Austria
Leasing Bill Conferees to Resume Talk Jan 2
Congressional conferees from the house and senate plan to meet January 2 to shape the leasing bill for final passage. Departments favor a settlement allowing the president to resolve Taft withdrawal disputes and offer lease terms with royalties and land relinquishment, challenging large oil interests to accept compromise for quick action.
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Senate
Taft
California
Wyoming
Congress
Department of Justice
Galt Creek
Salt Creek
Local businesses advertise services and residents visit Cheyenne
Full page ads list auto repair tire vulcanizing and battery service from Plains Auto Co and others. Nearby residents including M M Kennels Allyn H Tedman and Mrs J H Schmidt are noted in Cheyenne with hotel stays and boarding house openings. A newborn six pound baby boy is reported at 618 West 22nd Street. local officials and professionals are also listed.
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BE. i H. Wiman
West 22Nd Street
Mr. Wiman
State Highway Department
Wyoming oil royalties could fund vast public improvements
Wyoming could avoid new taxes by expanding royalties from oil fields on government land. Senator Kendrick backs a provision to give the state half of yearly royalties, with possible reclamation spending inside state borders. If enacted, the measure promises broad highway expansion and colonization efforts.
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Wyoming
Genator Kendrick
Salvage Plans for War Sunk Ships and Cargoes
Major marine salvage firms across Britain and allied nations pursue raising hundreds of torpedoed ships sunk in shallow waters. Many cargoes, including canned goods and tea in reinforced cases, remain salvageable and will fetch millions in value even after dry docking and repair.
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England
Germany
Great Britain
Chinese Library Bequeathed to University of California
Berkeley Professor Tsang Kang-hu presented a vast Chinese library to the University of California. The 59 000 volume collection, handed down by his ancestor, expands the university’s existing holdings and represents a significant cultural endowment.
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Berkeley
Tsang Kang-hu
University of California
University
Ogee
Library claims largest Chinese book collection outside Crème
The university library now boasts the country's largest collection of Chinese books apart from the Crème library. The expansion positions the library as a major center for Asian studies with significant holdings and scholarly potential.
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Concreme
Kidney trouble alarm in Alabama village
In Village Springs Alabama B Brewer reports a severe kidney attack lasting three weeks leaving him bedridden and unable to venture outside. The letter describes the illness and its harsh impact on daily life.
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B. Brewer
Village Springs
Ala
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as the best kidney remedy with claims of relief and no recurrence after use. It asserts the product is sold everywhere and endorsed by a user named Ady.
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Foley
Poley Kidney Mills
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