Shipping Details Revealed In Secret War Committee Session
Secretary Baker disclosed figures on American tonnage and troop shipments to Europe under cross examination. Senators pressed for exact baselines, available ships, and potential to move a million men this year, amid talks of executive session and revisions to war department powers.
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Baker
Cook
Navy
War Department
Edward Stettinius
Stettinius
Senator Weeks
Weeks
Ife
General Bliss
Europe
Shipping Board
Supreme
Wer Council
Sennator Reed
France
Chamberlain
Hitchcock
McKeller
Nebraska
Kirby
Massachussetts
Haker
Daker
United States
Hig
Beckham
Massachusetts
Woeka
America
Bliss
Mtropolitan
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
Social and Dance at Fraternal Hall Tonight
A social and dance event is held at the fraternal hall Thursday evening. Admission for ladies is free.
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W. Do. W. Card
Norway Declares Neutral Policy In War Aid Reply
Norway replies to the American War Trades Board on U S supplies and stresses a firm resolve to stay neutral. The message states Norway cannot break with any belligerent in its commercial policy without risking general neutrality.
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Christiana
Norway
American War Trades Board
United States
Colorado Police Watch Bootleggers On State Roads
Colorado state constabulary expands efforts to curb whiskey bootlegging entering the state. About fifty officers are being trained at Golden to patrol the Cheyenne route into Colorado, aiming to prevent smuggling and enforce laws.
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Colorado
Cheyrenne
Cheyenne
Golden
Colo
Glenrock Plans New Hotel and Office Building
Glenrock announces a proposed development valued at 150000 for a combined hotel and office building. Project aims to boost local commerce and create jobs with expected milestones and approvals pending.
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Glenrock
Editor Opinions on Yellowstone Park Extension Debate
The Jackson Hole editor argues against a broad park expansion toward the Jackson Hole region. He cites political interests and harm to local settlers, cattlemen, and elk preservation, urging a measured, limited extension if any, focused on protecting elk ranges and winter habitats.
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Jackson
Ole Courier
Saturday Evening Post
Emerson Wateh
Greater
Yellowstone
Galf
Jackson's Hole
Congress
Mondell
Montment
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Park
Moran
Jackson's Lake
Union Maellic
Teton
Sam
Pacific Creek
Pacific
Oo Atlantic
Wr. Ww. Sard social and dance Thursday eve
Wr. Ww. Sard social and dance event announced for Thursday evening. Ladies invited. details unclear due to damaged text.
Aurora First City With Electric Belted Streets
Aurora Alabama earned the distinction as the first city in the world to have streets belted by electricity, showcasing early urban electrification.
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Aurora
Winter Storms Raise Colds. Foley Medicine Cited
Snow and wind drive up illnesses as Foley’s Honey and Tar is praised by Mrs Edward Strevy of Clinton Utah for treating coughs and colds. The advertisement notes it clears nasal passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and relieves throat tickling in thousands of homes.
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Edward Strevy
Clinton
Foley
Southington Remedy Co Monthly Compound Ad
An old advertisement promises relief for long standing ailments with a monthly compound. It mentions a $1000 reward, mail order options, double strength treatment, and a booklet available after sending $1.50. The seller is De. B. Southington Remedy Co from Kaneugity, Mo.
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Loe Quays
B. Southington Remedy Co
Kaneugity
Fraternal Hall Social Dance This Thursday Evening
A social dance event at the fraternal hall Adilea takes place Thursday evening. All ladies are invited to join the event in the community venue.
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Rousines
Senator Hitchcock
Lee
Torista and Supplies
Torst
Toran
Tora
A. Wear, Tear, and Copalra
Milous
Tabor
Sintss
Keat
U.S
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Hole
American Red Cross
Teed i. Hough
Uncle Sam
Severa
Sheep Mountain
Adilea
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