Ratification Shifts Trade Rules With Germany In War Era
Officials say ratification of a treaty will not curb U S trade with Germany except dyes and coal tar. The War Trade Board notes broad limits on imports while matches to anti aircraft guns may go to Germany. Exchange rates and potential potash shipments raise concerns, with consuls to reestablish prewar posts but no expected drop in goods exchange.
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Germany
Brads Board
War Trade Board
United States
State Department
Department of Commerce
America
Sahil
American Legion Rejects Malone Membership in Green-ton Post
Dudley Field Malone former New York port collector was informed his bid for membership in Greentown post of the American Legion was rejected. Westchester executive committee chair Charles I Dellord cited poor standing with radical agitators and failure to meet Americanism standards. Malone recently acted as counsel for A C R Martens self styled ambassador for the Soviet republic of Russia and spoke at anti investigation meetings.
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New York
Dudley Field Malone
Port of
American Legion
Charles I Dello Dr
Westchester County
Legion
Malone
A. C. KR. Martens
Russia
Tate
Santa's Gift Is Cause of Death
A one year old boy drowned aboard the Steamship Nieuw Amsterdam after his bath pall toppled beside his bunk. The child reached for a Santa doll, fell into four inches of water, and died as his family dined. The incident occurred while the vessel was en route from Holland.
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New York
Niew
Jan Junior
Santa
Jan
Woman Fights On Way to Lock-up
Trene Davis, colored, was fined $25 in police court by Judge A Swainson for soliciting on the streets. She attacked the officer who accompanied her to the police station when she learned she faced arrest, later saying she came from Denver and had no work in Cheyenne. She claimed she needed money to live.
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Trene Davis
A. Swainson
Ami
Denver
East and West to Meet on Grid Today
East and West football teams prepare for a gridiron clash in Pasadena. Turbulent season notes fade as both squads aim for a win to stay in the race, with coaches stressing discipline and execution ahead of kickoff.
Sugar Control to Be Extended Through 1920
President Wilson planned to approve the McNary sugar relief measure extending sugar control through 1920. Following a Duladeighia meeting with Secretary of Agriculture and the Sugar Equalization Board, the decision was conveyed to the president for signature.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Duladeighia
Maatom
Sugar Fquittuation Board
Detzer Claims He Is Victim of Frame-Up
New York dispatch reports Captain W Detzer testifying from Le Mana France that he was framed amid alleged brutal prisoner treatment. He cites Lieut L D Mahan’s jealousy and claims his unit was transferred for supposed inefficiency and mistreatment.
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Detzer
New York
W. Deteer
Tee
Leare Ijn
le Mana
France
L. D. Mahan
Mahen
Mahon
Detaer' Sali
Federal Highway Districts Reshape in the West
The Federal Highways office outlines changes as Colorado and Wyoming stay in district 4 while New Mexico and Arizona join district 13 with headquarters at Albuquerque. ES Wheeler leads the Denver office and personnel will remain at their posts.
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Denver, Depentral Highway
Office of Federal Highways
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Albunuestite
ES. Wheeler
Denver
Prince of Serbia Not Victim of Bomb
Prince Regent Rexander is in Paris and well despite earlier dispatches claiming he was killed by an explosion. The death report is not true and he remains alive.
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Prince of
Serbia
Rexander
Hermin
Paris
Gerritt Fort Resigns as Assistant Traffic Director
Gerritt Fort resigns as assistant director of traffic for the railroad administration. He leaves the post he has held since government control of railroads and becomes vice president in charge of traffic for the Boston & Maine railroad. Fort previously served as passenger traffic manager of the Union Pacific.
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Washingtone
Gerrit Port
Railroad Administration
Port
Hhe Peat
Boston & Maine Railroad
Passeoger
Unden Pacific
Peabody Plans Sheridan Holdings Merge
The Peabody syndicate proposes to consolidate Sheridan holdings under one name including Sheridan, with Peabody as president and Chicago operator Mr Petier as vice president of the new company. Reports say the takeover could reflect on local fortunes as actors like state senator Peter Kooi and A Kraigend benefit from the sale of mining troddings valued around two and a half million dollars.
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Peabody Syndicate
Sheridan
Peabody
Estupany
Petier
Chicago
Pratioral Company
Sheridanites
Peter Kooi
A. Kraigend
EB. Lomenbaugh
Senator Kemirick’s Coal Lands Tied to Wealth
A senator named Kemirick owned extensive coal lands described as valuable, with no clear signs of poverty. The note references companies operating the mining lands and suggests financial stakes tied to the property.
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John
Kemirick
Mls
Comulgation and Benefit for Real Producers in Aiding Starving Nations
The text argues for direct benefits to producers, aiding starving nations and ensuring just dealings. It asserts that when workers are secure, production rises and unfair advantages are curbed, linking national development to universal opportunity and shared prosperity.
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America
Salle Ea
Weather Brief From War Front Updates
Fragmentary notes report weather impacts on wartime movements and daily life. Mentions locations, dates, and logistics challenges, with vague references to rain and wind affecting operations and travel.
Cominved 0 from Page 1 Foretells Aid to Perceived Outsiders
The fragment notes an admission that a group will aid those labeled as criminals or bigots and other unfortunates facing various forms of hardship. It mentions a forthcoming year and a vague plan to help a quarter, with reference to prominent social labels.
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Mio
Fashion costs to drop with fewer women clothing
The article notes prices may fall as fewer items are needed for women. A milliner notes trends toward Paris imports with minimal garments, predicting simpler styles including short skirts and sandals, reflecting shifts in demand.
Sugar profiteering to be followed up in New York
New York reports the Food Administration will monitor sugar prices after Cuban crop arrivals. Dealers selling sugar at 20 cents per pound must show bills of sale to prove the product is the new crop, not old stock, with government price guidance set around 11 cents per pound for the new sugar.
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New York
Dec
Food Administration
Williams
Red school debuts as Seattle confronts unrest
Seattle reports a new Red School movement as police address radical activity. Investigators say members were seen disrupting meetings and lecturing, while authorities note ongoing arrests and public safety concerns in the city.
Wood alcohol source traced to Brooklyn garage
United States Marshal Power said he believed he had located the wood alcohol manufacturing operation. The Brooklyn headquarters of J Romancl and Samuel Saleeby were implicated in a seizure tied to the illicit alcohol network across New Englanduries.
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New York
United States
Power
J Romancl
Brooklyn
Samuel Saleeby
Agwer
New England
Brownlyn
Sister of New on Stand Blames Murder Case
In Los Angeles the sister testified in expert testimony defending the accused as innocent and not responsible for Miss Lesser's death. Witnesses described the defendant as insane at times and unfit, while dating fiancé Miss Clancy warned against marriage. Jury heard multiple accounts of mental instability and alleged attempts to borrow funds hours before the crime.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ees
New
Miss Clancy
Lesagr
George Gallagher
NH. L. Andersen
Venice
Calif
Engagement Advice From Sands Hays Drug Co
An old time ad promotes a product to prevent flu like symptoms. It urges immediate use at first sign of fever or chill and recommends keeping a supply at home. The notice names Sands Hays Drug Co Forbes Pharmacy as the source.
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Grippe
Sands-Hays Prug Co
Forbes Pharmacy
New Year Observances Amid Prohibition in Washington
Washington held no public New Year functions, relying on church and home observances. The third post prohibition New Year saw limited celebration with no major public events, while national sentiment remained unchanged by liquor ban in the district.
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Wrathington
Washington
Jan
National Ten
District Columbia
Navy
Reker
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Praised as Best Cough Cure
A patient recalls severe throat irritation and coughing, treated with Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. After taking eight doses in two hours the condition improved within days, leading the speaker to deem Foley’s the best cough medicine made and widely sold.
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Foley
New Relief Advert Claim From Kidney Pills
A reader from Touggin Michigan reports dramatic improvement after taking pills for rheumatic pains backache and kidney trouble. He says his feet feel better most days and he now feels like a new man and recommends the remedy widely.
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W. Touggin
Mich
Peru Na Dest Medi Medicine On Hand
Fragmentary text mentions Peru and medicine in a world context with emphasis on protection and preparedness. No clear people, places, or organizations identified.
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