Roosevelt Left A Party Of Small Men, Audaciously Lost
In Chicago last night the Republican committeemen fretted over leadership after Roosevelt’s death. They praise old ambitions while denouncing government wartime spending, chasing reactionaries and clinging to “the old days.” They seek a strong president but mimic Roosevelt’s fame without his vision.
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Republican National
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Elisha
Penrose
Lodge
Smoot
Reat
Taree
America
Marshal Ney Anniversary Observed in France Today
France marks the 150th anniversary of Marshal Ney birth with ceremonies in Paris and across the nation. The famed defender of Napoleon is praised for bravery while recounting his key actions from Moscow to Waterloo and his execution in 1815.
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Marshal Ney
Napoleon
Paria
France
Ney
Bonaparte
Prussia
Moscow
Louis XVIII
Blucher
Ligny
Wellington
Quatre Bras
Waterloo
Old Guard
Chamber of Peers
Luxemburg
Observatory
Bari Kitchener
Irving
Hampshire
Duke of Wellington
America
Peter Stuart Ney
North
Carolima
Udine Resumes Normal Life After Year Occupied
After a year under enemy occupation Udine begins revival as newspapers restart. The Patria of the Friuli returns with a vow to rebuild Friuli, while reports recount devastation and acts by occupying forces. Mayors and officers faced threats. Austrian retreat and sacking gave way to Italian guard formation and renewed civic order.
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Udine
Giornale di
Florence
Friuli
Gemona
Fanton
Mase di Montegnana
Arbeno d’ Aitimia
Corno
Manus
Trieste
Argnand Martino
Signor Robotti
Porta Venezia
Baragiola
Et Poota
Elton Saneeh
Foreign-born women learn home duties to aid citizenship
The Bureau of Naturalization promotes education for immigrant women in homes and classrooms. Deputy Commissioner Raymond F. Crist notes the Student's Textbook includes Fundamentals for the American Home and a chapter on "Sore Things the House Should Know," illustrating practical domestic lessons linked to civic duties.
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United States
Bureau of Naturalization
United States Department of Labor
Soag
Raymond FP. Crist
Paturalization
Bureau of Paturalization
Practical household guide on nutrition and care from Teachers College bulletin
A long extract praises a 130 page official textbook on feeding families wisely and economically. It covers balanced meals for children, proper portions, and the effects of food on warmth energy and body parts, with sections on cooking table manners cleaning laundry first aid and sanitation.
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Teachers’ College Bulletin
Bulletina
Department of Agriculture
Standards of Women in Industry During War Effort
Mrs Margaretta Neale urges women examiners to apply wartime employment standards set by the Women in Industry Service and approved by the War Labor Policies Board. She notes the shift from temporary to permanent work as the war crisis abates and cautions against exploitation in pursuit of production.
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Margaretta Neale
United States Employment Service
The
Employment Service
Women In Industry Service
War Labor Policies Board
American Plan for League of Nations Gaining Support
Paris dispatch reports American delegates pushing a unified league of nations proposal ahead of the peace conference. Secretary Lansing and Col. House conferred with Lord Cecil as both sides negotiate a practical plan to regulate relations among nations and curb future war risks.
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Associated Press
Paris
Entente
League of Nations
Lansing
Col
KR. M. House
Robert Cecil
Standards for Women Workers Guiding Industry Safeguards
The piece notes that immediate future standards may become accepted norms. It emphasizes that employment service representatives must know government guidelines guiding wages hours and working conditions. It cites large outreach with 225705 calls to women and 93663 women workers in shaping industrial relations for workers and industries.
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United States Employment Service
Germans and Austrians Camouflaged as Jugo Slavs
Rome Jan 9 Special dispatches confirm that in Italian redeemed provinces many so called Jugo Slavs are actually Germans or Austrians. They pose as Jugo Slavs to sow disorders and persuade residents to join a free Jugo Slavy nation opposing Italian domination. Disruptors wear German features. in Fiume Italians trust forces will keep order.
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Rome
Italy
Fime
American Automobile Association adds motor truck board
The American Automobile Association creates a national motor truck board to oversee truck operation. President David Jameson names Stedman Bent of the Philadelphia automobile club as chairman and secretary with offices at 501 Fifth Avenue New York. Board members include George M. Gaham and others from Buffalo Philadelphia New York Detroit Chicago Omaha and San Francisco.
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New York
American Automobile Association
David Jameson
Stedman Bent
Automobile ¢Lub
Philadelphia
Motor Truck Board
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Bualeat Corner
United States
A. A. A. Cind
George M. Gaham
Buffalo
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Bent
National Automobile Organization
C. A. Murselman
Philadephia
George.h. Pride
Child Welfare Aids Milwaukee Infant Mortality Drop
Historical Milwaukee data show infant deaths under one year fell from 25 percent of all deaths in 1912 to 20 percent in 1917. Local child welfare committees and the children's bureau of labor attributed the decline to health clinics, keep well centers for monitoring healthy children, and prenatal programs teaching maternal hygiene to reduce early infant deaths.
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Pal Health Bureau
Milwaukee
Children's Bureau Department of Labor
Wiother
Casper Publisher Hanway in Cheyenne on business trip
J B Hanway publisher of the Casper Tribune was in Cheyenne for a business trip after visiting Denver and other points. He planned to return to Casper this morning, noting the city is in the most thriving condition in its history.
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J. B. Hanway
Casper Tribune
Cheyenne
Denver
Casper
Kommerer Official Tanner in Cheyenne on Business
W Tanner, county assessor of Lincoln county, travels to Cheyenne on official state business.
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W. Tanner
Kommerer
Lincoln County
Cheyenne
Spanish Influenza Guidance From 1880s Medical Column
Fever and chills signal influenza. article reviews origin, symptoms, and home treatment. Urges bed rest, fluids, and rest. notes no cure, but emphasizes maintaining strength and avoiding panic. Recommends Vicks VapoRub and steam inhalation for congestion and cold avoidance.
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N. S. Board of Health
Vick
North Carolina
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