Americans to dismantle naval stations at Queenstown
Plans for dismantling the American naval stations around Queenstown move forward. Work includes removing the base hospital at White Point and warehouses shipped from America. Many wireless stations and hutments will also be taken down as relations with locals remain cordial and several weddings already reflect goodwill.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Whitepoint
America
South Ireland
Munitions Plants Close and Leave Girls in Poverty
London January 25. As munitions plants prepare to close thousands of English girls who have worked since the war began face unemployment pay of eight shillings weekly for six weeks and little else. One ex worker plans for a new career, seeking training in food economy and domestic science with government help and wage advances, hoping to repay later.
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London
General T
England
U.S
Return to Monarchy for Austria Seen as Unlikely
Vienna reports that German Austria will not return to monarchy. Officials say the dynasty lost war-time popularity and citizens reject costly royal courts. Government fears customs barriers from Czechoslovaks and Poles will shrink markets and threaten raw materials and industry.
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Vienna
Austria
Gallant colonel reenlists as private to see action again
LONDON Jan 25 a colonel of Australian infantry wounded at Gallipoli and sent home hid his rank and re enlisted as a private to serve with Australians in France. Col Charles Melville Macnaghten, famed for Lone Pine and Messines, later won a companion of St Michael and St George. He is said to be riddled with wounds yet his fighting spirit endures.
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London
Gallipoli
Australia
France
Charles Melville Macraghten
Sirstedvite Macraghten
Criminal Investigation Department of
Scotland Yard
Saya
Daily Mall
Anzac Cove
Gallipoli Peninsula
England
Lone Pine
Egypt
Havang
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Mac
Birdwood
Macnaghten
Buckingham Palace
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Gallipo
Melvilie
Messines
Teanee
Mexican minister named to Bolivia role
From Mexico City January 5 Alfonso Hiller has been appointed Mexican minister to Bolivia, announced by a semi official organ of the government.
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Mexico City
Alfonso Hiller
Bolivia
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