Allies Prepare Reply to German Note for Transmission Through American Channels
London reports the entente has completed its reply to Germany and will transmit it to allies before delivery. Paris to deliver the note around Wednesday, then forward to Germany via American channels. The reply is lengthy and expected to satisfy Washington. A reply to the American note will follow in days.
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Teutons
London
Germany
Paris
Washington
Nesti
Spain protests German submarine campaign in note to Berlin
Madrid and Washington report Spain's vigorous note to Germany condemning prize destruction and crew abandonment as illegal. Spain says steps will be taken to protect shipping and reduce risks, while the U S state department welcomes the protest and declines to join a broader neutral bloc.
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Madrid
Germany
Spain
Washington
State Department
United States
Villa captures capital Coahuila report unsettled
El Paso dispatches reportVilla partisans claim Saltillo fall while Carranza officials deny it An unconfirmed note says Villa with about five thousand men moves north from Torreon toward Chihuahua City Villa evacuated Torreon which Carranza troops have reentered
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Villa
Coahuila
Carranza
EL Paso
Saltillo
Torreon
Chihuahua City
Torxcon
Bond Issue To Meet Treasury Deficit In 1918
President Wilson and congressional leaders tentatively agree on a bond issue to cover part of the 1918 treasury deficit estimated at 180 million dollars. He and Secretary McAdoo plan additional revenue measures.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Treasury
Protocol debacle未 repudiate in Mexico and hair waving claim
Washington dispatch reports Carranza sending a communication to Secretary Lane asking for a modification of the protocol on withdrawing American troops from Mexico. He does not flatly repudiated the Atlantic City signed protocol. A New York inventor touts a high temperature saline solution as a permanent wave for women's hair.
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Washington
Carranza
Lane
Mexico
Joint Commission
Atlantic City
New York
Loyola Club Christmas Party Brightens Community Event
The Loyola Club hosted a crowded festive evening in its rooms with a decorated hall, a large illuminated Christmas tree, prizes, vocal and instrumental music, refreshments, and dancing. The gathering united local residents and fostered friendly spirit through social events.
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Loyola Club
Boss Bakery Moves to Wilson Building in New Ownership
The Boss Bakery relocates to the Wilson building and shifts to a bakery and lunch room with no restaurant feature. Leonard Baur buys the business from his mother Mrs Baur who plans to move to Everett to be with her daughter Mrs E S Norland who is unwell.
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Boss
Wilson Building
Leonard Baur
8. Baur
Everett, Wash
E. S. Norland
Universal Military Training urged in New Mexico schools
Adjutant General Harry T. Her ring releases his annual report urging universal military training for New Mexico youths. He recommends compulsory service for men aged 18 to 30 to create a trained militia, arguing benefits beyond state and national needs through physical and mental development.
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Santa FE
N. M
Harry T. Herring
Copenhagen Opens Its First Jewish Club
Copenhagen opens its first Jewish club with Dr. Maurice Francis Egan addressing the gathering. The club consists of young Jews and Egan discussed the future of young Jews in the United States.
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Copenhagen
Maurice Francis Egan
Egan
United States
Northland Club Open House New Year Afternoon
The Northland Club will host an open house on New Year’s afternoon from 3 to 6 o’clock with a cordial invitation for all town residents. The New Year’s Eve dance is postponed. JERADERS WILL BE OUT IN FORCE SATURDAY. Decorators transform Eagle hull for the firemen’s masquerade Saturday night with a large number of costumes and twenty four prizes. many townspeople expected to attend. Amsterdam dispatch notes the Dutch League of Neutral Countries presents a memorial plate to Great Eastern Railway Company for Captain Fryatt’s role in the Brussels incident.
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Northland Club
Eagle Hull
Amsterdam
League of Neutral Countries
Great Eastern Railway Company
Fryatt
Brussels
Senate
House
Cities
Saxony Prepares State Purchase of Coal Fields
Dresden reports Saxony will buy and own its coal fields to end long standing speculation. Privately owned fields may operate as before but cannot be extended or purchased privately. The move aims to curb market manipulation that rarely benefited the public.
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Dresden
Saxony
Tokio Plans 10 Million Yen Public Bonds for Electric Firms
Tokio announces public subscription bonds totaling 10,000,000 yen to fund electric enterprises development. The city proposes issuing 100,000 bonds as part of the electric development program, with job printing handled by the Times.
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Tokio
Prohibition Dominate Early Wyoming Legislature Session
Wyoming opens January 9 with prohibition the central issue as the anti saloon forces push a prohibitory amendment while Republicans hold majorities in both houses. The Democratic platform favors submission to voters, and Utah and Montana also face similar fights ahead of their sessions.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
Senate
Lneup
House
Salt Lake City
Utah
Public Utilities Commission
William Spry
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Executive Department
New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs
New Mexico Educational Association
Northwestern Collides With Schooner Off Eureka
The steamer Northwestern, operating Portland to San Francisco, collided with an unidentified schooner off Eureka. The impact occurred seventy feet forward of the stern, but no serious damage to the Northwestern is expected.
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San Francisco
Northwestern
Alaska
Portland
Eureka
Ladies Dressing Room at Masquerade Ball Ad
The Chib club room is offered for use by ladies attending the masquerade ball at Eagle hall on Saturday evening. The notice highlights exclusive use for ladies and invites attending firemen to make use of the facilities.
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Thad Chib
Eagle Hall
Teutons Advance in Roumania and Arm. Relief Leader Returns
Berlin reports Teuton forces seized several positions in Roumania and in Walachia pushed 20 kilometers toward Rimnik Sarat. In the Lake sector Russians and cannon captured. Rateheln in Dobraudja taken. George F Gracey of Armenian Relief returns to London praising American generosity and outlining Armenian suffering and exile. Italy ends subsidies to boost mercantile marine under Italian flag. Berlin protests “commercial slavery” as firms demand three year postwar service and note punitive repayment clauses.
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Berlin
Roumania
Teutons
Wallachia
Rimnik Sarat
Rateheln
Dobraudja
London
George F. Gracey
Armenian Committee For
Caucasus
Gracey
Tiflis
Armenia
Belgium
Serbia
Mush
Bitlis
Van
Rome
Italy
Installation of Officers in Eastern Star Meeting
Last night at Masonic hall the Order of Eastern Star held a meeting and installed new officers. Elected officers include Worthy Matron Mrs. R. L. Patton, Worthy Patron Mr. Currier, Associate Matron Mrs. Glasbrenner, Secretary Mr. Patton, Treasurer Peter Shearman, Conductress Mrs. Day, and other appointed roles with L. D. Black as Chaplain and many members named. Refreshments and social time followed.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Bartley Howard
Royal
R. L. Patton
Ad Currier
Glasbrenner
Ecretary
Peter Shearman
Day
Grant— Reed
L. D. Black
Cecilia Burroughs
L. R. Baird
Adah
Elinor Adams
Ruth
Anna Currier
Esther
Zella Slater
Martha
Emma Howard
Electa
M. 8. Wilson
Anna Royal
Sentinel
Iver Suphellen
Mines Station to Serve Northwest Territory
The United States Bureau of Mines experiment station will be built on the University of Idaho campus Seattle Dec 29. Dorsey A. Lyon the station's superintendent said it will serve the northwest and Alaska coast region, beginning with organization work during a campus visit.
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Seattle
United States Bureau of Mines
University of Ien
Northwest
Alas
Dorsey A. Lyon
Whistling buoy travels miles in Atlantic voyage
The Nantucket Shoals whistling buoy began its lone voyage January 20, 1912 and traveled about 3300 miles by air line with a year and seven months at sea. Recovered August 16, 1916 northwest of Bermuda and turned over to the U S government after overhaul in New York.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Lighthouses
Hydrographic Office of the Navy
Nantucket Shoals
Massachusetts
Bermuda
United States
North Atlantic
New York
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