PRESIDENT URGES PEACE LEAGUE AS AMERICA MAY JOIN
President Wilson urged a world peace league as necessary for lasting Europe peace not won by victory. He argued for a concert of power with U.S. participation, no entangling alliances, and government by consent of the governed to deter future wars. Copies were sent to diplomats and neutral governments.
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Europe
America
Washington
United States
Congress
Wilson
Senate
Adams
Madison
Chisf
Monroe
British Cruiser Glasgow Sinks German Raider Off Para
Buenos Aires reports a cable from Rio Janeiro that the British cruiser Glasgow destroyed a German commerce raider about 130 miles off Para, according to a dispatch received at Pernambuco.
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Buenos Aires
la Prensa
Rio Janeiro
Pernambuco
Glasgow
Para
Danish Steamer Klampenborg Sunk in North Atlantic
The Danish steamer Klampenborg of 1785 tons gross has been sunk, Lloyds Shipping agency announced Tuesday. Built at Newcastle in 1889, she was owned in Copenhagen.
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London
Lloyd’s Shipping Agency
Newcastle
Copenhagen
English shipments push Chicago potato prices up
English buyers send large potato shipments to Chicago as prices rise. The move aims to compete with American-grown stock and was disclosed in a statement released on Monday.
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England
Chicago
Admiral Benson Named Ex Officio President of Navy Board
Admiral Benson, chief of operations and senior naval officer since Admiral Dewey's death, is designated as president ex-officio of the Navy General Board.
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Walsington
Admiral Benson
Dewey
Navy
General Board
Smallpox Cases Found in Payson Utah Quarantine Set
Health officials in Payson Utah report thirty smallpox cases discovered on Monday. A strict quarantine was established to control the outbreak and prevent spread within the community.
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Payson
Utah
Sinn Fein Aggression in Limerick Meeting
About fifty Sinn Fein members rushed the platform where Thomas Lundon MP was speaking in Limerick. Lundon was beaten with clubs and kicked, defended with a chair, and lay bleeding on the platform before being taken to a hospital. The attack followed a Commons speech urging disarmament of Irish Volunteers.
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London
Sinn Fein
Thomas
Limerick
Lundon
House of Commons
Irish Volunteers
Salt Lake City Troops Relieved From Border Duty
The Second squadron of Utah cavalry that served on the Mexican border since July after mustering at Fort Douglas is among over 25 000 national guardsmen designated by Major General Funston to be relieved of border duties and returned to be mustered out of federal service. In San Francisco the jurisdictional motions over Franz Bopp and Vice Consul von Pehack, convicted of violating American neutrality, were denied by Judge Tuntin in the federal district court.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Cavalry
Fort Douglas
Funston
Baiesesh New Trial
San Francisco
United States
Franz Bopp
von Pehack
Bopp
William Unt
Federal District Court
Wyoming Prohibition Vote Signed by Governor Kendrick
Mrs. John B. Kendrick rewarded Governor Kendrick with a kiss after he signed the bill submitting prohibition to Wyoming voters. Several witnesses watched the event in the Cheyenne gathering.
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Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
Wyoming
American relief in Belgium aims for additional funds
The American Commission for Relief in Belgium plans for at least another year of work and will discuss raising about 150 million dollars more. Key officers prepare for ongoing operations and funding needs.
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New York
American Commission For Relief In
Belgium
Four Killed at Crossing in Michigan Snowstorm
Four people were killed when a Michigan Central eastbound train struck an automobile at a crossing in Jackson during a heavy snowstorm. One occupant died instantly, the others succumbed later from injuries. Local authorities investigated the crash as rescue teams responded to the scene.
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Mich
Michigan Central
Troop Train Wreck Kills Colonel in Toronto
Colonel William Campbell MacDonald was killed and about twenty others injured when an engine backed into a troop train carrying 600 soldiers as it departed Union Station in Toronto.
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Toronto
William Campbell MacDonald
Union Station
Severe Cold Grips Central Europe With Frost in Prussia
Central and northern Europe endure the strongest winter cold. German papers report 36 degrees Fahrenheit frost in East Prussia, about four degrees below zero, as a harsh weather spell extends across the region.
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London
Europe
East Prussia
640 Acre Grazing Land Entry Process Outline
The text explains steps for entering public land under a grazing land provision. It notes designation of land as grazing land before entry, that rights accrue only if so designated, and that affidavits require knowledge of land character after inspection. It lists local land office offices across multiple states for records.
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United States District
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Phoenix
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Eureka
Independence
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Susanville
Visalia
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Montana
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Great Falls
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Helena
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Miles City
Missoula
Nebraska
Alliance
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Lincoln
North“Platte, O'Neill
Valentine
State land entry guidance and legislative session notes
Lists western states and towns, then details guidance on homestead entries including location research, inspection, and official contacts. Reports Senate confirmations, election contests, accidents, and a broad bill agenda with measures on taxation, county bridges, road safety, and state government reforms.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Dillon Resident
Over five years later Mrs. Effie Coan of 8 Atlantic Street Dillon reaffirms her early praise for Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits the treatment with ending severe kidney attacks after other medicines failed. The ad notes the price at 50 cents and urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dillon
Effie Coan
Atlantic Street
Dean
Potts
Bills of Quality Economy debate in Missoula house
The minority led by Ronald Higgins of Missoula seeks to reduce job losses as eleven names were removed from payroll and eight more refused positions this week. Both houses adopted regulations urging Congress to speed water power legislation to prevent delays in Montara water power sites.
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Robert A. Ridge
Billings
E. B. Wierick
Butte
Committee On Charities and Reforms
P. C. Burke
R. O. McMillan
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Demel
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Missoula
Congress
Montara
Adams Article Praises Foley Kidney Pills
Springfield reader He Adams writes about kidney trouble at age 87. He reports trying various treatments and finds Foley Kidney Pills most helpful for strengthening kidneys and easing bladder issues.
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Springfield
Foley
Divorce filed to finish course at the Normal
A divorce petition is filed with both spouses in agreement to end the marriage so the wife can complete a course at the Normal and they understand the ground is not cruelty.
Widow seeks ranch cook job in Dillon Montana
Situation wanted by a widow with a 13 year old daughter seeking a cook position on a ranch. Mrs Elizabeth McCabe of Dillon Montana requests consideration for a domestic role and notes her family situation.
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Elizabeth McCabe
Dillon
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