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Newspaper

Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1918

Page

6

President Wilson Lays Out War Year in Message to Congress

President Wilson delivers full text of his December 3 speech to Congress detailing the vast wartime troop movements and the national mobilization. He praises officers and sailors and notes the backing industrial effort that supported the war, naming Pershing, Sims, and other leaders.

Washington Wilson Congress Pershing Sims

Wilsons readjustment program urges suffrage and tax reform

President Wilson promotes woman suffrage and quick tax clarification for 1918 19 and 20. He backs public works employment for veterans and continued naval programs while studying railroad policy and postwar railroad control. He calls for arid land reclamation and swift economic readjustment to aid business.

Wilson Congress

Wounded Arrive Home on Hospital Ship Northern Pacific

The hospital ship Northern Pacific docked at Hoboken with 1,100 wounded soldiers and 40 officers aboard. The ship's arrival in New York after dark followed slow progress through the Narrows due to heavy head winds.

New York Fifth Avenue Northern Pacific Hoboken

Treichl Links World Prosperity To Tariff Trade Question

Dr. Alfred Treichl managing director of the Anglo Austrian bank says the world faces a major choice between free trade and high tariffs. He notes the United States’ stance will largely determine the economic prosperity of the former Central empires and the bank’s operations across the empire.

Vienna Alfred Treichl Anglo-Austrian Bank Austrian Empire United States

Russo Americans Capture Key Bolshevik Depot at Karpagorskoi

Russo American forces pincer advance along Pinega river areas seize the town of Karpagorskoi, 120 miles from Pinega, after fighting Bolsheviks. The town had served as a Russo Allied provisioning depot but was raided and held by Bolsheviks amid ongoing partisan clashes.

Archangel Pinega River Karpagorskoi Pinega

Japan population grows fast amid official estimate

Japan's population is rising by about 800,000 yearly, up from around 500,000 previously. Official figures place the total on November 31, 1917, at 57,998,373, not counting Korea, Formosa or Saghalien.

Tokio Japan Korea Formosa Saghalien

Kansas Shares First Female Sheriff Cora Kilborn

Mrs. Cora Kilborn of Anthony is appointed by Governor Capper as Kansas first woman sheriff to fill the vacancy from her husband’s death in Topeka.

Topeka Kan Cora Kilborn Anthony Kansas Capper

Kalantanoole Re-elected Delegate Seeks Hawaii Statehood

Honolulu reports J Kuhio Kalantanakle re-elected territorial delegate to Congress plans immediate push for Hawaii statehood with a trip to Washington forthcoming. He will urge Congress to grant statehood status for Hawaii.

Honolulu J. Kuhio Kalantanacle Congress Washington Hawaii

Gull Lake Federal road completes 22 mile Brainerd link

The $80 000 Gull Lake Federal road financed by Federal state and county aid is finished. It runs twenty two miles from Brainerd through a premier fishing district in the United States.

Brainerd Gull Lake United States

Permanent Inter Allied Commission Proposed for Peace Talks

Paris December 3 One of the larger preliminary projects for the peace congress is a permanent Inter Allied Commission. Great Britain France Italy and the United States will be represented on maritime financial and food questions. The plan has been outlined and will be a main subject before the supreme council of premiers assembling in London.

Paris Great Britain France Italy United States Supreme Court of Premiers London

North Dakota News Roundup Reflects War Efforts and Local Events

Consolidation plans for Great Northern and Soo depots at Omemee. electric utility expands with new engine and dynamo in Tower City. Minot farmers push to make potato region. Grand Forks Lutheran Bible school opens with Prof. E N Breen. State university to reopen after illness break. Bismarck notes coal use down, time division shifts, and a fatal guard's death. Other items include War Savings pledges, highway projects, riot cases, and local civic leadership changes.

Omemee Great Northern Soo Lines Tower City Minot Grand Forks Lutheran Bible School Ere E. N. Breen State University Bismarck North Dakota Williston Jack” W. Murphy North Dakota National Guard Charles Wesley Dunn New York City Frazier New York Dill Kargo Thomas J. Mooney Jamestown State Printing Commission Captain Baker State Fuel Administration Blanchard Thomas Harrison Golden Valley Mont Harrison Fargo Masonic Temple Mayville Normal School Board Fargo George H. Hollister Mandan H. L. Ingraham Sentinel Butte Grace Roscoe Fawcett Cavalier H. G. Vick North Dakota Federation of Woman's Clubs State Highway Commission Sargent Pierce Williams Sargent County Forman Williams County Springbrook Epping Wheelock Stutsman County Tisbon District Court Ransom County W. 8. Stratton Grant County Bottineau Emmons George Altringer France Kate Richards O'Hare Federal Penitentiary Bowman State Budget Board Granville Elmer Stokk Here Stokke Buffalo Lodge Lake Seattle Caldwell Knights of Columbus R. W. Martin Northwestern Nor Western Line State Railroad Commission Dickinson Thor Thorson

Joy of Motherhood Returns With Bottle in Town Night

A fragment notes a person returning to town with a bottle, reflecting a terse local notice style and incomplete details about events or consequences.

Ancient Peruvians Used Copper Rollers In Textiles

The article compares ancient Peruvian cloth printing to modern methods, noting early use of copper rollers and multiple colors. It explains mordanting to fix dyes for durability over millennia and praises the technical and artistic value of these designs. It ends with a remark on men and reputations, and a digression on boarding houses pushing a bachelor toward marriage.

Peru India Egypt Herodotus Pliny

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