Parsons Defeats Monmouth Lands First Victory
Parsons College Yegr basketball team defeated Monmouth 22 to 17 at Frush Gymnasium for their first win in years. Zeigler and Garber led Parsons with strong defense and four points each. Graham and Reed starred for Monmouth. Referees Gobble and Miers oversaw a hard fought game.
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Parsons Col. Yegr
Mon
Seemid
Frushe Gymnasium
Par
Yieiter
Parsons
Zeigler
Monmouth
Garber
Frank
Grahem
Reed
Parsons Monmouth Menens
Gent
Zea Se Wray
Graham Wranke
al Cobb
Hedrick
Beersey
Wray
Graham
Keesey
Gobble
Miers
Gorgas Reports Health at Camp Cody Improved Conditions
Senator Kenyor submits Surgeon General Gorgas's report on Camp Cody health. Prof Abbott notes measles under control, pneumonia deaths total fifty four from Nov 16 to Dec 28, meningitis not a problem. Gorgas cautions against moving patients to lower elevations and says precautions protect soldiers. Cody healthier than other cantonments.
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Senar Rapids
Even
Yong Gazette
Camp Cody
Ken
Gorgas
A. C. Abbott
University of Pennsylvania
Cody
General Gorgas
Cneral Gorgas
Railroad impact in Montana spurred wheat boom described by Forbes
A narrative cites A. J. Earling of the St. Paul railroad traveling through Montana. He notes Judith Basin's wheat yields rose once rail access improved, helping Montana reach 22,000,000 bushels of wheat and 62,000,000 bushels of total market wheat, signaling a major regional growth.
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B. C. Forbes
Leslie
Montana
A. J. Earling
St. Paul
Near Est
Kurling
Judith Basin
St. Paul's
Josef's Affinity Is Dead
London reports the death of Vienna actress Katharina Schratt, longtime mistress and confidant of Emperor Franz Josef. Schratt received 20 000 in his will, described as a bright spot amid the emperor's sorrow during an era of war and political decline for the empire. The Vienna court era and Franz Josef's devotion to Schratt are highlighted in the notice.
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London
Jan
Leery Newaon Wera
Gundries
Vienna
Katherina Sehratt
Mapperor Pranz Josef
Jan Sebratt
Franz Josef
Germany
Frau Schratt
Herr Schratt
Europe fears bread famine amid food shortages
The Washington report notes Europe faces a critical food situation with the Food Administration planning to release 99 million bushels of wheat. Americans are asked to conserve as shortages loom and lawmakers consider compulsory wheatless days, mixed flours, and war bread to aid allies and balance troop transport.
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Washington, D. C
Europe
Food Administration
United States
Congress
Representative Lever
Paris
Cape Horn Storms Fierce Weather at Ocean Meeting Point
Cape Horn sees relentless storms as icy Antarctic waters meet warm Brazilian and Peruvian currents. Northwest winds forge Cape Horn blankets of fog that presage storms while Tierra del Fuego glaciers and air clashes fuel the region’s notorious volatility.
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Cape Horn
Antarctic
Pacific
Tierra del Fuego
Great Deeds of Serbians and Their Leader
A historian lauds the Serbians and Karn George for remarkable feats against Turkish forces. A small Balkan power reportedly raised raynha, besieged citadels, and defended independence with minimal aid from great powers, unlike Greece Romania and Bulgaria. Serbia and Montenegro are credited with maintaining or achieving liberty through their own bravery.
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Karn George
Raynha
Pashos
Greece
Canning
Rommania
Louis Napoleon
Hulgaria
Alexander
Serbia
Montenegro
Hugh R Newsom Leads Noted Musical Company
Hugh R Newsom serves as director of the company and its composer tenor accompanist. He has produced major works in leading U S music centers and performs with pipe organ piano and special electric instruments for soloists and ensembles, delivering intensely dramatic performances.
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America
Leonora Ferrari
Laura Barnett
Alberto Salvvi
W. Clay Inman
Hugh R. Newsom
Signor Salvi
Grand Opera
Paris
Rome
Naples
Venice
Florence
Milan
Chicago Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Count Verdi
Mr. Newsom
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Nhonmouth
Wilson
Josef
Katherina Schratt
NME
People’s Column
South Third Street
W. P. Sullivan
East Burlington St
Journal Office
J. H. Frush
East Lowe
Laura Hodgen
Kansas City
Inland Oil Works Co
Cleveland
F. W. Brooks
North Sixth Street
Burlington
Iowa
Fairfield National Bank
Morris Landscoot
Finder
Fry Copeland
Crail
White Tea
Lenora Ferrari
Madam Ferrari
The
Com
Pany
Ever
Harp Virtuoso
Lillian Pringle
Celliste
Chicago
Goeke’s
West Broadway
Elijah
Guesday
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