Parsons Defeats Monmouth Lands First Victory
Parsons College basketball team defeated Monmouth 22 to 17 at Frsice Gymnasium for its first victory in years, with Zeigler guarding and Garber and Frank each scoring four. Monmouth's Graham and Reed starred, Wray and Cobbs led for Monmouth as refs Gobble and Miers officiated.
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Reed
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Reesey
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Wray
Keesey
Gobble
Miers
Health Report From Camp Cody Under Gorgas Review
The Evening Gazette prints a report by Surgeon General Gorgas on Camp Cody health conditions. Dr Abbott’s findings note improving health, measles under control, pneumonia less severe than in other camps, and meningitis not a problem. Pneumonia deaths Nov 16 to Dec 28 total 40, deaths 54 overall. relocation to lower bunks not advised due to risk of train travel for weakened soldiers.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Railroad Legacy in Montana Wheat Growth
B C Forbes notes A J Earling of St Paul railroad spurred Judith Basin development. A rancher, once 60 miles from rail, saw wheat yields rise as the 200 by 160 mile basin helped Montana reach 22 million bushels of wheat and 62 million bushels of all grain marketed, boosting the state's rank in grain production.
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B. C. Forbes
Leslie
Montana
A. J. Earling
St. Paul
Earling
Judith Basin
St. Paul's
Kmong
Llor
Josef's Affinity Is Dead
Viennese reports announce the death of actress Katharina Schratt, longtime companion of Emperor Franz Josef. The obituary notes Schratt inherited 250000 marks from the late ruler and was regarded as his bright spot amid years of war and political troubles.
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London
Vienna
Katherina Sehratt
Franz Josef
Vrau Sebratt
Germany
Wrau Schratt
Herr Schratt
Europe fears bread famine seen by food administration
The food administration plans to release 90 million bushels of wheat to Europe as shortages loom. Americans may be asked to conserve to fill the gap, with possible wheatless days and mixed flours for war bread under consideration. Allies may reprioritize shipments amid uncertain food balance with troop transport.
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Europe
Food Administration
United States
Congress
Representative Lever
Paris
Hugh R Newsom Leads Noted Music Company Directors
Hugh R Newsom serves as director, tenor, and accompanist, credited with uniting a company of distinguished artists through his faith. He is also a composer whose major works have appeared in top U.S. music centers and uses pipe organ, piano, and electric instruments for soloists and ensembles. Laura Barnett, Contralto.
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America
Leonora Ferrari
Laura Barnett
Alberto Salvi
W. Clay Inman
Hugh R. Newsom
Mr. Newsom
Cape Horn Storms and climate of the stormy cape
The waters around Cape Horn rarely stay calm for long as ocean currents of contrasting temperatures meet there. Northwest and west winds from warm Pacific regions form fogs sailors call Cape Horn blankets, signaling approaching storms. The terrain and air currents produce the world’s most constant storm activity.
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Antarctic
Pacific
Tierra del Fuego
Great Deeds of Serbians and Their Leader
A historian praises the Serbians and Kara George for their remarkable and legendary rise. Small Balkan powers defeated Turkish forces, besieged citadels, and won independence largely by their own bravery, with Greece Romania and Bulgaria benefiting from distant powers. Serbia and Montenegro assert liberty against the Ottoman empire.
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Greece
Canning
Romania
Louis Napoleon
Bulgaria
Tsar Alexander
Serbia
Montenegro
Turkeh
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Celliste
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Burlington
Iowa
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Fry Copeland
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White Tea
Rogecomb
Rhode Island
A. H. Messer
South 4Th Street
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Goeke’s
West Broadway
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