Fargo Helps Poor With Christmas Charity Despite Need
Fargo’s poor will be cared for on Christmas Day by Public Welfare Glad Tidings Salvation Army and Y M C A high school boys. Donations of money clothes and food are welcomed via local charities. The First Presbyterian Church service collected over $150 in food clothing and cash for Armenian relief and the drive urged continued aid in coming years.
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Fargo
Salvation Army
HI ¥ Club
Yom
C. A
Swanson
Presbyterians Aid
Eli
George
Lyon
Davenport
Unclear regional weather notes from scattered reports
Fragmented forecast snippets describe unsettled conditions in Wisconsin and Minnesota with tonight and Tuesday temperatures, colder in the east, partly cloudy skies, and warmth expected in some northwest and eastern areas. Similar notes appear for South and North Dakota and Montana with varying cloudiness and temperature shifts.
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Wineanslie
Minnesota
Dakota
Montana
Mother of Drs Rindlaubh Dies in Platteville
Mrs J D Wooledge of Fargo and seven children survive as the mother of Drs Rindlaubh dies at her Platteville Wisconsin home Sunday morning. The family includes Dra John Elizabeth and Martin F Rindlaub Mrs J D Wooledge all of Fargo and Mrs John H Robertson New Haven Conn Morris and several others. The obituary notes the mother had been an invalid for some time.
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Rindlaup
Tiie Dra
Tiadiaut
J. D. Wooledge
Fargo
Platteville
Heya
Dra
John
Elizabeth
Martin F. Rindlaub
John H. Robertson
New Haven
Conn
Morris
Rindlaub
Alove
Major Aylen on Transport That Sunk German Sub
Fargo physician Major J P Aylen recounts serving as medical officer aboard a British transport carrying American troops when the ship rammed and dragged a submerged U boat. The sub surfaced and was quickly sunk as the ship passed overhead, with life saving actions and hospital loading described. Aylen notes four Atlantic crossings and an influenza recovery before returning home.
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J. P., Aylen
Fargo
United States Medical Corps
Heliever
Arlen
Subm Marine
Aylen
Aylén
Atlantic
Southhampton
England
New Forest
Labor program outlined at North Dakota legislative session
Organized Labor's plan was approved at Fargo by the North Dakota Federation of Labor board. Key measure is John Andrus's workmen's compensation act calling for a state insurance fund. Federation of Labor aligned with the Nonpartisan League. act prepared for opening of session. Proposals include minimum wage and hours for women, miners' inspection, and extended closing times for certain occupations.
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Organized Labor
North Dakota Federation of Labor
Fargo
John Andrus
League For Labor Legislation
Washington
North Dakota
Federation’ of Labor Forces
Nonpartisan League
Mvessare
Federation of Labor
Langer
Si Pregent
BTL
Brea
Td ‘Alo Ag
Milhellan
Mmodea
North “Dakota
Begimlativ Lagont
McDonald
Sprinkler System Halts Fire at Harness Factory
A sprinkler extinguished a blaze at Bristol and Brook harness factory on Broad Way. Electric wires were grounded as an iron pipe led to water flooding the room shortly after midnight before fire department arrival.
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Cotlir
Bristol & Bwect
Broadway
Rees
Are
German Fortress Eigenbreitstein Occupied by U S Troops
The fortress Eigenbreitstein known as the Gibraltar of the Rhine on the opposite bank from Koblenz was occupied by American troops led by Colonel Robert Bogers. General John J. Pershing visited Rhineland, arriving in a private car, while officers at headquarters largely remained unaware of his presence.
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Gen. Pershing
Rhineland
Coblenz
Eigenbreitstein
Gibraltar of the Rhine
Coblens
Robert Bogers
John J. Ferabing
Rhinelands
Dickman
Army of Occupation
Shar Wer
Milukoff Dates Army Divisions Location at France Conference
War Department release lists exact stations of five combat divisions and six depot divisions of the American army as of November 28 in France Germany and Luxemburg with names of generals and post towns including Luxemburg Remich Metz and Lemans. Paris reports Milukoff arrival with Schebeko and others to discuss restoring order in Russia and uniting moderates for a new government.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jec
France
Germany
Luxemburg
War Department
Divi
Ben
Oe Lowes St
J. F. McClachitt
Ita
Hobert
Howse
Harty
Ane Ath
Laselter
Tv Gener
Sharles D
Land
Clement A
Flagler
Ramuel
Shiela
Sharon G
92Nd
Leroy S. Lyon
Bist
Charles , Martin
X8th
Diviy
Oye Firat
Canach
Beiona
Modurnach
Remich
Fourtiy Hayat
Ce. Bixth
Anvorvilists
Eurecin
Montigny-Le-Roi
Corbie
Headicourt
Bourbone
Tes Ralen
Thirtieth
Lemans
Cornsdort Lumds
Fiorent
Sevigny
Saw Unsinkable Ship Go Under in Conference Report
A fragmentary notice reports the first Allied Council meeting in France arriving in Fargo for a ten day furlough with W J Van Horn. It mentions secrecy around the council and refers to a ship sunk by German submarines, with muddled references to naval plans near New York.
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Allied Council
France
Fargo
W. J. van Horn
van Horn
Couneil
Oit
Lie
Love
Wisinkabie
Pelham Navy Pranning Mation
New Yi
Ebert Cabinet Granted Full Authority by Parliament
Berlin December 20 The revolutionary parliament adjourned after granting the cabinet full power to run affairs. Chancellor Ebert and Scheidemann see boosted prestige as a national central executive of twenty seven soldiers and workers, largely Socialist, with parliamentary functions and veto limits. Debate centers on socialization, with plans to begin state control in coal pits and eventual moves into steel chemical alkali mines. The assembly also weighs immediate coal mine action amid regional unrest.
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Associated Presa
Berlin
Friederich Ebert
Philipp Scheidemann
Congress
National Assembly
Milo Barth
Ebert
Herr Rickett
Weimar
Grand Duchy of
Saxe- Welmar-Hisenach
Scheidemann
Germany
Food problem seen as top wartime task for relief
President Wilson press conference at Sorbonne focuses on food relief for starving nations with Hoover leading American effort. Reports suggest groundwork for a future League of Nations through cooperative global relief and peace talks, while Wilson and allies pursue cautious progress with Britain Italy and France.
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Associated Press
Wilson
England
United States
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
League of Nation
Entente
League of Nations
Allea
Sorbonne
William Jennings Bryan
Great Britain
Germany
Berlin
Viscount James
Bryce
Bryan
Han
Clemenceau
Orlando
Sonnino
Alno
Inita Hospital
Fed Crom
Nobilly
Chateau Thierry
Val de Race
White House
Murat
Santa Claus
League of Nations three-stage formation outlined
A decoded Matin summary, dated December 23, asserts a three stage process for forming a league of nations. It envisions allied governments shaping compulsory arbitration and arms limits, with Germany and allies judged on misdeeds before full international participation.
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Tressiis
Afain
An Ag
Rea
League of Nation
Germany
Alecias
Neutrik
Les Will Conaiates
Netlin
League of Nations
Hindenburg Claims Polish Army Move Reported
Reports from Zurich dated December 12 claim Marshal Hindenburg indicates a Polish army concentration in Poland. The note mentions potential invasion and Polish defense actions, with unclear details on dates and forces involved.
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Eddrige
Caectio-Biovakey Republic
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Milukoff
Nittotana
U. S
Ansociated
Paris
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Constitutional Democrats
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Paria
Nicholas Schebeko
Vienna
Social Revolutionaries
Russia
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Skotopadski
Ukraine
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Skoropadsyi
Dentkine
Staf
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Le Journal i —_ caer
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Uniti
Bectin
Sanday
Dees Bo Parelles
Salih Weca
SAN Emler
Hivhoine
Wietwolay
Park, Hive
Majon
Foll
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Polen
Zueich
Maratha von Hindenburg
Polan
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Pollet
Tigis Mayne
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