Tribute to Col Roosevelt at Abbey service
A large audience including representatives from the American embassy and notable British figures gathered as Arch Deacon Carnegie led a service honoring Theodore Roosevelt. The archdeacon praised Roosevelt as a fearless, honorable sportsman and key moral influence, while Colonel Roosevelt’s enduring impact on Anglo American ties was noted. The ceremony closed with the Star Spangled Banner echoing from the abbey.
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Robert P. Skinner
Hin Maf
Sims
Navy
Prince Arion
Connaught
King George
Earl Howe
Queen Alexandra
Lord Chamberlain
Baron Beresford
Viscount Bryce
Sars Curzon
Arthur N. Chamberlain
Marmegie
Theodore Roht
Reosevett
Alwate
Carnegie
Hoosevalt Mwi
Arc Dethcen
Roverelt
Nervicns
Memorial ceremonies honor Theodore Roosevelt in Washington
Hundreds of wounded from Walter Reed gathered as dignitaries including Pan American Union head Juan Barrett spoke at Roosevelt memorial services. Senator Puindexter and Albert Beveridge offered tributes while Colonel Roosevelt’s legacy as a war leader and statesman was recalled. The event featured a floral tribute from Women’s clubs and a city choir.
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Warmington
Capitol
Theodore Roomayel W
Walter Reed
Juhi Barrett
Pan-American Union
Puindexter
Memorial Services Held by American Army Occupation
An American army memorial service was conducted today under orders from the occupation authorities. The ceremony took place at the royal palace church, honoring the memory of the late president, with Chaplains Fairbrook and Jefferson in charge.
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Corlenz
Fen
Theollcre Housavelt
Merivedt
Fariola Hendrjuurtern
Mercory
United States
Army
Royal Palace
Personal study of peace delegates at the Paris conference
A chaotic field report on the 1919 Paris Peace Conference delegates. The piece highlights vivid character sketches of leading figures such as Wilson, Lloyd George, and Clemenceau, with observers noting the spectacle, manners, attire, and dynamics at the formal gathering. It blends gossip with political insight as reporters describe the seating, uniforms, and personalities surrounding the treaty talks.
French Premier Warms About Germany Crisis
The article summarizes wartime rhetoric from the French premier warning of German aims, discussing escalating tensions, Allied unity, and the Allied resolve to defend democracy. It notes American involvement and the broader economic and military strains of the war, with references to France, Germany, and Allied leaders.
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America
Amerna Amin Thi
Isnat
Germany
R. Muehlen
Krupp
Kurt Etsyer
Geman
Mey
Phage
Bans
Mennon
France
Prince of Prussia
Aebt
Kraner
Frenehr
Ereneye Stork
Twenty Billions in National Banks Reached Milestone
The national banks of the United States reported total resources of about 4,000,000,000 dollars at the last call of December 31, surpassing the twenty billion mark in collective deposits and resources. Growth from the prior call in November 1918 and year over year figures show substantial increases, with the Treasury and banking authorities noting the rapid expansion in deposits and credit amid ongoing war financing.
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Willams
United States
Denwad Deporite
Believe Seattle Strike Nearing Termination
Striking workers vote to continue the general strike amid mixed signals and uncertain termination prospects. Reports note attendance and the presence of key organizers as transit and related services assess potential concessions and resumed operations.
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Seattle
Troops Arrive in Tacoma and Seattle to Restore Order
Riveting reports describe federal troops moving into Tacoma to quell escalating disorders linked to labor unrest. Seattle and Butte scenes follow, with city officials threatening to run municipal industries if necessary and unions massing for a broader sympathy strike. Mayor Hanson claims utilities remain fully operational as authorities proclaim revolutionary threats quashed and normalcy restored.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Butte
Hanson
Wash
Seit Hs
Royal City
Pesmer
Tsaviet
Trey
Collapse of strike not unexpected in Tacoma
In Tacoma Washington a formed strike collapsed with public support and sympathy evident. Resolutions from strike organizers stated the general strike fulfilled its aim of showing worker solidarity and ending the movement.
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Tacoma
Wash
Genend
Gener
Edward A. Pape Dies in Phoenix Arizona
Funeral notices report Edward A. Pape of Fort Wayne died in Phoenix, survived by sister Dr. Kina Shober and brothers Charles G. Pape Albert Pape and Walter Pape. Remains traveling to Fort Wayne. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Edward A. Pape
Phoenix
Arizona
Charles ML Carole Maye
Niet
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Tyently
Fort Wayne
Paps Furniture Company
Te Wee
Drs. K@na Shober
Charles G
Albert
Pape
Tea City
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Waren
Prominent Washington Township Farmer Dies
Dan H Heng, 28, a well known Washington township farmer, died Sunday morning on the California road one mile west of Lincoln school. Survived by a large family including his wife, ten children, and a brother. Funeral arrangements to be announced. obituary notes Swiss origins and long residence in Mort Wayne area.
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Dan H. Heng
Washington Township
Gundey
California Road
Lincoln School
Beng
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Jivfollund
Beckman
O'Connor
Geraard
O'Conner
Wayne Atreat
Milepius
Mra
Jade
Kowrich
Charles Medea
Walbar
Bram
Maine Huber
Mark
Carlvitine Huther
Wink den Tider Alten
Lutheran Hospital
Wacenmbhig
Ore
Tuber
Switzerland
Sean Nate
Mort Wayne
Lerfe
Parkoes
Janet Wil
Wheeler Street
Land
Pie Beergrens
Whitey
Castoria Ad Clause and March Provocations Referenced
Disrupted prose notes Castoria so infants and children for decades, then shifts to a chaotic report on a February uprising, hostage rescue and worker protests. Mentions Lips tort and public service workers, doctors, and theatres facing danger amid a broader anti Spartacan terrorism frame.
Bread and wartime notes at Newport News harbor
Fragmentary dispatch mentions a transport Rijndam arriving and goldliars reorganizing. It references bread brands Hol Tayto Victory Loaf and notes fighting men reinstated on canvass or sick or wounded, with unclear names and details.
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Newport News
Rijndam
Nurrow
Avermar
Don’t Let A Cold Keep You At Home
A garbled ad piece touts Dr. King’s New Winen and New Lat Vibs as reliefs for coughs colds and bowel issues. It promotes a reliable remedy for families and claims painless natural action without habit formation though the text is mangled and unclear.
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Edward Olive
Swiss Socialists Conclude Sessions Amid Paradoxical Strikes
The congress ends with debated sympathy strikes in New York and questions over autonomy for Ireland and India. Trade unions discuss labor value, wage forms, and potential actions, while other reports note a large sale and industrial disruptions affecting unionized workers and engineers.
Peacemakers Progress Amid Global Assembly Turmoil
Fragmented dispatches describe peacemakers advancing in a broad conference. Nations back proposed reforms as American delegates explain the divisions and the creation of a supreme economic council to oversee food, shipping, blockade and finance matters. The council could become permanent, aiding transition until a formal peace treaty. A bright day lured officials to coastal bays, while other reports note a fatal jailhouse blow to two men in Evansville, with Porter charged in the incident.
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Xuprenin Rennomic Council
Ima
Niet
Itera
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United States
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Americac
Baytevarda
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HS Windies
Schuman-Heink's Son in Service of German Navy
A letter from Copenhagen dated February 8 describes the death of a Schuman-Heink son serving as an officer in the German navy. The mother declines to reveal details and vows to persevere for her children, while expressing resolve to stay strong for their sake. Separate item notes Soviet authorization to invite factions to talks and mentions opera singer Mrs. T. Waldo Stary's death in New York after months of illness.
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Bies
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Rer
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Aga
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Servier
Copenhagen
Cisimark
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Katte
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Beasie Abbott
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Mra. Stary
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South Caraling
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Moma
Demobilize Men at Camp Meade Meade Mass
Camp Meade in Massachusetts announces demobilization of soldiers and preparations for quartering about 70 000 men from the Seventieth division and surrounding units. The report notes training stations and depot signals as the process proceeds.
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Camp Meade
Meade
Allong Anit
Firth
Siam
Telgade
Colubia
Quiet Sunday Remarks From Wilson Address
A coded report describes President Wilson delivering a stately Sunday address with mentions of Olive wreaths and a wreath ceremony at the Olympic Garden. The piece highlights international diplomacy and the United States as the center of attention while noting ceremonial honors and the old Greek ties to world leadership. The prose evokes a formal, period voice with references to Greece, Byzantium, and the Olympic laurels.
Unite the Farmers with Union Labor Conference News
A Chicago meeting of labour and farmer groups led by Governor Lindl of North Dakota and Nonpartisan League figures approved a plan for a joint national convention. Dunwin McDonald and Fitzpatrick discussed cross‑party unity as plans move toward a united political ticket and a broad representation.
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Watts
Lyindl
Eineder
North
Fa- Kou
Dunwin McDonald
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Mineola Federation of
Arrest Two For Chinese Murder In Washington
Washington police formally arrested Wan and his associate TL 1 in connection with the murder of Theodora Wong, C. Hale, and Hen Sen Wu, members of the Chinese educational mission. Officials say Wan wrote Dr Wangs name on a $5,000 check that a bank refused, a clue in the investigation.
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TL 1
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Theodora Wong
C. Hale
Hen Sen Wu
United States
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