Inoculation Proves Highly Effective Says Rosenow
Chicago reports Dr L C Rosenow. Ninety percent of influenza and pneumonia deaths are preventable with a properly prepared vaccine. Data from Rochester show markedly lower flu and pneumonia cases after three inoculations versus unvaccinated groups. Over 20 000 inoculated compared with 61 000 not treated.
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Chicago
Der
L. C. Rome
Rochester
Minn
American Public Health Association
Burgeon General Blue
United States Public Health Service
Onou
Ronenow
Rosenow
Rosmow
Aviators and Radio Men Good Musicians
News from Los Angeles reports Theophilus Fitz's twelve year study of over eighteen thousand tests across high schools New York colleges and conservatories. He claims aviation and radio workers show high musical aptitude with early motherhood influencing rhythm dramatic ability and voice types. The study asserts adolescence can reveal voice quality and musical talent with simple questions and measurements.
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Los Angeles
Theophilus Fitz
New York
Fite
Fitz
Enough Tonnage To Handle Food Supply For European People
London reports a survey of shipping and food conditions at Allied conferences led by Edward Hurley of the American Shipping Board and Herbert Hoover. The heads of Allied shipping expect sufficient current tonnage to meet present food needs and possibly release some ships for American exports besides food. Much tonnage has been freed from munitions and related materials.
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London
Edward N. Hurley
American Shipping Board
Herbert C. Hoover
American Food Ministrator
Allied Food and Ipping
Restoration of Normal Passenger Service Began
The Fallond administration announced that restoration of normal passenger service has started. Rector General McAdoo said the move follows a plea from January urging resumed wartime travel. trains will be added to existing schedules in the coming days.
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Fallond
McAdoo Aners
Ornet
Traina
War cabinet members to go to Paris
Washington, Dec. 10. Industrial members of President Wilsons war cabinet will join him in Paris as his advisers at the peace conference on economic and reconstruction problems in Europe. Baruch Garf ield McCormick Hurley Hoover will sail as a unit. Replogle to accompany Baruch.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Paris
Europe
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries— Board
Harry A. Garfield
Vance McCormick
War Trade Board
Edward N. Hurley
Shipping Board
Herber Hoover
War Cabinet
McCormick
Tumulty
Garfield
Mr. Baruch
Baruch
J. Leonard Replogle
War Industries Board
America
Lorraine
France
Changes in Hog Prices Across Centers Declared
The U S food administration stabilization committee announced new average hog prices at centers including Pittsburgh set to 17.65 from 17.80, with Chicago’s standard at 17.50. Other cities listed include Cleveland 17.60 Detroit 17.50 Buffalo 17.70 Cincinnati 17.40 Louisville 17.10 Nashville 16.85. No changes west of Chicago were made.
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Chicago
U. S. Food Administration
Stabilization and Control Committee
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Louieville
Nashville
Socialists hold thirteen meetings in Berlin Sunday
In Berlin on Sunday the German majority Sozialisten held thirteen meetings while Independent Socialists ran three open air gatherings. Dr Liebknecht addressed a Spartacus meeting at Treptow Park before about three thousand people with no incidents reported.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Monch
Bootailaes
Wits
Liebknecht
Spartacus
Treptow Park
Peace Conference Delegations To Paris Reach 3000 to 6000
Paris, Dec 3. Trains bring officials of Allied nations to the peace conference. Delegations from France, the United States, Great Britain and Italy assemble large staffs. Each nation will have private telegraph and telephone lines to communicate with governments. Hotels are crowded as delegates arrive and soldiers struggle to find accommodations.
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Paris
Parla
Uma
Admiralty
United States
Paria
Londamental
Britain
Far
Sannia
Italy
Great Britain
Peges
Hohenzollerns Live Quiet Civilian Life in Dutch Retreat
Amerongen, Holland, Dec 7. William Hohenzollern has shed his uniform and lives in civilian clothes with the former empress at a castle retreat. The couple’s routine includes meals with Count von Bentinck, walks in the grounds, and visits to nearby towns. Rumors mix of a potential villa purchase while guards keep the castle entrance secure.
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Amerongen
Holland
Associated Press
William Hohenzollern
Count von Bentinck
Herr Hohenzollern
Wageningen
Zuylestein
Bentinck
Revenue Bill Taken Up In Senate Today
The revised war revenue bill aiming to raise about six billion dollars next year and four billion in 1920 was taken up in the Senate. Chairman Simmons opened debate with a detailed explainer, while Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania presented a minority report opposing the 1920 provisions. Separate report anticipated. La Follette prepared to submit. State lawmakers in Minnesota also moved to prohibit red flag displays as the 1919 legislature opens next month.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
Franc Committee
Penrose
Pennsylvania
la Follette
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Minn
Capitol
Kaiser Tried Suicide After Mental Low, London Report Says
London dispatches quote Leipziger Tageblatt via Exchange Telegraph stating former German emperor William Hohenzollern attempted suicide after a period of mental low mood. A retinue member who intervened reportedly received a wound.
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Kaiser
London
William Hohenzollern
Tageblatt
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Herr Hohenzollern
Telegraphic Briefs From War to Peace Negotiations
Reports from New York Berlin Vienna Washington and Copenhagen summarize legal actions political moves and mediation efforts. Cable firm seeks restraining order over Postmaster General control while Wilson may send delegates to peace talks. Erzberger says France seeks plenipotentiaries. Foch may visit the U S. Czernin recalls 1917 withdrawal efforts and Galicia offer. Serbs Croats and Slovenes pursue a united Yugoslav state. Peru accepts U S and Argentina mediation with Chile. Potsdam unrest noted. Steel price peak reductions effective early year urged by the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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New York
Marshal Foch
United States
Vienna
Count Czernin
Austria
Germany
Galicia
Alsace-Lorrane
Street Car Men Of Havana On Strike
Havana sees citywide street car service halted after midnight as a dispute between Cuban Railway Co and workers remains unresolved. A general strike is spreading, with typographers expected to join, potentially depriving Havana of newspapers tonight.
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Havana
Cuban Railway Co
Cuba
Wilson declines Germany visit in reply to German leaders
Paris dispatch relayed by Echo de Paris reports President Wilson informed officials in Berlin and Bavaria that he would not visit Germany. He said Germany must show remorse and sincerity after its crimes, and that no American could consider travel unless compelled by official obligations comments.
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Paris
U. S
George Washington
Marcel Huup
Echo de Paris
Wilson
Ebert
Haase
Berlin
Eisner
Bavaria
Germany
Eisner Urges Bavarians to Maintain Order Amid Unrest
Premier Eisner called on Bavaria to keep strict order after Friday night disturbances. troops are instructed to use weapons if needed, while he blames newspaper bickering for the attack on Interior Minister Auer whom Eisner defeated for premier. He refused to curtail press freedom.
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Munich
Associated Press
Eisner
Bavaria
Herr Auer
Auer
Spa Receives Dutch General To Meet Former Emperor
Spa city council holds documentary evidence showing a Dutch general traveled to meet the former German emperor before his flight to Holland. The Matin notes the reception of the crown prince at the frontier may have been orchestrated as part of a deliberate comedy. The piece also includes weather forecasts for Minnesota and North Dakota with partly cloudy spells and cooler conditions.
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Paris
Spa
Holland
Ex Kaiser Writing History of Reign to Be Published Soon
Ex Kaiser author plans a lengthy history of his reign to be published. He will explain his attitude before and during the war and may mount a defense if tried before an international tribunal.
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Kaiser
Jessai
Political unrest grips Cologne as republic talk grows
In Cologne the push for a separate Rhineland republic divides radicals and conservatives. The Rhine region stalls on severing from Germany while old city government and sailors council work together after November turmoil sparked by Kiel mutiny and Bolshevik influence.
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Cologne
Whe
Rhineland
Westphalia
Germany
Republic
Northwest
Radicata
Berlin
Workmen's Council of
Kiel
Americans able to congratulate themselves says Harding
Baltimore December 10 W P G Harding governor of the federal reserve board told the southern commercial congress Americans can congratulate themselves that they can look forward and face the financial future with courage faith and optimism He said discount rates will be raised once war financing is cared for to restore banks to a stronger basis After wartime credits are fixed the focus will shift to commercial and industrial development He noted inflation remained limited despite wartime conditions and urged an optimistic outlook
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Baltimore
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Southern Commercial Congress
AmericansReleased From Camp Rastatt In Switzerland Transit
Twenty six hundred American POWs at Camp Rastatt departed yesterday and today for Switzerland. Two hundred more Americans from scattered German camps leave via Holland and Denmark. Officials expect all Americans to be out of German camps by midweek.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Camp Rastatt
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
Denmark
Berger Trial Delayed as Engdahl Misses Court Appearance
Chicago December 10 Proceedings paused in the espionage law trial of Congressman-elect Victor Berger and four socialist leaders after J Louis Engdahl arrived late and explained a misunderstanding The judge warned against absences and jurors were questioned as the defense and government continue lengthy voir dire with peremptory challenges and causes excused for jurors The panel includes Roy F Barnes and Sol Wick among those examined and challenged for bias on issues of war socialism and religion
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Chicago
Victor Berger
J. Louis Engdahl
Engdahl
Tandis
Sol Wick
J. P. Stricksland
William A. Cunnen
United States
Roy F. Barnes
James Cunningham
Harvard
Cunningham
Landis
France
Hitchcock Says Attitude Changed Over German Propaganda
Washington December 10 Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, chairing the foreign relations committee, told the senate he opposed criticising German documents but noted Germans used many public figures’ names recklessly in records. He recalled proposing a 1914 munitions embargo and neutrality measures, and said German propaganda and crimes influenced his views.
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Washington
Stitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Hitchcock
17000 Deaths From Influenza In Army Camps
Washington December 10 An official war department summary reports 338257 influenza cases in army camps and military centers in the United States up to December 1 with about 17000 deaths, reflecting the toll of the epidemic on forces nationwide.
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Muilwaukee
Wis
Health Department
Washington
United States
War Department
Freedom of Seas To Be One of the Main Discussions
London dispatch reports Sir Frederick E. Smith notes the grave issue of freedom of the seas at the peace conference and potential concessions Britain may offer to align with American sentiment. He prepares a memorandum for the war cabinet as Britain weighs naval prerogatives and neutral rights amid postwar security questions.
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London
Great Britain
Frederick E. Smith
Liverpool
War Cabinet
America
Frederick
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