Pershing Siren Fine Ovation in Paris
General John J Pershing receives an unprecedented 50 000 strong Paris crowd in a dramatic impromptu drive through Place de la Concorde and Champs Elys es as cries of Vive Pershing echo from Seine to Rue Royale He smiles and waves as children hail him and fragments of flags and insignia shower the car in a historic reception.
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Place de la Cor
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Place de la Goncorde
Pershing
General Pershing
Laria
Seine
Rue Royale
Champs Elysees
Paris
France
Place de la Concorde
Champs Elyssees
The
Arc de Triomph
Animal Bounty Swindle Is Curbed By Law In West
State livestock officials report the new bounty law ends a long running graft in Montana and Idaho. A scheme paid claims for forepaws, then returned pelts to Montana for county levies. The reform requires whole pelts for inspection and funds the stock and sanitary commissions, with a new Northwest sanitary lab under construction. Some graft persists via private coyote and wolf farms yielding profits.
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Montana
Idaho
Bounty
Scapis
Northwest
Rickenbacker’s Last Flight Ends War Heroics
In France on Nov 18 Captain Eddie Rickenbacker of Columbus Ohio America's leading ace fired 850 rounds at a German transport column during the last hour before the armistice. General Hunter Liggett decorated Rickenbacker Lieutenant Louis Simon and five others with the American Distinguished Service Cross. both received French medals last week.
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France
Eddie Rickenbacker
Columbus
Ohio
America
Rickenbacker
Hunter Liggett
Louis Simon
Simon
Wheat Flour Purchases Free Of Substitutes In Montana
The Montana Food Administration has removed the 80 20 rule allowing buyers to purchase wheat flour without substitutes for the first time in about a year. The change follows the armistice with Germany and was aided by shipping and world food movement conditions. Officials emphasize voluntary conservation across all foods to prevent European starvation.
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The
Food Administration
Conservation Week Program Outlined in Montana
The first week in December will be Conservation Week across the United States. Food Administration workers in Montana will outline the government’s world food relief program with Hoover and Atkinson messages read in churches and schools. County officials will organize demonstrations and meetings, with pamphlets sent to teachers and leaders. The Hoover message will be read before fraternal bodies, schools, and colleges.
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United States
United States Food Administration
Montana
Hoover
Atkinson
Food Administration Office
Neutral Norway's Heavy Loss During War
Official statistics show Norway lost 831 vessels totaling about 1.0 to 1.25 million tons and 33 vessels damaged by U-boats. In these disasters 1120 lives were lost.
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Norway
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs M P Harwood of Auburn New York reports lasting relief from indigestion after eating with distress headaches and tired languid feeling due to a torpid liver. After two bottles she notes overall health restored and thanks Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Chamberlain's
Chamberlain
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