American fleet aids refugees in Adriatic Christmas mission
The American fleet brings Christmas aid to over 20 000 hands aboard refugees disembarked along the Dalmatian coast. Russian children and families, who fled south Russia, suffer cramped conditions on ships for twenty days before aid arrives. Rear Admiral Philip Andrews leads relief with Red Cross support and a 256 000 franc telegram.
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Christmas Seal Sale Progresses in Wisconsin Stateside
Enthusiastic reports come from cities and rural districts on the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association seal drive. Public health services back the effort with proceeds aiding health service training, as Mrs. Mary P. Morgan urges nurses to mention the sale, urging support without diverting duties.
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O'Ryan Promoted During Wilson Cabinet Nominations
Major General O'Ryan, head of the New York National Guard's 27th division, was nominated by President Wilson for additional officers during a reshuffle. Maury Anderson of Illinois was named director of the women's division, amid broader military and administrative changes.
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War veterans flood western lands and free grants noted
Ottawa notes show 100000 acres of land allocated to 8000 veterans as part of soldiers settlement, with about 2 million acres granted. In Canada luxury tax remains on liquor confectionery chewing gum and playing cards. Paris hosts planned global compulsory arbitration in commerce. A Pacific earthquake near Yup Island is reported. Most nationals favor tricolor flags while Japan and Switzerland accept two colors.
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Chief Wrecks Car En Route to Oshkosh Fire Dept
Assistant chief Fred W. Lambert of the Oshkosh fire department lost control of a new city purchased automobile on a south side route. He was severely but not fatally injured with facial and leg wounds. the front of the vehicle was demolished. The report notes allied details and a Spanish proverb at the end.
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