Tanlac credited with restoring Nashville woman after illness
Mrs. Mamie Hall of 1317 Eighth Ave Nashville says Tanlac saved her from an operation. After years of stomach trouble she weighed 96 pounds and faced bedrest. four bottles brought full relief and strength. Her husband also reports improvement. Tanlac sold in Laredo by Windrow Drug Co.
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Tanlac
Mamie Hall
Eighth Avenue
Nashville
Tenn
Laredo
Windrow Drug Co
Inter Allied War Conference closes in Paris with House address
United States official Col KE M House delivers closing address as the Inter Allied War Conference concludes in Paris. Government issues war savings stamps for the first time and Britain seizes German East Africa, marking the effective loss of Germanys colonial empire.
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Paris
Col
KE. M. House
United States
German East Africa
Germany
Resolutions of Respect for Loftus and Bigden
A Laredo High School athletic club committee presents resolutions honoring Lieuten Luke Witt Loftus and Sergeant George H. Bigden who fell in action. Loftus was a charter member and notable for his club and community influence. Bigden, a former club president, left high school to serve and is remembered for his lasting impact on the community.
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The
Laredo High S Athletic Club
Luke Witt Loftus
Luke Witt
Loftus
J. P. Maher, Jr
ST. Elmo Trout
Katherine Tarver
Joseph O'Hara
Laredo High School Athletic Club
George H. Bigden
Resolutions of Respect for Sergeant Percy R. Winch
Members of the Juaredo High School Athletic Club mourn the loss of Sergeant Percy R. Winch who fell in action while serving. Winch was an eleven year student in public schools and a graduate of Laredo High School. The club extends sympathy to his family and to local papers.
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Joseph O'Hara
Juaredo High School Athletic Club
Percy R. Winch
Laredo High School
J. P. Maher, Jr
ST. Elmo
Laredo High School Athletic Club
Charles FE. Woodul
Charles E. Woodul
Charles E. Woodnul
T. P. Mahar
Social calendar from Christ Church and local groups
The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church meets weekly at the Rectory at 4 PM, Community Singing at the Soldiers Club at 8 PM, Miriam Chapter No 86 at the Masonic Hall at 8 PM, Woman's Auxiliary gathers at Christ Church at 3 30 PM, and a dance is planned at the Y M H A Hall at 8 16 PM hosted by Mrs Purwin and Mrs Ifeld. Visiting members are welcome.
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Soldiers’ Club
Miriam Chapter No
C. FE
Masonic Hall
Y. M. H. A. Hall
Purwin
Iifeld
Village social notes and club meetings in Laredo
An itemized harvest season social includes a dance at Elks Hall with Royal Orchestra, a Bridge Club meeting at Mrs G Alexie's home, and a Heights Civic Club and Child Welfare Circle joint session recalling postwar reconstruction. Mentions Mrs Samuel R Stock visiting from El Paso, family moves, and a sorrowful note of A F Hiatt’s death from pneumonia.
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Tournament Bridge Club
Mesdames Fish
Hassel
Weber
Derby
Christen
Johnston
M. T. Cogley
8. M. Barlow
Sergeant Charles E Woodul Remembered by Athletic Club
The Athletic Club announces the departure of Sergeant Charles E Woodul to active service. Woodul, once a student in local public schools and a friend to many club members, fell in action. The club and family honor his service as T P Mahar signs the submission on behalf of the troupe.
Croup Relief Praised by Frankfort Mother
Mrs Edward Hassett of Frankfort New York praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief of croup attacks in her children and notes it contains no opium or narcotic making it safe for both children and adults to use.
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Chamberlain
Edward Hassett
Frankfort
N.Y
Washington enacts drastic prohibition law states wide reach
Olympia officials announce a sweeping prohibition statute becomes operative this month. Any person found with half a pint of liquor may be arrested. Possession for personal use carries fines up to 250 dollars or 90 days in jail, while possession to sell makes the holder a felon facing one to five years in state prison.
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Olympia
Wash
Anti Balcon League
United States
Washington
United States District Attorney
Seattle
Non-Partisans Hold Confab in St Paul Minnesota
A. C. Townley leads the National Non-Partisan League in St Paul for the first national conference to plan future campaigns and reconstruction policy. Delegates from a dozen states attend as the league aims for broader organization after limited success in recent elections, with North Dakota the sole win.
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St. Paul
Mino
Politcal
National Non-Partisan League
A. C. Townley
League
North Dakota
Todays events from across the nation and beyond
Birthday greetings to Illinois marks its hundredth. Pacific Logging Congress meets in Portland for a three day session. Missouri Poultry Show opens in St. Joseph as largest of its kind. Northwestern Hardwood Lumbermen discuss postwar issues in Minneapolis. Non Partisan League prepares for 1920 election at St Paul national conference. Farmers National Congress opens in Jacksonville with governors present. U S judiciary subcommittee resumes Brewers inquiry into German propaganda ties. League to Enforce Peace NC hosts Raleigh conference with James W Jerard as keynote. New England Methodists convene in Boston to plan world reconstruction after the war.
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Pacific Logging Congress
Portland
Ore
America
St. Joseph
Northwestern Hardwood Lumbermen’s Association
Minneapolis
League
St. Paul
Jacksonville
Fla
Farmers’ National Congress
United States Judiciary Subcommittee
North Carolina
The
Raleigh
James W. Jerard
Germany
New England
Tremont Temple
Boston
Methodist
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Sold Nationally For Internal Cure
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Demand Surrender of William Hohenzollern to Dutch Gov
London reports a joint demand for the surrender of William Hohenzollern to the Netherlands government on behalf of all allied cabinets. France and Italy have fully communicated their views to the British government, and President Wilson has suggested procedures for the cure.
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London
William Hohenzollern
Netherlands
France
Italy
Wilson
German official says archives destroyed to mask war blame
Paris reports Herr Melkenburg former Reichstag Socialist claimed the German foreign office burned propaganda and general government records in Brussels and Berlin to hide Germanys responsibility for the war. He denounced Dr Solfs neutral commission proposal to investigate origins.
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Brussels
Berlin
Germany
Herr Melkenburg
Reichstag
Melkenbuchr
Berlin group seeks protection from Spar tacus propaganda
A Berlin diplomatic group has asked the German government for protection against anarchistic propaganda by the Spar tacus group awaiting a general arming of the proletariat, according to an Amsterdam despatch dated December 4.
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London
Berlin
Spartacus
Amsterdam
Germany may miss armistice locomotive deadline
Paris reports Germany likely cannot hand over all 5,000 locomotives by December 17, risking an extension of the armistice. Allies may grant more time, delaying peace negotiations as allied delegations prepare to discuss next steps at the conference.
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Paris
Germany
Steamers Sail For United States Troops Return
Two steamers the Empress of Britain and the Adriatic left Liverpool for New York carrying 156 officers, 10 nurses and over 4,600 returning American troops. Announcement from the war department noted the voyage took place yesterday.
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Washington
Britain
Liverpool
New York
War Department
Plan for wounded in France to hospitals near relatives announced
Washington announces plans to move wounded soldiers to hospitals within 200 miles of their relatives. More than 100000 men have been turned over to the surgeon general and 50000 will be sent to these institutions in four months. Parents urged to enroll boys in night school if day school is unavailable, under compulsory education law. night school at Central School Building.
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Washington
Plana
France
Saskatchewan Legislature Opens With Heavy Session
ENGLISH LANGUAGE LAWS Regina December 3 The Legislature of Saskatchewan assembled today and opened with customary formalities. The session is expected to be unusually heavy with no prorogation before late January due to planned revision and consolidation of statutes. Amendments to school laws aim to strengthen English language supremacy. potential laws on land settlement labor and provincial finances may follow.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Meeting of American Universities at Harvard
Cambridge Mass Dec 3 The reconstruction of university work after the war and the transition to peace will be discussed at the Association of American Universities annual meeting hosted by Harvard over the next two days. Presidents trustees and faculty from leading American colleges gather with international educators and the British Educational Mission as special guests.
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Cambridge
Mass
Association of American Universities
Harvard
America
United States
Canada
President Wilson Involved In December 26 Events
December 26 saw President Wilson taking part personally in key actions. The report highlights his direct involvement and notable participation during that date's developments.
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Wilson
Dutch government halts all exports to Germany
London data from December 3 reports the Dutch government will stop all exports to Germany in reprisal for Germany’s halt of coal exports to Holland. This move signals heightened tensions as Allied and neutral trade pressures mount.
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London
Germany
Holland
Amsterdam
Soldiers refuse to return home from Warsaw front
Paris reports that 1500 Alsace Lorraine soldiers captured by Russians have refused to go home through Germany. They are held in barracks provided by Polish military authorities pending their fate.
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Paris
Warsaw
Alsace Lorraine
Germany
Marching on the Rhine with the American Army of Occupation
After their first night in Germany American troops of the occupation force rose at dawn to resume the march toward the Rhine. They advance toward Coblenz along the Moselle, moving northeast.
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Rhine
American Prisoner Reported in German Camp
Carlton Kay of Wort Worth Texas is listed among Americans in an unspecified German prison camp as of December 3 in Washington reports.
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Washington
Carlton Kay
Wort Worth
Texas
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times publishes the Weather Bureau forecast. Tonight is fair with frost expected. Wednesday will be fair with continued dry conditions and mild temperatures.
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United States Weather Bureau
New ‘Oreaps
Times
the Telephone Co
Fort Mcintosh 24 Hour Weather Report
Observations for Fort Mcintosh show a 24 hour period ending 7 am with a maximum temperature of 62 degrees and a minimum of 35 degrees. Winds from the southeast. Sky clear.
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Fort Mcintosh
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