Battery E Arrives at Ft Harrison From Camp Merritt
Battery E 139th Field Artillery, largely Madison and Jefferson county men, arrived at Fort Harrison at 6 o'clock this morning. About 51 Jefferson county men are listed. They plan to return home in a body in about ten days after discharge. Names of many members across ranks are given, with tobacco market notes from Madison and area warehouses.
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Ft. Harrison
Herald
139Th Field Artillery
Camp Merritt
N. J
Jefferson County
William Ogden
Fort Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
H. O. Woolford
Madison
Camp Shelby
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Charles Wykoff
Howard N. Demaree
Hayden H. Bear
Eldo Lauderbaugh
Lyman H. Faulconer
Hallie H. Lawson
John W. Dillender
Raymond E. Francisco
Robert C. Gordon
Wayne M. Jones
Charles H
Ernest Wyne
Carl Yarber
George L. Brinson
Charles A. Hoffman
Bernard Jones
Bugler
Durward B. Wood
Cook
Clarence McDaniel
Albert H. Watts
F. A
Snook
Planters
Peoples House
Broadway
President Wilson Orders Flag Half Mast for Roosevelt Funeral
Paris January 7. President Wilson directs Vice President Marshall to attend the Roosevelt funeral. A proclamation will lower flags to half mast and shut down departments during the funeral. Wilson plans a brief rest before intensive conferences.
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Paris
Wilson
Grant Ree
Marhall
Washington
Cole Roosevelt
Bolshevik Forces Seize Riga on Baltic Campaign
Riga is reported captured by Bolshevik troops around January 4, according to a British navy dispatch relayed to Washington. Admiral Sinclair’s report to the British Admiralty cited Copenhagen arrivals, with conflicting wireless notes indicating no Baltic Russian port remains under Russian control.
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London
Riga
Baltic
Russia
Washington
Sin
Arniral Sinclair
Copenhagen
State Department
Sympathy and funeral plans for Col Roosevelt
Roosevelt estate staff will carry the coffin to Christ Episcopal Church and Youngs Memorial Cemetery in Oyster Bay tomorrow afternoon for Col Roosevelt's funeral. Messages of sympathy include one from President Wilson as the nation prepares to pay homage.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Ill
Christ Episcopal Church
Young's Memorial Cemetery
Wilson
Civil War Breaks Out in Berlin Crowds Swarm Streets
Dispatches from German sources report civil war erupting in Berlin with heavily armed crowds seizing streets. Frankfort on the Main advisories dated Monday night indicated few casualties despite the chaos in the capital.
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Copenhagen
Tan
Berlin
Frankfort-on the-Main
Interstate Commerce Commission members debate railroad ownership
Washington hearing before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee reveals most members except Woolley favor government ownership or operation of railroads as potentially wise at this time. Commissioner Clark reports the views of the commission on wheth er all be done with the par roads.
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Washington, Dan
Paterstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Clark
Unclear OCR fragment on combat between groups
Fragmentary text describes a violent clash involving Sopbers and Potes with disputed combat rods. many participants reportedly hailed or injured amid chaotic scene.
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Vienna
General Strike Proclaimed by German Revolutionaries
A general strike is proclaimed today with Geneyo and opposing parties joining the movement. The Persia government and allied forces reportedly resist, while reports from German sources confirm widespread labor activity and calls for political change.
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Geneyo
McAdoo reports rail system adequate for nation’s business
Director General McAdoo releases annual rail operations report stating enough railroads exist to handle national business. The message urges timely alert for emergencies and notes ongoing efforts in wartime infrastructure. The Seoul Press reports a forthcoming large gold and silver mining project in Kuyonsimyon South Pyongan with a 1,000,000 yen capital and planned refinery construction.
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Washington, Dan
McAdoo
Seoul
Chaidong
Kuyonsimyon
Vyanetok
South Pyongande
Decision of Public Service Commission in Madison Street Railway
The Public Service Commission of Indiana orders Madison Light and Railway Co to continue service on the Madison street railway while dismantling and disposing of other assets. The agreement with the city of Madison is approved and the balance of the street remains in at least as good repair as found.
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the Public Service Commission
the Light and Railway Co
the Public Service Commission of Indiana
Madison Light & Railway Company
City of
Madison
Supreme Court
City of Made
Madison Light and Railway Company
Public Service Commmission of
Indiana
Public Service Commission
Tad Vas
Madison Light
Radacs Company
Iunda Ana
Madison Lig & Railway Company
Madison Light & Railway Coesjouas
Antioch Grange Officers to Serve for Ensuing Year
Antioch Grange will hold a Saturday evening installation on January 11 to install Master Herbert Park and other officers for the year. Supper will follow. baskets requested. Court docket includes Bassett guardianship, Stuart will probate, Mouser guardianship report approved, Lever v Leland heard. note on 1874 nose vaccination and U.S. cotton production.
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Antioch Grange
Herbert Park
Leroy Gassett
Maggie Morris
Kate Gassett
Daniel Hennessy
George Schumann
Edw. Schumann
Wim. Hennessy
Chas. Schmidlapp
M. D. Harding
Carrie Craig
Imogene Harding
Jacob Borcherding
Musning
Griffith
Solomon L. Bassett
Shelby
Township
Guardian
Emerson Lemen
Bassett
Bear
Clark Stuart
David G. Stuart
West Main Street
W. OO. Ford
Stuart
Vernon Mouser
Mouser
W. O. Ford
Lever
Leland
Vigorous Protest at Hitchcock Bill Surfaces
Assistant Secretary of War Crowell protests the Hitchcock bill in a public letter to Senator Fletcher. The measure would create a three member committee to settle disputes arising from formal and informal war contracts. Washington date cited January 7.
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Washington
Crowell
Fletcher
Kellogg Introduced Telecommunication Supervision Bill
In Washington on January 7 Senator Kellogg of Minnesota introduced a bill to place the telephone telegraph cable and radio system under the supervision and control of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Senate
Kellogg
Minnesota
Exchanges Suspend Trading In Respect To Roosevelt
New York trading to suspend at 12 30 tomorrow and Chicago exchange to close at 11 30 tomorrow in respect to Colonel Roosevelt as announced. Take the Herald.
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New York
Chicago
Roosevelt
New York Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
German Government Move Hinted to Frankfurt Amid Battles
Copenhagen reports that the German government may relocate from Berlin to Frankfurt on the Main if loyal troops fail in ongoing fighting. Advices from Frankfurt indicate this possible transfer depends on battlefield outcomes and political pressure.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Frankfort
Supreme Court Upholds Webb Kenyon Liquor Law
The U S Supreme Court ruled that the Webb Kenyon law forbidding shipment of liquor into a dry state is constitutional and does not violate the constitution in interstate commerce regulation.
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Webb-Kenyon
Washington
Supreme Court
Officers Elected By Kauit Pinay Fire Co No 1
Last night the Kauit Pinay Fire Co No 1 elected officers for the enacting term. The meeting included names such as Roger Dass, Tohsan, and Hoffman with other officers listed alongside. A death notice for Mrs. Arose Vanburen, wife of John Weber, was read at noon today, and a fatal car crash near Ye Pieuer Boown was reported with four injuries noted.
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Kauit Pinay Fire Co
Arose Te Vanburen
John Weber
Edgar Culberson
Vontorren
Dee
Currie
Fragmented thoughts on virtue and social odds
The passage mixes nameless cautionary lines about anger and self control with a witty aside on a cleanser made from Carlyle and cornstarch. It ends with a social statistic claiming ten married men are bachelors for each widower.
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Ences
Jao
Mark Col. Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
iSays
Dean
Eliza J. Iddings
Second St
Eliza Iddings
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Adv
Court News
America
Hitchcock
U.S. Supreme Court
Pearl Packing Co
BULLS
Jane Need
Roger Dass Tohsan
Brad Eleck
Poon Boosehofield
Rangwald
I Laresee Hoffman
de Pian
Toot Poser
Pert Antle
Bigete
Boua Westanley
Wil Mao
George FL Harper
Tiohie Animiattee
Phos. Wolt
Bebo Patager Ear
Bert Antle
Ataayert
Te Praire
Origec
Pepin
Dougal
Dougall
Hd. Meyer
Carlyle
American School of Practipedies
C. A. Stanton
SONS
the Shoeists
Hopo
W. Pfortner
Jefferson Street
Rosmart
Hertz’s
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
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