Londoners Eager to See President in Rome and London
Londoners expect a grand welcome for President Wilson as he arrives in Rome and later in London. Public events include a guild hall address with the lord mayor and a state banquet under debate over precedence among foreign ambassadors. The diplomatic corps weighs who leads at the banquet behind the king and the president.
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London
Wilson
Guild Hall
Strand
Frent Street
St. Paul's Cathedral
Thames
Diplomatic ‘Corps
Northcliffe Predicts Big Welcome in England Visit
In Paris Lord Northcliffe, chairman of the British mission to the United States, hosted American newspaper correspondents. He said their invitation to guest England during President Wilson's visit would influence U S European ties and that Wilson would receive a great welcome in England. He noted Britain had supplied France with many wartime goods.
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Wilson
Lord Northcliffe
England
United States
France
Gee
Walter Hines Pease Former Ambassador Dies in Pinehurst
Walter Hines Pease former ambassador to Great Britain died in Pinehurst North Carolina after a lengthy illness. He resigned his post at the Court of St James the previous summer after deteriorating health.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Walter Hines Pease
Great Britain
Page
Court of St. James
Mongolia Arrives in New York with Troops for Demobilization
The United States transport Mongolia arrived from Brest with 148 officers and 4,588 enlisted men and 745 sick. After a mayoral reception, the troops were landed at Hoboken and sent to Camp Mills for demobilization.
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New York
United States
Mongolia
Brest
Hobocken
Camp Mills
Berlin Soldiers and Workers Congress Sets Jan Nineteen Vote
The congress of soldiers and workmen councils decides elections to the national assembly for January 19. The move signals a new phase in the political process as councils arrange polling and oversight.
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Brerlin
Congress of Soldiers and Workmen's Councils
A National Assembly
Embassy in Perograd Pillaged by Helisheviki
Reports from Stockholm indicate the Spanish embassy in Perograd was entered by the helsheviki and the archives were looted. No further details on casualties or scope are provided.
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Stockholm
Frar
Perograd
Helsheviki
Peere
Center Party Summoned in Copenhagen Amid German Tensions
Dbr Gustet stresses the mace Isader of the national Neval party in Germany warns that the German People's Party strongly opposes social Genuoen. The excerpt shows cross party friction and diplomacy concerns surrounding Ival and Neval links in Copenhagen.
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Center Party
Copenhagen
Dbr
Gustet Stressesmace
National Neval Party
Germany
German People’s Party
Iowa War Casualty List and State Updates
Iowa lists a long roster of soldiers reported killed in action or died of wounds or disease from Des Moines to Linn and beyond. The report notes Sergeant Clarence Norelius of Canada’s 58th battalion and birther details of his service and age, while Butter price investigations are set for immediate action by the state food administration. The piece covers state personnel shifts in agriculture and public safety, college equipment transfers, Camp Dodge bands on tour, poultry feeding guidance, Belgian orphans adopted by Havelock, and a rефormatory shakeup ending the idea of a state farm system in Iowa.
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Lowans
Mathew D.eckerman
Des Moines
James F. Boothe
Prairie City
Frank D. Steckelberg
Hanson
James M. Dungan
Logan
Tom D. Dvorak
Cresco
Charles A. L. Clarke
Melrose
Clarence L. Hughes
Iowa City
Burney A. Demuth
Bloomfield
Ernest B. Peterson
Dayton
Corp
Frank Marcheck
Mystic
Carl Hermen Kroneger
New Albin
Fred Winke
Rockwell City
Harry E. R. Otte
Mapleton
Mathias Werner
McIntyre
Arthur Anderson
Patten
Lee Brannon
Birmingham
James Ware
Centerville
James QC
Thorp
Knoxville
Leo J. James
Burton
Clyde L
Moulger
Troy
Andrew W. Marshback
Worthington
John H. Reylts
Hull
Oskaloosa
Glen D. Ruby
Adolph H. Schuler
Atkins
Edwin L. Lorwin
Guttenberg
Walter Davenport
Gildder
Francis Norelius
Vicor
Clarence Noreliug
58Th Battalion
Canadian Infantry
Third Division
Ninth Brigade
England
Sergt
Norelius
Navy
State Food Administration
J.J. Ross
Hooover
Washington, D
Burlington
Towa State College
Camp Dodge
Sergi
Harry Polk
Atlantic
Pacific
Iowa
Jae. F. Deems
Deams
Havelock
Havelock Consolidated School
A. G. Abrecht
Fira
National Bank
Perblic
Goard
Clive
Alec
Granite
Lyca County
Dependable permanent storehouse for farm grain storage
The United States Department of Agriculture describes a combined crib and granary to protect grain. The design includes ventilated drying racks, removable ventilators, a shelling trench for labor savings, and overhead bins to maximize space. It aims to reduce spoilage, improve drying, and cut handling effort with concrete options and plans available on request from the Bureau of Public Roads.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Division of
Bureau of Pubic Roads
Enombriston
Corp
United States
Division of Rural Engineering
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, DC
Reading and Adjusting Grain Waste in Hen Pens
The text advises drawing excess grain from litter into rows or tiles to force hens to work for their food and prevent waste. It warns against feeding too soon and notes issues with a broken grate and misreadings of the litter.
Precautionary Measures for Efelt Worm Injury in Wheat
The United States Department of Agriculture warns Virginia West Virginia Maryland and California farmers to monitor eelworm galls in grain and take steps to stamp out the disease. It causes up to forty percent losses in Virginia and may appear in other states. Use saltwater separation to remove infected kernels and boil galls before disposal. Signs include greener, smaller heads with dark hard galls in place of kernels. The life cycle moves from galls in spring to young eelworms in leaf sheaths then heads, culminating in mature larvae feeding on flowers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
California
Office of Cereal Investigations
Washington,d. C
European Corn Borer Seen as Major Threat to Future U.S. Crops
The European corn borer is identified as the most destructive enemy of maize in the United States. Massachusetts hosts the outbreak, with eastern Massachusetts the current area. Authorities urge growers to inspect fields and burn infested vegetation to prevent nationwide spread and costly losses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Massachusetts
Boston
Raise Good Chickens For Worthy Flock Production
A brief guide stresses raising quality birds each year and using feed wisely. It notes that even small flocks should be kept healthy and productive, avoiding waste on poor fowls.
Feeding the World Balances Hope and Hunger
A brief note on global food challenges. It frames feeding as a vital act and hints at rising aid efforts and policy debates shaping access to meals worldwide.
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Transport
Hawkeye
State News
Corn Bett
Stark
State Entomologist
State Board of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
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