Peace Conference Delegation Named by President Wilson
President Woodrow Wilson will head the American delegation to the peace conference. The group includes Secretary of State Robert Lansing Col E M House Henry White and General Tasker H Bliss in an official White House announcement Friday night.
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Migratory Bird Law Regulates Seasons and Protections
The new Federal Migratory Bird Law enforces treaty protections for most North American birds and implements uniform national bag limits. It bans night hunting, restricts sales without permits, and encourages propagation on game farms. Open seasons vary by state with many specifics, and information is available from the Department of Agriculture. 100 Pairs of Ladies High Top Shoes offered by 8. M. Newmeyer.
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Letter from France dated October 27 1918 from Corp Arnold Johnson
A soldier writing from Somewhere in France says he is doing guard duty as an MP and enjoying the country. He reports everyone well, plenty to eat and a good bed, with friendly locals and some trouble communicating with women, notes there is beer and wine, asks about family back home, and asks to be kept informed. He signs off with love to all.
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Arnold Johnson
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For Sale Pure Rhode Island Poultry in Kentucky
Rhode Island cockerels and hens offered for sale with some late cockerels. Prices available for immediate sale as seller aims to make room for winter. Contact Miss Ola Quisenberry Route 2 Mt. Sterling Ky.
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Rhode Island
Ola Quisenberry
Mt. Sterling
Mooney Sentence Commuted After US Supreme Court Action
Thomas J Mooney was spared the gallows when Gov W D Stephens commuted his December 13 death sentence for the 1916 San Francisco preparedness parade bombing deaths to life imprisonment The US Supreme Court had recently refused to review the case and threats of a national strike had circulated while calls for a new trial were made by the trial judge
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Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Wilson
Mooney
Closeout on Dorothy Dodd and Gold Medal Ladies Shoes
Dorothy Dodd and Gold Medal ladies shoes offered for closeout with broken sizes and values up to 8.00 now priced at 2.48 per pair. Sizable discount presented by M. Newmeyer.
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Dorothy Dodd
M. Newmeyer
8. M. Newmeyer
Kentucky men in overseas war service shift to combat divisions
Although the 38th and 84th Divisions with many Kentucky boys did not reach the battle lines, hundreds of Kentuckians saw fighting service as they were transferred to combat divisions soon after arriving in France.
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France
Mrs Rhoda Foreman Dies in Lexington
Mrs. Rhoda Foreman 37, died at home 304 East Fifth street Lexington on Saturday afternoon November 23 from pneumonia as a complication of influenza. Survived by husband Ebb Foreman two sons William and Allen Foreman a half brother and sister Goeble and Buhla Cox two sisters Mrs Frank Ramsey Winchester and Mrs Bettie Langston Houston and Texas one brother Claude Cox San Antonio. She was a Felix Memorial Baptist Church member and formerly lived in the city.
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East Fifth Street
Lexington
Ebb Foreman
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Goeble
Buhla Cox
Frank Ramsey
Winchester
Bettie Langston
Houston
Texas
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San Antonio
Foreman
1 500 000 Prisoners Freed by Germans
The American Third Army reports estimates that more than 1.5 million prisoners of various nationalities have been released by the Germans. About 250,000 will pass through American lines and be fed by U S troops. Most released are French English Italian and American soldiers.
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