Paris Censors Hold Up Wilson Peace Dispatch
Paris watchers report Premier Clemenceau warning against false rumors on the peace conference after a Paris dispatch claimed President Wilson threatened to withdraw troops. The New York Tribune and Garret of the Tribune dispute the claim, while Paris censorship and censorship delays are noted by officials and press observers.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
New York
New York Tribune
Wilson
Garret
Tribune
Pans
Paris Dispatch
Ing
Europe
Certai
Chamber
Pars
Theat
Temps
Atlantic
Sloan's Liniment Adverts for Rheumatism Relief
A vintage ad extols Sloan's Liniment for external aches and bruises. It promises quick, economical relief with a standard bottle priced at 30 Ge or $1.20, available from any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Sad Hom Coming in Henry Michel Family
Henry Michel of Richfield township Adams county mourns the loss of his son Harry 25 who died at home after influenza and pneumonia following service in 1918. He served at Camp Harry Jones Douglas Aziz Camp Kearney and Camp Grant before discharge December 1918. He left a father mother siblings and two nieces. Kingston A B and A M lodge No. 266 conducted services. His mother Tittie Penny age 51 died January 11 after long illness.
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Richfield
Harry Michel
Henry
Littie Michel
Harry
Lewis County
Richfield Township
Adams County
Harry Jones
Douglas
Aziz
Camp Kearney
Calif
Camp Grant
Ill
Kingston
A. B
A. M. Lodge No
Tittie Penny
John H
Mary BE
Penny
Henry Michel
Lewistown
Lichfield Township
Floyd
Carrie
Alma
Elmo
Myrle Michel
Ruth Morrison
John Peny
Barry
Jennie Kingston
Baylis
Springfield
Elsie Thompson
Quincy
Daisy Campbell
Parr
Michel
Harry Ocan
Larry
Peters Rew
Ellington Woman Dies in Lorraine at 6:30 P M
Mrs Helen M Kincade a resident of Ellington died at the home of her daughter Mrs S R McClung in Lorraine where she wintered Death was due to heart complications Born December 4 1855 in Ellington she was married to John Kincade December 23 1875 He died about a year ago She leaves three children Ada Mee Clung and John H Kincade and three sisters Mrs Clara Dridges Mrs William Tweed and Mrs LeRoy Wallis Funeral services will be held at Ellington Presbyterian Church this afternoon at 1 o clock led by Rev D McCracken
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Loraine
Helen M. Kincade
Ellington
S. R. McClung
Kincade
Ellington Township
John Kincade
Ada
Carthage to Host Neighborly Hearts Meeting Feb 12
George Ilvarne returns from Paris Island to surprise his parents in Carthage where a Heart of the state conference will be held. Carthage Public Library marks its 26th anniversary on Feb 12 with library staff aiming to lift the influenza ban for the session. Jane Huces and Blanche Cherrill depart for a Chicago visit as plans unfold for the event.
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George Ilvarne
G. R. Hearne
Paris Island
South Carolina
Marine Barracks
Jane Huces
Blanche Cherrill
Chicago
Carthage
Carthage Public Library
Elizabeth Pennock
A. W. O'lHarra
Lincoln Library Anniversary Marks Birthday Observance
Observances for Lincoln birthday and library anniversary note a proposed endowment fund from memorial gifts to provide a permanent revenue source for new books. The report lists residents and staff changes, war memories, and local moves including Dr. W. A. Stadler's new English chair at Carthage College and other community updates.
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Lincoln
P. F. Paris
Wih
W. A. Stadler
Virginia
Carthage College
Lois Hobbs
Nauvoo
Atty
Linus Cruise
Roy Akers
Canadian Mounted Police
Northwest
Lght
Carthage
Canada
Mounted Police
Ira Cronk
Ray
France
Cronk
Case
Chaumont
Ella Guthrie
Matthew
West Point
Thos. Lewis
Death of Palmyra farmer Henry Bier at 72
Henry Bier a prominent Palmyra area farmer died Monday at his home after influenza in November and a pneumonia attack in both lungs. He was 72 and survived by a wife and ten children. Other local items note social gatherings, burials, and residents traveling or visiting in nearby towns.
Nine British Ships For Troop Transports
New York January 17 Nine British vessels with a total carrying capacity of 12 750 men have been placed at the disposal of the American government for transporting troops home. Sailing dates from Brest span January 16 19 22 23 27 28 31 and February 1. The Olympic Mauretania and Aquitania will bring American troops home in February. The Stockholms Swedish American line ship will leave Gothenburg January 18 call at Brest to embark American troops for New York.
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New York
Ministry of Shipping
Brest
Olympic
Mauretania
Aquitania
America
Swedish American Line
Stockholm
Gothenburg
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Harry Seymour
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St. Louis
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Presbyterian Church
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Jefferson City
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Russell Harvey
Frank Smith
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