Deserter Spy Confession Shocks Army Officer
New York December report states Captain John Williams of Company F, 48th United States Infantry, jailed in Castle Williams on Governors Island after police uncovered a confession alleging he spied for Germany. He claimed to have trained 300 cadets in Germany and plotted to send soldiers to expose others to danger in France, while his defense argued wartime pressures. His wife, formerly Miss Crawford of Chicago, lived on Riverside Drive.
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Lloyd George Hopeful Premier Word in Colchester
Fragmentary report notes Lloyd George hopeful on Premier Word in Colchester with mention of Hagler and Colghus. unclear context, possible political meeting or statement. Source readability limits full facts yet preserves named individuals and place.
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Hagler
George
Colghus
Groot Frithin
St Jacobs Oil Ad Claims Quick Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacob's Oil as a fast-acting remedy for backache lumbago and pains. It promises near instant relief from stiffness and aching, urging readers to try a small sample from their druggist, claiming safe, penetrating action and lasting comfort.
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St. Jacob's
Ministers Warn Against Isolationist Hiring Policy
A parliamentary secretary argues that avoiding foreign competition will fail to tackle unemployment and recovery. He criticizes the doctrine of doing as little as possible to create work for others and insists that both employers and workers must unite to endure wartime strain and emerge stronger.
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Monal-Thijun
Raifwnsaveny
Notting
Wall
Eekether
Provisional Arab Council to Govern Mesopotamia Plan
A British plan announced by Andrew Bonar Law in Parliament outlines Mesopotamia to be governed by Arab central law under a council of state. The council, about eighteen members led by Hindel, includes Christians, Shia leaders, and former officials, with Sir Percy Cox supervising as high commissioner. Basra and Mosul areas referenced in the provisional government setup as authorities draft the future system.
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Plant to close indefinitely at Silk Mill in Phillipsburg
Bee reports that the Silk Mill in Phillipsburg New Jersey posted notices Tuesday announcing the plant will close indefinitely starting today due to market conditions. About 2000 managers affected.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Duesday
Silk Mill
Enlarged Committee on Appropriations Faces Wrangle
Washington reports signs of a row over enlarging the Appropriations Committee. Democrats announce seven new members to the enlarged panel, named Friday, with seats from North Dakota, Vermont, Kansas, Virginia, and other areas. The action, seen as pivotal for the session, draws mixed reactions from party leaders and committee chairmen.
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Naval Affairs Committee
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Loase Action Magnus
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Democratig Eurus
Asia
Holland
Virginia
Ayres
Kansas
Houston shops burn in early morning blaze
Fire destroyed three old timber shops and corrugated structures in Houston before dawn. About twenty passenger coaches and debris were reported as the fire raged, with authorities estimating the loss and cause under investigation.
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Fire destroys freight cars and adjacent structures
Fire burned the barn and nearby tracks as workers fought the blaze. The rolling stock in danger was largely saved, with about 700 men and surrounding guards aiding in containment and protecting surviving buildings amid the smoky scene.
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Bolwern
Prantie
Theo
Ireaty 4S Cancelled Between Aorteo and Ching
Announcement at Lor office Monday night reports cancellation of the commercial treaty between Aorteo and Ching. Note says the condition has long existed and commissions from both sides will study the situation in 1921. Naval commendations with which a paul will be siegot intact.
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Maxivo City
Aorteo
Ching
Wat Bg
Paul
Smokeless City Vision Prompts Electric Transit Comeback
In Philadelphia on December 8, Dr. Charles A. Buinwets of Bebo foresees a legal tie to shift to five major electric transit lines that will render the city smokeless and dustless. He spoke at a Bala-Cynwyd Neighborhood Club dinner, arguing electric methods will replace today’s fire risk and smoke.
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Charles A. Buinwets
Winard
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Hana
Steinnets
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