Bolshevik Army Rumors Stir Alarm Across Seas
Dispatches from December report a supposed Bolshevik army of nearly one million, with Allied naval actions and Soviet capital moves. Claims of Bolshevik gains mix with cautions on accuracy as Crimea and Odessa tensions rise and reports of unrest spread from Petrograd to Sevastopol.
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Gruuke Nicholas
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Tmi
R Cingk
Twa
Ivia
Polsheviti
Steve
da Hayden
Rotelli
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Odessa
Skopman
Miraine
Rigek Sea
Agost
Alee
Teeltxori
Sebastopol
Saas de
Air Traffic Police Big Night in Gotham
A sprawling, disjointed report blends aviation law and New York public events. The piece notes a court ruling on sidewalk police power in San Antonio and describes a December 18 carnival on Fifth Avenue for the Red Cross, with traffic cautions and city warnings amid war sirens and holiday festivities.
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San Antonio
Kyward Price Bell
Hlerge Daily News
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Cluegeen Unaily News Co
Tandon
Ais
Air
Air Police
Inter
New York
Fifth Avenue
Madison Square
Plagaut Ot Street
Avenue of Mercy
Red Cross
WE Red Cross
United States
Portland
Foamps
Fleet Review Planned in New York Harbor December
Washington announces the American fleet, returning vessels from Europe, will reach Ambrose light and pass the Statue of Liberty beforeAnchoring in the North River. Secretary Daniels will review the fleet aboard the Mayflower, with post-anchorage parades on Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
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Europe
New York
Dastiels
Navy
North River
Jet Street
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Foreign Service
Hose
George Washington
New Mexico
Miss Missou Taine
Wisconsin
Mahoma
Tlinois
Kearsarge
Tawa
Iadiana
Massachusetts
Solace
Navy Department
Secretary Daniels
Anehor
New York City
West 2Nd Street
Daniels
Admiral Mayo
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Bulgaria Not Hungry Says AP Reports
AP reports Bulgaria faces food shortages in rural areas but cities have food for those who can pay high prices. Clothing is scarce and thread prices are prohibitive. Quinine and medical dressings are expensive, with tobacco sold by the government at high prices to raise funds.
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Associated Press
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Wriday
Duligavia
Count
Marly
Detroit
St. Louis
Uece
Tlouston
Tex
Scott Meld
Belleville
Indianapolis
Hill
Dexter
Scott Field
Opens New Mail Route Between New York and Chicago
The first regular air mail service between New York and Chicago began today with pilots transporting mail via intermediate stops. An incident over Belle Vernon raised concerns as a pilot released mail to a substitute en route to Cleveland. Flights across other routes faced delays and repairs, with limited operations as crews manage technical issues. Notable death: Tuey O Saunders, a leading woman oil promoter, died in Wichita Falls from Spanish influenza after contributing to the Sour Take and Sunshine Hill fields.
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Der
Mnet
Chicago
Sean D. Smith
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Park
Lag Island
Dedafonte
Cleveland
Wichita Falls
Tex
Deer
Tuey O. Saunders
America
Bacon
Tulsa
Burkburnett
Sunshine Hill
Texas
Plan to Check Crimes by Paul Scott
The article reports on alleged pogroms in Poland with French and British officials studying responses. It cites conflicting information about perpetrators, noting Russian and German prisoners as possible blame, and references civil war in Galicia and Bolshevik agitation. The French government pledges justice and action to prevent further crimes against Jews.
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Mowrek
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Chicago Daily News
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Chicago Daily News Co
Paris
Bee
Poland
Galicia
Volos
Daniels Sees Need for New Gas Rates for Army Abroad
The article reviews Secretary Daniels urging new gas and electric rate structure changes to support military needs abroad for at least two years. It discusses proposed increases, fixed charges, and the impact on costs as wartime measures, plus remarks on demobilization and national defense funding.
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Aomipelis
Conference of State
OVO
United Btides
Ayoti
Pat End Deepee
Layne
Federal
Agen
Politie National Gian
Sete
Poli
Tara
PREDICTORY VICTORY Likely nationwide Prohibition amendment
A Pan of Prohibition and Public Morals report says the federal Prohibition amendment will reach the three fourths requirement by next February 4 with several states already approving or poised to vote. The panel lists states seen as favorable and those opposing or unsure, noting shifts in support across the country. The dispatch also covers military unit returns and a local fox incident reported by the Yorkshire Post.
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Poo. Bee
Virginia
Wyoming
Tennsylvi
New York
New Jersey
Investigations Highlight Farm Office Concerns and Firmilitations
Washington reports show former Agriculture official Spillman clashing with Senator Gore over farm management findings. The debate questions the depth of wheat production reports and the motives behind suspending related office work. Charter filings across Texas list multiple incorporations and capital changes, including Atlas Surly Company and Lakeott Company of Wyco.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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Farm Management
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Honeth
Lis
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Dec
Thiny Pires
Alexander Sanger
Aelin Samer
Sarnel Sanger
Toxarkaway
Tae
Harrington
Odayer
Kline
Western Catton Ol Company
Haskets Capital Preck
Duke
D.C
Cogdell
nceHor
Lakeott Company
Wyco
Plainctin County Tinlding
Bure
St. Bane Farming
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Eneita
College of San Antonio
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Arkite Y Pre Sue ii
St. Suny Oo
Cle Comany
Georgia
Tinpie
Texas
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Atlas Surly Company
Muskegee
O.la
Fort Werth
Peasants Revolt Report Back From Ukraiian Lands
Train arrivals bring Polish nobles and sugar magnates fleeing massacre in Ukraiian and Lithuania. Russian peasants in Volosynia attack landlords. a siege on Dombr ovitaza ends with executions after a fire and surrender. Norwegian? No.
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Lithuania
Ukrai
Volosuynia
Peincoss Potockiv
Dombrovitaza
King s New Discovery for Colds and Coughs
Advertising copy touts King s New Discovery as prompt relief for winter colds coughs and bronchial attacks. It notes a long history of use and lists price 1 50 with distribution by druggists nationwide.
The Boon of Regular Bowels Health Claim Ad
An advertisement extols the health benefits of active digestion and promotes Dr. King's New Life Willy as a gentle positive remedy. It claims the product is sold everywhere for 25m.
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Dr. King
Willy
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