French Commanders Tearful Review Of Soldiers In Strasburg
London dispatch describes French leaders Detain and Gouraud at Strasburg entry, eyes moist with emotion as troops pass in a solemn parade. Gouraud, recently from his mother’s deathbed, stands erect and respected, saluting Petain and embracing colleagues amid colors, drums, and varied regiments. The piece notes the grave mood of France and its allies. A separate item reports a conference of railroad presidents debating collision prevention, with Mr. Carter noting his line has never caused a collision because it operates a single train.
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Gerald Campbell
London
San Antonio
Ciladelpha Public Ledger
The
Puble Ledger Co
Strasburg
Marshal Detain
Marshal Vetain
Gouraud
Ereet
Vetain
Marshal Petain
Irance
Mr. Carter
Zemo Promises Skin Relief At Low Price
Advertises Zemo as a cure for eczema pimples blackheads blotches and ringworm claiming a clean non greasy antiseptic liquid available at drug stores for 35c and a large bottle at 1.00. Describes easy application dependable results from The W. Rose Co Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Mentho Laxene hailed as premier cough remedy
Letter from Birmingham operator HL Hoot praises Mentho Laxene for cough relief after three months. He describes making a home mixed syrup from a concentrated cherry lung remedy advertised by pharmacists in 21-ounce bottles, claiming quick relief and high value.
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Hoot
F. C, WR
Birmingham
Ala
Luxemburgers Welcome Americans as German Forces Withdraw
Special cable recounts grateful Luxembourgers greeting advancing American troops after German retreat to Prussia. Residents cheer as troops pass Remich and cross the Moselle, flags shift from German to French colors, and civilians observe the calm arrival of Allied forces along the river.
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Junius B. Wood
San Antonio
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily News Co
Moselle
Germany
France
Prussia
Rhine
Darken Gray Hair at Home by Simple Mix
Mr Frank Harbaugh of Cincinnati Ohio a barber with over forty years experience shares a home remedy to darken gray hair using a half pint of water bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine bought at a drug store Apply twice weekly until the desired shade is reached claiming it makes an gray haired person look twenty years younger and that it does not rub off or stain the scalp
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Frank Harbaugh
Cincinnati,co
House Warned Of New Peril In Central Europe
A Rose memorandum for Colonel House warns that Bolshevism risks eclipsing former Austro‑Hungarian militarism. It cites six months of new dangers: deserter green guards forming fortified camps across Southeastern Europe, up to a million troops escaping into noncombat life, and widespread pillage aided by sympathetic peasants. Trains are robbed as demoralized troops crowd routes home, threatening regional stability.
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Paris
Europe
B. M. House
William J. Rose
Austria-Hungary
Mr. Rose
Hapsburgs
Green Guards
Hatian
Klagenfurt
Laibach
Ipso Fatto
Vienna
Cardis
Voles
Soldier Dies in France Private Walter B Jeffries Dies in France
Private Walter B. Jeffries of San Antonio died October 14 in France from disease while serving in the Medical Corps of the 6th Deplacement Unit which landed there September 27 His death was advised to his mother Mrs Barbara Jeffries of 1242 Waverly Street He was 28 and formerly worked at the Rockport shipyards Sergeant Louis Chamberlain of Company G 14th Infantry was wounded in action with a leg wound from shrapnel.
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Walter B. Jeffries
San Antonio
France
Barbara Jeffries
Waverly Street
War Department
Rockport
Louis 1 Chamberlain
W. C. Chamberlain
South Alamo Street
What Some Other Folks Want
The piece surveys foreign demand and American exports in the early 20th century. It notes modest prices for eggs and chicken in Shansi, the growing popularity of ice cream and American-made yarn socks in China, phonograph records by Chinese musicians in the United States, and toilet soups for India. It also mentions religion influencing product choices and Massachusetts clockmakers shipping loud-ticking clocks to East Africa.
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China
Shansi
Department of Commerce
Middle Kingdom
Mowery Land
United States
India
Massachusetts
British East Africa
Leavenworth Court Martial Convicts 13 Army Prisoners
Thirteen of eighteen prisoners at the Leavenworth disciplinary barracks were found guilty by a court martial for conspiracy to murder Shelby Hisle who was killed in his cell on July 20. Five were acquitted. Verdicts sent to the War Department. the case began November 6 and drew major attention as a key wartime trial. Names of officials Maj. Walter Smith and Lieut. L A Gumason stood for the government. Potential death-penalty implications linger pending presidential approval.
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Leavenworth
Kay
Shelby Hisle
Washington
War Department
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Houston
Hisle
Walter Smith
Pand
L. A. Gumason
Wilson
Pankhurst Tours New York as Pacifist Blacklist Foe
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, veteran British suffragist leader, arrives in New York as representative of the British Woman's party. She says her aim is to strengthen ties with American women in war work, not to push federal suffrage, and vows to blacklist pacifists and war hinderers while backing the Allied war effort. She criticizes Russia under Bolshevik influence and describes harsh alleged social regulations, while noting the party funds a Montessor school for war orphans.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Great Britain
Ellis Island
New York City
British Woman's Party
New York
McAlpin
Britannna
Woman's Party
Asquith
Lloyd George
Ars. Pank- Hurst
Russia
Pankfurst
Kerensky
Urotaky
Trotsky
Isvestin
Holsheviks
Certa
la Liberte
Bureau
Commission of
Public Assistance
Mrs. Pankhurst
Pankhurst
Stephens Promises Careful Review of Mooney Charges
Sacramento reports Governor William D. Stephens promised careful consideration of the Mooney petition for pardon amid San Francisco Labor Council pressure for a new trial. The Densmore report to Wilson on irregularities in the case was to be available to Stephens, with the governor not bound to act or disclose timing.
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Stephens
Mooney
Densmore
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Sacramento
Cal
Shamus Mooney
William Db. Stephens
San Francisco Labor Council
D.C. Murphy
California Rate Federation’ of Labor
Mooney Indicted in Explosion Case Faces Disposition
Public prosecutor and others linked to the explosion cases include Mrs Mooney who was indicted with her husband and three others on ten counts charging murder. She was acquitted on one count, four dismissed, and now at liberty on bail awaiting disposition of the remaining counts. Secretary Wilson criticized the San Francisco grand jury investigation in a telegram to Governor Stephens.
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Stephens
Densmore
Washington, D. C
Slooney
Wilsen
John B. Densmore
Federal Employment Service
Rena
Herman Mooney
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Public Prosecutor
Grand Jury
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