Solemn Armistice Day Funeral for Unknown Soldier
Washington plans the most solemn military funeral in U.S. history for an unidentified World War I enlistee. The casket will travel from Havre to Washington, in state at the Capitol, then carried to Arlington for interment with a large military and veteran escort. President to deliver the oration amid international attendees marking Armistice Day.
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Washington
United States
Ariington Cemetery
United States Army
France
Orurs
War Department
Havre
Olympia
Washington Navy Yard
Horne
United States Capitol
American Legion
Army
Shippers urged to release refrigerator cars promptly
Washington urges release of 20000 refrigerator cars to move perishable crops now ready for market. USDA investigations show some receivers store cars instead of moving perishables, hindering prompt distribution and market efficiency.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Huieau
Department
Lee
Mar
Red Cross Ships Medical Aid to famine Russia
American Red Cross Northwestern Division Seattle announces over 700000 dollars in medical and hospital supplies from European and Atlantic stocks heading to Riga for relief in Russia. 40 tons of medicines and 43 carloads of hospital clothing valued at 620000 dollars, plus towels blankets and surgical dressings shipped from New York, to be directed by Lt Col Dr Henry W Beouwkes under Russian relief operations.
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Atlantic
Russia
Amercan Red Cross
Red Cross
Europe
Riga
Red Cross European
National Headquarters
New York
American Relief Administration
American Red Cross
Henry W. Beouwkes
Pereking
France
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America’s Tribute
Arlington National Cemetery
U. 8. Celt Artillery
BR Infantry
U. 8. Anilor
Marines
National Guard
Eorteae
Umied Miele Metinet
Tee
Elatit Gwartel
Bates
Becky
Antoherbinee Caine
of Ai
American Red Cross Northwestern
Seattle
Mickie
al the Baugh
Thos. Meighan
Clyde Cook
the Huntsman
New York Hippidrome
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