Falkenhayn Rumored in Greece as British News Circulates
London dispatches report rumors that Von Falkenhayn is in Greece or on the Macedonian front. The rumor sparks debate over his role in Teutonic operations and the German general staff’s strategy, with variations on his possible location and duty. The note mentions Roumania activity and censor considerations. The item also notes the Nome Bowling Club alleys opening hours.
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London
von Falkenhyn
Greece
Roumania
Mackensen
Kenhayn
Impressive Funeral Planned for Late Admiral Dewey
Washington reports a most impressive funeral for the late Admiral Dewey to be held Saturday. The cortege will include the President, top officials, senators, representatives, and foreign diplomats. Thousands of sailors will accompany the body as messages of condolence pour in to Mrs. Dewey. Public buildings go to half mast and all government business halts for the day.
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International News Service
Washington
Admiral Dewey
United States
Army
Navy
Galvaston Reports German Raider Claims Echoed
Galveston finds credence in reports of German raider activity with ships missing after November departures from port. Swedish ships Fusaron and Consul Olson laden with cotton for Havre and Genoa reportedly lost, while Asberg may have been sunk. Aeroplane losses for December tallied sixty six Allies and seventeen German. Bowling club sees Lilly near perfect score with 276, plus other high rolls.
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Galveston
London
Rio Janeiro
Pern
Ambuco
New York
Corfuson
Consul Olson
Havre
International News Service
Berlin
German Raider Sinks Allied Merchant Ships in Atlantic
London reports a surge of German commerce raiders sinking twelve Allied merchant ships, eight British, two French, two Italian, with a Japanese loss unconfirmed. Some ships captured, prize crews set, and several more cargo carriers said overdue. Names of British ships declared sunk include Dramath, Radnorshire, Miaith, Hetherly, Mount Temple, King George V, Hall, and Voldor.
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International News Service
London
Britsh Isles
Admiralty
Ansoun
Rot
Adninstry
Emden
Uituit Britto
Tli Pan
Ares Dramath
Radnorshire
Miaith
Hetherly
Mount Temple
Georgic
Hall
Voldor
Nantes
Alsnerta
German slider devastates South Atlantic ally ships
Dispatches from South America report a German commerce destroyer in the South Atlantic sinking or capturing multiple allied ships. Estimates indicate 21 ships and flags damaged, with seven sunk and nine captured. The vessel is black and resembles a tramp freighter. The Hudson Maru carried officers and crews from sunken ships to Pernambuco, with survivors said to number 237, though details are uncertain.
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Ternational
Rio Janeiro
South America
South Atlantic
Ben
Pernambuco
Apa
British Had German Raider In Clutches But Let It Go
International News Service reports German raiders active in the Atlantic with one near the Irish coast another in the south Atlantic and a third near the Gulf of Mexico. A Belgian flagged Moldavia carried aid for Belgian sufferers and was allowed to proceed. it later was found to have sunk over a year ago.
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International News Service
New York
North
South Atlantic
Irish
Gulf
Mexico
Atlantic
West Indies
Samland
England
Moldavia
Mars
Nome Tailoring Co Offers Cleaning and Repairs
The Nome tailoring shop advertises cleaning pressing and repairing for ladies and gentlemen with fur work and alterations. It promises first class workmanship modern methods and prompt service and guarantees satisfaction. Eric Johnson’s mail and a district attorney’s absence noted in brief local items.
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Nome Tailoring CO
Segerestrom and Hagen Jewelers
Gilmore on political views and wartime sentiment in Seattle
W A Gilmore writes from Seattle sharing political news across parties and states. He notes Hughes’ loss margins, western than eastern results, and women voters aiding Wilson. He mentions Kal Capper in Kansas, Wickersham’s role, and remarks on postwar democracy. Also advertises sleigh and ski wood at Rost mill with timber for building and mining.
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W. A. Gilmore
Seattle
Hughes
Kansas
North Dakota
California
Capper
Wilson
Gil
Oregon
Miinola
Sulzer
Wickersham
Bill Eddy
Andy Anderson
Juice Reed
Diamond From The Sky Serial Reaches Tense Moment
Tonight the great serial resumes as Pratr and Luke survive a freak accident and Vivian advances her scheme to trap Arthur. Marmaduke Smythe dreams of an Indian vision, wakes to fire, and the diamond fate hangs on a sudden turn. A touring comedy "Bombs and Bangs" closes the program. admission 28 cents.
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Pratr
Luke
Vivian
Arthur
Marmaduke Smythe
Shrine Meeting Annual Nome Shrine Club
Nome Shrine Club will hold its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple on Sunday at 7 p m with business of importance on the agenda led by L H McCloy and Seo
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Masonic Temple
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Nugeect
Eric Johnson
Saxton Out
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