War dispatches brief on fronts and political moves
War reports claim Albanian victory near Pasnestna Epira and advances on the Macedonian front. German and Entente actions span Monastir Verdun and the Meuse while peace proposals draw Allied scrutiny. Domestic items note mining deaths, unemployment relief efforts, and political shifts in Washington and abroad.
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Pasnestna
Epira
Teutons
Monastir
Betlin
Mlade
Wey
Th Meuse
Verdun
Horlin
Mediterraean
Rit Fsh
Germany
Paris
Lassigny
Parle
Germania Cruxs Jalouiten
Rumania
Boxing and sports notes mix with political and crime items
Young aneraacuated Wille Lan ford scored in ten rounds in Brooklyn. Dutty knocked out Melzer in Cincinnati. School of Mines captaincy chosen at Gehlen Colo. Evans named captain for 1917 on the Silver and Gold. Janowek and Showalter drew in Lexington in a three week series. Cochran enters Denver Athletic Club fifth tourney. Lewis back from New York to Chicago for White bouts. Mabe fights Dona hue in New York and Rochester in ten rounds. War stock declines hit Wall Street as bequests are noted. Von Papen named in San Francisco testimony. Dr Shaw comments on Garden of Eden incident. Wax dupes in Portland steals diamonds. Habeas corpus for David Lamar denied in Atlanta.
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David Janowek
Showalter
Georgetown
United States
Nate Lewis
Charlie White
Johnny Conlan
Chicago
New York
Homenthy
White
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Walter Mabe
Brooklyn
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Christmee
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Peoria
Rochester
N.Y
Franz von Papen
Washington
San Francisco
Louis J. Smith
Franz Popp
Anna Howard Shaw
Charles H. Wax
Portland
Ore
Col. Mason
Lillian M. Ikle
David Lamar
Atlanta
Congress
Atanta
Newman
Switzerland in Winter and Christmas in the Alps
The article depicts Switzerland as an island of peace amid war, describing winter sports and scenery from skating to bobsledding, along with rail tours. It notes Swiss traditions Yule to Christmas and Saint Nicholas, with Christkindl bringing gifts, and ends with Switzerland’s wartime humanitarian spirit and care for soldiers and refugees at Christmas 1916.
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Alps
Washington Star
Switzerland
Frost
Nema
Norway
Tubogran
Tony
St. Nicholas
Yale
Libertus
Christ
St. Winfried
Germany
Europe
Seeing difficulties through God’s perspective
The Sunday School Times piece urges believers to view problems through faith not fear. It frames God as omnipotent and assured to meet needs, encouraging trust that difficulties will yield triumphs even without knowing exact outcomes.
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God
Protlema
Christ
Sunday School Times
Photographer’s Cheery Look Sparks Wife’s Return
A photographer insists on a cheerful pose, but Mr. Spiffkin declines, saying a too bright portrait would prompt his wife to rush home from her visit. The exchange adds a lighthearted moment to the scene.
Arizona State News summary of Bisbee and territory events
Arizona news briefs report a fire at George F Welland's home in Patagonia and a new Methodist church planned. Judge Win Fenimore Gooper of Pima County dies in Tucson. fights in Misbee billiard hall lead to arrests. ожидательства: Gerald Jones may succeed Samuel La Potter as Assistant US Attorney in Tucson. election tabulation efforts underway in Phoenix. United Verde Extension plans a smelter near Cottonwood.
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Patagonia
Clarkdales
Hisbee
Win
Fenimore Gooper
Superior Court
Pima County
Tucson
Winslow
Misbee
Gerald Jones
Samuel la Potter
United States
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First Battalion
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Arkanuas
Arizona
Jerome
Dow
Miami
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W.S. Holder
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Etta Line
Amnera
Warren
Bisbee
Globe Detriot
Miami Consolidated Mines Company
Pete Nut Galieh
Jeromne
Hunt
Buckeye
Chas
Arizona Canal
Phoenix
Campbell
Youngster Seeks Name Amid Family Tussle in Detroit
A terse Detroit Free Press snippet notes a youth eager to make a name for himself and a dispute over space or inheritance involving his father. The fragment hints at tension within a family as the young figure pursues recognition.
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Min
Detroit Free Press
Lazy Man Furnace Start Patent Describes Clock Alarm Start
An early patent outlines a simple furnace start system operated by a push button and clock alarm. A rope linked damper drafts, a wool weight, magnets, and iron parts control the iron piece to open drafts. A clock timer can trigger the mechanism to regulate heating at a set hour.
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Celine
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