War News Roundup Reflects Global Turmoil and Domestic Strikes
Broad dispatches note British casualties in December total 79,527 and Bolsheviks seizing banks in Moscow as tensions rise in Petrograd with bread and boots demands. Military actions include British raids on Belgian and Arras fronts and U-boat losses. American home front sees fuel plant closures and military registration appeals. Local incidents include Chicago warehouse fire, Paterson plant closures, and a Colorado football state tournament planning for 1918 at Pueblo.
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Featern
Moscow
Teutons
Germany
Petrograd
Trotsky
Red Guard
Petro Krad
Arras
London War Office
Italy
Fontigo
Congrliano
Piave River
Intestadura
Berin
Brest-Litovsk
Arizona State News Roundup of 1917 Events
Arizona report notes 50 cent barber prices in Tucson, fires in Chandler, and a Phoenix murder case. It cites state finances, including a $423 761 check by State Treasurer D F Johnson, and 1917 license revenue of $109 025. Also mentions fire losses in Tucson, copper production by Calumet and Arizona, and Verde smelter expansion. State headlines include hunting extradition issues, dividend payments by Calumet and Arizona, and Herbert Hunt winning an election contest. Other items cover public notices, law enforcement rewards, and food administration guidance on hogs.
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England
London
San Salvador
Salvador
Guatemala
Marie Co Telli
Fitey
Orlando
Paris
Buenos Aires
Romulo S. Naon
United States
la Granja
Spain
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Petrograd
Zurich Observatory
Oberammereau
Upper Bavaria
Lech
Ontario
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Fort Yukon
Alaska
Herschel Island
Batley Island
Arctic
Ottawa
Vancouver
BOC. World
Bhagwan Singh
San Francisco
India
Arizona
GW. Read
Ason News
Tucson
D. W. Nickels
Phoenix
Ladies of Miami
Red Cross
University of Arizona
Chandler
Hunt
Arkansas
Mir
Elmodson
Harry Parker
Douglas
Department of Justce
Artoona
Charles Rawlins
Globe Country Club
Rawlins
Charles Mendelson
Wellington
Noel C. Johnson
Geo. A. Smiley
State Council of
Defent
Verde
Copper Chief
Jerome
Mayer
Ajo
Geo. W. P. Hunt
Campbell
Federal Food Administrator
J. P. Cotton
Meat Division
United States Food Administration
United States Land Office
Union
Kaiser
Shattuck
Arizons
Tax returns due by March under heavy penalties
Government officials will visit every county to assist taxpayers in filing income tax returns by March 1 1918. Unmarried individuals with income of 1000 or more and married or heads of families with income of 2000 or more must file. Net income includes wages profits and many gains. exemptions and dependents adjust the rate. Penalties for late or false returns are severe and farmers are advised to seek expert aid to determine net income deductions in farming.
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Washington
Collector of Internal Revenue
United States
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue Ia
Polit County
Western Mining and Oil News Brief in 1917 Era
The report outlines varied mining data from Arizona to Colorado including New Cornelia Copper, Ajo Consolidated, and Gold Ore of Kingman. It notes a December high in ore bodies, rising output, a Roosevelt tunnel in Cripple Creek, and a discovery of ore up to 22 ounces gold per ton in a Cresson Consolidated raise. It mentions tungsten concentrates prices and government silver pricing talks for western producers.
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Arizona
New Cornelia Copper Company
Arizona Oil and Refining Company
Chino Valley
New Cornelia
Ajo Consolidated
Kingman
San Francisco
Colorado
Roosevelt
Cripple Creek
Millastere Mining Company
Modoc
Battle Mountain
Charle Fish
AE. Carlton
Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining and Milling Company
Giant cement smokestacks reshape Montana smelting history
Montana and Great Falls smelter stacks vie for tallest structure as Tacoma’s 577 foot cement smokestack edges out the Anaconda plant. The 506 foot Great Falls stack, built by Alphons-Curtodus, and a 400 foot brick stack under construction at East Helena mark ongoing expansion by American Refining and Smelting.
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Montana
Butte
Great Falls
Washington
Tacoma
Anaconda
Deleht
Alphons-Curtodus Company
United States
France
East Helena
American Refining and Smelting Company
A Harsh Cynicism and a Philosopher's Lottery
A philosopher declares marriage a lottery while a poor misanthrope notes antigambling laws are not enforced as they should be. The brief exchange frames cynicism about social norms and the law with sharp wit.
Sitio Meet Tom Smnealzone In GaovEs Identities
A fragmented text presents a garbled query about a sitio Meet Tom Smnealzone in GaovEs with references to public honesty increasing daily and contributions to a conscience fund reaching a million class. The passage urges taking things as they come but notes some matters worth pursuing despite unclear details.
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Conscience Fund
New Mexico mining activity shows copper ore moves to Tucson site
Earl C Cleveland named government powder licensing officer for Mogollon district. A Tucson firm bought the amelter in Socorro county to handle copper ore from Twin Buttes and move it near Tucson. Oaks Co expands output from Maude and Clifton mines as Deep Down and Pacific developments begin. Steel headframe for Socorro Mines Plant delivered as construction advances toward hoist commission.
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Earl C. Cleveland
Tucson
Ariz
Socorro County
Socorro
New Mexico
Twin Buttes
Oaks Co
Maude
Clifton
Pacific
Mogollon
Wyoming oil hopes rise as rigs advance on domes
In Kansas City backed plans, the Midwest company set a permanent winter camp for the Pitor To tte field. In the Lander field, about 100 rigs are under construction or planned for the coming winter and spring, with drilling at a 2,390 test depth.
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Wyoming
Kansas City
Tisdale Dome
Midwest Company
Pitor 2Tte
Lander Field
Cuticura Heals Skin Troubles
A collage of brief quotes notes price increases in wedding rings by five percent and cites various public topics. The piece touches on agriculture pamphlets about wild oats, U S governmental tax issues, and critique of smoke pollution illustrating a mood of social commentary. It emphasizes waste, economy, and national sentiment in a compact column style.
August Flower advertised for stomach and liver ailments
An OCR fragment links Green's August Flower to treating disordered stomachs and inactive liver and describes its laxative effect and digestive benefits. The text then shifts through assorted newspaper snippets on topics from police courts and submarine imagery to patriotic lights, postal workers, eggs, waiter tips, and political commentary.
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Whitman
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Congress
Kendrick
Charles Qualey
Pioneer Plaza
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William Russel
Lubbock
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Tenn
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Iron
Arizona State News
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