New York Store Hospital Turns Fifth Avenue Landmark
A large department store on Sixth Avenue and Fifth Street becomes Army Debarkation Hospital No. 3. Wounded Yankee soldiers, many from the Midwest, are shown from hospital rooms and windows, with crowds outside and a street observance of their plight and return home through the debarkation station.
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Federal regulation expands national forest hunting rules nationwide
The secretary of agriculture issues a new rule under congressionally granted authority making it illegal to hunt catch trap or disturb wildlife within national forests in U S lands or waters with penalties under federal prosecution. The rule aims to enforce state laws while boosting forest officer enforcement and could increase federal activity on forests amid mixed reactions.
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Silent Dis PVMOEN In-Of especial interest to Ghkest Afigonagia in the Géeath
A historical note recalls a federal judge who served on the Prescott bench from 1880s to 1895. Appointed by Hayes, he maintained offices in San Jose and later retired to Las Alises in the Glendora district. He was active in Los Angeles politics and parks development, including Central Park restoration.
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Visitine evans and five in the city exploration plan
A local committee led by Donald Inwinhbar seeks to map the signal details for a forthcoming exploration project. Members include Harry Mc Tritie Lowthon Hf McVey and A T ay as they prepare preliminary notes at the churchber of commerce.
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New Era Predicted in American Finance
The December Federal Reserve Board bulletin foresees a new era with major financial problems requiring calm deliberation. It urges rationing of resources during transition, wartime like financing through banks, inflation controls, and directing industry to essential lines as reconstruction begins.
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Federal Reserve Board
United States
Scheme to Destroy Cities in U S with Aeromobile
New York report says Bruno von Billingshoven, an inventor, is indicted for sedition and for negotiating with alleged Kaiser agents to sell plans of an aeromobile meant to destroy New York and other U S cities. The agents were US secret service men. prosecutors say he took 52000 for the plans on June 5.
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American
United States Secret Service
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Gillett Seeks House Speakership in Mann Illness
Washington December 19 Representative Gillett of Massachusetts Republican leader of the house announced his candidacy for speaker during the illness of Representative Mann of Illinois Former Speaker Cannon declared support for Mann Park and Wilford Candies advertised at the Mohawk Cigar Store Ady
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Sensational jail escape from Gren Peuntiv jail near Silver City NSM
John Parke and Charles Parks, brothers convicted of murder and given life terms, escaped last night. They allegedly bound a jailer and fled in a waiting car toward the Mexican border. No trace found as Sheriff Feark Shriver and deputies pursued, snowfall hindering tracks. The Parks brothers had prior shootings with deputy Brin killed in October near Bachita. State Supreme Court action pending after escape.
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Unclear historical narrative on executions and a Mexican figure
Fragmentary OCR describes a mass murder case with mentions of Bevigee Huerta and a Mexican citizen linked to executions around Nipstes RenGra. It references a suspected participant Marianne FBermuder and a reported execution at a recent time, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Ambiguous Engineering Report Details West Property Estimates
Fragmentary text describes engineers on a project with estimates about the West property and references to various parties and costs. The passage mentions curving approvals and potential agreements to share costs but remains unclear about specifics and outcomes.
General Electric Workers Strike Widens Across Plants
In Schenectady 15 000 of 22 000 GE workers walked out amid a federation led action linked to Erie Pennsylvania strikes. The walkout spread to Iowa Massachusetts Pittsfield Erie and Fort Wayne affecting tens of thousands. GE president Rice declined talks as business losses top 125 million.
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England Welcomes Home Her Five Chief Army Commanders
London and Dover greeted Field Marshal Haig and the five Allied army commanders General Haig and Generals Plumer Raewin son Birawood Brng and Horne after their Belgium and France service. A formal peerage and parliamentary funds are expected in early 1920.
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Tacoma Electrical Workers Strike Threatens Power and Heat
Residents face potential outages as Tacoma electrical workers strike after the city commission refused to approve a higher wage scale. The action affects the munition generating plant sub stations and other municipal electrical services, with many homes relying on the system for heat and cooking.
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Two Free Leading Magazines Offer With Citizen Subscriptions
An advertising note promotes subscribing to The Citizen annual ahead to receive two of the leading monthly magazines free and a dollar in credit.
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Vagrants Return to Usual Haunts After War Decree
The article notes vagrants returning to familiar haunts as railroad police resume patrols and appeals for government action rise. It lists several arrested individuals including Eugene Perry and W Feadoteky, with others named for investigation. The piece discusses accusations of vagrants posing as policemen and soldiers, and courts may question such claims.
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Death on the Trail Shocks Bay Verde Ranch Community
Fiase Valdez, longtime Bay Verde rancher, was found dead on a trail near Hedington on a Wednesday afternoon. Coroner and forest rangers investigated while witnesses, including Louis Baicide and Josh Figueroa, assisted the scene. The death is treated as a possible accidental fall after a saddle incident, with Valdez previously able to walk a distance before collapsing. The body is to be transported to town for autopsy and funeral arrangements are pending.
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Railroads Report Steady Gains in September Receipts
Federal statistics show increased passenger and freight receipts for railroads in September versus last year. Average passenger receipts per mile rose to 2.5290 cents and freight receipts per ton per mile to 2.326 cents. Revenue gains exceed 28 percent, with national averages in 1917 at 2.105 cents per passenger mile and 6.72 per freight ton mile.
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Bureau of Railways News and Statistics
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Child Labor Tax Amendment Passes Senate Amid Debt Tax Debate
Washington C D Dec 19 The senate adopted an amendment to the War Revenue bill defining a prohibitive tax on products of child labor. The roll call was 61 to 12 with all dissenters from the Democratic side.
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