Christmas Tree Lighting Sparks Camp Lemas Festivities
Associated Press Leased Wire: CAMP LEWIS Wash Dec 35 Ten thousand soldiers gathered for a living Christmas tree ceremony at the camp as hundreds of electric lights glowed. Auto traffic swarmed between camp and Tacoma as troops headed home for the holidays. Discharges in place for married soldiers may receive travel allowances. nurses from eastern states seek similar accommodations to remain in the West post discharge.
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Peace and reform echoed in Cardinal Gibsons remarks
Baltimore statements from Cardinal Gibsons emphasize faith in peaceful postwar reconstruction. He praises American enterprise, warns against social upheaval, and argues against federal control over railroads and telegraphs. He urges wisdom in Paris talks, stresses division of governmental powers, and upholds checks and balances.
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Woman on Colorado board of pardons appointed
Denver December 29 Associated Press Leased Wire Governor Gunter appointed Henry B. Babb and Mrs. Martha J. Cranmer to the Colorado state board of pardons. Babb replaces Henry C. Riddle whose term expired May 6 1917 but continued as no successor was named. Babb and Cranmer will serve terms ending May 6 1921 and May 6 1991 respectively.
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Pardoned prisoner Dayey in Christmas clemency
Florence Ariz December 25 Governor William Stephens granted Christmas pardons including Carl R Dayey who fled from Los Angeles County to avoid an indeterminate forgery term he did not commit. Los Angeles County DA Thomas Lee Woolwine reported Dayey pled guilty to the charge. Arizonan authorities requested his return after escape from Florence penitentiary.
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Hendricks Expects to Manage Cardinals Again
Chicago December 25 Jack Hendricks manager of the St Louis Cardinals says he has no knowledge of any plan to relieve him of his duties and intends to return to St Louis after the holiday. Reports say president Rickey may take over the team while he is away in France.
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Tribute by Bliss to Pershing and troops earns Distinguished Service Medal
General Tasker Bliss awards General Pershing the Distinguished Service Medal at Chaumont France for leadership in forming and supplying the American Expeditionary Force. Bliss lauds Pershing and the army's devotion from trenches to home factories, honoring those who gave their lives.
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Subdued Revelry in Paris On Christmas Day
Paris reports a restrained Christmas amid wartime scarcity. Despite ban on the traditional midnight supper authorities cite food and material waste. promenaders crowd boulevards with many American soldiers and British colonial men on leave. American military clubs hospitals and institutions observe smaller celebrations.
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Quinlan Wounded in France Amid Armistice Fire
Tommy Quinlan, White Sox outfielder in 1914 15, reportedly in a Paris hospital after heavy injuries. He lost an arm and an eye during fighting just as the armistice was signed, with prognosis dire and possible amputation. Scranton, Pennsylvania, his home, said to have hoped to return to baseball this season.
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Death sentences commuted for two infantry deserters
President Wilson commuted death sentences from courts martial for desertion of Recruit Laub and Private George A. Jacobs of the 156th infantry. Laub, convicted at Camp Dodge Iowa, and Jacobs at Camp Shelby Mississippi, receive dishonorable discharge and twenty years hard labor.
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Health Slightly Improves for Former German Emperor
William Hohenzollern’s condition shows marked improvement yet he remains poised against cold weather. He has not left his apartments since Saturday but attends retinue meetings and reads hundreds of letters daily. The ex-emperor’s Christmas plans include a simple castle celebration with former officers, servants, and presents, while a public statement remains undecided.
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Roads into Denver report lines open after snow
Rail service in Colorado resumes with main lines open but schedules delayed. Trains from the east reaching Denver late, Kansas City Union Pacific corridor hampered by equipment shortages and line connections, with several trains not yet on time. Large snow drifts observed near Newton, Kansas.
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Lost cable ship Brynhilda reported safe after presumed loss
Cable ship Brynhilda, believed lost after striking a submarine mine off the American coast in September, arrived December 20 at Aloga Bay, South Africa, with 31 crew aboard. Father Capt J S Keannelly of Malden Mass and families await details as relief comes in.
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Ohio Day Suit argued in Cincinnati district court
Arguments in the suit to enjoin Governor James M. Cox from presenting the federal prohibition amendment to the Ohio legislature for ratification or rejection were presented in the U S district court in Cincinnati. Judge Howard Hollister took the case under advisement. The suit tests the validity of the federal prohibition amendment resolution carried at the November election.
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Iowa Soldier Lapses Leg in Strasbourg Hospitals
Wounded American prisoners found in Strasbourg hospitals for the YMCA on November 22. Included James Matchett of Glenwood Iowa. Left leg amputated below the knee.
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United States Battle Fleet Reaches New York for Review
The U S battle fleet arriving from North Sea duty nears Ambrose Channel lightship this afternoon before the official review by Secretary of the Navy Daniels scheduled for tomorrow.
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Montevideo Opens Street Named in Honor of Wilson
Montevideo marks Christmas with the opening of Avenida Wilson named for President Wilson and a marble tablet. Sailors and marines from Admiral William S. Caperton’s squadron are entertained by the city at a dinner celebration.
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Pageant of Peace Staged at Fete in San Francisco
The pageant of peace was staged at the Civic Center Christmas tree ceremony in San Francisco. Wounded battle heroes were treated to Christmas cheer as women of the American Red Cross hosted convalescent soldiers at Latterman Generals Hospital, with hundreds of wreaths distributed.
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Arkansas ex governor Dees dies in Little Rock
Arkansas Governor Dale W. Jones died in Little Rock on December 25 1899 born in Bowie County Texas He served two terms as governor and as attorney general of Arkansas He was a Confederate colonel.
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