German Ace Recalls Duel With Roosevelt Over France
German ace Douhauser says he shot at Lt Roosevelt near Pere En-Tardenot on July 14. He describes a dogfight at about 2,000 meters, Roosevelt fighting bravely before his plane fell. Douhauser, a tom-commissioned officer, claims 30 victories and notes Roosevelt’s courage.
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Army Yetm Pation
Chris Ian Danhouser
Quentin Stoorvelt
France
Tor
United States
Vaid
Pere En-Tardenot
Quentin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Danhouser
Donhauser
Appointments by Governor Continued list of appointees
The article lists state appointments including Charles W. Fairfield as state examiner, Charles F. Price of Mesa as sealer of weights and measures, Captain F. S. Ingalls a pioneer and former surveyor general, Dr. George B. Goodrich as state superintendent of public health, J. H. Larson overseeing the industrial school, John F. White as state employment agent, W. A. Barr as dairy commissioner, and Dr. R. J. Right as the new veterinarian with prior service under the Campbell administration.
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Cheriff
Pinal County
Charles W. Fairfied
Babbitt Brothers
Winson
Arizona
Territory of
New Mexico
Charles F. Price
Mesa
FS. Ingall
Campbell
Phoenix
Yuma
George B. Goodrich
Clifton
J. H. Larson
Thatcher
John F. White
Cochise County
W. A. Barr
R. J. Right
Temne
Stowaway Boy Fernand Dornier Found Aboard Transpor t
A fourteen year old French stowaway, Fernand Dornier, was discovered on a transport ship carrying returning American troops from France to America. His family losses include his father at Chateau Thierry and his mother, sister, and brother killed by a bomb. He now runs the Children’s Society in Jersey City as authorities seek a home for him.
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Geviathan
France
America
Fernand Dornier
Verrans
Brest
Chateau-Thierry
Fernand
Children’s Society
Jersey City
Rheumatic Pains Relief Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts a safe harmless preparation for rheumatic pains and lumbago. It claims rapid relief from sore joints muscles and injuries and promises a money back guarantee. The ad also promotes a liver pill and a pink pill with prices and purchase terms.
Bolshevik Release of Serbian Princess Helena Petrovna
Princess Helena Petrovna of Serbia, daughter of King Peter and niece of the Queen of Italy, was freed by Bolsheviks in Russia after months as a prisoner. Representation from the United States and allied governments led to her release, following the Russian overthrow of the Romanovs.
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Helena Petrovna
Serbia
Russia
United States
State Department
Washington
Helena
Peter
Italy
French General Gouraud Receives Legion of Honor Grand Cross
General Gouraud who led French armies in Champagne in the war’s final days has been awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor.
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Varis
Der
Couraud
Champagne
Legion of Honor
Kaiser Unwelcome Guest May Rent Another Castle
Amsterdam dispatch reports Count Van Bentinck hosting former Emperor William at Amerongen castle. Neighbors rumor Castle de Monte could be rented to Herr Holenzollern as guest.
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Kaiser
Msterdam
Count van Bentinck
Amerongen
William
Wageningen
Nieus van den Dag
Castle de Monte
Trerr Holenzollerp
Californians Repatriated from Overseas Prison
Ottawa December 30 The following names appear in today's overseas repatriation list T Chambers Los Angeles G Preston Los Angeles among the released prisoners returned to California citizens.
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Ottawa
Dee
T. Chambers
Los Angeles
Preston
Germany Forming New Government After Resignations
Berlin reports a new German cabinet formed with Noske as governor in Kiel and Werheim Wishel named to social policy while Philipp Scheidemann is slated for foreign affairs. Ditmann cites cabinet rifts since November 4 as the crisis's cause amid demobilization and economic anxieties.
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New
Germany
Herr Noske
Kiel
Mere Loebe
Breslau
Forign Affairs
Hugo Brance
Hieerr Wishel
Berlin
Dee
Wilhelm Ditmanna
Ebert
Richard Barth
Ditmann
Wilson
Seetatis
Independent Socialists in Prussia resign amid government split
A Berlin dispatch reported by Handelsblad says independent Socialists in the Prussian ministry and key officials in the Prussian government have resigned, signaling a political shakeup in Berlin.
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Prussia
Amsterdam
Berlin
Handelsblad
Triumphal Paderewski Entry Blocked in Posen
Berlin reports formal objection by the German government to Paderewski entering Posen with safe conduct only to the Danzig Warsaw route. Riots followed as Polish guards took over Posen, railroad operations halted and German forces disarmed.
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Berlin
Posen
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Tageblatt
Paderewski
Danzig
Warsaw
Lokal Anzeiger
Poland
Germans in Africa seek republic under Wilson plan
German residents of Southwest Africa reportedly petition President Wilson via Viscount Buxton asking permission to establish a republic. They claim to represent a white majority and a majority of natives, a view The Times calls a misapprehension of Wilsonian self determination.
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London
Dee Ou
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