Arizona Men Plan Big Cattle Move to Upper Michigan Fields
Frank M. King of Tucson and M. Plummer of Florence spearhead a plan to transplant cattle from Arizona plains to Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota cutover lands. They will establish headquarters at South St Paul and ship 2900 cattle in two trains aided by government cooperation and railroads.
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Transplant Ag
Plains
Arizona
Wisconsin
Michigan
Frank M. King
Tucson
M. 3.Plummer
Florence
South St Paul
Minesota
United States
South St. Paul
King
Plummer
Schoolcraft County
Upper Peninsula
Walter B. McBeath
Texas
Dickinson County
Chicago
O. F. Ashburn
Patagonia
Ariz
Channing
Mich
Russell T. Johnson
Gila Bend
McBeath
American officer candidate letter from WWI front line
A WWI letter from Vin cent Whitmore in France describes awaiting officer commissions after armistice, service with the Thirty-second Division, battles from Alsace to Meuse, and transfers from medical to Company F. He recalls training, frontline duties, bridges and roads work, Laval and Joinville Haute Mares rest, and news of friends and family.
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Martie
Langres
France
States
Luxemburg
N. Y. Herald
Alsace
Wisconsin
Michigan
Quree
Vesse
Theo
parMetor
Ssorm Uvingy Fateewm
Atheville Wood
Meuse
Dun
Stenay
Thirtycohd
Soigsons
Argonne
Mernee
Germany
Joinville Haute Mares
Chateau- Thierry
Co. F
Mr. Allen
Y. M.C
Allen
Ripon
Adjt General Harris Fights To Hold Post In Arizona
Governor elect Campbell announces he offered the adjutant general post to Colonel F E F Grinstead of Harris. Harris says the move echoes a 18 month struggle when Campbell, then de facto governor, sought his removal. Harris cites military code requiring vacancy and staff recommendation for appointment.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell
Fef. P Grinstead
158Th Infantry
Paris
Harris
Liberal Turkish cabinet formed in Constantinople Paris
A liberal cabinet favorable to the allies has been organized in Constantinople under Prince Sabheddin. The action followed the recent dissolution of the Turkish chamber. The food and coal situation in Constantinople was reported as deplorable.
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Paris
Constantinople
Sabheddin
Italy’s War Death Toll Reported at 460000
Rome December 31 The supreme command announced Italy’s total war losses reached 460000 dead. Officers accounted for 16562 of the dead. Among 947100 wounded, 23347 were officers. Total incapacitated by wounds and disease estimated at 509000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Aviator Dies in See Pestes Service Near Rockville Center
An aviator burned to death near Rockville Center New York on December 31 during a see pestes service. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the tragedy involved a fatal burn and an aviation incident near the center.
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Rockville
Center
N. Y
Eee Mills
Early Return Planned for 15000 Troops from Lord Division Units
The War Department reported a plan to convoy home about 15 000 troops in an early return. Units include the 229th and 330th infantry of the Lord division, each with 3400 men and officers, plus air service squadrons, the 54th field artillery, the 116th engineers and train, plus pioneer infantry, air service units, and a small hospital contingent.
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Washington
Peissing
War Department
Lord Divion
Air Service
54Th Field Artillery
116Th Engineers
Armong
57Th Pioneer Infantry
164Th Field Hospital
Chemical Warfare Service
Navy Seeks Expanded Force and Pay Increases
Secretary Daniels asked Congress to authorize a temporary 250000 naval personnel for the coming year and to transfer 1000 officers within the reserve to the permanent establishment. He urged permanent wartime pay raises, merit based promotions, and a one month discharge gratuity while outlining transport ship conversions and monthly return figures.
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Mbridgehook Dayond
Aas
Naval Establishment
Daniels
Mlagie
Transylvania Joins Romania Under King Ferdinand
A mission from the Transylvanian government delivered the pact of union to King Ferdinand in Bucharest. The reception was ceremonial as the populace acclaimed the union from the Dniester to the Theiss. The king declared he would rule over the new territory per the will of the Romanian people.
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Transylvania
Rumania
Ferdinand Bucharest
National Assembly
Rumanian
Ferdinand
H Rumania
Bucharest
Royal
Dniester
Misread Form Lacks Clear News Item
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about health vigor and refunds, with apparent garbled words and stray capitalized terms like GOLD MEDAL. No coherent event, person, or organization is identifiable.
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Brannen
the Quality Store
Abraham Lincoln
Phil C. Brannen
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
I &It
Bank of Courtesy and Security
Arizone National Bank of Tucson
Merchants Bank & Trust Co
Russell Electric and Machine Co
Ivancovich Co
South
St. Paul
Belgium
London
Brussels
Louis Franck
W. v. Whitmore
Vincent
Firnece
Kipon Colege
Mit
Italy
G. K. Smith
American Cleaning Works
Congress St
Albert Steinfeld & Co
Albert Steinfeld
Pilléy Heiders
Arizona Mutual Auto Insurance Company
South Stone Ave
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