Hoover Says U S Must Send Europe Food Aid
Hoover reports 1.46 million tons of food costing about 359 million dollars will be needed to last to next harvest for Central Europe the Balkans Finland Poland Romania and other regions. He notes shortages of meats fat milk and danger to health and rising child mortality amid Bolshevik threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Commission of European Relief
Herbert Hoover
The
Food Administration
Central Europe
Balkan States
Finland
Baltic States
Serbia
Jugo-Slavia
Vienna
Tyrol
Poland
Rumaniia
Deserter Named Eid ert Bouldwin Detained by Justice Agent
Special Agent Colvin of the Department of Justice detained a 22 year old young man at five a m. The captive gave the name Herbert Grayson but later admitted his real name Eid ert Bouldwin from Emory Texas. He confessed he deserted from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station saying he became tired of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colvin
United States’ Department of Justice
Herbert Grayson
Eidert Bouldwin
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Emory
Tex
Kieckhefer Beats Maupome In Billiard Showdown
August Kieckhefer defeated Pierre Maupomé 55 to 46 in the second block of their three cushion billiards match in Chicago. The overall score stood 100 to 96 in Kieckhefer’s favor, with tonight’s block to close the match. The ad notes a fundraising appeal by F Ronstadt Co. and Co. offering 10 percent for help by January 18.
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Kieckrefer
Maupome
Chicago
Augie
Kieckhefer
Pierre Maupomé
F. Ronstadt Co
Phee Explains Organic Iron From Nuxated Iron
The article argues against metallic iron pills and promotes organic iron from Nuxated Iron. It claims digestion transforms iron into usable organic form and cautions against ordinary metallic iron as ineffective for building strength and health.
Villa arms bought in U S by German agents
Breckenridge Jones of the Mississippi Valley Trust says the bank furnished U S government with information on munitions shipments to Villa on the Mexican border funded by F A Summerfield now interned as an enemy alien. He notes accounts tied to Albert and Summerfield and bills of lading for cartridges via Western Cartridge Co. Olin says Western Cartridge fully reported shipments to Mexico before the Columbus raid.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Breckenridge Jones
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
United States
Villa
F. A. Summerfield
Jones
Albert
Summerfield
Bernstorf
Department of Justice
Western Cartridge Company
Trust Company
F. W. Olin
Alton
Mexico
Columbus
Munitions Bought for Villa Linked to Sumnerfeld Probe
Senate inquiry into German propaganda presents documentary proof that 380000 dollars of munitions shipped in 1915 to agents of Mexican bandit leader Francisco Villa were paid by F A Sumnerfeld, imprisoned as an enemy alien. Purchases traced to Western Cartridge in Albion Indiana and Mississippi Guaranty Trust in New York with transfers via St. Louis banks.
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VILLA
Washington
D.C
Francisco Villa
F. A. Summerfeld
Senate
EF. Lowrey Humes
Westeren Cartridge Company
Alton
Mississippi Guaranty Trust Company
New York City
Louis Goxiola
Pattee Returns to Court After Illness
Judge Samuel L. Pattee resumed duties in the superior court Wednesday after several days’ indisposition due to a bad cold. He did not start new trials and stayed only a short time. Hearing on the Baca Float cases before Judge Shute of Globe continued.
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Samuel L. Phétee
Court Hogue
Baca
Shute
Globe
Three Negroes Held for Cantonment Bank Hold Up
Three suspects including a woman dressed as a man were captured by military police after a gunfight at the cantonment bank robbery. About $1,000 was recovered and identified by bank officials. Private Henry James of the 76th Infantry was seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Jan
Army Bank
Henry James
76Th Infantry
Captain Hance Dead at 84 Grand Canyon Guide
Captain Hance, famed as Captain Hance to canyon visitors and longtime chief guide for the railroad and hotel company, died at his Grand Canyon home from a paralytic stroke at age 84. He often claimed to have built the first train into the canyon.
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Flagstaff
John Hance
Captain Hance
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Canyon
Railroad and
Four Die In Pinole Dynamite Gelatine Blast
Four men were killed in Pinole California when 1,500 pounds of dynamite gelatine exploded at a Hercules Powder Company mixing plant. No others were inside the building. The blast was heard for miles and damage was estimated at 10 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinole
Calif
Hercules Powder Company
Henning Arrested on Bad Check Charge Extradition Sought
W. R. Henning was arrested by sheriff officers on a charge of passing bad checks for Oklahoma authorities. Extradition papers will be forwarded from Woodward to secure his transfer.
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W. R. Henning
Oklahoma
Woodward
Klahoma
Rose Granted Preliminary Hearing in Defrauding Case
Leon D. Rose received a preliminary hearing before US Commissioner Jones on a charge of trying to defraud Babbitt Brothers, auto dealers, of a Paige car by posing as a United States secret service agent. The case was taken under advisement. Rose is a telegraph operator.
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Rose
Leon D. Rose
United States
Jones
Babbitt Brothers
Paige
United States Secret Service
Local Society Notes From Fort Benjamin Harrison Visit
Long list of social mentions including Adler Prernald the surveyor returning from Fort Benjamin Harrison and staying at the Santelita hotel. Guests include HS McCluskey of Miami at Hotel Congress. A daughter born Tuesday to Air and Mrs. Gus Marvin, March 15. Other names tied to Port Lowell, Patagonia, Westinghouse, and local civic figures appear in fragmented notices.
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Adler Prernald
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Millars Service
Santelita Hotel
Air
Gus Marvin Wir. Marsh
Raneher Ang
Port
Grand Jury Wall Report Wednesday
The federal grand jury will file its first report Wednesday afternoon to Judge Sawtelle. United States Attorney Fionn arrived from Phoenix as Frank Pagani and Jack Vadis were convicted of willful failure to register and sentenced to six months in Yavapai County jail. Three women from Tucson were convicted of prostitution near an army camp.
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Sawtelle Jin
States District Court
United States
Fionn
Phoenix
Frank Pagani
Jack Vadis
Switzerland
Tin Yavapai
Hannah Phillips
Adie Lavenport
Bessie Doran
Tucson
National League Opens Season April 28 with Patriots Day game
The National League plans a formal season start April 28 in Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago, with an early Patriots Day doubleheader in Boston on April 19. President John Heydler announced the schedule after joint committee approval, noting a three-trip west to east format and a September 30 closing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prades
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jonbn Heydler
Heydler
Airplane Found Half Submerged in Cape Fear River
Two aviators aboard are believed drowned after an airplane was found half sub merged in the Cape Fear River near Fayetteville North Carolina. Lt Pope and Sgt Barger of Camp Jackson were identified as crew. Army authorities reported the crash and a salvage attempt by Camp Bragg troops.
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Associated Presse
Fayetteville
N. C
Cape Fear River
Raleigh
Pope
Barger
Camp Jackson
Maxwel Murray
Camp Bragg
Portrait of Washington by Stuart Sells for 21000 at Auction
New York January 8 A Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington sold for 21000 at public auction to an art dealer firm. The work from the Thomas Clarke collection marks the first sale of early American portraits in the United States under the American Art Association. The piece last changed hands three years ago when it brought 3500.
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New York
George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
American Art Association
Thomas 2 Clarke
Idaho Senate Ratifies Nation-wide Prohibition Amendment
Idaho senate in fast actions under suspension of rules approves a joint resolution ratifying the proposed constitutional amendment for national prohibition. Governor Davis is expected to approve, as he urged swift passage in his annual message.
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Idaho
Boise, Idaho
Jan
Senate
Hower
Davis
Governor to meet on Colorado river plans
Governor Bamberger asks Colorado Wyoming Nevada Arizona and New Mexico leaders to send delegates to a Salt Lake City convention on January 12 to outline cooperation with Secretary Lane on Colorado river reclamation. A formal Serbian legation note announces a joint kingdom of Serbs Slovenes and Croats with a single government established December 21 under Prince Regent Alexander.
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Salt Lake City
Franklin K. Lane
Federal Interior Department
Colorado
Bamberger
Wyoming
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
State Department
Legation
Alexander
Baron Michelham Dies in London
Baron Michelham former partner of Herbert Stern and Co. died in London today of pneumonia after a stint in London and Paris banking.
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Baron Michelham
London
Herbert Stern & Co
Paris
Army remount sale at Camp Pike nets losses
Government remount station at Camp Pike reports reduced horse and mule sales with no exact figures. Captain Levi notes prices for horses ranged from 65 to 75 dollars while mules averaged about 1046 dollars, indicating costs not recovered.
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Ark
Mary Pickford Shows Improvement in Flu Illness
Mary Pickford the motion picture actress improved today after influenza kept her ill since Monday. Los Angeles reports say her physician announced she was on the mend and expected to be well soon.
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Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
Ten Die In Spectacular Fire At Film Exchange Building
A massive fire and explosion at a Pittsburg film exchange building killed ten people and injured many others, mostly women, as the blaze leveled the structure late yesterday. Firefighters battled the flames but the collapse scattered victims.
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Trix
Fire Devastates Paris Suburb Warehouses
A major blaze at La Vilette outskirts of Paris caused several million francs in damage this afternoon. The fire consumed large warehouse facilities and spoiled a substantial shipment of goods stored for YMCA use.
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Paris
la Vilete
Wells resigns as St Louis Reserve Bank governor
Rolla Wells announced he has resigned as governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and the Eighth Reserve District and said he has been told a successor will be chosen soon.
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Rolla Wells
ST. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank of St
Masons Attention Work It Degree Tonight
Masons invite members to the degree work tonight and welcome visitors. Fraternal master urges attendance and ceremonial participation.
Haig Lauds Foreshadowed Allied Victory and Loch Honor
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig praises Marshal Loch and the Allied forces in a report covering April to war end. He notes successful attacks on the enemy front, cut lateral lines, and battles by 59 British divisions yielding 187 000 prisoners and 2850 guns, with total Allied captures surpassing 201 000.
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Associated Press
London
Douglas Haig
Marshal Loch
Hgh
Germany
Campbell Names Five Appointments to Arizona Boards
Governor Campbell announced five appointments in Phoenix on January 8. Andrew Nimball of Thatcher, head of the Merman church, joins the Agricultural and Horticultural Commission to replace J. D. Lee. W. H. Robinson fills Lee’s board seat. J. D. Loper of Phoenix W. L. Linville of Prescott and C. F. Philbrook of Bisbee are named to revise and compile the state school laws.
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Citizen’s Capital Bureau
Phoenix
Campbell
Andrew Nimball
Thatcher
Merman Church
Arizona
Aricultural and Horticultural Commission
J. D Lee
W. H. Robinson
J.D Loper
W .L. Linville
Prescott
C.F Philbrook
Bishee
Prohibition Fight to Reach Higher Court Nationwide
Chicago January 8 federal lawyers for distilling interests prepare to carry legal action to the higher court. The plan includes attacking the constitutionality of the national prohibition amendment and extending the fight across all states once preliminary steps are drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Coughing Spells Break Your Rest Across Town
A fragmented note describes coughing spells that disturb sleep and hoarse throats. The garbled text hints at products or remedies priced around $1.20 and mentions a named person, but the overall message is unclear.
Hamlin's Wizard Off and Wizard Liver Whips Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hamlin's Wizard Off as a throat and chest remedy for sore throats colds sprains bruises and minor ailments with quick relief through gargling chest rub and topical use. Wizard Liver Whips are advertised as pink pills for constipation and headaches with a money back guarantee.
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Hamlin
Treating and Preventing Spanish Flu In 1918 Heath Guidance
Article outlines treatment suggestions for influenza including rest, purgatives, nourishment, and calling a physician. It emphasizes bed rest, limited activity, and avoiding crowds to prevent spread, plus home remedies like VapoRub and steam inhalation. Recommends avoiding colds and maintaining strength through open air exercise and good diet.
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Vick
North Carolina
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Emileo de Nicolas
Fleishman’s
Halli
Hoover
U. S
Europe
BRae et _ TRING
Phee
James Keslitke
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Peice Hosta O
Siam
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Trek
Sullivan
Ortago
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Villa Arms
Ee Pattee
HS. McCluskey
Miami
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Wales
BE Aardy
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Patagonia
Crty
Wilsons
Bleaunora
Nyse Awite
Grand Jury
Wall Report
Fratees
Marshal Haig
Foch
Dr. King
King
Senx
GE. Tafford Co
America
Gorham
Greeneald
S. Wi
S. P. de Mesice
Kingan & Campbell
Attorneys AT Law
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James R. Dunseath
Goetbars
John B. Wright
Edward S. Lyman
Allaw
N. Stone Ave
East Congress
Pereira Studio
Spain
Hippocrates
B. C
N. S. Board of Health
Bend
Hoestein Dary
Buttyt
Peterson
Brees
F. D. Rockefelles
Optician
Stone Ave
Tucson National Bank Capital
Congress St
NEW Tread Tire CO
Agp Avenue
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