First American Army Occupies Sedan in World War I
The editorial lauds the First American Army for occupying Sedan, noting the strategic capture of vital German lines, the over four mile advance since the start of the offensive, and the broader impact on the war effort as Marshal Foch terms were accepted. It emphasizes American resolve, discipline, and the lasting significance of Sedan.
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Polbe
Sedan
Marshal Foch
Pershing
Shem
Belgium
France
Pelal
Bring Them Home Happy War Relief Appeal
The piece urges liberal giving to seven war relief organizations to care for returning soldiers. It notes the need to provide amusement education and citizenship support for two years after armistice while promising these groups have government approval to aid veterans abroad and upon their homecoming.
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United States
The
Republic
France
Hoover’s ingratitude in partisan vote appeal shocks nation
The piece denounces Herbert Hoover for issuing a partisan political statement amid war work, arguing the move undermines bipartisan support and risks his wartime reputation. It asserts farmers and housewives supported Hoover regardless of party and questions the timing and necessity of the appeal.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
Department of War
Democratic National Committee
Josephus Danius
Roosevelt Praised For Pathetic Patriotism Amid Election Debate
The piece notes impatience with Theodore Roosevelt’s outspoken remarks on the general subject tied to last Tuesday's election. It argues that the former president deserves broad recognition for his service to American institutions and the people he loves, describing his patriotism as inexhaustible.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Difference Between Correct Quality and Highest Quality
The phrase correct quality means the product meets required standards without defects. Highest quality indicates superior materials, craftsmanship, and performance beyond standard expectations.
Twenty Years Ago In Tucson Army Strengths Worldwide
The article lists historic standing armies of major nations. Britain holds 228000 regulars with reserves swelling to 7256060 under arms. Germany shows 285000 in peace and 2300000 in war with reserves pushing toward 4900000. France counts 558800, rising to 2560860 in war, with reserves pushing to 1766. Russia has the largest standing force at 240000, growing yearly to 1006088 with reserves bringing total near 9908000. The piece notes Italy reducing forces due to tax pressures.
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Anetria-Hunty
Sctvers
Brest
Britain
Italy
Jn Tat
France
Japanese emperor thanks King George for Prince visit reception
The emperor of Japan sent a message to King George thanking him for the reception given to Prince Yori hito in London. He and the Japanese people express deep appreciation for the entertainment and extend felicitations to Italian armies for victory, via a cable to Victor Emmanuel.
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Associated Press
TOK
Japan
George
Yorihito
London
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Train robbers given 25 year sentences in Kansas case
Four men pleaded guilty in a federal court near Fort Scott Kansas to participation in a train robbery near Kech Kansas. They were sentenced to 16 years each in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth. One was arrested after an encounter with police in Treaver.
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Sco. Kan
Raoys Shernard
Kech
Kan
Leaverworth
Shertil
Treaver
Colorado Springs
Denver
Fire destroys large cottonseed warehouse in Pine Bluff
A blaze at Pine Bluff Arkansas on November 12 destroyed warehouse No 1 of the Fine Bluff Cotton Gin Company. Estimated loss ranges from 260 609 to 260 609. Between 7 660 and 6 968 tons of cottonseed were destroyed.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arehouse
Armistice Day band crosses border at Calexico
Riev. Ke feban Cantu of Lower California sent a 30 piece military band across the border from Mexico to assist armistice signing celebrations in Calexico. The parade included United States cavalry citizens and many Mexican visitors.
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ANTE
LA. A
Calexico
Cal
Kefeban Cantu
Lower California
Mexico
United States
Mor Beats Priest After Refusal to Ring Bell Brenton
A group in Nev 12 attacked and knocked unconscious Rev Mr Bojaceyck a Catholic priest officiating memorial services for a soldier killed in France. They beat him for not ringing his church bell when peace was announced. His patriotism was noted in early reports.
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MOR
Bekele
Brenton
Bouyjagyek
France
Bojaceyck
Society Woman Killed in Armistice Celebration
Mrs Archie Price, a well known Cairo society figure, was accidentally shot and killed by her father Henderson Downey during a victory armistice celebration last night. The tragedy occurred in Cairo. Downey is reported distressed but cooperative. County police investigated the incident.
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PRACK
Cairo
Mre
Archie Price
Hendersen Downey
British warship Britannia torpedoed near Straits of Gibraltar
The British battleship Britannia was torpedoed near the entrance to the Straits of Gibraltar on New 4% and sank three and a half hours later. Thirty-nine officers and 672 men were saved, according to an admiralty announcement.
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London
Britannia
Cibraltar
Three Stabbed in Salt Lake Prison Plot Escape
In Fort Douglas prison camp a refused order to help with an escape tunnel led to a fight and three inmates were stabbed. Victims named Fritz Fisher Max Turner Wilhelm Boreschen faced injuries. one may die. Guards discovered the tunnel early, preventing larger escapes.
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Salt Lake
Fort Douglas
Hiressie
Max Tunter
Fritz” Fisher
Wilhelm Boreschen
Guarda E
Prohibition Fight Continues Across Nation in War Time
The article notes ongoing efforts for a nationwide prohibition during wartime, with debate over enforcement and timing. Senator Sheppard and allies push for cessation of hostilities to advance the measure, while the agricultural appropriation bill delays progress amid conference hold ups between the Senate and House.
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Washington
Cgc
Sheppard
Senate
Spcuse
Censorship on News Proposed to President Wilson
A plan to end all censorship on news including voluntary conventions requested during wartime will be recommended to President Wilson. George Creel, head of the Committee on Public Information, will review the proposal for national media operations as the United States enters the war.
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Washington
Americas
United States
Moilson
George Creel
Army manpower reaches 3.764.677 in official report
The American army has a total strength of 3,764,677 men as of the latest war department figures. About 1,? million were in France and Italy, with the remainder under arms in camps abroad.
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Washington
War Department
Attention Farmers Wheat Ad at Eagle Milling Company
Farmers are urged to note a new wheat resty at Eagle Milling Company in Tucson Arizona announced by Merchean Ed Early Baart. The notice highlights updated milling services and contact details for growers seeking processing.
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Eagle Milling Company
Ticson
Arizona
Pinex based cough syrup recipe offers rapid relief
Home made cough syrup combines 215 ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or substitutes like molasses honey or corn syrup. It claims to halt ordinary coughs within 24 hours and is advertised as effective for bronchitis croup whooping cough and asthma with guaranteed refunds.
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Nogales
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NEM
Goodin Transfer Co
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Pete Burke
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Thomas A. Briggs
L. C. Cowan
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