Publicity scheme exposed in German press buy bid
In Washington a roundup shows Alexander outs in New York named by Alten Properly Custodian Palner as an agent in pro German negotiations to buy a New York newspaper. He admitted contacting Dr. Ber ward Dornburg on attempts to influence U S readers for Germany. Senate hearings reveal payments, propaganda plans, and a campaign to place a hostile paper here. Other evidence ties Count von Dernburg and German agents to efforts to suppress United States aid to enemies.
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Washington
Alexander Outs
New York
Alten
Palner
United States
Red
Ber
Ward Dornburg
Jon
Thea Cmeumlt‘den
Activites
Sy Ranta
Dern Hoerg
Destra
Kuistbr
Tenreventatives
Germany
Promhivion
Ve. Dernbure
Lamnacian Peagile
Nelson
Minnesota
America
Ssa
Helmerich Bert
Kenta
Von
Dera
Lawl
N. Hantmeorting
Fin Association
Toad
Bernstorff
Ueaunerting
von von
Paval
Arthur Gabryel
Association
Gabryel
Hammerling
Umusuel
Kenta Fokl
Mealing Jians
Welland Canal
Tanacher
Tifa
Madam Grdakl
Emnd Operk Singer
Konte Rani
Dernburg
Albert
Lowry Humles
Kouta
Lisitania
Jutagla
Transylvania
Hungary
Russia
Budapest
Ma Hla
Aneut Konta
Atatrict Attorney’s Ation
Military
Intel-Ligence Department
Backache or kidneys bother the reader ad
This old advertisement promotes Ja Salts as a kidney cleanser stating that drinking large amounts of water and taking Ja Salts mixed in water will flush the kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and restore kidney function. It urges readers to use the product now and then for healthy, active kidneys.
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Wales
Erapee Soni Jeon Jules
Drugeists
Hether
Woodburys
Terrible robberies plague Chinese provinces in unrest
Turbulent reports describe bandits terrorizing vast regions from the White Wolf campaigns to railway attacks on the Tientsin Pukow line. General Ling Chi kwang blames recruits for lawless acts while the government bars Cartier enlistments as China endures widespread unrest.
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Weking
China
Sinting
Linz Chi-kwang
KwWangiling
Shantung Baat Fresti
Chin
Tientsin-Pukow
Lnk
Peking
Shanoshal
Shantung
Hing
Ling Chis-Kweng
Hia
Cartier
Available Space On Ships to Aid Beef Shipments
Wallington December 4 Owing to ample ocean space for frozen beef and provisions the railroad administration scheduled a three day movement plan between Chicago and New York. Director General McAdoo said the arrangement will bolster relief efforts in the stricken area. Frozen beef held in freight cars is rapidly being moved to shipping ports as ocean space increases due to fewer wartime supplies. Argentine minister to Peru Antonio Atyarna appointed to Port amid months of vacancy.
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Wallington
Railroad Administration
Chicago
New York
Diirector
McAdoo
Lloyd Bopp to Die on Gallows Friday in Chicago
A Chicago-area gang, including Lloyd Bopp and Dea r Dear, faced execution after a long legal fight. The court upheld the death sentence for Dear and Bopp, tied to the jail break and murder plot connected with stolen cars and a series of robberies. Police surrounded a Chicago north shore house. Moran and McFarlane faced further sentences after the dramatic capture and trial outcomes.
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Chicago
Dee
Lloyd Bony
Elermaun Malow
Matey
DAX Bark
Depp
Bepp
Freutom
Jertoda
Jertoda, Wallally Convicted of Murder. Denr
Eugene Warinett
Crnok
Roughteud
Reuglolph Wolfe
Chuntfenr
Uiey
Mien
Tlarlieth Pmly
Ani Jen
Puthrough
Dear
Hat Dear
Hop
Frank Stearlane
Tig Joe" Moran
Northshore
Ture
Soran
Joliet
McFarlane
Hair Care Advice From Obscure Text Fragments
The passage discusses maintaining a healthy scalp to keep hair soft and silky. It mentions avoiding dull or lifeless hair, addressing conditions like greasiness or dryness, and hints at improving air flow to hair glands through proper treatment.
Influenza toll and quarantine updates from Salt Lake City
Health authorities reported a drop in deaths to five yesterday with eleven on Tuesday and quarantines on 70 houses. New influenza cases rose, and 144 were reported while 84 previous day. Four counties freed from influenza include Grand Morgan Rich and Weber counties with Sanpete near opening. The city plans extended inoculation hours at fire stations and will prosecute violations of quarantine rules.
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Salt Lake
Dee
Louis Ti. Strang
John B. Leigh
Margaret Roy
Elizabeth Bogan
Ava
Mary A. Bogan Pappas
Margaret
Mrs. Pappas
Elyneaith Office
Denry Lisnham
Magna
Arthur
Ohie Thotsand
Iamenzi
Board of Health
Sandel G. Paul
City Board of Health
Paul Lasti
Boodinek
Beatty
Grand County
Wis
Cingie
Yherach
Morgan
Rich
Whezach
Sanpete County
Torrey
Murrays
Enaea
University of Utah
Linse
Salt Lake school board election results described
Salt Lake voters chose 2848 residents to elect the board of education. In the city wards one, three and five incumbents were reelected, while in wards two and four incumbents were defeated. notable write ins and altered ballots influenced the final tally. The Granite district also held three ward elections adding three men to the board, with reelections in the fifth ward.
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Salt Lake
Board of Education
Rsh
J. C. Broward
Eierrichhour
Leon Juliugean
Will
Parrot
Hardover
G. A
Verain
Doit Fobman
Believer
W. J. Barretto
Messer Willey
Iverson
Ians Follawa
John
Howard
Leon Johnson
Bascom
Luke Leary
Aia
EL Willey
Chipd
Mradford
Crilerwood
Orarge
Dalley
Stephen A. Newman
George FP. Wasson
Aan
Homme
W. Crrlson
Tynim Rennlan
Greater Protection For the U S Forests
A historical report describes increased protection needs for U S forests during fire seasons. It notes strain on personnel, difficulties securing qualified guards, and funding issues that hinder preparedness before the peak of fires. Relief came from presidential action reallocating funds to support protection efforts.
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United States
Iesitnatinn
Aresident
Preaktent
Fiji
Welereas
Killing of Czar and Family Reported by Valet
A despatch cites a valet of the late Russian royal family claiming the Romanovs were held in a convent cell at Ekaterinburg for weeks before Bolshevik soldiers shot all members of the family. The emperor allegedly asked to die with his wife who was ill, and a grand duchess Tatiana was wounded but not killed. the bodies were later burned.
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Lonton
Ene
Tetexisph
Amaterdin
Kiet Nowspapers
Alocy
Orprees
Russia
Ekaterinburg
Gall
Tatiana
Sami Coy
Dan Tuenhary
Milo Smith
Ham
Ausabameng
Taenham
Jim
Porto Rico Seeks U S Grant of Self-Government
A memorial to Congress urged rapid action at a special session requesting full self government for Porto Rico. The document, written by Cayetano Calleyenicht, asserts Ricans’ capacity for self rule and supports eventual independence from U S authority. Also notes a law enforcement incident and a street shooting report with brief details.
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Porto Rico
U.S
Lnotlan
Cayetann Callyencht
King Nicholas of Montenegro Deposed by National Assembly
Dispatch from Berne reports Montenegro’s national assembly deposed King Nicholas Petrovi tch-Nicenish at Podgorica after debate on political and economic interests. A Karageorgevic line is proclaimed national dynasty, uniting Serbs Croats and Slovenes into a common state. A national council will manage unification and royal fortunes.
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Washington
Bian
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Polworlrza
Cettinge
Isi
Belgrate
Canital
National Assembly
Podgoriten
Nicholas
Petrovitch-Nicensh
Muritenegro
Karageorgevitch
Serbda
Kingdom of Montenegro
Urison
Emf
Serbia
Hag
Naval Guns of United States Navy Highlighted at ASME Meeting
At the annual American Society of Mechanical Engineers gathering in New York the landmark 14.6 inch railway artillery was described by Lieutenant Commander D. C. Buell. These World War I era guns, built for battleships, fired a 40 pound shell at 2900 feet per second with a nearly thirty mile range. Planning to mount them on movable carriages for use in France emerged in spring 1938, production began at Ballwin Loco, and initial shots occurred September 5. Crews from Great Lakes Navy were chosen for railway work.
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New York
Nec
Dieutenantmander D. C. Buell
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
France
Ballwin
Philadelphia
Buell
Great Lakes
Voted in favor of writing with Serbia election results
Fragmented text shows references to universal suffrage, deputies to the Skupshina, and three representatives to the assembly. The passages are garbled but indicate a historical note on voting, representation, and classified ads.
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Serbia
Universal Suffrane
Conetitne
Skupshina
Assembly
GOLD MEDAL. Tubyst Besith of the Hol landers advertises Cord Medal Oil
A garbled ad promises health miracles from Gold Medal Tubyst Besith of the Hollanders, touting Cord Medal Oil as a cure for kidney weakness and general vitality. It urges daily use, claims government charter backing, and promotes multiple box sizes with money-back implied guarantees.
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Holland
Nie
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Tuenogala
Bec
Antonio Atyarna
Pert
Cyfy Board OF Health
Lloyd Bopp
Dieon Gallows
DEL
Woodbury
Woodbury’s
Woodbury's
Canada
Andrew Jergens Company
Cincinnai
Perth
Ontario
Ion
Sey Appro
U.S. Forests
Sloan
Dinggiaia
Czar
Nick OF
Berne
Switzerland
Mon Wich
Nicholaa
Naval Guns
Totland
Srengland
Maarler
FORD
Cheesman Electric & Auto Supply Co
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