Gregory Reports Allied Spy Sweep and Internments
Washington Dec 5 Attorney General T W Gregory outlined the wartime spy crackdown detailing enemy agents arrested under presidents warrants internments and inspections of German communities. He cited 480000 Germans registered 260000 men 229000 women and noted 34339 youths drafted or questioned as war measures. He praised the justice department for protecting civil rights while suppressing disloyal propaganda and endorsing reform of judicial processes and antitrust enforcement aligned with wartime needs.
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T. W. Gregory
Department of Justice
Tha Allorney
Uregurg Salle
Slemocrac
Lie Alorney
Propaganta
America
Gteral
Aglintal
Corman
Anstra B Fay
Wumoerlean Promotive League
Gregory
Leronies
Inpac
Ume
Fuett
Unite States
Cverman
Orissa
Red Cross
Rearson
Whley
Department of Labor
Gregory Sak
Letter from Wilford Gorder HS student on WWI front horrors
Wilford Gorder of 3461 Adams Avenue writes from France as a member of Company A, 468th Infantry. He recalls front line bombardment, gas, snipers, and machine gun nests, describes dugouts, cold and hunger, and mentions a friend reported missing in action.
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Oscar Gorder
Adams Avenue
Ogden
Camp Lewis
France
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Ainger
Linh
Billy
Done
Government urged action on war time measures by Gregory
The Supreme Court delay was urged by the government citing that dissolving combinations would impose large financial burdens not in the public interest amid wartime money markets. Gregory proposed federal warrants across the United States to prevent evasion, senior federal judges after ten years service, outlawing threatening mail, tighter bankruptcy laws, and restricting corporations from doing business in districts lacking conditions.
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Gregory
United States
Woman Arrested For Bootlegging On Twenty Fifth Street
Jane Doe, 46, was arrested after selling one pint of whisky to Dill Nicholas on Twenty fifth Street. Deputy Brown seized a suitcase with eighteen bottles and she was held for court. She posted $200 bail and the case is set for the twelfth.
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Twenty-fifth Street
Dill Nicholas
Brown
Toover
Card of Thanks for Mr Fingree and Mazel
Deeply appreciative for the kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death. Mrs Hyrum Pingree and Family express sincere thanks and gratitude for the support and thoughts from friends.
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Mazel
Hyrum Pingree
DIES IN HYRUM MRA JOHN GIBBS LIFES END ABRUPT
Sad news from Hyru m Utah reports the death of Mrs John Gibbs fifty five years old? No, thirty five year old Mrs Gibbs daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lindley of Hyrahm? The text shows influenza and pneumonia as cause with survivors including parents three sons and one daughter. The fragment contains oblique references to a poem and unclear lines about soldiers and a song for heroes.
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Hyrum
Utah
William Lindley
Kerqes
Gloriowa
Theoldiers
France
Hores
Areoz
Phey
A Song for the Heroes and War News From Omaha
A poem by Edwin Markham praises heroic sacrifice and nationhood. The dispatch from Omaha reports a car strike in its second day paralyzing Omaha and Council Bluffs streetcars, with union demands and war labor board issues shaping labor talks. Italian cruisers and Allied naval forces reach Constantinople, signaling eastern Mediterranean operations.
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Council Bluffs
League of the War Labor
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Mayer Smith
Sail
Burnett
War Labor Board
League
Constantinople
General Staff
Navy
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Grave Dangers for Germany Rise in Berlin Power Struggle
Amsterdam desk of Daily Express notes Germany remains politically obscure as factions clash. Two dangers loom for the new republic, including a separatist movement led by Kurt Byrner attempting to seize leadership in Berlin, while a Bavarian dealer amplifies propaganda efforts.
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Losdon
Lesa Service
Germany
Amsterdane
Daily Express
German Republic
Kurt Byrner
Propaganda Ae Inc
Berlin
City employes cannot form labor unions
Washington December 5 holds that the right to organize among municipal employees is a separate issue from industrial union rights. The labor board declined to rule on municipal employees’ organizing and bargaining rights, stating the question does not extend to city workers. The dispute arose from Omaha firemen seeking recognition to organize and bargain with city authorities.
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Washington
Ety
Oma Ina
Neb
New Spanish Cabinet Formed Amid Oath by Ramananté
Brief report notes Ramananté, newly appointed to form a Spanish cabinet, will take the oath of office at noon today. The lineup draws from supporters of General Romationes, with mentions of various leaders and ongoing overseas concerns.
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Bec
Count Ramananté
Son
Golsl
Cours Eral
Romationes
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