Two Villains Not To Be Overlooked In Petrograd News
Reports from Petrograd describe dire famine conditions with only a quarter of the prewar population remaining in the city. The piece accuses Bolsheviks of terror and blames Lenine and Trotsky as perpetrators, urging Allies to overlook them at the peace congress and calling for severe action.
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Petrograd
Populae
Dion
Baltic
Chi Ang
Arity Weil
Saiak
Crawny & Co
Pneumonia Epidemic Notes and Medical Advice
A local editor quotes a physician praising the Standard’s service during a pneumonia and influenza epidemic. The Mayo Foundation is cited on an apotheosis vaccine made from varied pneumococci and streptococci. The letter warns proper isolation in households and rooms for contagious patients, stressing separate rooms or thick barriers to prevent spread.
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Tien
J Hingo
Andrews
Boston
Vague Medical Complaint Reported in Fragment
Fragmentary text describes pain and unusual symptoms including bloodshot eyes, burning, vomiting, nerves, and general discomfort. The passage is garbled and does not identify a clear condition, treatment, or context, leaving a partial and unclear medical description.
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Uwlheya
Epidemic Disease Emphasis On Preventive Measures
The document stresses the infectious nature of a lung disease linked to streptococci. It calls for strict preventive actions, rigorous isolation, and careful handling of contagion to curb spread during the epidemic.
Hearst Papers Accused of Pro German Propaganda
Confidential Justice Department records cited by the Senate Committee accuse William Randolph Hearst and Hearst papers of aiding German propaganda during World War I. The Standard is said to have urged readers toward favorable views of Germany, while editors allegedly sought to undermine U S entry into the war.
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William Handolph Hearst
Hia
Department of Justice
Aeuate
Hearst
Bernstorff
Herarat
America
Germany
William Bayard Hale
Republic
Insulting U and Soldiers Provokes Public Warning
A wartime notice condemns insults to soldiers and urges respect for the U S Army and Navy. It recalls an incident in a downtown restaurant where two pro-German sympathizers were ejected after taunting six soldiers returning from service. The piece warns sympathizers not to provoke U S uniformed forces, vowing that true patriots will defend the flag and those who wear the uniform.
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Seala
Sat- Nera
Xtylerrel
United States
United States Army
Jesron
Stara and Stripes
Crown Prince Frederick Welilam Renounces Rights
Crown Prince Frederick Welilam renounces his right to the German claim amid belated repentance. The crown prince’s aide explains he did not back London's bombing or U boats. A wartime adviser states the prince warned America before the war about Germany’s conquest plans.
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Frederick Welilam
Mince
London
Pring i
Germany
America
Gerard
Crown Prince’s Role in World War War Crimes Allegations
Fragmentary memo-like account accuses the crown prince and Kaiser Wilhelm II of leading a German war program. It claims pro German shipbuilder Eve Bullla faced humiliation for offering counsel to the emperor. The text asserts the crown prince avoided opposing aerial raids and fears arrest, predicting contempt and downfall.
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Beneefal
Dona
Kaiser
Eves Bullla
William
bin Owl Heck
Cultul
Jace
Dillon
Frederick Williams
Death of Captain Eddie Grant in France Described
A Stars and Stripes report from the battlefield details Captain Eddie Grant of New York’s unit killed near the Argonne Forest during an October attack. Grant refused rest, urged his men forward, and shouted for a stretcher as shells exploded, finally dying in action while commanding Company WM. His steadfastness and leadership are recalled by troops who stood by him as other officers fell.
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New York
Italia
Seidie Frant
National
Teagie
Wséman
Stars and Stripes
France
Grant
Whitlesey
Htars
Veale
Qwn
Argonne Forest
White
Company WM
Empany
Grune
Eddie Grane
Oll
Bird Base
Demobilized Baseball Veterans Return Home From Arkansas Camp
The article lists major league players and affiliates demobilizing from Camp Pike Arkansas. Yankees alums Arnold Ruel and Abe Ward plus others from the Giants Robins White Sox and Boston camps depart for civilian life. Names include Ruel Ward Sehmandt Harbrouck and Earl Smith with Pipp slated to return soon after naval aviation service and training.
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New York
Scovier
Cari Vi Ath
Civil Ufe
Yankees
Reb- Ins
Arnold Ruel
Miller
Huggins
Cen
Attemuy
Lown Hin
Pike
Arkansas
Yanken
National
Arriny
Aaron Ward
Ward Wi
Officers’ Training Corps
Ad Carngy Iker
Upton Iw
Hin Hone
Alabama
Tendy
Callie
Pan Kairport
Brooklyn
Soljigra
Campike
Tay Sehimandl
St. Louis Way
Ava Harbrouck
White Sox
Earl Bsnith
Rochester Cub
Son Phiying
Boston
Walter Pipp
Yunker
Bagrman
Pipp
Naval Aviation Servier
Magarchuzetts Institute
Vonsucolt
Confession of Murder Doubted in New York Case
In New York Regan is said to confess to killing Mrs. Hamel to free Elizabeth Bakwa, 19, on trial for the murder of a rooming house proprietor. He is in Sing Sing for burglary and claims involvement with a theft during the assault. The case includes disputed evidence such as alleged teeth marks compared with a girl’s teeth.
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New York
Regan
Hoten Hemel
Elizabeth Bakwa
Sing Sing
Aviator applicants seek discharge after war ends
The war’s end prompts several aviation cadets including Pipp and Syewker to request discharge from service. Both filed petitions to refuse further service as they enter civilian life, with authorities likely to act promptly. Many other prospective aviators face similar reconsiderations and possible turnbacks as military needs shift.
Opportunities for Students at Corn Agricultural College Winter Courses
Kay B. West announces winter term starting December 30 at the Board of Mechanic Arts. Courses cover farm tractors and automobiles, with elementary and advanced work in gas engines, storage batteries, lighting, starting systems, and acetylene welding. The program aims practical repair training and is supported by a large equipment stock and instructors. students may request information by writing to the president before December 30.
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Mechanic Art
Corn Agricultural College
Kay B. West
Leh Yentnpaul College
Rationing News May Be Order to Correspondents
Washington reports from Paris say limited sable space for newspaper men could force rationing of news from abroad. Senators Johnson and Walden voiced concern that press coverage may be trimmed, urging official guidance from the congressional committee.
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Washington
Paris
Senate
Kes Publican Provice
Johnson
Caifothia
Edgar Sizcon
Committee On Biblic Information
Ftenenis
Government tightens control over soldier messages
Report notes that authorities reserve broad powers to censor public information while soldiers and relatives face restricted messaging as government controls expand. Government scrutiny increases as wartime communications, including 10 relatives of aoldiers, are subject to restrictions and oversight.
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Ile Ald
Trade Moves 70 Salt Lake Transit Linked to Basin Output
Report from the council of defense notes Vin importation and Produce Co operating eight trucks between Price and Radevel with two more on the way. State public utilities commission granted necessary permission, enabling transport from the Tintan basin to Salt Lake within twenty four hours. Secretary Thurman Vollatt announces executive committee findings on highway and transit support.
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Peaver
Tintan Basin
Thurman
Akeie Council of Defense
Enramittee
Ransparis
Eomaptor Trek Zeeviee
Santa Hageen
D. EL Manderffeld
gUilipigs
Gintal
Salt Lake
Thurman Vollatt
His Vs Transport
Thursminn
Vin Iuportation & Produce Company
Yank Prefers Liberty Nose Over Eiffel Inspires Debate
A garbled dispatch from DAS Nevada hints at a controversial figure advocating for a symbol tied to freedom. The distorted text references a man who wishes to explain his diet and opinions, while denouncing hate and duty.
Soldier in France and Utah Death Notice Mixed Dispatch
Fragmented OCR outlines an American soldier seeking return directions in Paris with a C A man and a Brooklyn home far from the city. The text then reports the death of Susan B. Smith of Utah and a note on 166 major casualties in Washington with wounded and missing.
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Mihai
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Mantana
Frente
Tan Nat Sa
Watery Nottc Ng
Wade Coon
Creed
Undertakers
the Board of
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Yank
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Liberty
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Frrance
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Goddess of Liberty
Wiffel Tower
Lee
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