America Lost Four Ships During War Period
The document details American maritime losses from April 6 1917 to November 21 1918. It lists 14 vessels sunk, including ships like the Jacob Jones and the F Scipia cutter, with 146 to 151 overall deaths and 1,121 casualties among U.S. personnel. The report cites submarine activity and other war-related hazards.
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Washington
Tee
Gpg
Enomy
Daniels Ade
Jacob James
Euak Dev
Wolf
Coast Guard
Fscipa
Qiedo Wirich
Fan Diego
Vernca
Westbridge
Yort
Aml
Filicea Sitins
Luteca
U.S
Constantinople
Tsann
HSE
Irugcists Accused Of Profiteering In Drug Trade
An article fragment reports accusations of profiteering by druggists tied to 1914 pricing, noting charges of overcharging and a refund policy to satisfy customers. It mentions weekly ads and a comparison of prices, with references to stomach remedies and a public notice style warning. The text also hints at American deserters and German troops in Coblenz, reflecting wartime reporting.
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Belitesriag
Victor Berger Trial Opens On Spy Charge In Chicago
The trial of Victor Berger and four other socialists on espionage conspiracy charges opened with jury selection nearly complete. Attorneys questioned veniremen on beliefs about socialism, freedom of speech, and assembly while noting Berger’s Austrian birth and concerns about potential prejudice.
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Chicago
Tantela
Victor K. Terger
Milhwaukeew
Saul
Alka
Anum
Berger
Austria
Gorter
Ger
Tmany
Cline
Hearst 1917 Advocated Embargo and Moral Alarm
Fragmentary message cites a New York American writer urging the Evening Journal to oppose involvement in the European war. It condemns war profiteering, reckless wealth, and the carnival of wealth as murder, warning against subverting religion, civilization, and the white race, urging restraint and moral purpose.
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Waslington
Dew
Tinvral
Pip Francis
New York
Evening Journal
Averlea
Stirvers
Europe
Jin
Eomiree
Extradition Demand for Talaat Pasha and Exiled Turkish Officials
Copenhagen reports Turkey seeks extradition of Talaat Pasha former grand vizier and Enver Pasha former war minister along with other members of the Turkish government who fled to Germany. The Wolff bureau says Talaat Pasha will not be extradited but others charged with political crimes may be. Dispatches note Enver Pasha and Talaat Pasha rumored detained at Berdin on Turkish request.
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Copenhagen
Deehax
Yalant Pasha
Raver Pasha
Sroll Qa
Germany
Wolff Bureau
A Terlin
Byak Talaat Pasha
Enver Dash
Talaat Vacha
Berdin
Wounded Americans Arrive in New York After War Voyage
Wounded American soldiers arrive in New York aboard the steamer Kroonland. Crowds cheer as they enter the reception area amid patrol band music. The Kroonland brings sixty officers and 1,180 enlisted men plus 106 civilians. the Empress of Detroit also lands 2,450 troops. The arrivals include the 104th Ambulance Company and other units. officers report the new will be discharged and processed tomorrow.
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New York
Yee
Welland
Kroonland
Afteo
Detrolt
Dehari
104Th Awhilance Company
Americans in Germany greet Yank troops at Rhine
Germans who had lived in the United States for years welcomed American troops along the Rhine area. Westfall, a former guard member from Kansas City, traveled to see William A. Smith in Coblenz and learned that Smith’s unit, the Thirty-Second Division, reported a minor casualty near the Meuse bridge during the offensive.
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United Stitea
Amalia
Uretta Catilens
Allenghem
Westfall
Enid
Oki
Miassuch Watlpoal Guard
Kansas
Herlin
iMness
Coblens
Herliu
William A. Smith
Kansas City Company of Guard
Westfal
Wrestfall
Troopship Reaches Boston With 1500 Soldiers
The White Star steamer Canopiv, carrying 47 officers and 1427 enlisted men returning from overseas, anchors near Boston harbor. It will dock at Charlestown and troops will entrain for Camp Devens, with aviation units and various Handley-Page detachments among the aboard.
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Toston
Der
Canopiv
Lanfent
Boston Harbor
Bore
Charlier Town
Camp Devens
Ayer
Ares
Handley-Page
Mie
Wilson Visit Arranged for Papal Audience in Rome
Paris dispatches report Provident Wilson will meet Pope Benedict XVI on December 23. The visit includes a reception with the sacred college and a Christmas audience. The Mensagero notes Monsignor Cerretti hopes for an interview with Wilson, seen as without political implications.
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Paris
Ramea
Temps
Provident Wilson
Pope Henedict
Sacred College
Wilvan
Vatican
Mensagero
Monaignor
Bonaventura Cerretti
Canal Uniter
Lar
Wilson
War Casualties From the Communities Gener Allied Conflict
A garbled World War I casualty list notes American Expeditionary Force deaths from disease and action. Names such as Frank Cradaham and John J. Mureavy appear amid misspellings, with several entries indicating killed in action, wounded, or missing. The fragmentary text references locations including Wyoming, Nevada, and Moscow with scattered rank titles and private names.
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Frank Cradaham
Riehheld
Ddan
Dosent O. Gans
Dapeai
Michael Leste
Poratella
Idatie
Hobert
Montgomery
Thatfale
Wyoming
John J. Mureavy
Sealsfield
Nevada
Wagoner Ieny
Personts
Mouintain Henin
Maio
Istee Kiilimans
Heber
Cod. T
Schumacher
Moscow
Idi
Fragmented World War II Roll Call Mentions Wounded Missing and Relatives
A damaged listing names soldiers with ranks and homes across Utah Idaho Nevada and Colorado. It mentions missing in action and wounded status along with casualties and relatives. Names include Jeary Birnsteda Andrew Syborg Captain Ley Lurlaw Conk and several others. A note references a retiring Eastern Star officer and a southern army training camp assignment for Mr. Morrison.
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Jeary Birnsteda
Lela
Idaho
Andrew I Syborg
Anthony Mahe
Charles A. Harknéos
Ogden
Utah
Trex II
Diwlgens
Searchlight
Nevada
Hovonton
Salt Lake City
Tab
Atgnoat
Binehun Bhat
Ley Lurlaw Conk
Suit
Brumbaugh
Gorelaudo B. Levitt
Roper
Lourae IX
Dodds
Tregahrers
Tony
Africa
Morrison
Doctor Could Not Help Her Testimonial From Lydia E. Pinkham
A woman recounts that after doctors failed to help with persistent inflammation she used Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash and says she was cured. She urges others to write for advice and shares gratitude toward the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Brooklyn
Lloydia E. Binkgham
Bord Hénith
Lydia
Wakham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Masonic Lodges Hold Elections in Local Rite
Masonic lodges across the region held elections with officers named including master Wy Morrison treasurer L Werk and secretary Tat Johnson. The draft list notes routine appointments, with election details and church-affiliated patrons mentioned in the period coverage.
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Saywiden
P. ¥. Morrison
L. Werk
Tat Johnson
Trawe
Premeynae Eral
Radi Chajeer
Women of Lille Start Action for Hun Outrages
Women of Lille initiate steps to protest German outrages reported in 1916. The text details affidavits about cruelty, forced confinement, and the alleged actions of German commanders, urging accountability from authorities. It mentions casualties and a Utah man reportedly connected to events in the Gem State.
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Lille
Death claims Idaho figure amid family losses and tie to Utah fairies
The obituary notes the death of a prominent Idaho figure, survived by a wife, five children, and many relatives in Idaho and Utah. It recalls his role as a former Utah state fair official and his associations with local sheepmen. The piece also references the recent death of his brother Warren Take a few weeks earlier from a similar cause.
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Ho Ja
Wheelwright Ambisement Transfer Notice
Announcement that the speaker has sold their interests to Catherine Wheelwright Ambisement Chad and severed ties with the prior chat firm. They state they have reassigned their former business as contractor Tar Tol Wheelwright.
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Catherin Wheelwright
Chad
Amy Luetsess
Jugo Slavic Protest Against Italian Control
A transcribed message reports Jugo Slavic officials protesting Italian administration in Moenecurded ioviter jles. The protest claims the Italian policy violates the terms of human conscience and violates the will of people formerly allied, amid broader war tensions and regional governance disputes.
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Campire
Ioviter Jles
Jalmatia
Stra
Gorigia
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