The Happiest Boy in Town Bicycle Spotlight
The piece touts a new Iver Johnson bicycle praised as easy riding and stylish with a campfire and scouting flavor. It highlights features like tubing, bearings, forged parts, enamel finish, and trims, claiming popularity and offering a free booklet.
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Diepeley
Crozier Ives Private Report On War Arsenal Output
Major General Crozier, chief of ordnance, testified before the senate military committee in an executive session. He discussed rifle production delays, the use of a 5 million dollar August 1916 appropriation, and the impact of changes in weapon types on private plants. He noted conditions were reasonably satisfactory and promised higher artillery production. future session to cover heavy artillery.
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Washington
War Department
Crozier
Ordnance
Senate Military Committee
General Crozier
Congress
Petrograd Civil Offenders Sent to Jails Amid Crackdown
In Petrograd prisons civil offenders are moved to provincial jails to clear space for counterrevolutionary arrests. Countess Panin, ex vice minister of public welfare, is detained for allegedly returning ministry funds to the State bank. Mme Veravsky’s lodging was searched by soldiers as authorities warn she may be coerced to yield information. Revolutionary tribunals threaten exile for exiled Kr Democratic leaders. Public barred from Jalan Heights and Tay Taylor Canyon properties to prevent evergreen theft.
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Petrograd
Countess Panin
Drs. Kertasky
Mme. Veravsky
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Kerenwky
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Constitutional-Democratic Party
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Jalan's Heights
Tayfore Canyon
Waterfall Canyon
Producten L. M. Malan
Desperate Fire of Austrians Presses West Front
A Times military analysis says about 150 German divisions on the western front and 79 on the eastern front, with youths 19 to 35 pulled from the east for western service. The author warns of a rapid central powers strike and urges Allied mobilization, including raising age limits and extending conscription in Britain to Ireland. Americans are fated to arrive in force later, with overall Allied cohesion crucial for victory.
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Times
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Ireland
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Franca
Jerusalem
Tagdad
American Troops Please French Allied Victory Boost
A U S French press group visited American troops in Prangh. They met General Pershing who voiced unwavering Allied victory confidence. Reporters noted strong American French brotherhood, high spirits, and enthusiasm as they toured a former guardsmen camp and spoke with wounded soldiers.
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Journallsta
America
Vicory
Hate
Copper prices to be revised in industry talks
Washington December 14 copper prices were discussed by copper producers and the War Industries Board. Steel manufacturers, who met with the board on Monday, held talks with the Federal Trade Commission on production costs likely to underlie new steel prices. Copper producers will meet the commission later.
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War Industries’ Board
Steel
Federal Trade Commission
Measles Decline Reported in National Guard Camps
Measles outbreaks ease in National Guard camps including the Thirtieth to Thirty-ninth divisions, though spread persists in the Thirty-fourth, Thirty-fifth, and Thirty-sixth. The seven-day toll totals 190 guard deaths, with 171 from pneumonia and 74 in the army, 7 from pneumonia.
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Parumonia
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National Army
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Bolsheviks Plan to Keep Control in Moscow Assembly Chaos
From Petrograd dispatches Bolshevik foreign minister Teréky said an armistice on the cadhorn front allows Russia’s delegation to seek peace while Bolshevik delegates head to Petrograd. A preliminary assembly meeting saw seventy delegates with Social Revolutionists present, as they claim the assembly would be empowered once quorum is met. In Patrograd a temporary council formed in Lettland to govern Courland Livonia and Baltic provinces, seeking Allied support to prevent territorial division.
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Loni Théreky
Bolshestki
Reuter
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Cadhorn Front
Drest-Litovak
Constituent Assembly
Russia
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Hova
Amyor Schreider
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Patrograt
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Letts
Niituna Council
Lettland
Vaik
I i Courland
Livonis
Baltic
Zamwer
German Faith in Hindenburg Drives Hope for Peace
Reports from Holland indicate rising German confidence after the August armistice. Travelers cite a believed imminent western offensive led by Hindenburg, with calls for American help countered by assurances that justice will end the war. Armistice relief could ease transport strain as disarmament moves are discussed.
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Germany
Holland
Moreht
Puch
von Hindenburg
Russia
Koeloische Volks Zeitung
Ceating
Wener Zeitung
Clemenceau to Be Heard on Suspension Demand
Paris December 14 Premier Clemenceau was to be heard today by committees of eleven deputies appointed by the chamber of deputies to report on the demand for suspension of Deputy Cafilaux and Loy talot. After he appeared other deputies including Jaur and Lostalot were to question the court martial compliance in trying the two accused men.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Loytalot
Cutle Jaur
Lostalot
High Court
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Czar's Daughter Ill in Tobolsk Report
Telegram from Tobolsk Siberia reports Olga, eldest daughter of former Emperor Nicholas, very ill with serious condition. News reaches Petrograd as authorities monitor potential impact on royal affairs.
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Tobolsk
Sberia
Hat Olga
Nicholas
Japan Fights for Allies Cause as War Rages
Reverend J. Chapman, on a speaking tour after eighteen years in Kyoto, says Japan is fully aiding the Allies by sending men and supplies. He reports Nipponese forces ready to ship via the Siberian railway, but Russian instability and transport issues hinder delivery. Chapman will stay in Balt Lake about a week before returning to Richmond to rejoin his family.
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Alliag
J. Chapman
Euscopal Board
Minsions
Balt Lake
Kyoto
Zimmerman Apartments
Richmond
Chaplain
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Vindivostok
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