Fierce fighting near Mielgorod reports from Rostov area
London dispatch cites Petrograd reporter noting heavy losses as General Kaledines besieges Rostov-on-the-Don. Allied forces engage near Mielgorod with ships firing on Cossack cavalry. German front lines claim gains on the Cambrai front with shelters taken and artillery exchanges continuing.
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U Boat Checked Not Mastered London December 14
London December 14 The menace is in check but not mastered says Eric Goddard lord of the admiralty in the house of commons He notes shipbuilding pace and American output as key to reducing submarine sinking rates and weakening the German U boat fleet He urges continued naval measures and sustained effort by allies to increase production and tempo of ship construction and deployment
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Canadians voting at headquarters amid war front lines
Canadians vote at forward trenches with temporary booths in front line positions. Infantry cast ballots while artillery and soldiers carry deltas as campaign notes circulate in British journals. trials span two fronts amid ongoing conflict and distant diplomacy.
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General Haig Thanks Pershing For Aid In France
Field Marshal Haig expresses British thanks to General Pershing and the American army engineers for prompt and valiant aid near Gourgaucourt during November 5 to 20 1917. The British commander notes the gallant conduct of U S engineers in the dim situation and pledges to convey appreciation to the men.
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Weanery
Associated Press
Marg
Genero
United States
Gourgaucourt
Freezone Corn Cure Adventure in a Tiny Bottle
A small bottle promises instant relief for hard or soft corns and calluses. Apply a few drops of freexone directly to the affected area. the corn loosens and can be peeled away with fingers. Claims no pain or skin irritation, and that the product coats the corn quickly.
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Murdock Targeting Food Huns Warns of Hoarding and Forgeries
Washington reports internal federal trade commission hearing into canned goods hoarding and price manipulation by food wholesalers. Murdock leads investigation, accusing certain traders of padding shortages and directing supplies for government use. Forgeries and fraudulent cheques surface in Coalville as James Preston faces amended charges and possible sentencing.
Troops Needed at Vladivostok Arrive for River Rail Work
Dispatches from Vladivostok report American railroad engineers being brought in to operate roads. Consul confirms a small Russian garrison with no Japanese troops on December 11. A later dispatch notes arrival of transports carrying African engineers for railroad use.
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Washington
Vladivoglok
Reduce Your Fat Without Dieting Adverts Marmoin Prescription
An old advertisement touts a fat reduction method claiming users lose three or four pounds weekly without dieting. It promotes Marmoin Prescription Tablets sold by druggists or direct mail from the Mammomo Company at 804 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Michigan.
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Masonic Dance Planned by Local Club on Friday
The Masonic club schedules the third in a series of dances for Friday evening in San Francisco with Easter Stars and other officials invited. The event aims to foster community ties within the Masonic and related groups.
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Wasatch County Farmers Plan Meetings to Form Bu
Wasatch County farmers prepare a series of meetings across the county ending with a Heber City assembly aimed at organizing farm bureaus. County agricultural agent HR Price has arranged talks by Dr RD Evans of Utah Agricultural College and Vice President Le Warnick of the Uintah Fatty Bus Tou to address the gatherings.
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le Warnick
Lah
Blackfoot Forms Defense Council in Idaho City
The Organization of Defense in Blackfoot Idaho completed its formation Wednesday evening. John G. Brown was elected chairman with H C MacCosham as vice chair and W D Vincent as secretary treasurer. The committee includes E Harris L W Themen J I Barry H Mias Cosham D H Brennan L J Chapman N F Boyle G F Gagan Pearson W D Vincent Mes H Barly Nea D Diethan Janes Just Presta W Mallary Shelley Mi A Fugate C Knocie Pine eree.
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Defense Council
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Mias Cosham
D. H. Brennan
L. J. Chapman
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Nea
D. Diethan
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Presta
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Pine Eree
J. G. Brown
H. C. MacCosham
View Chatraan
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Secratary
Bishop Paul Jones Views On Rearing In Salt Lake
Salt Lake City December 13. Bishop Paul Jones of Utah faced a hearing in St. Louis over alleged wartime activities and pacifist views. A commission urged his resignation but did not strip his Episcopal rank. Jones said his attitude has not changed and that the government must be supported while remaining charitable to those who reconsider their stances.
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Thrift stamps questions asked by Postmaster Browning
Postmaster Browning conducted a morning session answering a set of thrift stamp and war savings certificate questions. The Q A covered stamp sizes slightly larger than a 2 cent stamp and green, the thrift card folded to fit one pocket at 4 by 4 inches, and a war savings certificate folder measuring 4 by 8 inches containing twenty stamps. Information outlets include post offices and the National War Savings Committee in Washington. An organized effort aims to engage students and workers in promoting thrift stamps and war saving certificates as the best investment in the current market.
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Bombs Kill Americans Behind Front Lines
A report cites American bond engineers killed by German air raids behind the British front. German bombs strike a town along a passage used by American troops, shattering a house window but harming no one aboard. Two American soldiers die later in a hospital from gunshot wounds amid fighting news.
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Tre 13
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