Spinal Meningitis Not Spreading Across Troops
Army medical officers report no danger of spinal meningitis spreading to Georgia and Pennsylvania troops. Three deaths in a Georgia regiment and two cases in Pennsylvania were reported, all currently recovering. In Lincoln County Mines hospital, 280 cases have appeared in eight days. Charles Mossi suffers from Berloin injuries after a mine accident at Diamondville. A runaway car caused mine damage at Frontier. no injuries reported.
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Washington
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Lincoln County
Charles Mossi
Diamondville
McVicare
Rame
McVicars
Frontier
Allied Seizure of Mail Bags Revealed in 1935 Report
A Bethlehem- or Geneva-sourced dispatch notes Allied seizure figures from 1935 to 1913 detailing mail bag confiscations. It cites 22 800 bags from Germany and 16 800 bound for Germany, with U S and South American shipments also affected. Censor notes imply cross-border reading to infer trade links, contravening international postal accords and Hague conventions. The report stresses legal exemptions for neutral shipments and the need for prompt forwarding of seized mail.
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Ritho
Velzrd
Germany
Gverecea
United States
South America
Spain
Erich
South American
Agzette
The
Hague
Ity
Malls
STOPPED CHILDRENS CROUP COUGH INSTANTLY AFTER REMEDY
Three weeks ago two of roy chil dren began choking and coughing and now they were having an attack of troup. I gave them Foley's Honey and Tar before bedtime and soon their cough stopped and they fell asleep. Next morning their cough and all signs of croup were gone. Foley's Honey and Tar is a standard low priced remedy for colds bronchitis and coughs. A. Ale Salyre Drug Co Advertisement.
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Roy
Bille Mayberry
Eckert. Ga
Foley
A. Ale Salyre Drig Co
Battleships to reach 70 000 ton displacement
Washington reports that battleships reaching 70 000 tons will be displaced to carry a main battery of 16 six inch guns and attain a speed of 34 knots. The eight ships authorized will cost about 25 million dollars each at current prices.
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Washington
Bass Naval Committee
Pankta Canal
Taylor
Cormittes
Congress
De Weese Seeks Early Trial In Wife Slaying Case
In Salt Lake City the accused wife slayer De Weems asked for a direct trial without a preliminary hearing. He appeared unrepresented, waived counsel, and proposed immediate trial but a postponement was discussed as the state weighs whether to push a preliminary examination or skip to district court. The case stems from the September 21 rooming house murder of his wife with a flatiron. Volcano eruption kills fifteen in El Salvador. accident near Kemmerer, Andrew Guatemals dies of injuries.
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Hall Lake City
Utak
Salvador
Republic of Salvador
New - Maat
Lower Veraper
Kemmerer
Wio
Andrew Guatemals
McVicars Iire
Electric Way Travel Ad Promises Frequent Student Service
An old advertisement entices students with low excursion rates for trips in December spanning the 46th, 14th, 20th, 22nd and in January returning January 3. It mentions a service titled The Electric Way with departures every two hours and a “con resent” (likely consecutive) schedule.
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Electric Way
Exports of Paper Reach Record 49 Million Dollars
Washington reports exports of paper and paper manufactures will total 49 million dollars this year, doubling any prior year. Newsprint exports rise to about 2.43 million, with half sent to Latin America. Major buyers include Argentina, Cuba, Australia, and the United Kingdom.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Latin-America
ArRen- Aina
Cuba
Australia
United Kingdom
Girl's statement will help Ogden ad says buckthorn bark cure
A girl relates her own story of years of bad hyperensis sour stomach and constipation. She claims hot water and olive oil failed until one spoonful of Adierika relieved her instantly. The ad touts Adierika as treating the entire alimentary tract and preventing appendicitis as the quickest acting remedy.
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Ogden
Adierka
Adierika Foxbes
A. Ti
Lalyre Drug Co
Wild Horses and Washed-Away Land Trial Involving Omaha Firms
J Sidney Smith, president of United States Livestock, and nine defendants face charges that the firms used mulls to defraud by selling so called wild horses in Coconino County Arizona. Smith testified he warned buyers the sale was a set up and that the horses were not as described. He said several trades for food and property occurred, including a farm near Decatur Nebraska washed away by the Missouri River. He denied claiming the horses were well bred and admitted some were of mixed quality. Defense chief counsel Morgan tied up with illness and retirement.
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Omaha, Neb
J. Sidney Smith
United States Livestock Company
Omaha Land and Investment Company
Coconico County
Arizona
Jin
Decatur
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Moet
Christmas New Year excursion rates via Electric line
Low fares offered between all points with tickets on sale December 16 18 70 21 22 33 26 26 20 and January 3 Return January 3. Travel via The Elaoteia Way with two hours? of service.
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Westba
Tradanetary
Boura
Get Rid of Catarrh with Gauss Combined Treatment
C. F. Gauss offers a combined remedy claimed to drive out catarrh no matter how chronic. He advertises years of experience and promises to diagnose by removing the cause, with free sample packs offered by mail from 8457 Main Store, Ball, Sich.
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Gaues
Gawls
C.F. Gaubs
Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment Offered Free
A movable advertisement offers a free sample of Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment by mail. Send name and address on the dotted line to C. E. Gauss, 9457 Main St., Marshall, Michigan, to receive the product.
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Gauss
C. E. Gauss
Main St
Marshall, Mich
Rebuilding Vitrimont France Armed by American Aid
Vitrimont in Meurthe et Moselle begins reconstruction after war destruction. American ambassador Sharp laid the cornerstone for the first houses funded by Mrs Willard Crocker of San Francisco. Miss Dalry Polk oversees work while locals and soldiers aid the effort, with the American flag prominent amid ruins.
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Vitrimont
France
Parle
Gerberviller
William Gravee Sharp
Mra. Willand. Crocker
San Francisco
Misa Dalry Polk
Madamabelle de Ches Nous
Miss One
Miss Polk
Rulna
Trienter
Arta Roca
Sean Pobe
Vitrmnont
M. Mirman
Nancy
Department
Meurthe et-Monelle
United States
Shacp Rald
peknerHion
Sharp
Hhelms
Archeprecops
Anelme
Misplay Upsets Plans For Vote In Senate
Washington isles and controversy flare as a parliamentary misplay blocks action on Senator Sheppard’s District of Columbia prohibition bill. Senator Ashurst sought to withdraw the measure, but Missouri Senator Reed denounced the move, sparking a debate on parliamentary procedure and party tactics.
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Washington
Sheppacad
Colwmbia
Ashuret
Senate
Ashurst
Reed
Missouri
Marquis of Queensbury
Meed
Ile
Arizona
Maelf
Lecamen
Sunsport
Prohibition Debate Sparks Nixon-Style Ailbuster Talk
Aene orated in a crowded aisle waving the OT as he pressed for a display of opposition to prohibition. Clerks and bystanders watched as a heated debate unfolded about church and state and the impact on national policy. The scene suggests a tense legislative moment before the Chilemas holiday.
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Aine
Oklahoma
Tax plan proposal raises duties and estate taxes
The document outlines higher levies on foreign trade items and a reduced exemption, with an increase in income from 2 to 5 percent on certain duties and personal estate taxes rising from four to five percent, affecting domestic consumption of coffee tea cocoa and condiments and related items.
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Mogopoly
Ares
Sergeant Gonzales Dies in Hospital in Texas
Sergeant Gonzales dies after four days illness in hospital near Fort Bliss Texas. He was 25, from Colombia, serving with the Second South Carolina Infantry. Mother and brother expected to travel from New York. Military funeral planned as pneumonia deaths rise among troops.
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Ti Faso
Texas
Mee
Robert i Vongeler
South Cerolige Infantry
Gonzales
Ital Staten
Cubs
Have
Fort Biles
Vissa
Columbia
Cs . Miniater Gonzales
Havana
el Paro
Second
South Carolina Infantry
Mia
New York
Varie
Ambroan KE
Gonzales Drath
National Guard
Regular Army
sol+ dirra
New French tax law expanding wartime levies details
Washington reports outline a broad wartime tax plan for next year. A 12 franc levy applies to non-drafting men, with extra charges based on income tax paid. There would be national levies on servants, clubs, horses, vehicles, personal estates, alcohol, and more as part of the new law.
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Washington
United States
Americans Allowed to Leave Syria Under Condition
Washington reports 200 Americans detained in Syria and Palestine by Turkish authorities may depart via Beirut for a month if they cooperate in providing military information.
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Syria
Washington
Americace
Paler
Turklc
Ies
Beirut
Nothing Happened In Focal Ward Coverage
A cub reporter returns to the editorial rooms with no story after the bridegroom fails to appear. The editor hurries him for a story, but the report ends with an empty assignment and a cancelled wedding absence.
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Toronto
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Syracuaty N.Y
Thaln St. Arcade Bldg
Salt Lake
Utah
Beate
Tlarper
Drewer
DE Weese
Salt Lake Court
Geo. A. Lowe Co
C. E Gauss
Olomen and Boys
Richmond
Ashurat
Christi
GEO
A. Lowe Coq
Sergeant Gonzales
Old City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Memphis
Aalt Lake
Ware Dales
E.R. Leis
FP. Railway Company
Judge Ride
Salt Lake City
Wasatch
Washington Market
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