Restrictions on German Alien Enemies Lifted by Attorney General
Washington announces removal of entry and departure restrictions on German enemy aliens. About 500,000 affected, with internment power retained for dangerous individuals. Prohibited zones and permit systems to end, allowing Germans to reside and move freely within the country. Internment continues for high-risk cases.
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United States
Department of Juelice
Qirole
John Lord O'firlan
Sneeras
District of Columbia
Panama Cabal Zone
O'Brian
Department of Justice
Remington Arms Contracts Cancelled Force Plant Closures
BRIDGEPORT UCONN Dec 18 More than 6690 workers face layoffs as notices are posted at Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge plants announcing cancellation of practically all ordnance department contracts. Fewer than 1000 to remain at Remington end about 2909 at the Union Metallic Cartridge plant. WEGA NY Dec 23 The Remington Arms plant at Union engaged in government work was closed this afternoon with about 1000 employed. The earlier shift left only about 1000 workers at closing time.
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Bridgeport
Uconn
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridgeompany
Ordnance Department
Remington
Union
Weiga
N.Y
Remfigion Arms Company
Lnion
Hot Plum Pudding For Soldiers Sent By Knights of Columbus
New York December 25 hot plum pudding will be served to soldiers on Christmas Day from a 45 ship platoon staffed by Krishta officials. The dispatch notes holiday treats sent abroad for soldiers and sailors by the Knights of Columbus including 40,440,000 cigarettes 59,009 pounds of candy 60,000 pounds of chocolate 4,000 pounds of lemon drops 00 pounds of gum drops and 109 packages of chewing gum.
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Krishta
Oairabus
Knights of Colusibus
Pershing Visits Rhine Castles Amid Occupation Tour
General John J Pershing commander in chief of American forces toured the Rhine region with Major Generals Dickmann Schiemann and Mines. He visited strategic headquarters near Coblenz and Wittlich before moving toward Chaumont. A special train of German rebuilt cars carried the party with communications links established to the signal corps.
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Mulz
Fourth Corps
Moselle
Cochen
Mosella
Cochentnd
Tesshing
Wittlich
Haan
Seventh Corps
Mayen
Decamel
Geneeral
Signal Corps
Chrument
Paris
Signal Gorpa
Catlenz
CANCELLING OF WAR CONTRACTS IN UTAH OUTLINE
Salt Lake reports that over seven billion dollars in war contracts held by American manufacturers have been canceled since the end of hostilities in Europe. The Utah Manufacturers' Association cites largely oral agreements and extensions lacking written contracts, with protections urged for firms.
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America
United States War Department
Europe
Natonal Board
National Manufacturers
New York
Rees
India
National Manufacturers’ Association
Hees
Utah Manufacturers’ Association
WAR HEROES RETURN ON BIG TRANSPORT
New York December 28 dispatch details the U S transport George Washington delivering 6 025 men from Brest and the Cedric with 2 168 officers and men, including soldiers from the cyclone division. The George Washington carried 3 Aft vers and 2 461 men. Sick and wounded received discharge papers aboard during a Christmas celebration. Colonel Hatfield Norrey of Washington, wounded, and Lt George W Waryear of Memphis, Lt Edgar Boligney of New Orleans, and Lt Roligney spoke of escape and service.
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New York
United States
George Washington
President Wilson
France
Cedele
Chris Irons
Cedric
Liverpooll
Brest
Kentucky
West Virginia
P. F. Bloomhardt
Geospe Washington
Santa Claus
General Pershing
War Department
W.H. Unverson
Indiana
America
Hatfield Norey
Washington
Doris
Verdun
Man reports 50 pound gain after Tanlac use
Lincoln Nebraska storeman 3 FL Hubbard recounts dramatic health turnaround after three months on Tanlac. He says indigestion nervousness rheumatism and severe weight loss vanished as appetite returned and strength improved. His wife also benefited and the ad notes Tanlac sold by A R Mettyre Drug Co in Ogden. Storage eggs test in Chicago contrasts fresh versus cold storage eggs with slight color difference. The Kaiser may seek bribe amid postwar justice talk.
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American Express
Lincoln
Neb
1. Street
Walt
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Pip
Taniac
Ogden
A. R. Imetntyre Reug Co
President Wilson's London Stay Includes Royal Suite Visit
In London the Belgian suite will host President and Mrs Wilson during their visit. Royal etiquette troubles arise as details at Buckingham Palace and Lancaster House shift. Lloyd George plans a private dinner with the president and cabinet, while a smaller, intimate gathering replaces the Lancaster House banquet. Paris shopping trips and a Paris farewell mark their five hour center city tour. Ambassador Sharp departs due to a family illness. a Danish king banquet decorates Buckingham Palace ahead of a state visit.
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la Walle
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Glain
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Wilson
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Dee
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Sharp
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Tie
Brent
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Robert Woods
Gee
Denmark
Buckingham Palace
Lloyd George
Lancaster House
Imperial War Cabinet
King George
Dover
Guildhall
Noted Doctor Actin Dies After Influenza Pneumonia
A Boston port physician and leading leprosy expert died of pneumonia caused by influenza. Dr Currie, once stationed in Honolulu since 1917, conducted research on Mojokai leprosy settlers and represented the U S at an international leprosy congress in Tergen Norway in 1909.
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Erie
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Public Health
Boston
America
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Raaton
Honolulu
Mojokai
Revenue Bill Passes Without Record Vote In Congress
Washington Dec 28 The revenue bill to raise funds for wartime costs passed the Senate without a recorded vote and moves to conference with the House. Changes include luxury tax adjustments, rates on war profits, and exemptions for certain automotive items. Debate highlighted partisan splits over tax policy and war financing timing.
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Jonoson
South Dakota
Benator Sheppard
Texas
Atnate
South Carolina
Congress
Secretary of War
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Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promoted by Catarrhal Medicine
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy for catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It describes symptoms of muffled hearing and suggests the medicine can restore tube function and hearing, claiming many cases are due to catarrh. The ad lists the product as sold by F. S. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio and urges readers to circulate.
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Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ghia
War profit tax debate echoing through Senate floor
A fragmented Senate debate centers on a revenue bill drafted by La Follette and colleagues. La Follette argues the plan unfairly distributes taxes and would not tax war profits adequately, advocating a stronger levy on war profits and higher individual income taxes.
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Norrin
Nugent
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la Follette
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Senattat
la Fullette
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Fragmented notice on income rights and ownership
The readable text discusses capture of income by a party to support a family, implying a dispute over ownership and control of income streams. No clear names, dates, or places are present to identify involved entities or a specific action.
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Jeontorl
Midnight Mass at Cathedral of the Madeleine
In Salt Lake City a Christmas Midnight Mass will be held at the Cathedral of the Madeleine. A papal dispensation permits the service. Bishop Joseph S. Glass will celebrate a pontifical mass and deliver a short Christmas address. The event features enhanced music led by choir master Philp A. Wansbach with the Madeleine Choral Society and the Uke Boys Sanctuary Choir performing.
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Cathedral of the Madeleine
Vatican
Joseph S. Glass
Salt Lake
Philp A. Wansbach
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Uke Boys’ Sanctuary Choir
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