British Patrolling Claims Success on Macedonian Front
An official British report describes raids on enemy posts northwest of Aeres on the Salonica front and a bombarded Niánihl station. Our aircraft claim one enemy plane destroyed and a second shot down by our fighter planes. On the Doiran front, successes include raiding trenches between Lake Dolren and Doldreth, inflicting losses and destroying several enemy emplacements.
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London
Opera
Fiona
Aeres
Sia
Nanihl
BR Tnemy
Doiran
Lake Dolren
Doldreth
Colonel Applegate Dies After Rail Journey
Colonel C J Applegate prominent Elk dies on a train while en route to Owensboro Kentucky from Newport Virginia He was about 70 years old a longtime Salt Lake City resident and leader of the Elks in Salt Lake He leaves a widow and two sons William and Clark and his funeral was held in Owensboro Kentucky
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Colonel Applegate
Batt Lake
Coronel C. J. Applegate
Elks’ Club
Hil
Owensboro
Tigway
Newport
F Elks
Salt Lake
Wiliam Applegate
California
Clark
Net York
Owencore
Clive
Salt Lake Lodge
Bomb found in governor Spry’s yard in East Lake
A deadly bomb was unearthed in the front yard of Governor William Spry near East Lake. Officials described the device as a powerful fuse filled explosive charged with nitroglycerin and other compounds, placed to lure guards away and destroy the Spry home. Sheriff, police, and state chemist examined the machine, while friends offered a reward for information leading to arrests.
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East Lake
Tree
William Spry
Ravernosa
Washington
Valler
Foverbor
Hodses
Tifriend
F. Neslen
Borat
Barlingiog House
Janes
Jen
Witch Fm
Jennings
Iora
Aine Sranings Hools
Povernor'e Lome
Assas
Gor
Senor's
Friends of
Spry
Chief White
Informa
Bomb plot arrests and Hillatrom murder aftermath
Officials claim two conspirators were seized in an effort to avenge Joseph Hillatrom’s execution. Investigators say the plot involved members of the WW organization and three suspects named Brellum, Til, Erickson, with ties to Murray and Ninth Fourth Street. Governor Spry described the bomb as crude, left on the path to be exploded later, and said he would not leave his office despite threats as the investigation continues.
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Alierli Cs
1. VW. WW
Joseph Hilletrom
Alche
Ninth Fouth
Jordan Fiver
Murray
Edward Til
Charles
John Brellum
Bevellus Brothers
Joseph Hillatrom
Hittairom
Erickson
Cnacwestom
Jhouse
Mr. Spry
Spry
Christmas Cheer in French Front Trenches Echoes of Home
War era dispatch from the front recounts Christmas cheer among British forces in France and across the empire. Soldiers from Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Africa toast home folk amid stern campaigns while prayers for victory echo in the trenches and camps.
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France
Tanitin
Ath
X Hritieh
Mier
Enary Pune
Baunlenun
Drutah
Net Income of the Railroads Declines and Soars
The report covers railroad net income for the year with $2,654,829,047 in operating receipts for nine months and expenses of $1,776,160,127. It notes rapid revenue growth outpacing costs, forecasting full-year net revenues around $2,450,573,512 after taxes and bad debts, with about 230,000 miles of track in operation and per-mile gross receipts near $15,653 with net income roughly $4,774 per mile.
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Washington
Dee
Pentara Deere
Sas
Syst Rem
Year 1918 Receipts Rise Over 1914 and 1913
A report notes a 3 percent rise over 1914 and a 34 percent rise over 1913 with broad variations in receipts. The text mentions different categories titled by figures and discusses overall divergence in income across several years.
Croup Relief Credited To Foley’s Honey and Tar
A reader recounts two children suffering croup weeks ago and choking fits. After giving Foley’s Honey and Tar, the coughing stopped and they slept, with the morning bringing no cough or croup signs. The ad promotes Foley’s for colds bronchitis and coughs at low price.
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Billie Mayberry
Eckert
Foles
Foley
A. R. McIntyre Drug Com
Canadians in Arapio Raid In World War One Record
Canadian troops north of Arras conducted a bold four hundred yard Raid capturing 80 prisoners including a captain, and killed about 150 Germans in counter trenches. They destroyed about twenty dugouts, seized German maps, and achieved a rapid one hour ten minute cleanup with minimal own losses.
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France
London
Dre
Feom & Sintt
Associated Prens
Arras
Irlitha
Sana
Ae Tlom
Dupoute
Plains of
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Lne
Dernehen
Kaentan
Woth
Austrians On Offensive In Alps Front
War office reports on Austro Italian front actions with artillery exchanges between Rt Alvia and Garda and Pasubio operations near Tonale and Ledeoyal. Infantry patrols seized ground near Potot southeast of Gortzln Thor but were driven back. Enrazaters shelled Monfalcons and Point 144 as heavy artillery thundered in the Carso sector.
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London
War Office
Rt. Alvia
Garda
Tonale
Ledyoyal Foux
Cel- Umba
Pasubio
Astica
Drollen
Potot $1
Gortzln
Thor
Point 144
Fifty Five Lost as Destroyers Sunk in Collision
London reports two destroyers sunk in a December 21 collision during bad weather. Six officers and 48 men perished in the incident, with the Admiralty announcing the losses.
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Lort AB
London
Miralty
Iast
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