Delegates Lay Plans for Peace Conference
The article discusses early peace conference prep with delegates from multiple powers arranging credentials limits, considering which governments may participate, and how the seating of representatives will be handled as talks begin. It notes tentative lists, later additions, and potential inclusion of central powers and neutral states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa Press
Particapabes
Peady
Hjocl
Tenchan
Wylson
London
Wilson
Congress
United Stles
House
Great Britain
Francesly
Belstam
Russia
Ilivns
Austria
Turkey
Br Unis
Tangory
Palestine
United States
Siberia
Finkind
Tanlac touted by man after weight gain and relief
John A. Parner of Liberty Maine recounts dramatic health improvement after taking Tanlac. He says stomach trouble solidified him lean and weak for years, but with Tanlac his appetite returned, indigestion and gas vanished, constipation eased, and he gained about 44 pounds. He notes a renewed vigor and a stable health in later years. Tanlac is sold in Ogden by ATL McIntyre Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Parner
MiLealee
Ker
Wilter
Liberty
Mac
Gould
Pararelio
Idaho
Tarkie
Tanlac
Vanlee
Ogden
ATL McIntyre Drug Co
Franklyn Pace Utah Pioneer Dies in Spanish Fork
Franklyn Pace a Spanish Fork pioneer and survivor of the Walker and Tack Hawk Indian wars died at his home after long illness. Born in Tennessee about eighty years ago he helped drive families to Nauvoo in 1843 and settled in Utah after 1844, living first in Provo then Spanish Fork where he became an early settler along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklyn Pace
Utah
Spanish Fork
Walker
Tack Hawk
Tennesse
Nauvoo
Joseph
Myrum Smith
Nauvoo In
Salt Lake City
Prova
Elie
Miss Wilson Sings for Boys at Christmas Toy Drive
Miss Wilson, daughter of the president, entertains five thousand American soldiers with a Christmas program on Wednesday December 5. She presided over a toy and clothing drive that supplied gifts to children in the shanty district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
Margerel Wilson
Pardcinal
Christmas Cheer At Archangel YWCA Hostess House
American soldiers in Archangel enjoy home life at the YWCA hostess house with nine secretaries hosting nearly 30 men daily. A Russia store is opened with hot doughnuts biscuits and bread for the hungry as winter entertainments lift spirits in a northern European city. Meanwhile a Nevada note reports a 21 year old woman attempted suicide at her rooming house on South West Temple Street, later rescued and taken to hospital. A murder mystery from Omaha Neb reports Frank Glymi of Pekin Kan killed by a pistol shot, with robbery implied by found watch diamond ring and money, police puzzled by motive.
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New York
Dec
Archangel
Y.W. OC. A
War Work Council
Russia
Europe
Fie
Lolly Mercy
South West Tenmple Street
Goldie Myers
Jackee
J. 4. Conyers
W. E. Jukes
Wubert Draper
Omaela
Neb
Frank Glymi
Pekn
Imexigo Extends Powers On All Export Duties
Imexigo extends powers on export duties as France prepares new constitutional reforms. President Carranka expected to issue decrees reviving import duties on foodstuffs and essential implements, with automobiles duties likely reduced for three months. Chamber of Deputies authorizes action through noon.
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Imexigo
Menico
France
Carranka
Chamber of Deputies
ERMAN MARINES SEIZED GOLD AND LEFT CITY PARIS
Details of the clash between sailors and government troops are given. Marines attacked university buildings while a delegation sought payment and a dispute with Berlin officials escalated. Three marines were killed and four wounded in machine gun fire.
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Paris
Bertin
Terlin
Berlin
Tan Salliers
Bb. Rich
Did Barth
Independent Social Democratic Party
Herr Landsberg
Reichstag
Great Fleet Men Send Greetings Home After European Service
A grand fleet returns to New York Harbor after eighteen months in European waters. The Pennsylvan ia leads the parade into Ambrose Channel with Admiral Mayo aboard, followed by the battleships Tennessee and others. President Wilson’s ship aided the voyage, and crews receive Christmas welcomes as they near the city and Liberty statue.
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Sanguard
America
Overaen
Teturiing
Sandy Iook
Liberty
Pater View
Daniels
Ambrose Channel
Tennsylvania
Henry T. Mayo
President Wilson
France
A. Wy. Grant
Pennsylvania
Admiral Mayo
Pn Aninuirs
Apnarstua
Battle Force No. 1
Bate Force No. 3
New York
Batting Park
Ocean Ug
Ambros Channel
Tleet
Hugh Nodman
He Tess
Nevada
Arkansas
Florida
Wyaring
Utah
Thomas
Rodgers
Oklahoma
Arizona
York
Great American War Fleet to Parade Through New York
A vast American armada of about 25 000 new sailors and numerous dreadnoughts will return home tomorrow. President Wilson’s Mayflower will review the fleet off the Statue of Liberty as ships pass Ambrose Channel and Broadway. The parade includes pennants from battleships New Mexico and Missouri and ends with a shore leave stretch through Jan 8 in New York Harbor.
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New York
Yee
Ner
Father Knickerbocker
Anete Lamimetiare
Pennsylvania
Henry T. Mayo
Ambrose Channel
Amorrow
Juckies
Daniels
New York Bay
Tideon River
Hudson
Bend Street
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Mayer
Broadway
Pith Ni Street
Fifth Avenue
Ifinlson River
Peninylvania
Tenas
Wyoming
Florida
Arkansas
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Oklahoma
New York!s
Metropolia
Mia
Sir David Meatty
Wax
New Mexico
Wny
Soldier's Letter From Marseille From World War I Era
A letter from Cirlon C Marriott, serving with motor transportation in France, describes moving from Camp Merritt to Hoboken boats, sailings on the Marse Washington, and frontline scenes near the Hudson river. He notes the French seaport city life, war materiel movements, and American troops driving the German retreat as armistice nears, with reflections on home, holidays, and the nightlife in Lyons after a long journey.
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Christman
Mra
Dai
Uivdsan
Radin
Hudson River
Plerant
Hoboken
Washington
Ordleas
Nienofeon
Marecilie
Camp Capkette
Rene
Browkhey Lin
Geres
Lyon
Propia
Fragmentary regional note from a distant year
A garbled fragment mentions the Mediterranean and Teravians feeding from Chie 19 with snows, referencing Peru and Bolivia, a hoped change this month, and a crisis aftermath. It notes folk eating well and sending wishes for Christmas, with a line about fugitives and scores in the south between Chile and Peru.
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Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Peri
Death notices at Princeton and Los Angeles reflect losses
WH A Hervey of Princeton and Columbia German professor died suddenly on a platform in Princeton while awaiting a train. Harriet Many Miller, pen name Ove Thorne Miller, famed ornithology author and lecturer, passed away in Los Angeles at 88. The report also notes an incident about 1000 Peruvians fleeing Lima amid ongoing troubles.
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Princeton
N. du Tieo
William Addison Hervey
Columbia University
Princeton Joneston
H. M. Miller
Tas Angeles
Iil
Harriet Many Miller
Ove Thorne Miller
Sixty Children Made Happy By Christmas Gifts
Sixty Actie children at the Washington avenue day nursery received gifts from the Gen. A. Lowa Co and Ogden citizens. A Christmas tree program was held Tuesday evening and a turkey dinner was served at noon Christmas Day. Donors included Dy and Mrs. H. C. Rich, Mrs. Jos. Wright, Miss Edna Towne, and the Ogden Commission company.
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Actie
Day Nursery
Washington Avenue
Elizabeth Street
Gen. A. Lowa Co
Ogden
H.C. Rich
Jos. Wright
Edna Towne
Ogden Commissian Company
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John H. Packer
Fluo SI
Erman Marines
Columbia Battery
National Carbon Company
Lardor Lottoreau
Morrow
Marseille
WH. A. Hervey
Lima
Pers
Tee
Atornaya Farmers Physicians
Orchardista
Buaritecitr
Adits Ceaters
Hirachman Pe
South Main Street
FORD
Cheesman Electric & Auto Supply Co
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