U.S. Ships 70 Copenhagen on Formal Visit
Secretary Daniels stated the scout cruiser Chester and a few submarine chasers were sent to Copenhagen as a courtesy visit with no strategic implications regarding Russia. He noted European interest in purchasing several of the 110 foot American submarine chasers and that vessels were being sent to multiple ports for inspection.
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U.S
Copenhagen
Washington
Daniels
Chester
Ruzela
Sveral
Tanlac Restores Painter's Strength After Run Down Period
John A. Moyers of Reargan Wash says Tanlac rebuilt his appetite and strength after years of decline. He details weight loss, fatigue, and weak energy preventing days of work, noting rapid improvement and renewed stamina. Tanlac sold in Ogden by A Ry McIntyre Drug Co.
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Tanlac
John A. Moyers
Reargan
Wash
Murgattroyd's
Spokane
Ogden
A. Ry McIntyre Drug Co
Captain Baker the Aviator Killed in France
Captain Horace A. H. Baker known as Hobey Baker, famed athlete from Princeton, is killed in a plane fall in France. Major Charles Widdle reports Baker downed three German aircraft at Ypres and in the St Mihiel sector, last attacking at 20,000 feet with propaganda leaflets. He left for England in 1917 and later served in Issan dur France with the Lafayette unit.
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New York
Hor
Bare A. H. Baker
Primceton
Hobey" Baker
France
Percy Pine
Phhvadephea
Der
Trober
Baker
Charles Widdle
Diddle
Ypres
St. Mihiel
Issandur
Isster
Bordeauy
LaFayette
Captain Baker's World War I Flying Heroism Noted
Major Biddle testifies Captain Baker was a fearless, skilled pilot who commanded a pursuit squadron from mid-October to the end of World War I. He downed an enemy aircraft at Ypres, earned the French War Cross, and played a pivotal role at St Mihiel before the Armistice. The piece cites Baker's leadership of 20 officers and 130 machines, with praise for his sharp tactics and bravery.
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Ypres
Riddle
Baker
Aero Paraull Grouyy
Firat Healenan
I the List
Mible
Wan i
Mag
St. Mihiel
Dkldtoyal
Ines
Biddle
Callon
Ali
Diddle
Mner
Oten
Gidle
Inelebart
Percy Pine
New York
Iain Baker
Francis N. Inglenert
Nalthaore
Nurguit Groun
US Sends Films to Russia On Agriculture and Industry
The U S Department of Agriculture supplied over twenty motion pictures to the Public Information Committee for Russia. The films cover cattle and sheep grazing, lumbering, forestry, watershed protection, concrete and wood silo construction, cooperative testing, wool to cloth, poultry, berry growing, road building, and other production topics.
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Washington, D. Ch
Dee
Department of
Zomstyd
United States
Department of Agriculture
Ini
Russia
Natonal
Arapahoa National Forest
National Forest
Laele Sam
Pacific Northwest
Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Colds in Children
Mothers are urged to rub Musterole on throats and chests to prevent coughs from developing into worse conditions. The ad touts fast, non blistering relief for aches, congestion, headaches, and cold symptoms, claiming it even helps prevent pneumonia and lists a price of 2.58 dollars.
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Clary
Raised wartime taxes planned by council in Bern dispatch
Washington announces that about eighty billion marks will be raised by the council of the people's delegates through taxes on war profits. An official Bern dispatch quotes the Berlin report, stating that the new tax would be published within a fortnight.
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Washington
TuNta
Council of the People’s Delegates
Bernn
Nerlin
Sud Deutsche Reltung
Beitertes
Tip's Pumpkinhead Man Makes Mombi Startle in Oz Tale
In the Gillikin Land of Oz, Tip, guardianed by the witch Mombi, carves a pumpkin headed figure named Jack Pumpkinhead to frighten her. He fashions a life like wooden body, dresses it with Mombi's clothes, and sets it to stand in the path, hoping to spook the old guardian. The scene preludes a magical powder test that awakens Jack to life while Mombi plots to deter Tip.
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Gil
Land of Oz
Tip
Mombi
Tippetarius
Ateh
Jung
Mombzi
Juand of
Von
Nombi
Menchi
Carrie
Hin
Jack Wampkinhead
Jack Pumpkinhead
Morbi
Tax concept under wartime finance and allied demands
The text discusses government haste in wartime finance, warning that Allied powers will raise demands as the financial situation becomes clear. It warns that excessive measures will reduce national wealth, bring no state profit, and not lower taxes for German citizens.
Taft to Settle the Omaha Strike
A telegram from President Taft to Omaha officials confirms a January 2 hearing on the Carmen's controversy with the Omaha Street Railway. Karlman Mantoy and W H Taft will conduct the hearing as national president Mahon plans to attend. Harmonizing Cuban leaders in Havana agree on a joint committee to mediate civil conflicts.
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Omaha
Nob
Willan Howard Taft
Ben Sort
Carmen's Union
Taft
Mantoy
Omaha & Connell Blutis Street Railway Company
Short
Carmen
W. C. Mahon
Wron
Havana
Dee
Conservstics
Hberal
Vero
Wiéasages
Sore Miguel Gomez
Ferrara
Tore Aponker
Howe of Representatives
United States
Procession for Wilson Saturday in London
London on December 27 reports a royal procession planned for tomorrow with no royal family member present in the ceremonial party. President Wilson will ride from Charing Cross to Buckingham Palace escorted by Household Cavalry, with three carriages drawn by four horses each and scarlet attendants, signaling a state visit and a welcome at Guildhall.
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London
Guildhall
Wilson
Charing Cross Plation
Buskingham Palace
Thorn
Ehort
Household Cavalry
Notable figures ride in royal procession carriage line
President, Mrs Wilson and Lord Chesterfield head second carriage with Ambassador Davis Mrs Davis Major General Biddle and Lord Heth. The third carriage hosts rear Admiral Grayson Brigadier General Marts and Sir Charles Cust.
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Wilson
Lord Chesterfield
Ambassador Davis
League of Nations to Save World Fights for Peace Plan
Representative Britten of Shinox called for a League of Nations to save the world and argued the cabira world would blame America if not formed. He urged the peace conference adopt Wilson’s plan and proposed German naval vessels be used to create a world navy for patrols at sea. The resolution went to the House Foreign Affairs Committee for a hearing.
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Wasumington
Wilson
Britten
Shinoix
Blaecard
America
High Seas
Fritter
Northwestern railroad official to lead San Francisco hearings
Meek, Tec.26-W Ob. Meek, divisional superintendent of the Northwestern railroad based in Norfolk, receives government appointment to conduct key hearings in San Francisco on wages and working conditions for crews of the railroad’s steamship line operations on milk coast routes.
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Amatea
Ob. Meek
Northwestern Railroad
Norfolk
San Francisco
Tile Road
Kansas Man Frank Glynn Murder Suspected By Friends
Omaha dispatch reports police believe Topeka resident Frank Glynn was killed by companions after his body was found with a bullet to the heart. Conflicting accounts from Glynn's friends under arrest and alleged witnesses suggest a quarrel may have led to his murder.
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Omaha, Neb
Frank Glynn
Topeka
Kay
Glyn
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Shaw
Tova
Saminsehve
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Irenleration
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