Grand Rapids ballots case seeks recount in federal court
A petition filed in Federal court chairs a request by Santo Ford in Grand Rapids to restrain ballot destruction and seek a Senate order for a recount of the November election results. The suit targets the defeat of Jac Job Was by Commander Truman Sl in Newberry and cites public officials and party lines.
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Rand Rapids
Hue Senna
Michigan
Stenty Ford
Anwiss
Jac Job
Truman SL
Newberry
Reepublican
For
Senate
Yates
Senator Tucker Attacks War Profiteering and Labor Reforms
Senator Tucker urged protection of American investments abroad and cited the federal commission on industrial relations led by Frank P. Walsh. He referenced Elbert Liary’s claim that 5,060,000 copies be sent to the United States to replace men who went to war, highlighting labor and policy tensions.
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Tucker
Federal Commission ‘On Industrial Relations
Frank P. Walsh
Ste
Elbert Liary
United Sunes Steel
Billion Rubles Held Up by Allies At Vladivostok
A shipment of one billion roubles printed in the United States and sent to Russia is held at Vladivostok awaiting a joint decision by Japan, Britain, France, and the United States. The Russian bank that ordered the notes faces uncertainty due to government changes and currency inflation under the Bolshevik regime.
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Washington
Russia
Viadivostok
United States
Xzo
Ramport
Associated Press
Jn Huseia
War Casualties Returned to Duty and Killed in Action
A World War II casualty list shows Private Chhria Juhi of Plainfield Ta and Private Fred McGrath of Manney Ta both wounded then died of disease or killed in action. Corporal Karl R. Anderson of Sioux City Ia is killed in action after prior missing. Other names include Frank J. Graeber of Sioux Rapids Ia and Thomas J. O'Brien of Emmetsburg Ia among listed personnel with statuses and locations.
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Chhria Juhi
Plainfield
Fred McGrath
Manney
Actlon
Karl R. Anderson
Sioux City
Rev Tucker Witness in Trial of Five Socialists
Rev Tevin St John Tucker testified at the opening of the espionage act trial of five Bomaliat defendants in Chicago. He recounted anti war speeches and described a conversation with Professor David Krarr of Leland Stanford. The exchange touched on the United States shifting its stance as the war waned.
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Chicago
Tevin St. John Tucker
David Krarr
Jndan
Paerltun
Leland
Stanford University
American Warships Cheered by Danes
Copenhagen reports warships arrived greeted by harbor crowds. A British ship stood at anchor off Langelinie as Washington announced several small American warships would pay courtesy calls in Copenhagen. Revenue bill delay noted as House holiday session ends without conference action.
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Copenhagen
Langelvnje
Washington
Joe
House
Tunnen
Kitchin
Sesenate
New German Cabinet Appointments Reported in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen a government advisory service states Germany has appointed Noske and Luche to replace Hasse and Darth as ministers. The new cabinet met in the afternoon with Scheidemann confirming the changes. Noske will head the foreign affairs department and Werth Willed is named to social policy duties.
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Copenhagen
Geneyal Council of Soldiers and Workmen
Germany
Dlerr Noske
Kicks
Scheidemann Saul
Af Farvte Nairs
Hote Noske
Iitaey
Ani Mert Wieled
Eoclal
siTey
Observing Jewish Ration Flag Day Theme
Fragmented text discusses a Jewish ration flag day and plans to promote a movement to establish governance in a Holy Land. Mentions Rogenvhal and vocal party, with uncertain names and dates. The passage references returning to the Holy Land and religious aims without clear details.
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Btan
Rogenvhal
Moly Land
Jey
Wie
Holy Land
Automobile May Be Confiscated In Liquor Transport Case
In Weber County a vehicle linked to liquor transport is eyed for seizure by the state. AQ Morgan claims the car was not owned by Mrs. Pertand of Salt Lake City and was in use by sheriff’s officers two days earlier. A. F. P. Davis of Rain Lake City aided in the case, posting bail for $300. Defense asserts the car was stolen, used without owner knowledge, and traffic occurred without consent.
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AQ Morgan
W. Agee
Paige
Weber County
A. FP
Davi
Conservatory of Music Opens Amid Staff Changes
The Orden Conservatory of Music opened with a plan to complete the year’s work. Instructors are urging timely starts and new arrangements to finish curriculum, with registration details handled by the Maidy central office.
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Orden Conservatory of Music
Peru raises legation to embassy in Washington
Peru elevates its legation in Washington to an embassy with Ambassador Benlone Millin, formerly minister to Peru, while Manuel de Frayre shifts to Japan and China and Dr Francisco Tudela is named ambassador to Washington.
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Peru
Valand
Washington
United States
Saydor
Benlone Millin
Tern
Manuel de Frayre
Iinister
Japan
China
Francisco Tudela
Albansador
Palmer Warns Business Men In Postwar Speech
Ay Mitchell Phaner described Palmer as warning business men at a luncheon about German ambitions after the war. He claimed most German owned industrial establishments housed German agents plotting to undermine U.S. safety, asserting German ownership in key industries has been wiped out and American industries now own their markets. He said Germany had prepared a peace treaty plan with punitive data to hamper U.S. markets.
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Ay Mitchell Pahner
Allen
Mb. Primer
Agenta
Diermany
Jong
United States
Peaer
Germany
Breaslon
Examinations for Forest Clerk to Bereld
Examinations by the United States Civil Service Commission on January 25 1917 to fill vacancies for the forest service clerk and felt clerk positions. Salary ranges from 0 to 19 dollars and 1500, with details obtainable from the local secretary at the post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Tor
Forest Serview
They Orcus
Che Suluyy
Aynlleas Hon
Ugur Af Chil
Post Office
Homer E Fenn Returns From IOAN Hower Visit
Homer E Fenn returns from IOAN Hower visit noting recent forest service actions and state plans. The report discusses weather conditions and staff enforcement across forests, with references to forest planning and county duties.
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Slate
Forest Service
France Rejects Annexations On Boundaries Dispute
Foreign Minister Stephen Tichor states France will not accept altered borders after the war. Prime Minister Al Piehon asserts the government will ensure domestic rights while working toward a practical settlement with Germany, avoiding annexation.
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France
Msnce-Lorraine
Stephen Tichor
AL. Piehon
Aleg
Sinking of Britannia forges last Allied naval loss photo
A remarkable photo shows the British battleship Britannia sinking after a submarine torpedo strike just before the armistice. Decks are empty as the crew evacuated to small boats, believed to be the only image of the Allies' final naval loss.
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Britannia
Market Opens With Mixed Rally Fades From Friday Gains
New York stocks showed uneven action at the open as last Saturday's rally faded. Steel names led gains with United States Steel climbing on trust activity, while shipping, rail, and several specialty issues slumped. Liberty bonds softened and midmorning trading ran high in volume, with many industrials and utilities under pressure.
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New York
Steels
Leappers
United States Steel
Golumvals Gas
Ohip
Biehli Prade
Pennsylvania
Pacific
Chicago
Northwestern
St. Paul
Balli-more
Okio
Nilion
Fal Prine Athe’ Shippings
Traits
Tiberty
Chicago Corn and Livestock Markets Mixed on Weather Fears
Chicago reports unsettled weather threatening corn movement with light offerings and gains on opening. Provisions active as grain strength spurs buying. Hog and cattle receipts show price ranges with higher values and varying demand across markets. Weather influence and market fluctuations marked trading, with multiple regions reporting price shifts.
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Chicago
Tamunry
Onta
Market reports from Omaha and Kansas City cattle and grains
Omaha and Kansas City markets show mixed cattle receipts and steady to lower prices. Heavy cattle and hides decline while steers and fat cattle hold firm. Kansas City reports lighter demand with mixed hog and sheep trade. Also notes on metal and sugar markets in New York with soft lead and steady refined sugar futures.
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OGGEN
Ubicago
Batunday
Sawa Fania
Page
Ang Ani Helfern
Cannerani Cutlers
Nlockers Ansl
Fondant Canlee
Omaha
eNab
Dec
Texas Ateers
Kansas City
Atendy
Sleers
Western
Nelf- Prs
Chamberlain makes charge on wartime readiness
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, chair of the military committee, told the senate the United States was as unprepared to care for returning wounded soldiers as it was to enter the war. He cited administration delays in enacting measures and warned against treachery accusations toward those who served.
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Washington
Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate
United States
Chamterlain
France
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