Chicago Endures Devastating Blizzard Strikes City
Chicago battles a historic blizzard with winds up to sixty miles per hour, leaving streets impassable, rails stalled, and utilities strained. Power and transportation falter as snow piles high, milk and freight deliveries falter, and city services scramble to restore normal life amid ongoing clearing operations and fuel concerns.
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Steantor
Migsouri
Chicago
Milweakes
Fielta
Cartier
Crewera
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Elyad
Dialiet
Himes
Perzona
Waom
Schonls
Jy Ill
Zara
Haevenger
Meir
Union Stock Yard
Union Stock Yards
Storm paralyzes Great Lakes region with heavy snow
The storm dumps massive snowfall across Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin crippling transport and industry. Over 190 stock cars arrive unexpectedly while big steel plants face shutdowns and coal supply worries. Railways falter and lakes freezing hinder movement as officials warn of widespread disruption.
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Chiergo
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Pallmas
Ind
Tadiane
Harbor
Gary
Hammons
Chigan
Jonesville Bazaar Promises Deals and War Relief Funds
In Jonesville a community bazaar promises sales from three hundred items including a necklace and tank action pictographs. Delegation members vow hard work, eyeing profits to support war relief with raised funds of 290 and potential adds. Last year the event cleared 2300, prompting plans for a $500 aim this time.
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Juliet Wilbur
Vigiantes
Jonesville
Bent Bagaar
Idaho Woman Seeks Mine Share Valued at 30 Million
Mathilde Cardoner, living in Albuquerque, sues Eugene Day and siblings over her claim to a Hercules mine stake in the Coeur d’Alene region. She demands $370,000 for her share and profits alleging misrepresentation and undervalued sale terms in a long legal dispute tied to Day’s administration of her late husband’s estate. The case cites alleged $5 million baseline and real estate worth around 30 million, with testimony from mining experts and company managers.
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Colur D'Alene
Tdr
Hersntes
Turke
Ida
Mathilde Cardouer
Albuquerque
N. ML
Chetrist
Eugene A. Day
Eleanor Day Dey
Eisler
Ja- Fome J. Day
Uarry L. Day
Alan
al- Ten
Waleb
Ale
Lersult
Tlurry Orefurd
Pattocks
Grehard
Frank Slevanbderg
Caldwell
Idaho
Orchard
Oreharn
Coungel
Onraner
Day
Relo
Ji Aio
Allin
Bat
Saha
Aileen
Shere
Hercules
Tesliies
W. Ran Greene
Cardoner
Arfonse
Damian Carioner
Adol
Tate
Ranny
Tell
Self Denis
Elisa
Casdover
Mall Cruft
Utah Troops Train in Gas Defense Camp at Kearny
Utah contingent led by Colonel William Webb and Major Willard Christophergon to join gas defense school starting tomorrow in Kearny Cal. Captains and three sergeants from each battery form the student brigade. Sessions run afternoons with drills on orders, gas, and protective measures. San Diego hosts Utah visitors and a banquet in honor of the team.
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Camp Kearny
Cal
Wiliam
Webb
Willard Christophergon
Utah
I'Rd~ Gordays
Tequ
Lee Soma Pas
Tha Trelment
San Diego
Earl Andrews
Salt Lake
Naval Training School
Walen
Arthur Deinen
7 Battery
Andrew Caffoy
Heber
Young
W. W. Kelly
Pelvain Arthur MM
Heaiy Quarters Company
San Diexa
Linh
War Problems To Be Discussed At Roundup Logan
Jan 7. The extension at vislon of the Uibh Agricultural college will hold three round ups at Richfield from Jan 14 to 18 to discuss the vital war problem facing the country. A series of practical courses will be offered with sessions devoted to questions of patriotism. The world’s trade situation will be discussed by Dr. Fa. Hurria, the meat situation by Dr. W. roi, and the labor problem by Prof. J. W. Watean. The war will be discussed by Prof. John T. Gaine.
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Logan
Atvislon
Uibh Agricultural College
Richfield J
IFN
Fa. Hurria
W. Roi
J. W. Watean
John T. Gaine
Congress Begins On New Bills In Rail Control Drive
Washington dispatch reports Congress opens with plans for government oversight of railroads. Senate and House committees study hearings, while McAdoo schedules new demurrage rules and potential rate changes to ease eastern freight congestion. Investigations suggest reduced pass-through costs on eastern lines within a week.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Howae
Sing
House
Spratttees
Way
DecAdo
McAdoo
City and County Men Named for Class One Posts
Arts meeting closed with a city draft board naming numerous men for Class One positions led by Tay Floyd Ayers and Hubert Binnie. The county board listed thirty two names for Clare One and five dozen entries across Ogden, Huntsville, Eden, North Ogden, Plain City, and other locales as part of the classification.
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Tay Floyd Ayers
Hubert Binnie
Rolio J. Weat
George Lewis
Will James Brache
Bnet J. McCaun
William Hervey Short
Antoon Way Ben- Linn
Lawrerne WW
Dermody
Vineetato Pugliatti
Harold J. Packer
William C. Meaney
Raymond Brest Wardleigh
Hertha Noorda
Jobo Touehoun
Frank Kaiser Bart
Tom Metros
Vins
Enle Sanpedro
Howard Leop Dingdate
John Thomas Faulkner
Albin Jensson
Peter Batostas
George Levi Xilatrom
Getar Harland Bing‘nam
Zacnios Kutata
Guida Boltuomlol
Peter Welch
Gordon Tan Wrigglesworth
Brown Richardson
Earl James Demers
Frank Chase
Hans Kilbé
Hodolp
Riverdale
William Carl Diehl
Winneprucen
Navy
Joze Joure
Thntah
Chancey Nelson
Roy
Nick Kanellas
Ulntan
James Earl Thomas
Fare West
David G. Todd
Happar
Edward Chatclain
North Ogden
Chartier Penman
Weat Weber
Lester John Barrasr
Weat Warren
James A. Ben
Herman Otto Schultz
Kanesville
James E. Gelster
Harringidle
Albert G. Peterson
Hooper
Wiliam H. Warren
I. Blt No. 3
Ogden
Moses Jackson
Plain City
Serious clash with Germany looms over annexation threats
Amsterdam reports a tense Dutch parliamentary scene as parties weigh shifting support while opponents warn of serious consequences if Kuchlman remains in office. Socialist meetings cite possible policy shifts as the government faces rebuke for declarations in December amid international pressure. Dr Wokerle and Dr Kon Wimmer arrived in Europe.
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Amsterdam
Gertoan Parlia Aentary
Ihe Tageliatt
Rolebaing
Varwaerta
Telyh
Soceltet
Wokerle
Premisr
Kon Wimmer
Matheter
Fenee
Erin
Golden Spike advertisement word salad tryout
An odd ad fragment promotes a product named Golden Spike or Golfen Spike by West Ogden Milling and Eloy with garbled manudactured wording. It mentions sugar print and a phone contact 263-s for an advertisement placement.
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West Ogden Milling & Eloy
French Look to American Aid in War Debate
Paris editorials summarize Colonel House's report as overruling Wilson’s line and warn the central European bloc will outlast demands for loans. They stress the US military effort remains essential and call for tighter economic mobilization among Allies to curb German material strength and supply.
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Paris
Tas
Colonel House
le Hapele
Colwyal House
Wilson
America
Germany
Veallzey
Tila
Lieenconte
Inter
Ecaroviin Relaliana
Dinhailsh
Bonar Lav
Walter Reoaecimen
Addison
Edward Carson
Mountain snows lightest in years in Logan region
Forestry service officials report the lightest mountain snowfall in four years in the Logan area. Measurements at 8000 foot Spring Hollow clock eight inches, 8300 foot station twenty inches, and 5000 feet twenty four inches. Water content remains high with the central station showing forty four inches of water.
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Logan
Thee
Forestry Service
Enow
Tha
Toy
Spring Hollow
Central
Women Ordered to Wear Larger Handkerchiefs in Teliscopol
Corra npondence from Petrognad reports the Mohammedan Tar tar men in Teliscopol district Kes an province order wives and daughters to sew half a square foot of extra material onto head handkerchiefs. The tradition of covering the face with a lab of the handkerchiefs faded as time passed, and the larger cloths are intended to restore the face covering, a practice driven by husbands and fathers.
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Petrognad
Corra
Teliscopol
Provinca
Kesan
Daustiera Wach
Wilson approves picture campaign in war effort
President Wilson endorses a government effort to boost the war through a picture campaign. An executive order creates four divisions of the information service under the committee on public information to oversee the effort and promote patriotic interest in the war locally and nationally.
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Washington
Committee On Polific
Wilson
Kéana
Fortion Picture Service
Colored beans gain popularity in west and midwest markets
Reports to the U S Food Administration indicate colored beans are substituting for white beans across the nation. Demand varies by region with strong use in the east and Atlantic states, while production in Colorado and New Mexico rises. Army and Navy quartermasters report colored beans benefiting supply and value.
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United States
Wes
Middle West
New England
Alantic
Colorado
New Mexico
Iran
K.P Timball
Fond
Army
Vavyy
Are You a Good Cook and What Makes One
A discussion on what differentiates a good cook from a mediocre one. The piece argues practical skill, creativity, and thrift matter more than fancy ingredients, noting that clever substitutions and careful technique turn small amounts into palatable dishes. It stresses that real cooks rely on practice, not art, to feed families under varying conditions.
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Mort Alwaye
Feddie
Abe
Almeria
Big Country
Avery Ameshvar
Avery Ameshvar Holawits
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