Dutch Grant to Use Waterways For Troop Transport
London reports that the Dutch government has turned down a British request to use Dutch waterways for transporting provisions for occupying German troops and for the passage of demobilized troops on the Seholt river route. The plan would have allowed commercial use by Great Britain, banned munition movement, required city officials to carry arms, and mandated advance notice to the Dutch government for each transport.
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London
Monilly
BOYS WORKING TAESENE TO MEET AT NEWHOUSE
A large gathering of leaders and workers from various states will meet Saturday January 18 at the Newhouse hotel. The program includes opening remarks by Mr Nackman Ogden, director J Chatlen Smith, and discussions on reserve needs, education, and vocational training. Evening sessions feature framed talks, vocational education, and a governor’s remarks. Separate notes indicate a Scouts planting campaign and a Roosevelt memorial tribute. Internal tax collections for five months ending December 1 1913 show whisky and alcohol leading receipts with tobacco and beer following.
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Geeval
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Nudley
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TG. G. Peterson
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Francis Kirkham
Newhouse
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Mont Forres
Farnsworth
Wells
Widlsey
Ut Trowans
Ghana Olliers
Aimimmio
Treasury
Death of Theodore Reogevell Draws Great Britain and America
The Times and Chronicle reflect on Theodore Reogevell's death, praising his public service and influence. British papers compare his character to Lincoln and Roosevelt, noting his earnest work and global impact. Telegraph and Daily Grenfell laud his significance, while Sport Life advertises today and tomorrow's listings.
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London
Theodore Reogevell
Lincoln
Roosevelt
America
Thea Chronicle
Toowevell
Britain
Win
Alma
Tie
German-Speaking Rights Debate Reported Abroad
A translated transcript shows a German speaking nations rights dispute with Prime Minister statements on self determination for Germans in Austria. The interview notes opposition to German exclusivity and references allies and the need for peaceful settlement amid occupation.
Country Needs Great Terminals Report 1918
The 1918 railroad report cites railroads’ capability to move freight nationwide and stresses terminal congestion as a key issue. It endorses building new lines to Pittsburg and Texas Pacific routes to relieve bottlenecks, while praising the permit system under federal control for fair utilization and efficient shipment through congested terminals.
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Haid
Adindustrarigg
Tee
Real Bee
Ral Daal
Cobb May Wear "Cits" S Next Year
Ty Cobb leads a group of major leaguers who claim their contracts were canceled by clubs failing to pay last season’s salaries, making them free agents. Cobb says he is open to offers and would consider himself a free agent upon return from France, while owners reportedly avoid tampering with each other’s players.
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Tlavaualaia Nicoths
Atthik
Ty Cobb
France
Payera
Coleb
Mi Pad
Man Who Shot Colonel Roosevelt Now in Sorrow
Report from Watton Vis shows the shooter Jokin Schrank confined in a hospital after the incident in Milwaukee. The local editorial laments the sorrow surrounding the former president and the public fine anticipated for the penitent.
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French Ambassador And Staff Escape From Petrograd
French ambassador and staff fled Petrograd on foot toward Archangel with limited guards. The party, including Foreign Office officials, traversed rough terrain as they sought safety for allied interests. Local authorities and military observers noted cautious optimism about evacuation amid war upheaval.
Cuba Marks Roosevelt Death With Half Mast Flags
Cuba announces half mast for flags on all warships, public buildings, and military posts until Theodore Roosevelt’s funeral. The decree honors Roosevelt as Cuba’s staunch ally and memorializes his role in supporting Cuban independence. Havana reacts with mourning and city officials pledge tribute.
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Tresdent Mengeal
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Ims Tahoe
Harden Comment on Hunted Rulers and Balkan Power
Harden argues rulers squander power to maintain control, condemning Bulgarias lust for power and the Turkish administration. He claims German plans sought naval supremacy and a land route to India, while Allied allies would be defeated as German firms prosper.
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Harden
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Mviti
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India
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Washington social leaders plan winter society season
In Washington, notable families and figures including Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs. McAdoo eye a return to prewar social programs. Major figures like Mrs. Delos Blodgett and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth loom large, with events such as coming out parties, gatherings at the Hall of Americas, and Pan American gatherings shaping the capital’s social calendar.
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Lansing
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Hall of Americas
Ava
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Delos Blodgett
Nicholas Longgortt
Sto
Tormey Warlas Bhrough
Quentin Roosevelt
O. H. P. Balmont
Susan B. Anthony
New York
Adlai E. Stevensesque figure mourned by many groups
The Advancement of Colored People and other organizations mourn the death of a former president figure described as a great friend to African Americans in public life. Tributes pour in from the Boone and Crackers club, the African Defense Society, and the New York Churchmen's Association, with deep respect from police departments and service colleagues who remember twenty years of service.
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African Defense Society
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Ie Deparnd Jebiet
Elder Parkes to Hold Meetings
Tehiter Wad Tau Finan Church at ling in Gyden will host a series of meetings in the chapel at Fifteenth street and Washington avenue. The first gathering will be Friday evening with a late event on Saturday evening featuring speakers and activities.
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Tehiter Wad Tau Finan Church
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Gyden
Anc
Fitteenths Atreet
Washington Avenue
Episcopals Hold Annual Election
In line with canyon law, the Episcopal church held its annual election. John S. Lewis was elected senior warden and P Tf. Munnon junior warden. George W. Parlow and Abbott named to fill junior roles. Delegates named to attend the annual convention in Salt Lake City include J. WW Hyslop, Mrs. George W Vroul, Mrs. Jennie Vrowl, Mrs. John McCready, Mrs. Stevens, Thomas Dayik Ryvepi, W. Hyslop, the pastor.
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Stevens
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Dayik Ryve
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Me Paaror
New York Honors Memory of Late Col Roosevelt
New York City mourns the death of Theodore Roosevelt with public tributes. The Board of Aldermen adjourned after offering condolences in the absence of Mayor Hylan, while leaders and organizations from city and state expressed sorrow. Mayor Hylan sent a telegram to Mrs Roosevelt at Oyster Bay conveying the city’s sympathy on behalf of its people.
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National Association For
Polish Army Is Not Marching Berlin City
Washington reports the Polish army is not marching on Berlin despite rumors. A government bureau said the claim was used for propaganda and that a local militia has been created to resist German Bolshevism.
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