American aces called home to found school
An article from Columbus reports that Major Ham K. Thaw Captain Sanford Bidne and Lieutenant John, among eight American aces, have been called home by the government to help establish a new school rivaling military and Amherst Annapolis academies. Some are already home, others en route.
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Columbus
Edward V. Rickentacher
Wealh Millary Academy
Amhapoli Slave! Academy
Ham K. Thaw
Sanford Bid- Ne
Tohn
United States
Bank President Details Dealings With Summerfield
St Louis reports quote Mississippi Valley Trust president Breckinridge Jones on furnishing the U.S. government with information about shipments of munitions to Villa on the Mexican border paid for by Summerfeld. He recalls German-linked accounts in 1915 and says all correspondence was handed to the justice department along with ships’ bills of lading and payments to Western Cartridge.
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ST. Louis
Breckinridge Jones
Missiappi Valing Trust Company
United States
Fila
F A. Sommmerfeld
Jones
Albert
Sommerfeld
Al‘Ort
Bernhert
Department of Justice
Villa
Troat Company
P. YY. Olln
Weattm Cartridges Company
Alton
Mexich
Columbus
Washington
Seovor Lugo
Sm Brose
Rosaluela
Wi ‘Ron
Carranza
Renate
Falta
German occupation payrolls sent to American forces
Corlenz January shipment of 26,000,000 marks marks the first payment by the German government for the American army of occupation. Today’s arrival brings January total to 13,600,000 marks and raises overall deliveries to 64,000,000 marks turned over to the German authorities for ongoing expenses of the occupying forces.
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Corlenz
Hall's Catarrh Remedy Promoted as Cure
An ad-like block touts Hall's Catarrh Remedy for catarrh and hearing issues said to stem from inflammation of mucous surfaces. Claims suggest the product can cure deafness and restore hearing, fitting a period promotional voice for a medical cure.
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Halls Catarre
Tanlac Restores Weight After Severe Illness Says Local Man
O J Lawtesa a Moshe Produce merchant at 104 South Twenty eighth Street credits Tanlac with lifting him from 97 pounds to about 197. He suffered stomach pains and weakness for years, lost 61 pounds, and could not keep food or coffee down. After starting Tanlac he gained about 40 pounds and regained energy, appetite, and comfort, allowing him to eat what he wants and drink coffee again.
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Xaid O. J. Lawtesa
Fwenty-eighth Street
Minitown
Tve
Mike T
Moe
A. R. Mexinora Drug Co
One Day Leaves for Soldiers Begin in Coblentz
In Coblentz troops from the First Second and Thirty-second divisions will receive one day leaves starting Tuesday as part of the occupation force recreation plan. About 1600 officers and men will be entertained here with efforts to extend leaves across the Third Army.
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Corlenz
Steps Being Taken To Bring Home U.S. Citizens
State Department efforts aim to repatriate about 3500 American citizens and naturalized nationals stranded in Turkey since the war era. The plan involves transportation by ship and coordinated diplomacy to secure safe return home.
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U.S
Washington, Jan
State Department
Turkey
Nestin Seles Shoes Promised to Cut Family Costs
A reader from Amity Arkansis claims Neslin Seles shoes halve shoe bills due to durability and long wear. The ad touts tough waterproof soles and a Goodyear production process, pledging availability in stores and across families.
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le Snson Alten
Amity, Arkansis
Neslin
Neslin Sales Advertisement and President Wilson Report
Neslin Sales Advertisement notes President Wilson’s refusal to take a full day’s rest despite his physician’s advice. He walked with Mrs. Wilson to the American mission headquarters for a short conference with staff. Crowds greeted him as he appeared, with a quiet evening and no golf. Twin brother of ambassador W O Sharp, George W Sharp, dies at his Ohio home in Elvira.
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Elviua
Ohio
George W.sharp
W. Oo. Sharp
France
M. I Mretoshiy
Wytestoke
American Forces in Russia Total 12941 Men
The War Department reports American forces in Siberia and northern Russia totaling 12 941 officers and men. In Siberia there are 265 officers and men. in northern Russia 5418 men. The tally reflects active deployment in the Siberian and northern fronts.
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Russia
Washington
Jan
Siberia
War Department
Poland Forms New Ministry Amid Political Shifts
Warsaw reports plans to form a new national ministry with four members from Posen and Galicia each and three Socialists. Proder Ewok is expected to return from Krakow for the cabinet, while allied factions in Paris are reportedly barred from participation.
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Poland
Warsaw
Associated Press
Tkrice
Ian Prderewok Jp
Cracow
Poven
Galicia
Russian
Piludski Nowy
Paris
Keeping Looking Young Olive Tablets Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowels tonic to restore youthfulness and clear impurities. It claims the product, a substitute for calomel, brings buoyancy and exalts complexion, sold for 60 cents per box by druggists.
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Arkie
Edwards
All Russian Government Wins Strong Support
A Russian ministerial statement from Omsk embassy in Washington claims broad backing for the government from Siberian factions and several regional groups. The telegram reports the Third Dolsha vik army defeated, royal troops advancing past Kazan toward Glassow, with over 10,000 prisoners captured and large quantities of material secured near Bory along the Siberian front.
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Washington, Jan
Omskhna
Siberia
Russia
Dlapaich
Omak
Piekhauatt
Social Fomorrnt
le Party
Edinaire
Sociatet Revolutionary Party
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Nort
Glassow
Rogty
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Mexican President Does Not Admire President Wilson
Washington reports indicate Mexican President Carranza opposed interventionist Senora policy moves and the foreign affairs committee agenda failed to gain support. Clashing positions and a postponed vote left the season ending without a quorum.
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Wilson
French Press Eulogizes Late Col Roosevelt
Paris dispatch reports French papers react to Colonel Roosevelts death calling it a national loss. Petit Journal praises his seven year impact while Le Gaulois and Figaro laud his leadership and humanity. Temps lauds his dual interior reform and world policy, with international gratitude anticipated.
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Stephane Lauzanne
United States
Temps
America
Journal Des Debats
al Feneten
Catonel Roosevelt
Inia
Man Called Before Death Confesses Trading with Enemy
A Matindeputy, who died early this week, reportedly declared before death that his prior testimony on charges of trading with the enemy was untrue. He cited fear of retaliation as the reason he could not reveal the truth earlier.
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Imes
Sys
Musterole Relief Ad Claims Quick Heuristic for Headache
An advertisement touts Musterole as fast relief for neuralgia and throat issues. It markets a mustard oil ointment claimed to soothe inflammation and pain, outperform mustard plasters, and prevent pneumonia in colds. It lists various pains and ailments with bold guarantees from doctors and nurses.
Russian Editor Alleges Ambassador Aids Counter Revolution
New York Jan 8 Alexander Brailovsky editor of the Woman and Peasant charged Boris Bakhmeteff Russia's ambassador to the United States with aiding counterrevolution to restore autocracy. He alleged Bakhmeteff printed 85 million rubles in 25 and 100 ruble notes in Paris and smuggled them abroad to undermine the Soviet government. The notes, Brailovsky said, were circulated by Bakhmeteff in Russia and overseas to force a loan and suppress the soviet regime.
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Boris A. Bakineleff
United States
Alexander Brailovsky
Brailovsky
M. Bakhmeteli
Paris
Ovexy
Bakhmeteff
Tusar
Russia
Flogging of Serbians by Bulgarian Forces Reported
The British officers report brutal flogging and attacks on prisoners by Bulgarian forces targeting Serbians. Victims were lacerated and some died from treatment. deaths occurred as the mortally wounded were buried without coffins.
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Erasdant
Ivan Nikolov
Peace Makers and Reformer Leave on Liner for Europe
New York January 8 A Cunard liner sails for Liverpool carrying labor leaders Samuel Gompers head of the American Federation of Labor Charles Edward Russell chairman of the Social Democratic League and forty seven YWCA secretaries bound for France Their missions aim to internationalize the labor movement and to oppose Bolshevism, with plans to meet European representatives including Germany.
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New York
Feace
Samuel Gam Bara
American Federation of Labor
Charles Edward Russell
Social Democratic League
Young Women's Christian Association
France
Cunard
Carmanis
Liverpool
Gommers
Mussel
Germany
Mine Sweepers Volunteer to Demobilize Faster
London Jan. 8 The admiralty ends the dispute over mine sweeping crews by deciding that only volunteers will be engaged in sweeping mines. About 65 percent of those in service volunteered for mine sweeping relief.
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London
Fhe Admiralty
Distillers Plan A Finish Fight
Representatives of distillers nationwide organized for a final fight against antiliquor laws as Maine Tennessee Idaho ratified the proposed constitutional amendment. Twenty two states have ratified and thirty six are needed for adoption. The three states named Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri and other legislatures are expected to act soon.
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Camncago
Inns
Maine
Taunessee
Idaho
Virginia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mie Psouri
James O Rourke Dies in Dringeport Conn
James H O Rourke a former major league player died at his home in Dringeport Conn today of pneumonia. He played with several teams and over thirteen years his batting average exceeded .300. He later was identified with the Fasten league. Pat Moran Signs Contract with New York National League Club
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Dringeport
Conn
James H. O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Pat Moran
New York
Philadelphia Rationale
Moran
Giants
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