Air squadrons start long Pacific Coast trip from Ellington
Two squadrons depart Ellington Field Texas in the early morning for California. One squadron sails to San Diego with De Havilland bombers at high speed, the other to Los Angeles with Crescent ships. The planes feature new wireless telephone and will be photographed along the way.
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Pacific Coast
Holston
Texas
Tab
Ellington
Taimor
Dieko
Cali
Little Rock
Ark
Ipa
San Diego
1 500 000 Men Killed in War Effort France and U S
A fragmented advertisement discusses France’s sacrifice and US gratitude, noting 1 500 000 men killed and numerous wounded. It touts a French remedy imported by George H. Mayr of Chicago, claimed to cure stomach and intestinal ailments, including catarrhal mucus. The ad asserts the product is harmless, offers money back, and targets druggists nationwide.
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New York
France
Andre ‘Tordhe
United States
Aimetica
George H. Mayr
Chicago
America
Y Wonderful Hemedy
A. Metinyre
Republicans Plan To Prevent Few From Dominating
Washington January report states Senator Judge of Massachusetts led a Republican conference to consider the Norris resolution. It would bar interlocking committee assignments and limit influence of veteran senators. The plan targets excluding members from key committees like Appropriations, Finance, Foreign Relations, and others.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Republi
West Stnate
Immigration of Cheap Labor Faces House Opposition
In Washington the House immigration committee heard testimony from McNamara of the Locomotive Firemen about halting cheap foreign labor from central Europe until the U S normalizes economically. He warned of dire financial effects and urged keeping immigration low. Chicago officials indicated railroads may seek permission to import 125000 unskilled workers from Mexico and Panama to meet summer labor demand, citing a large overall railroad labor shortage.
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Washingtons
feNamara
Andlaaiginensa
Europe
United States
McNamara
Eurobie
Chicago
WW. G. Blerd
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Robert Ford
Chicago, Hark Island & Pacific Railway
Mexico
Pamia Fleo
Ald
Poslam advertised skin relief for eczema and pimples
An advertising notice touts Poslam for skin troubles claiming fast relief from eczema and rashes with Poslam Soap and lotion. It promises quick healing, no harm, and urges free samples via Emergency Laboratories of New York City.
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Paslam
Entergency Laboratories
West 47Th SL
New York City
French Liner Brings More Men From Overseas
The French liner Rochambeau arrived at Halifax with 33 returning American soldiers mainly from Minnesota and Iowa plus a civilian child born at sea to Lt and Mrs T M Wilkinson. The ship, 11 days from Bordeaux to New York, faced rough seas and engine trouble before repairs at the Azores. American mechanics aboard fixed the machinery and the voyage resumed to New York. A precautionary stop at Halifax was made to obtain coal and water amid forecasts of possible delays. Also noted is a medal announcement for Representative Royal Johnson of South Dakota, who earned the Distinguished Service Medal for gallantry in action near Verdun after enlisting in the army as a private.
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Halifax
Rochambeau
Sly
Minnesota
Iowa
T. M.J .Wilkinson
Whitevilla
Tene
Hisport
Obiain
Creatrr
Bordeaux
New York
Juham
Azores
9And
Knights of
Washington
Toyal. Johnson
South Dakota
Verdun
Pershing
Jim
Johnson
Camp Meade
Li France
Serb and Croat Papers Against Italian Army
An official dispatch from Washington reports Serb and Croat papers denouncing Italian forces in occupied Serb Croat Slovene regions. Appeals to Allied powers rise as hostile acts by Italy are alleged and fear grows for regional peace amid Montenegrin occupation and shift toward a new Yugoslav nation led by Berbin.
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Washington
Tin
Pattenen
Certinje
Montenegro
Antivad
Theclene Aml Virbasar
Bovana
Scatari
Nichol
Willeh
Jot Berbin
No More Catarrh Guaranteed Hyomei Treatment
Guaranteed catarrh remedy promises lasting relief with Hyomei inhaler and liquid. Advertisements claim rapid airway clearing and head relief, urging daily use to end colds bronchitis or asthma. Includes product costs and instructions for inhaler setup and routine usage.
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Rome
Exinia
Moya
Hyomei
Achard
Hyomei Alquid
Farmers urged to organize in Missouri week
Columbia Missouri Fan 2400 Thomas EB Wilson president of Wis emand Company addressed farmers today at Missouri farmers week urging central organization to unite every branch of the livestock industry. He argued it would bring shippers and packers closer, reduce losses to producers, and cited government set prices as proof of what organization could achieve. Governor Bamberger invited to attend congress in Omaha February 18 to discuss reconstruction problems with notable speakers. Read the Classified Ads.
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Columbia
Mssouri
Thomas EB. Wilson
Wisemand Company
Interesia
Wilson
Tpackey
Congress
Bamberger
Omaha
United States Chamber of Commerce
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
West
David F. Flouston
Agriculture
J. Ogden Armour
Harry A. Wheeler
Arthur Reynolds
Ago
Frank Sisson
Tanlac Heals Shipley After Severe Longtime Illness
John H. Shipley of San Francisco writes that after nearly starving and years of stomach and digestion trouble he regained health with Tanlac. He recounts weight gain from 115 to 136 pounds, relief from stomach pain, constipation, and fatigue, and now sleeps well and has energy, saying he would spend his last dollar on Tanlac.
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John H. Shiptey
Sanchez Sirset
San Francisco
Tarantine
Atx
Jon
Taniac
Wilson Speech Highlights World War Peril at French Luncheon
Paris January 20 Associated Press reports two major events today the supreme council meeting on the Kusatan situation and a gala luncheon for President Wilson at the Luxembourg palace. Wilson warned that if France continues the peril will be world peril urging allies to organize against it as the council heard from M Nowlens the French ambassador who condemned tyranny and terror and urged action to avoid war. The luncheon for Wilson drew 360 guests including two presidents and prominent public figures in a lavish Bourbon palace setting.
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Paris
Preas
Supreme Council
Wilson
Luxemburg Palace
France
Vanning
M. Nonlens
Hussia
M. Nowens
Germany
Entente
Moscnw
Petrograft
Mumanby
Europe
M. Novlens
Sca
Ventum
Napoleon
Bankers Plan Joint Loan to Chinese Affairs
Reported today that bankers from the United States Great Britain France and Japan may jointly loan funds to China under a policy agreement proposed by the American government Japan has approved in principle while Britain France and the United States still consider details J J Abbette of Chicago acts as American banks representative in China and will confer with bankers from other nations to pursue suitable projects and determine terms102 words
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Jobat
Jean Cattling Bats
Japan
Royeramene F
Franer
J.J. Abbete
China
Crewe
Francs
Portraying Wilson Tangles Amid Gala Amid War Tensions
A garbled report recalls President Wilson's reception with applause, military honors, and a late-night gala with foreign delegates. It notes tense talks on recognizing Bolshevik Russia and Swiss efforts to explain postwar economic strains to leaders in Paris, with Ador visiting Geneva and Paris.
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Backache
A vintage ad asserts kidney backache is misattributed and claims St Jacobs Oil instantly relieves pain from all backaches, strains, tumbago, lumbago, sciatica, and rheumatism. It promotes a small bottle for limb and joint relief, stating the remedy is harmless and doesn’t burn or discolor skin.
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St. Jacobs
St Jacobs
Government urged on wire service ownership debate
Senator Bhacman comments on government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines, backing a pro government stance. The exchange cites American Telephone and Telegraph Company and Mr Walkin, with Theoren Wall described as connected to Mr Thirteson. References to public ownership and national policy surface amid broader debates.
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Wastington
Bhacman
Wilware
Tepaplican
Ds- Maron
Theodore SN
Persuand
Tavork
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Walk
Wwe
Theorine N. Wall
Thirteson
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Burleson
Sherman
Wall
Sharp Criticism of Government Railroad Ownership
CHICAGO Jan 20 Sharp criticism of government ownership of railroads was voiced at a National Camera Association meeting by United States Senator G M Erbald of Maine former president of the National Canners Association He said government control raised freight rates passenger rates and harmed the people He noted wartime policies and budget items but stated no clear path to change was in sight He cited a House delay on a project and referenced costs from November The item ends with a farewell verse about Uncle Sam to conclude the column
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Chicago
Perbuli
Nomite Navsset
Abantieg
Resu Inrien
Nevada House Ratifies Prohibition Law 34 to 3
In a vote of thirty four to three the Nevada House of Representatives ratified the national prohibition amendment this afternoon. The assembly was organized at noon and the prohibition resolution will be sent to the senate tomorrow. A company conclave heads west with Salt Lake delegates traveling to San Francisco for a three day convention of West Coast agents.
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Nevada
Hanson CIV. Ney
Hia
Je Jar House
Legistature
Nook
Hs Rp Senate
W. A. Walker
Linn Walker
Abel Boone
Salt Lake
F. Wh
Katayama
Ogden
San Francisco
West Coast
San Francisco Life Insurance Company
Cupvention
Unclear Meantime Snippet on Catarrh Treatment
Fragment from a historical ad or medical notice discusses nasal catarrh and chronic catarrh remedies. It mentions Dr Chaney & Co Toledo Ohio and a treatment touted to impact the bloodstream and mucous membranes, with emphasis on free tests for certain ages.
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Atte
Ft. Chaney & Co
Toledo
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25Th Street
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Livernoss Gotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
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Fourth Street
Alexandria Hotel
Los Angeles
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California Pointe
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Shipley
Vaniac
Merclyre Ping Co
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Puard
Ely Vard
Victor Hugo
Morstal Pook
Cie
Wilsen
Mvrs Ani
Jarauna
May
Witean
Koltyy de Hogel
Haly Shevikt Woukl
Nincaty ‘Inne
Afraln Prem
Switzerland
Geneva
Erinlotti Cireler
Fiat
Ador
Varia
Witton
Clemenceau
Vayd Qrorge
Witmer
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Silodts
Lh fitRt
Ee Oon
Cestaer
Cokes
York
Castoria
VAIL
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Follers
Tha Hae
John Barleycorn
Hy Atkins
Ita
Sam
John Barleycors
Geo. F. Phillips
Ogden, Utah
R. R
Uncle Sant
Waukesha
Wireensia
FORD
Cheesman Electric & Auto Supply Co
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