CAPT ROSE SANK U S DESTROYER IN GREAT WAR
London dispatch reports German U-boat commander Capt. Hans Rose sank the U S torpedo boat destroyer Jacob Jones off Nantucket and claimed to summoned help for the doomed vessel. He also allegedly sank the cutter Tampa, earning rare praise from Allied officers for his daring submarine career.
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London
Associated Presa
Hans Roa
Corsal
Nantucket
Jacob Jones
Rose
United States Coast Guard
Tampa
Seibold Officially Declared Killed in Action in France
Lieut. George Vaughn Seibold, son of Columbia Typographical Union secretary George G Seibold, is officially reported killed in action in France on August 26 after a period of uncertainty. Earlier notes had him missing in action and last seen flying east of Bapaume. In New Haven, Conn, December 14, it is also reported that China has adopted a phonetic writing system of 39 symbols to revolutionize elementary education and reduce illiteracy.
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Omcer
George Vaughn Seibold
War Department
France
George G Seibold
Columbia Typographical Union
Bapaume
New Haven
Conn
China
Edwin C. Lobensteine
Yale
Washington Guests Funneled Through New York Hotels
Washington visitors packed New York hotels this week, with B. M. Collins and H. Perry of the Bureau of Aircraft in Washington D. C. seen in midtown, plus Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Rees, Gen. Jamianon, Maj. Gen. Edwards and many others from the capital social set. The piece lists numerous Washingtonians staying at the Astor, McAlpin, Vanderbilt, St Regis, Belmont, and other hotels, detailing arrivals, notable names, and the flow of officials and families through New York during the week.
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Washington Post
New York
B. M. Collins
H. Perry
Bureau of Aircraft
Washington, D. GC
Washington
Mr. Culling
Fresno
Cal
California
America
Rae Deon
Globe
Hotel Astor
Times Square
KR. T. Rees
C. CG. Jamianon
J. W. Harker
J. Irigar
Lawrence Carr
United States
Robert Owen
H. C. Kee
W. J. Murtaugh
R. M. Jordan
James Allen
Richard 1B. Watrous
Washington, D. C
Hotel
McAlphin
Henry Loveridge
R. J. Beard
J. W. Studebaker
Esther RH. Barrett
W. C. Hamundaon
Aaron Frank
F. J. Herman
Lieut. C. Michaux
Misa M. O. England
Mise &. V. Woile
H. N. Warren
Ednon Bradley
Robert le Roy
Casimir de Rdam Moore
O Macdonald
McAlpin
Edouard de Billy
French High Commission
Vanderbilt
Bruce Hi. Hamilton
National Capital
Stephan Lauzeanne
Paria
France
Maj . Taujon
HE. Londier
Bary
WW. Wheeler
W. W Laird
S . Johns
Capital
St Regis
William C. Redfield
Commerce
Emory Winship
Plaza
G George A. Crocker, Jr
Crocker
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr
Westbury
S. 1
Harold Holster
St. Regis
Federal Capital
F. Benenon
R. Forrest
Aberdesh
L. R. Sells
Droes
Mme. Gargigha
J 2. Peyde
M CC. Rosenfeld
Alcazar
T AR Kyte
Albee Marle
H Ruth
Artiington
M. Ferry
Ansonia
Mise
B.C Poe
F Morrison
J. P. Needham
R. & Sexton
A. Starling
AL KK. Adama
Stuart
Rod. Hollowell
T W Bancroft
Misa R Riser
Collingwood
W. B. Carney
Cumberland
Mr. and Mere
H. Goods
Empire
C S. Hamilton
J. Calladen
BP. Weston
Miles M.mcnais
W. C. Sims
K. Kirkland
Capt. Lorman
A. L. Flint
Mrs. M. Malons
L. & Munson
D. A. Beaves
HR. Water
Larsen
J. Bmster
W. J. Johnsten
D. D. Boyle
Co. Irwin
Z. Buchanan
P. W. Davis
H. A. Willard
the Grand
G. BR. Hawkins
W. Whitehead
A. Hines
Hermitage
G. B. Kittiey
C. R. Bensof
Col
J. A. Hornsby
T. Zolius
Holland House
T. 8. Denny
H. Risg
W. B. Farragher
E. H. Rowett
C. 0. Ault
A. Carter
BE. R. Kirkbride
F. M. Pulley
GH. Bime
A. Reed
W. @. Comber
J.C. Wallacs
the Herald Square
EB. Co. Dodge
F. W. Buckman
Misa Beas Kingman
J. M. Snelder
W. W. Lusk
Utherland
Marie Antoinette
H. B. Weston
Markham
G. Jones
T. Ganton
J. B. Healey
New Victoria
T. Simon
E. D. Mayer
William F. McDowell
Mrs. D. ©. McCoy
Mina V. Walker
Mr. Caldwell
H.grunebaum
M. Goodman
T. F. Finnin
B. Schwartz
Peacock Alley
the Waldorf
Hugh Reilly
RB. B. Cuthbert
Ob Baum
J. HK. Fre- Hnghuysen
A. H. McGhan
J. H. Bagte
W. A. Gillis
Ex Kaiser's Plans Hang On Future
Amerongen Holland December 15 The former German emperor remains secluded and out of contact with the outside world. Reports of constant communication with advisers are untrue. Rumors of the former empress illness are unfounded though she suffers heart trouble, and her physician attends her. The aged monarch shows no move to change quarters in Holland and will stay where he is until his future is decided.
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Amerongen
Halland
Associated Press
Holland
Wiliam Hohebzoliern
Herr Hohensellern
Tere
Dixie on Way Home Returns to U S Ports
Queenstown December 15 The U S S Dixie destroyer tender steamed from the harbor on its way home. Barges carrying American sailors accompanied part of the voyage while crowds along the shore waved flags. The band from S S Melville played patriotic tunes as the Dixie moved out.
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Queenstown
Associated Prash
Dixie
S. S. Melville
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H. W. Faulkner
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H.T. Powers
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Robert M. Thompson
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W. T. Allen
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E. W. Austin
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A. G. Dreta
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W S. Gregg
W. ¥. Dumeer
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Emerson Records
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No-Man’s Land
General Pershing
April Smiles
Texas Fox
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Central
Valse Des Blondes
Pathe Records
T. P. Culley & Son
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D. W. Griffith
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