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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
11
A court ruled that consignments found at an entertainment venue were intended for use there and orders require restoration to importers. Proclamations against zone violations were cited as evidence in bootleg liquor cases.
Fragmentary text notes a large deficit and urgent calls for action. Mentions government or official entities, efforts to cut costs, and expectations of savings. Includes scattered references to prospects, programs, and policy steps. The readable parts suggest a public budget issue needing swift governance.
The report notes the death of Fealy after being wounded in a siege. He was survived by his widow Mere and several daughters. The ceremony is scheduled today in the Baltimore area as arrangements are completed.
A late 19th century note reports a Briton addressing socialist currents across Europe. References to January discussions, Belgian and Swiss figures, and a secretary Camille mans are noted alongside a scattered array of names and places, suggesting a broad but unclear dialogue on socialist movements and international diplomacy.
Friedlander Bros draws crowds daily for a $20 overcoat sale advertised as a bargain nearly half the usual price. Customers lined up for belt bags and sporty or conservative coats in many shades, at 422 Ninth Street NW under Prischander Bros.
A dramatic missive recounts bitter remarks by Prince Albert about Kaiser Wilhelm II and the path to World War I. The conversations cover years of planning, military education, and warnings of war, with critiques of militarism and calls for peace and justice.
A 16 year old native boy Sam Kanoa, inmate of the Boys Industrial School in Hawaii, is hailed as a future swimming champion who may rival the famed Duke Kahanamoku.
Sixty eight thousand American soldiers had been returned from overseas by December 21, with over 500,000 discharged in the United States. A British inquiry into 42,000 German prisoners in Northern France and Belgium showed ages from 18 to 69, with 30 percent aged 19 to 20. Officers are being discharged rapidly, and airship cargo movements limit troop transport to 160,909 monthly, aiming to rise to 200,000 or 390? The pace depends on ships obtained from Allies and conversions of cargo ships into transports.
The Allied Printing Trades Council announced that one union label will be denied after January 1 with an 80 day grace period for employers to conform. Each employee must belong to a union affiliated with the council and work only in his trade. Co H Evans, secretary, stated the meeting noting the separation of duties between compositor pressman and bookbinder.
A fragmented report notes Senate concerns over water supply with a February date. It references resolutions, proposed measures, and committees evaluating options to ease the water crisis amid debates on Roesty Tene Ler Meroens RIMS and related reforms in Washington.
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