Greece to Join Peace Talks Amid Armistice Tension
London and Athens report Greece will participate in the peace conference while insisting on securing Turkish concessions through armistice terms. Bulgaria’s Mir urges rapprochement with Turkey, and French interests seek accords in altered territories as Allies debate postwar arrangements. Washington warns of danger to foreigners in Asia Minor if Turkish troops return home and retaliate against perceived enemies.
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Turkey
Athens
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Student violence erupts at Glasgow suffrage offices
Hundreds of Glasgow University students attacked the Women's Social and Political Union offices during Augustine Krell's installation as chief secretary. They wrecked interiors, smashed front windows, and pelted police with stones. A student was arrested after a violent clash as officers restored order and another two detainees were later taken into custody.
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Boys Burned to Death in City Jail
Three youths aged 16 to 18 were burned to death after a fire started in their jail cell overnight. They had been drinking and were confined for the night with a stove and bed clothing catching fire, police reported at dawn.
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Denial over Archbald influence in coal dump sale
W A May vice president of Hillside Iron and Coal tells Senate impeachment panel he did not intend Judge Archbald for commerce court when asked to approve sale of the hatyard coal dump. He recounts letters and meetings with E J Williams and Judge Archbald, a confidential price, and Bradley’s involvement. William G Toland pressured to have Archbald write letters, and Scranton lawyer J H Rittenhouse faces subpoena compliance issues.
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Erie Railway
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Troubled by crime is unable to eat in isolation tale
The San Francisco report records John Wesley Derr a 20 year naval apprentice on Yerba Buena Island who stopped eating for a week after his confession of a three year old murder surfaced in his mind. He recalled a Kansas quarrel and an ax blow, later a man shot while escaping. Derr, once in a reform school, was confined to solitary after the confession.
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Navy
Island Commandment
Charles A
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Barkis
Charles Mart
John Derr
Charles Marvin
Marvin
Burkis
Atchison
Reform School
St. Joseph
Northwest storm disrupts travel across Minnesota and nearby states
A December storm sweeping the Northwest slows trains and road traffic from Minnesota to Montana and the Dakotas. Snow covers the region as officials report heavy winds and lingering travel delays, with forecasts predicting continued disruption into today.
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Ungrammatical OCR fragment summary attempt
Fragmentary text mentions a guest and a person from Carolina. Lacking clear facts, no identifiable events, dates, or organizations are present to confirm a news item.
Fighter sentiment on lynching and governors speech sparks uproar
The article reports a heated conference in Richmond with Governor South Carolina defending law and order against mob violence. He denounces lynching while recalling his pardon record, and comments on constitutional limits, while Governor Shafroth and others weigh in on enforceability of laws and mob influence.
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Tym Roe
Joseph Wyoming
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Bleard
Florida
Shafroth
Inob Ruere
South’ Carolina
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Poincare States Position of France During European Crisis
Paris reports Premier Poincare stated France works with England as an ally in the present European crisis. He said France would consult England and Russia before acting, supported a joint settlement, and urged a conference of great powers to discuss problems. He noted France’s special ties to Turkey due to economic interests and cautioned about Turkish debts if allies annex parts of Turkey.
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Alway
Europe
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Ottoman Empire
Assassin Lacombe Tries to Flee in Night of Double Shooting
In Lacombe LaCombe, an anarchist, visited M. Ducret and wife on Tuesday night brandishing a pistol and forcing them to conceal a victim until Wednesday morning. He fired twice, wounding Ducret, while the alleged victim and a companion escaped. Police later pursued Lacombe after a previous raid on the Ducret home.
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Canada Vote on Naval Cooperation and British Dreadnoughts
A memorandum from Canada’s government and admiralty argued for imperial defense and stronger naval cooperation with Britain. It warned that German strength threatened home waters and stressed that Dominion security depended on a robust, coordinated fleet, including dreadnoughts, to deter aggression and preserve safety.
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