President Wilson Faces Raucous Washington Protest
President Wilson encountered a hostile crowd in Washington as suffragists and anti Wil son demonstrators clashed outside the White House. The scene included shouts, a loaned banner, and a confiscated placard while officials considered cabinet changes and a possible court appeal in the Gulf states.
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Gregory
Washington
D.C
Deby
Gregory Partion
Wilson
United States
Hifth
Circuit Court of Appeals
Gulf States
MetTormick
Diet Souad Tauls End Tonight
An unclear clipped note mentions the ending time for Diet Souad Tauls tonight. The garbled text references a crowd or event with a font and a possible experiment. No clear names, dates, or places are established in readable portions.
Charles Elmendorf and Daughter Safe Reported
Fragmentary text reports Charles Elmendorf and his daughter were safe. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but mention of Lifton and a possible Vesath or Mis Main ter. No clear dates, places, or organizations are confirmable from the readable lines.
More Sugar For German Children Reported
The Associated Press notes rising mortality and inflation in Germany as relief plans expand. Authorities decide that each child born after December will receive an additional half pound of mineral rations monthly, with other base rations reduced proportionally to balance the total.
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Merlin
Standard Oil heir Arphhld dies after long career
Arphhld Ol Company of New Jersey resident and oil industry figure dies in his sleep at home in the city this morning. A native of Oba Sh arly Utehi he began in a refinery and rose to a buyer role before partnering with John J. Rockefeller in 1875. He later helped connect with the Mandar Oil Company and built a fortune, with ties to West Pennsylvania operations. His passing ends a long era in early American oil business.
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Oba
Pennsylvania
John J. Rockefellog
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Lie Mandar Oil Company
Arenhald
Alice
New Movement Launched for Bryan
A new movement in Bryan aims to study community housing law and civic action. Leaders including Robert Thawkett and others outlined plans to establish a community house to serve residents, pledging ongoing committee work and public meetings.
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Milonte
Grange Simison
Allen
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Mering
Wilson Addresses Congress on Railways in Opening Session
President Wilson devoted his address to domestic matters focusing on railway legislation. He defended a proposed compulsory investigation of labor disputes before strikes, urged Interstate Commerce Commission reforms, and endorsed measures to prevent nationwide rail stoppages while preserving societal interests.
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Dec
Wilson
Porto Hico
Webb
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Representatives
United States
American Federation of Labor
Man shoots and Gerard carried chase in PMC incident
A chaotic scene describes a man shooting and Gerard carrying a pursuit with unclear view of a movie. Reports mention William Maanchi and a Verne arrest in New York. The article notes President Wilson’s views on submarine warfare and fortifications presented to the periat government.
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William Maanchi
Cappetting Verne
New York
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Fem
Wilson
Periat
World War I Battlefield and Peace Talks Update
Berlin reports a heavy wartime toll with Allied bombardment estimates totaling dozens of millions in casualties across multiple nations. Frontline activity continues on the French and Balkan fronts with advances and setbacks noted, while Lloyd George contemplates resignation amid debates over a peace framework led by a war cabinet.
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Pope Henedict de Research Society
Milion
French Prefer the Poncho Raincoat in War Relief Effort
A fragmented French relief effort story notes the poncho raincoat favored by French authorities. Charles Butler of the Americas relief group was seen in a Paris house and returned to the city today.
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Rincost
Charles Uutler
Baris
Military post bond plan outlines funding proposal
Fragmentary text discusses bonds for a military post with figures obscured by OCR. It references a tract or estate, votes or decisions, and potential locations or directions, but essential names, dates, and places are unreadable.
Short Stay Visitors From Houston Arrive in City
Mr and Mrs Jon Goldenborg travel with Worle dawelion and Virginie Stier arriving by car yesterday from Houston. They plan a brief stay at the Hotel Megan and will be in the city for a few days as guests of local hosts.
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Worle Dawelion
Ling Sat Ero Annced Ling Sat Ero Annced
The text appears garbled and incomplete. It references costs of living and food price changes with percentages. It is unclear and contains numerous typos or OCR errors, making precise event or entities unreadable. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly stated.
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