President Wilson notes stir headlines from London to Paris
London reports flood of headlines on President Wilson after his note and the peace proposals. Speculation grows on motive for his invitation to mediation amid entente and central power talks. Washington sees a hope to act as a clearing house for belligerents. Various diplomats send telegrams congratulating Wilson on success. Paris notes publish the ambassador’s fate and the note’s text in papers.
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Wilton
Groupe of
Belligmrents
Tee
Heikiake
Wilson
Tonaidering
Peace Clearing House
Washington
United States
Wilken
Westington
Dev
White Nose
Uemote
German Emperor to See Gerard to Discuss Mediation
Report states the German emperor will, at an unspecified date, summon American ambassador James W. Gerard to headquarters to discuss possible mediation with the United States. The note hints at imminent talks on German relations and possible diplomatic mediation efforts.
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Gerard
Ambasas
United States
Lando
Jame W. Gerard
Boxer Believed on Way to Us
A New York report notes an Australian boxer, tipped as a possible opponent for Geo. 4. Carpenter, on the way to the United States from Chile for a bout, with Cushing’s Able bridge mentioned in connection.
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Boxer
New York
Aespos Tae Dareys
Carpenter
Chany Lon
United States
Chile
Farm loan bar under review in several cities
The article notes a potential farm loan bar affecting Houston and other cities including Washington Dee 22. The priority plan discusses E-file for the motion at the three farm banks. Locations mentioned include Winston Salem Charlotte New Orleans and Hutchinson Kansas with a full announcement expected within ten weeks.
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Wuiderstound
Mowston
Rormation
Maina
Hartmore
Charlotte
N.C New Orleana
Mutchinson
Kansas
Coldest December in nine years hits city weather
A reader reports December chill with temperatures 164 degrees above zero and a record colder morning. The observer notes the thermometer reading at 6120 and says winds shift from south and east with a trend toward warmth tomorrow. Chicago records two below in the same period.
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Romatine
Ban Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Brownsville
Feather
Bryan
Jett Daly
Itruan
Xora
Fine destroys clothing store in Memphis incident
A Memphis clothing store suffered extensive damage in a flash incident. Widespread debris and smoke filled the shop as responders arrived. officials estimate losses approach 476.00 in local currency. No injuries reported at this time.
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FINE
Memphis
Bail Allowed in Trial for Grover Smith Case
Evidence in the examining trial of Grover Smith accused of shooting Harvey Worthington and wounding Percy Worthington was completed. Judge Gainer set bail at 5000. other cases listed include charges of intent to murder and assault with varying fines. Smith testified about the December night at the Italian store and the confrontation with the Worthingtons, detailing movements to the hardware store, the loading of a Colt automatic, and the shooting sequence ending with Harvey hit and Percy fleeing.
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Percy Worthington
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Verey Worthington
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Beyan
McParand
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Jan Hew
Court House
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Ama
Justice of the Pont
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McParland
Soto's
Marwill E
Prey Worthington
Parkerdutin S Hardware Company
Lotel
Getollet
State Bank
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Knox
Iow
Oioon
Ies
Nvon
Main Street
Dr. Cline
Father
Steewalk
Waldrop & Cos
Ald
Seo
Marvey
Waldrop
Voroynd
Harvey
Vorey
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Atore
Howard
Lytok Juat Malde
Wallrop
Mc Forthar
A. Worley
Ehky National Nlwnk
Mexican constitutional row on priests teaching in schools
Mexico Enis, head of the Canhotlo church in Mexico, says constitutional articles prohibiting clergymen from teaching in primary schools are a mistake. If enacted, the law would compel all Mexicans to obey it, according to Harden.
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Mexico
Enis
Vanonarden
Constitutional Congress
Newspapers see price hikes at major dailies
The Morning Tribune the Morning Timer and the Evening Ambree are set to raise prices due to higher costs for materials and labor. The new rates reflect increased expenses across the industry, with publishers citing the need to cover inflationary pressures.
War News Mixed As Fronts See Shifting Tactics
Reports from Paris London and Berlin reflect a mosaic of WWI events including German promotions after Verdun, British advances near the Mediterranean coast, Hungarian coronation plans, and military injuries. Turbulk and political notes echo fragile truces while armchair analysts debate peace terms and treaty conditions.
Archbold's Successor Named Amid New Jersey Rejection
Fragment unclear text indicates Archbold's successor named amid rejection of a president and reviewer at Mamdard OW Company in New Jersey. Other names appear garbled.
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Madarion
Reewerer
Mamdard OW Company
New Jersey
John 1
Archbold
Dvmaamd
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