Allies Urge Greater Efforts For Victory
The Times military correspondent argues prolongation of the war demands a bigger Allied push. Germany, not waiting for peace offers, should mobilize more men and materials to secure victory. In Heredia and along the Northern Romanian front, Russian and Romanian assaults against Teutonic positions were repulsed.
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German Submarine Brought to Port by Dutch Warship
Reuter dispatch from Flushing reports a Dutch warship brought a German submarine found in Dutch waters to a port last night. The vessel is expected to be interned. Also dated Athens reports the Allies occupied the island territory of Cartgo, extending control toward the Ionian mainland.
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Supreme Court limits prosecutions for transit reporting crimes
The Supreme Court today ruled that prosecutions under the law for trans-porting women in interstate commerce are not limited to commercial fraud but cover personal moral scenarios. The conviction of P Drew Camtwotti and Staury Diggs of Sacramento is attemded.
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Senator Proposes Primary Election Accountability Bill
A state senator named Arton tony introduced a bill to require primary election candidates to swear they have not violated the act. The measure sets a one thousand dollar penalty for violations and calls for filing disclosures to include prior related debts and penalties.
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Snowfall Inches Reported in Recent Storm
Fragments indicate a snowfall depth of about 7.1 inches with heavier totals in some areas. The indications suggest the snow will persist over the coming period as travelers adjust to ongoing winter conditions.
Supreme Court rules on road compensation case
Washington January 1b The court decided on a dispute over extra compensation sought by Femi As deetalee and others for carrying mobile roads from 1907 to 19. They sought about one hundred railroad claims against the government totaling around 32 billion dollars.
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Abpeids Panel Case Postponed Till Tomorrow
Ferne January 15 A panel case was postponed to tomorrow due to failure of state authorities to arrive for the detente.
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Incomplete report on Henry Lawson and Wilson note leak
A confused account states that Thomas W. Johnson, a Boston broker, reaffirms that Chairman Henry of the Tales committee leading the inquiry was told by a congressman about a cabin officer and a banker tied to a leak of President Wilson's note. The text is garbled and names are inconsistently presented.
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Brave Admiral Dewey Rally and Week of Votes urged
The text urges supporters to push Wednesday as a key report day in a week long voting contest. It stresses daily efforts to maximize votes and subscriptions, aiming for the lead in the final stretch before the February end. Also notes Admiral Dewey in poor health with friends fearing for his vitality.
Robin Hood at the Colonial Tonight
The Walker Stevens Opera Company presents Robin Hood at the Colonial with Ivy Bott as Maid Marian and Cora Treacy singing Alana Tael. Ed Andrews stars as Friar Tuck while Harold Wat handles Bear Jet. supporting cast includes ERB, Tramanta, Bryea, and Terk.
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Alana Tael
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Friar Tuck
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Fragmentary Weather Note From An Unclear Date
An unreadable excerpt mentions a thermometer reading and weather observations. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and disrupted phrases, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or location. The fragment appears to reference temperature readings and daily weather changes over a weekend period.
Tribute to Buffalo Bill ends West’s long march
Denver January 16 West mourns Colonel William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill. The body moved from the Capitol building to Lookout Mountain for burial as crowds pay tribute. Governors lieutenant governors and officials from three states attend with army units and fraternal groups honoring the famed plainsman.
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Tea Weather Grim Grimes Suffering and Break In Chicago
Fragmented OCR reports a grim weather scene in Chicago with freezing conditions. The piece notes serious hardship among the poor and mentions a gale threat, warning of ongoing suffering and danger to residents.
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Pipe Line Workers Arrive Near Town After Delay
Expectin Le Tibettne notes pipeline workers have arrived near the town following a delay. The crew plans to take over road work and guard railing as they set up equipment for the Tarretm operations. Local officials expect changes in traffic as the line moves forward.
Mexican constitutional changes limit martial law powers
The Querétaro constitutional convention approved provisions allowing martial law by the president with cabinet consent and congressional approval, and permitting a decree to suspend citizen rights. It also set penalties including fines and short imprisonments for certain offenses, with规定 on wage-related violations and penalties not exceeding eight days in jail.
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Roby and Gossett Named Leaders in Texas
Reported selections set Roby as president and Gossett as lieutenant governor in Texas with Worby as regiment treasurer of the federal farm loan bank. The Jan 18 report notes Judge M. St Gossett of Dallas and W. P. Worby tied to federal farm programs. announcements expected within the week.
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W. P. Worby
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Joan Bank For Texas
Houston
Federel Farm Loan Bank Board
Explosion sinks cruiser in Yokohama harbor
An explosion aboard the cruiser Trokube in Yokohama harbor destroyed the vessel. One hundred thirty five crew members were killed and 187 injured, many seriously. Rescue operations saved many from the water as most officers remained ashore. official casualty details and cause are not yet known.
Financial tone notes on cooperation and puppet funders
Fragmentary text references a financial matter involving an organization, a year ending date, and an apparent obligation or fund. It mentions a company or group linked to Chelsea International, with a possible note on a puppet fund and a repayment expectation. Names and clear actions are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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