Argentine and United States poised to intervene in regional dispute
Reports from Buenos Aires indicate Argentina will join the United States to seek mediation between Chile and Peru over the Tecna and Arica provinces. Ambassador Stimson informed Argentine Foreign Minister Tuero that Washington intends to intervene jointly with a South American republic, and President Ykeyen approved the approach. The plan aims to prevent a broader war in the region.
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Hitchcock Entanglement in German Plot Revealed
Senate hearing exposes pro German influence operations aimed at blocking Allied war supplies. Documents from A Bruce Bielanski show a network including the embargo association and figures like Senator Hitchcock and others backing antiwar efforts. Additional letters discuss press dissemination and potential ownership moves of the American Press Association.
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Appeals to Governor Gunter to enforce bone dry law
Acting Superintendent Holliday of the Colorado Anti-Saloon League urged Governor Gunter to immediately enact the new bone dry measure. The law takes effect upon the governor's proclamation within a set period after the official canvass of votes. The canvassing board completed its certification on Friday.
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New Star Shell Boosts Navy Power at Sea
The Navy reports a new star shell will raise fighting efficiency by about 25 percent. It operates at long range under all sea conditions and outshines foreign rivals. The shell is fired from three to five inch guns with a parachute attachment and luminous material to reveal fleet positions during combat.
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Burleson Defends Resignation Against Lepner Allegations
Postmaster General Burleson responds to Benjamin Lepner with a harsh rebuttal describing Lepner’s charges as “a throne of misstatements.” He denies approving new aircraft construction and explains the creation of two new departments under Lieut Edgerton and Drehe Baer over mail service operations and finance.
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Heads of Allies to Visit U S Within the Year
Paris editor Luzanne predicts Presidents and kings allied to France and Belgium and Italy will visit the United States within the coming year as President Wilson tours Europe. He cites diplomatic custom and notes no formal plans are announced, with entries dependent on Wilson’s European visit.
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Shipbound voyage foundered in gale near islands
A ship bound from San Francisco to Manila foundered in a gale that swept the islands Tuesday. Seven crew members are lost while all survivors reached the island of Cebu by Wednesday night, according to Chief Mate R. H. Andersen.
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Schwab Resigns From Emergency Fleet to Return to Interests
Charles M. Schwab of the Emergency Fleet Corporation has had his resignation accepted by President Wilson. He had stepped aside to lead the war time ship building program but wished to return to directing his private interests, a move long anticipated in Washington.
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Germany in Crisis as Sailors Demand Assembly
Berlin crowds protest outside the chancellor's palace as sailors with rifles join the demonstration. The Wolff bureau reports the march signals a demand for a national assembly on December 20 and calls for reduced executive pressure on the government.
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Denman declines Mooney probe post over temperament
In San Francisco on December 7, former US Shipping Board chairman William Denman refused a Labor Department offer to serve as special representative in a county grand jury investigation of alleged irregularities in the Mooney case. He cited lack of criminal law experience and unsuitable temperament for a prosecutor.
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President Wilson's uneventful voyage amid wind and rain
The presidential party aboard U. S. S. George Washington faced severe wind and rainfall but maintained course. President Wilson slept in and had no adviser meetings, with the ship expected to round Astoria on Sunday under naval escort.
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Birth rate of Austria Hungary falls by war impact
Vienna reports a 50 percent drop in birth rate for the former empire during the war. Dr Clemens von Pirquiet notes poor food quality reduced overall population weight to about one third and says average men now weigh 120 pounds from 170, with doubts of full recovery.
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Wilsons Paris mansion ready for president visit
Renovation of the crown suite at the Rue Montebello Paris property to host President and Mrs. Wilson proceeds with workmen painting wiring and furniture replacement. A nearby school, cafe and shops frame the neighborhood as American soldiers assist with move and installation of telephones and lead-lined tables.
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From Pauper to Millionaire Ends in Death in Two Harbors
Max A. Anderson rose from near poverty to wealth after a relative in Sweden died and left him a fortune of about 1,000,000. He died in Two Harbors four weeks after sudden prosperity, the cause linked to influenza and the strain of rapid spending.
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Influenza Epidemic Strains Wyoming Doctors Nurses
The Wyoming lead report cites 11 386 cases statewide and an unofficial 724 deaths from influenza and pneumonia. Cheyenne sees nursing shortages as doctors warn of strain across Rock Springs Sheridan Albany Laramie counties. News notes serum use and virus fear fueling public concerns as fatigue grows among medical staff.
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Nebraska Colorado gridiron clash yields uneven scores
Report lists football results with teams including Nebraska Colorado Denver University Colorado College and University of Colorado scoring varied points 9 7 20 8 7. Overall unclear order of games and final standings from the fragment.
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Drive to Close Saloon Licenses in Wyoming Counties
Petition circulated by the Wyoming Woman's Christian Union urges county boards to refuse liquor licenses for 1919. It asserts alcohol fuels crime and misery, supports wartime return of soldiers, and claims the electorate opposes saloons.
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Woman Stricken by Spanish Influenza in Union Pactit Office
Evelyn Tennent a billing clerk in the material department of Union Pactit fainted Saturday afternoon and was taken to the hospital where Spanish influenza developed after several days of illness in the office.
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Weather outlook for Monday turns cooler and partly cloudy
A ruined and cooler weather pattern is expected for Monday with partly cloudy skies. Forecast hints at a drop in temperatures across the state and breezy conditions in some areas.
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