Chancellor Hollweg Delivers Note to Neutral Powers
Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg hands a note to neutral diplomats in the Reich to be read later, stating Germany will seek peace proposals. The note is transmitted to United States, Spain, and Switzerland with calls for a peaceful settlement and potential negotiations.
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United States to Assist in Proposals on Neutral Powers
A United States report from December 12 indicates Washington will aid in proposals for a German move affecting neutral powers. Secretary of State lent details to diplomats in Berlin and noted possible extension to belligerent powers after cabinet review.
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Christmas Box Drive Funded by Company A and Donors
The board of committee members organizing a Christmas box for Company A received a donation from the Tocan Connell Kaielite of Columbia and a gift from Father Broce. Members urge immediate gift collection for the border camp, noting the need to act quickly. Mrs Crapnor and Mrs Frank Willett returned from a Pittsburgh visit. Mrs White, widow of Sergeant White of Company A, has been moved home from the Carry Memorial hospital after typhoid illness.
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Wheat Down With Peace Proposals
In Minneapolis a dispatch reports the wheat market fell sharply this morning as peace proposals were floated. Traders priced in potential shifts with tentative hints of tariff changes and supply adjustments influencing activity.
Meeting on Wednesday Evening Plans Community Support
An informal gathering is set for tomorrow at 7 o clock in the Nowkd of Con, inviting public participation to discuss a proposed plan. Volunteers pledge to aid efforts and develop a community project aimed at improving local life, despite unclear details in the damaged text.
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Belgians Shot Down in Rioting
An interdom article reports Belgian civilians shot by German troops during deportation attempts in Purcoing, Boletus. A Belgian protestor was killed as Dutch and Belgian residents faced violence, with more than fifty Belgians reported to have died in the unrest.
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Conference on New Furniture Industry in City
A late afternoon Board of Commerce meeting by the special committee Hamu aims to outline a plan to create a furniture company. Exhibits feature twisted paper fibre furniture in reel style, expected to attract subscriptions and open operations early next year.
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No Comment From the White House
White House officials offered no statement today as Germany’s peace offer circulated. Secretary Purnalty displayed the dispatch but declined further remarks before escorting President Wilbon into the chamber.
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Alumni Department Plans Separate Publication for Owl
The H. S. Alumni Department proposes a separate Alumni issue for the School Owl monthly magazine. A trial publication is aimed for next month, hoping to spark interest among alumni and readers. Subscriptions are set at 10 cents per copy or 50 cents for six months, with mail rates at two cents extra.
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Mail your Christmas parcels early and safely
Postal advisory urges early holiday mailing to avoid congestion. Emphasizes careful packing, clear addressing, correct postage, and insurance for valuable parcels. Warns against last minute mailing and outlines size and weight limits for First and Second class rates.
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French Cabinet Completed Amid War Effort Announced
The French cabinet is completed as Briand confirms the new ministry lineup will be published tomorrow. Ailing M. Gingga has been under nurse care at her brother in law’s home in Indiana Kansas. her daughter Maymo Glaay Roblivon of Lima Ohio.visits for ten days as Mrs Gingeno recovers.
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German Peace Proposals Turn Public Debate in War News
Dispatches describe German officials insisting the offer of peace rests with God and humanity while Allied leaders push for victory. Reports indicate the Reichstag faces pressure as Germany seeks to shift blame and secure favorable terms without further conflict.
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German peace proposals outline territorial concessions
The report details a German proposal claiming terms include removal of Allied forces from northern France and Belgium, partial Romanian and Sovietian withdrawals, and balkans arrangements. It suggests Poland to be an independent kingdom and calls for restoring territories from the Balkans and former colonies while Bulgaria seeks lost lands.
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Market Break After Peace News Spurs War Market Drop
United Press dispatch from New York reports stock market volatility as Germany proposes peace talks. United States Steel falls about three points to 120 and 548 as brokers scramble amid rumors and no panic. War bond shares drop sharply while Morgan circles claim calm as allies reassess and Lloyd George frays influence.
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Weeks Reports On El Paso Board Of Commerce Efforts
A letter from C I Weeks of the machine gum company of the AOL regiment at 1 Paso to Secretary Crown details the El Paso Board of Commerce activities. He notes strong citizen support for a recent exposition, hosted in a grand building with local exhibits, and a Carranza garrison band provided music. The local company members are well and hope for orders home before Christmas with the community backing their return.
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Lloyd George to Discuss Peace Terms
United Press dispatch from Washington reports that Lloyd George will discuss terms with Germany after the House of Commons debate. Observers warn negotiation outcomes remain uncertain and contingent on British cabinet positions when peace talks open.
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Lloyd George Improves Stirs Medical Update From London
A United Press report notes Lloyd George is better and staying indoors for two more days as physicians announce improvement. In Jamestown a vaccine exhibition at the Jamestown Athletic Club faced a partial shutdown with a boxing bout featuring Battin Sopin and Soo Walling drawing interest.
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Traveling Man With Wrong Bag Arrested At Station
Reported thefts lead Warren hotel incident and arrest after a misunderstanding on a train. Officers recovered a traveling bag and a mistaken ownership claim. The two men involved were held overnight pending further inquiry before being released.
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Hopkins Case Pressed in Erie Court Continuation
The case of Gertenda S and Join Wolf versus Daniel O Hopitis was postponed in Erie court yesterday due to alleged improper conduct by Abdwnt. The jury remained seated for seven days with no clear accusation specified, while plaintiffs seek frame damages and the Hopkins settlement offer of $600 is noted.
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Kansas Wheat Drops Seven Cents After Insurance News
The market reacted to an insurance fund announcement as Kansas wheat prices fell seven cents. Officials said the payout would aid insured operators and stakeholders, with provisions covering the fiscal year and dividend distributions among fund participants.
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