Lull Still Continues in Balkans Amid Uncertain Front
Athens reports prolonged ceasefire as Greek troops withdraw near Salentin per allied accord. Bulgarian forces allegedly regroup near the border while small Bulgarian unit movements are denied by the government. Allies maintain limited activity with French troops in initial trench lines and no broad invasion evident.
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United Press
Athens
Salentin
Posithia
Bor
Growl
Salonika
Allies Give Safe Conduct For Attaches
Washington, D. C. Dec. 16 The government of Great Britain through the embassy gave notice that safe conduct home will be printed to Captain von Papen and apt Boyd the recalled German attaches. This afternoon the rite and French ministers will meet to form the wording of the safe conduct and to settle upon the route which the two must take. As gathers has been no action ay regard the safe conduct to be provided for their successors.
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United
Washington, D. C
Great Hirtwinham
von Papen
Apt Boyed
Christmas Checks Distributed By Local Clubs and Banks
Morning crowds of about twelve hundred people lined up in the city to receive holiday checks distributed by two local banks. About twenty four thousand dollars total circulated, with plans for further disbursements and a noted generosity from club organizers.
Berlin Address Blames Great Britain in Wartime Propaganda
The piece cites a Berlin address blaming Britain for the war and extolling German military strength. It laments British actions and urges the world to hold Britain responsible for bloodshed. The text reflects a pro German stance and asserts Britain as the aggressor in the conflict.
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Berlin
Great Britain
Austria to yield as US note terms pressed
Reports from London dated December 1 indicate Swiss deputations arriving in London say Austria intends to yield promptly to the American note. Vienna held a cabinet meeting to consider terms, with Swiss sources reporting a common opinion favoring settlement and withdrawal to Lie Washington.
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Pee Weer
FEM
London
Awstela
United States
Switzerland
Vienna
Wanhingston
Erie Trains Still Delayed by the Storm
Severe storm across the region leaves Erie trains 20 to 30 hours behind schedule as heavy snowfall continues. Telegraph wires down countywide impede communications. railway crews remove snow and repair damaged lines amid widespread disruptions.
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ERIE
Fll
Erie ~Ailroad
Thin Station
Tonat
Pennay
East Today Recovering From Storm
By United Press New York December 1 favorable weather returns and conditions begin normalizing after two days of congestion. efforts focus on restoring freight and traffic, with trains as food shipments resume. authorities anticipate easing a food shortage as surface transit recovers.
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United Pres
New York
Wien
Trania
Weather Woylar roaltng of Birdjnes toneht
Weather forecast notes likely cloud cover and chilly conditions with light showers possible. Tuesday expected to be mostly fair and mildly warm with a gentle breeze near coastal areas.
Corry Man Appointed as Appraiser
Walter Brigham of Corry was announced as the county appraiser after a morning meeting at the courthouse. He received congratulations from Commissioner Grant Smith and Commissioner Rogan, with two other locals rumored to have sought the post. Brigham, a Republican, plans to begin duties soon, expecting about three months to complete the work.
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Rly
Walter “Brigham
Daly
Court
Brigham
Grant Smith
Corry Min
Rogan
New Officers for Columbus Chapter 200 R A M
Columbus Chapter 200 R A M held its annual officer election last evening naming Most Excellent High Priest Laon terlos Edwin J. Lewis Bernie George McKalvay treasurer Wilson J. Edwards secretary Dr P G Wood Trustee J Follatte A L Gottrell Morris Bonateel Officers will be installed after the Golden Anniversary Bouquet banquet this evening A Elegant banquet will follow with a program featuring Peter Burkey and other dignitaries"}
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Columbus
Laon
Terlos
Edwin J. Luwis
Bernie George Fs. McKalvay
Treaunier
Wilson J. Edwards
Wood
Trusteau
Tt. J. Follatte
A. L Gottrell
Morris Bonateel
Ayts
Cottrell
Peter Burkey
Ela
P. G. Won
Howard
Babbitt
Rowe
B. L. Monrow
Stock for U.S. steel employees
Employees of the Wished Stacey Rivel corporation gain hoped equity in common and preferred shares as part of a broadened program. Key figures including Hayk rowopen, Tily Jearn, and Thiarlon Mak Ae appear in early notes, outlining ownership opportunities and plan details.
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New York
Dac
Stacey Rivel Corporation
Hayk Rowopen
Tily Jearn
Nmp Plazes
New Emperor of China Gives Views On Republic Tie
United Press reports New Emperor Yuan Hsi Kal sent a cable to the United States, saying China retains a constitutional monarchy with sovereignty in the people and aims to foster closer Sino American economic ties. The note, from Admiral Teal Ting Kan, signals a landmark shift toward a constitutional monarchy.
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United Press
New York
United Areas
Aina
Tam
Republic of China
China
Ameria
Teal Ting Kan
Shina
Greek King Isill Affects Athens Policy
Londont report from Athens describes King Isill's influence on Greek policy amid political turmoil. Ambitious moves, political speculation, and reliance on key figures suggest a shift in leadership and potential reshaping of the government.
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Isill
Athen
Chicago Debates Bull Moose Meet and Progressive Plans
Chicago hosts a crowded political scene as the Bull Moose meeting fills the city with regency chatter. Delegates discuss the Republican coalition and the Progressive convention schedule shifting to June 21 to align with rivals. A Sunday meeting on the 11th will decide the Progressive stance.
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Moore
Old Shell
Olff Iirtias
Sunnory
Japan Policy Statement From Tokyo on China
The Japanese government in Washington sent a cablegram stating no intention to change the status of its corps. It signaled Japan will act with simple and prudent motives, opposing shifts toward a constitutional monarchy in China.
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Washiniston
Flay
Stores Prepare for Evening Trade Ahead of Christmas
Stores in the city plan extended hours to evenings for the Christmas shopping rush. Waosworth and Everett stores already stay open until late each night and other dry goods and clothing shops may follow this week. Officials anticipate most stores will offer evening hours through the holiday season, with some suggesting a return to all-day hours on Christmas Eve.
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Christmans
Waosworth
Everett
Consecrate Year Peace Declared Across Catholic Church
Fragmented OCR text reports a consecration of year peace in Rome and other locations with scattered names and unclear wording. It references papal figures and religious rites, but readable details are limited and names are garbled.
State Compensation Rates Issued Spark Industry Confusion
Employers in the city faced turmoil as the state compensation rates take effect midnight December 1. Rates are reportedly higher than New Jersey, with a publishing industry levy of twenty five cents per hundred dollars of payroll annually. Firms adjust by upgrading equipment and safety features to reduce costs. Industry workers across branches are classified by risk level, affecting their rates.
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United Eres
Galveston
Texas
Mexico City
Jatt
Offlodré
Jnard
New Jersey
Ghulpmont
Wheat crop to be immense in 1915 says Agriculture Dept
Washington Dec 16 bumper wheat crop expected in 1915 officials of the Department of Agriculture release figures showing 1,011,505,000 bushels forecast, up from 891,017,000 in 1914. The bulletin notes weather and growing conditions favorable across major producing regions.
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Unitea Rress
Washington
America
Department of Agriculture
Hit Am
Hutetin Te Tee Dartment
Marshall Will Support President in 1930 Nomination
In Washington D C Ay United Press reports that while not a candidate for re election Marshall would accept the party's nomination if tendered He spoke today to reporters after meeting President and stated he would back the administration's prepared program and stance for the party's advantage
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Bae
Maréeth
Porters
Wpen
Execusiat
Adtalifetration
Oscar II Arrives at Kirk Wald in London Debut
In London on December 15 Oscar II arrives to a muted fanfare at Kirk Wald. The event, reported by Unite Press, notes a ceremonial bearing of the prem with hints of dignitaries and observers present. The account, though garbled, places the arrival within a backdrop of winter reviews and public interest.
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United Press
Londot
Athens
Suddin
Constantine
Toga
Wilchie
London
Politien
Oscar II
Kirk Wald
Unite Press
Yacar 10
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