President Wilson Addresses Manchester Crowd
The president spoke at Guild Hall in Manchester to about five thousand gathered Americans. He stated the United States would stay out of European politics, emphasize peacemaking, and keep alliance with no nation. The audience cheered as he described why the U S entered the war and urged pursuit of peace.
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General Electric Company
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Evans Welsh Orator Evans to Speak This Week at Library
Welsh orator Evans high profile visit announced for Thursday evening at the Library Auditorium. Noted figure Anum relative of Davis Mloyi George, premier of Great Britain, reputed to have known many famous British authors and leaders. Public urged to attend what is billed as a landmark lecture in Amelia.
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Amelia
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Queer Victoria
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Asquilby Balfour
Joseph Chinberlaty
Rivkin
Rudyard Kipling
Lort ‘Twhorta
Kitchenory
Haoth
Te Salvation Army
Great Britain
Germans May Arrest American Correspondents To Force Intervention
A fragmented report notes German factions drifting toward press suppression as they consider arresting American correspondents to pressure Allied intervention. It cites internal political divides and warnings from groups favoring Berlin occupation, with references to potential actions in occupied zones and allied reactions.
Local casualties listed in yesterday’s war dispatch
War reports show two local names among casualties with details of ranks and units. Names include Corporal Harold Marsh and Captain Pred B. Stuard with injuries and statuses, plus other local personnel mentioned in the list.
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Harold Marsh
Thinelty
Prod B
Stuard
Boring Crunk
Mari Ree Ligt
119Th Regiment
Mrod B. Btuard
Siguat Corps
Bluard
American Expeditionary Forces Sonday'n List
Yonterday
Pred B
Oseeseeycessy
Narrow Escape for Warren Man at Pennsylvania Yard
Warren man John Lytle, 28, escaped serious injury at a Pennsylvania yard after slipping between two moving freight cars. He suffered two fingers injured but crawled free as the plant, Raymond Manufacturing, closed for a short inventory period this week.
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Raymond Manufacturing
Ob. Kasboo
Clemenceau Not In Full Agreement With President Wilko
Fragmented telegraphic report suggests Georges Clemenceau diverges with President Wilson on key peace terms. The French premier stresses preliminary talks must yield complete harmony before formal settlement.
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Clemmneau
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Clementnay
Hanajit Hiv
Board Smoker Friday Night To Hear Reconstruction Report
The Mig Board of Bonungern will host a smoker Friday evening at the Elks Building. President G. Bont- Tey will present the Reconstruction Conference report from Atlantic City. Bentley will discuss national trends and the board invites local employers and workers to attend.
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National Chamber of Commutes
Corry Board of Commerce
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Corry
Thy von Hovener
Fils
P.M. Raymond
Hentley
Weather Update Cloudy Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather forecast indicates cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow with light winds. Minor drizzle possible in coastal areas, temperatures easing into the mid forties. Local residents are advised to carry a light jacket and monitor for any mist or fog formations.
Olmstead Assigned to General Goethals Washington Duty
Col Olmstead is assigned to General Goethals in Washington to work on the general staff. his artillery regiment has completed muster at Fort Montgomery and proceeds to report for duty. Mrs Olmstead and children plan to join in Washington for New Year’s.
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Olmatead
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Claims nation not prepared for troops
America unprepared to receive returning soldiers echoes from the Millisey Committee. Chamberlain chairs hearings urging faster demobilization and to expedite transport to France as veterans await processing.
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America
France
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Te Beavate
Aviator Quentin Roosevelt Fight Recounted by Hun Captor
The German pilot describes a clash with Quentin Roosevelt during an aerial duel. He claims Roosevelt gained the upper hand before being shot down, and notes fellow aviators aided by a Fireman and others nearby. Relatives in Michigan are mentioned. the captor suggests Roosevelts later imprisonment.
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Bolshevik Plot Bared In Poland Dance Party Plan
A chaotic OCR style notice describes a planned social event titled a dance party with a long list of attendees and performers. The document mentions the State Armory and a committee working to present a program with an orchestra and various named participants. The text is garbled but centers on a festive evening with social aims and formal hosting details.
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State Armory
Erie Strikers Send Telegram to Baker
Strikes and protests ripple through the Erie scene as workers in a major plant send a telegram to Baker. Reports describe union activity amid military attire clashes and calls for government action as tensions rise in Washington and overseas.
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Baker
British Workers Meet in Riga to Form Metal Trades Union
Delegates from blacksmiths machinists pattern makers and other trades gathered at Mabhinints hall Riga to form a central metal trades union. The meeting aimed to coordinate labor actions and protest employer pressure amid ongoing strikes.
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Brie
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Mabhinints
Machinista
Rainbow's Activities Told By Weetehill
A wartime letter from Metvaby Vineiyt White describes Rainbow unit experiences in Europe. It recalls fighting near Verdun and Le Havre, liberation of French and Belgian civilians, and the mood of Belgian towns as American and Allied troops advance.
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