Peace Conference Prospect Dominates Wilsons Paris Mission
Edward Pickard surveys the looming Paris peace conference as President Wilson prepares to sail aboard the George Washington. He weighs constitutional questions, cabinet roles, and Senate ratification while detailing European upheavals, demobilization plans, and shifting power dynamics in a world bent by the war.
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Lansing
Col. H. M. House
Houston
Henry White
Trance
Woodrow Wisson
United States of America
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Turkey
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Germany
Russia
Ireland
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Roumania
Jugo Slavs
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Taft
Marshall
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Republican National Committee
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Washington
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McAdoo
United States Senate
Senate
Treasury Department
Ita
Valua
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Mighty Rainbow Cited for Bravery in France War
The Morty Second division known as the Rainbow receives praise from Maj. Gen. Summerall for valor in France. Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur led the eighty-fourth brigade cited for bravery at Hill 288 and Tuilerie farm. The Seventy-seventh brigade is commended for constant action and selfless duty in ongoing operations.
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France
Charles V. Summerail
Fifth Army Corps
Summerall
Weth Army Corps
McArthur
Douglas McArthur
Kreimhild Stellung
Tuilerie Farm
Bois de Catillon
War Labor Board Says Wages Must Stay High
Washington reports joint chairman Prank P Walsh of the national war labor board declares workers cannot return to pre war wages and hours. Investigations show the lowest subsistence wage is 7244 cents an hour based on an eight hour day, urging maintenance of current wage levels and ongoing improvements in labor conditions.
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P. Walsh
National War Labor Board
War Labor Board
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Instructions All Too Late
Van stands on the porch as his mother warns against wet clothes after rain. He exits, wearing damp footwear and trousers, insisting, I already been. A humorous bit muses on wealth lasting either ten or five years based on how wisely one uses it. Town Ventures.
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Vin Speederly
Bob
Eat A Tablet Dyspepsia Gone
When meats hit back and your stomach is sour acid gassy or you feel dull and bloated. When you have heavy lumps of pain or headache from indigestion. Here is instant relief.
Pape's Diapepsin Heals Stomach Distress Fast
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as effective for dyspepsia and indigestion, claiming instant relief and low cost at drug stores. Also notes a Jersey farmer inventor's catch of 85 bushels of grasshoppers in a day, and mentions wireless Navy Yard messages picked up by balloon crews near Arcadia California and a glycerin plant in Japan producing about 800 tons monthly.
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Pape
Jersey County
Llinois
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Arcadia
Cal
Bolshevik Capture Pskov in Baltic Campaign Report
Reports from the Baltic province of Bethonia say Russian Bolshevik troops captured Pskov 160 miles southwest of Petrograd. The fate of the volunteer northern army was unknown. Dunaburg near Tuga was reportedly taken and Norver southwest of Petrograd was bombarded.
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Finland
Bethonia
Pskov
Petrograd
Dunaburg
Tuga
Norver
Petrogead
Fifth War Loan Authorized for April Issuance
Washington announces the fifth war loan certificates totaling about 600.9 million dollars payable May 6 1918 with 4.44 percent interest. Subscriptions run December 6 to 10. In Chicago Heights five people died when an auto hit by a freight train at the Sixteenth Street crossing.
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Washington
Treasury
Chicago
lFive
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sixteenth Street
Chicago Heights
Unclear Fragments Leave Haywire Headlines Unreadable
A mangled OCR fragment mentions names and terms like May Apple Alan Pleasant Pellets and Dr Plorco, but lacks coherent events or clear details to summarize into a factual news item.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules touted for aging bodies
An aged audience is urged that weak kidneys signal a weak body and promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a long standing remedy. The ad claims quick relief from stiffness pain and various bladder and kidney ailments, touting purification of blood and warding off dangerous diseases with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Ady
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