De Saulles Murder Trial May Go To Jury Tonight
Mineola New York December one The trial of Mrs Blanca de Saulles for her divorced husband’s murder faces possible jury submission before adjournment. Justice Manning indicated he may extend sessions to finish the case as District Attorney Weeks seeks rapid completion of expert testimony. Witnesses described Mrs de Saulles’s theater outings and life in Chile amid questions of her mental state.
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Weather Forecast Fragment for Minnesota Region
Fragmentary weather note describes increasing cloudiness and a Sunday forecast. Mentions Minnesota, general trend toward overcast skies, with temperatures and rain likely in some areas. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but implies unsettled conditions tonight and into Sunday across the region.
Germany Must Demand Large Indemnity Says Dispatch
A Times dispatch from Amsterdam reports that Germany should insist on a big indemnity in the budget debate of the Saxon diet. The piece urges Germany to focus on making the payment regardless of which adversary contributes, noting the aim is to force opponents to consider America.
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Morale in Army Is Pep Says Finlayson at Conference
Lieutenant Finlayson of Winnipeg defined army morale as pep during the fourth annual Boys' gathering. Attendees exceeded expectations with about 120 marching to the event under joint sponsorship of YMCA and related associations. The program explored life at the front and the need to maintain mental and physical preparedness among soldiers and civic youths alike.
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Rainbow division departs Camp Mills in secrecy for France
In the early hours of October 16 the Rainbow Division engineers marched from Camp Mills with 27 000 men fully equipped for combat. Residents aided the secret exit as farewell events and jovial gatherings marked the departure, with many soldiers marrying during furlough before heading to embarkation points for France.
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France
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First meeting of the Allied War Council held here
The initial session of the supreme allied war council was held to review the overall military situation. Deliberations are expected to continue for several days and produce a joint plan. Stephen Pichon hosted a luncheon at the foreign office for delegates.
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Foreign Office
New Order Blocks Bidding to Curb Price Rises
An Associated Press report details a new system aimed at preventing bidding that could drive prices higher for essential goods. The measure warns exporters of price caps in the same territory and seeks to notify administrators of the potential impact on milk and power.
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Associated Press
Rumors Of Grand Duchess Tatiana Arriving In England Disputed
London reports from December describe inquiries among Asian colony members regarding a Morning post claim that Grand Duchess Tatiana, wife of the czar, may have arrived in England. Discredited rumors note the duchess allegedly held Siberia and traveled to the United States, with Novikoff asserting the only son of Count Fredericks was killed in the war, making the marriage impossible.
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Camp Dodge to House Pin Money for Boys at $750 Monthly
The article notes a $750 monthly pin money allotment for boys at Camp Dodge as officers commissioned at Fort Selling are set to report within a week or ten days. It discusses the timing of the third increment, needs for lieutenants, and a December 16 potential start date amid cantonment planning.
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E . Eimer
Devils Lake
Russian Bolsheviki split and ambassador dismissed in Petrograd
The article reports on Bolshevik factions forming a navy and union representation in Petrograd, Trotsky’s government, and the dismissal of M. I Maddakoff as ambassador to France for attending an inter allied conference. It notes Germany’s reception of C in C Krylengo’s envoys and Siberia’s possible declaration of action.
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Arguments in expense case and labor meeting reported
The record notes counsel for Carl R. Kositzky arguing the attorney general lacks right to represent state, that the supreme court should defend treasury rather than prosecute, and that no biased justice may hear the case. They contend the district of Barteigh county should originate the suit and the $500 annual allowance is unconstitutional. A Labor's Loyal Legion meeting is announced for Fargo Auditorium at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon.
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Make It a Red Cross Christmas Slogan Campaign
North Dakota Red Cross drives to boost membership with the slogan Make It a Red Cross Christmas. Campaign aims to enroll a planned quota as part of a nationwide drive to expand supplies and support through local chapters and volunteers.
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Allied Front Updates From Cambria Campaign Battles
AP summary reports heavy attrition as German wedges threaten salient near Cambrai with British forces enduring heavy losses while artillery and machine gun fire push back German advances. Northern fronts show reduced activity with Austro German defenses being prepared along the Piave river. Global war council sessions convene as leaders discuss strategy amid ongoing contested elections.
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North Dakota Soldiers Feted in New York on Thanksgiving
Forum correspondent describes how North Dakota servicemen and sailors were welcomed in New York on Thanksgiving. Homes of all means hosted troops, theater visits and meals, with guests treated to festive table settings and family scenes, offering a morale boost away from home.
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Mineola
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Cyner Comte
Brief Dispatches From War Theaters
Fragmented dispatches describe allied talks and concessions amid the war. Reports outline proposals to Greece and Serbia, with references to Albania and peace efforts in London and Paris. The text is garbled but indicates ongoing diplomacy and military maneuvering among major powers.
Brotherhoods Seek 40 Percent Wage Increase
An Assorted Press report from Cleveland dated December 1 states trainmen and the Order of Nailway Ce wages seek a 40 percent increase. General managers nationwide face a demand as schedules and routes are reviewed.
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Cleveland
Germans Claim Victory in Cambrai Region
Berlin reports that the Germans captured thousands of British soldiers and several officers in the Cambrai region as they launched a turning movement. British denial followed with claims of heavy German losses and successful British counterattacks and gun disposals.
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Austria Open to Talks on Peace With All Nations
Dec 1 Amsterdam reports Austro-Hungarian acceptance of a Russian invitation to negotiate peace. The government asserts it seeks a settlement that ends oppression and allows states to preserve their sovereignty while avoiding external interference. The proposal calls for mutual security and respect for national rights in any accord.
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