Plan to declare N. P. amendments nears climax
Developments in North Dakota over the past day suggest a push to submit amendments to the people. Forum figures shown wide margins in favor of most measures, with totals around 993,652 votes reported for governor and other amendments carried by large majorities.
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North Dakota
Rne
Bismarck
Thomas Oftate
Bali
Sje
Nemelet Rece
Fargo
Shane
Socialist Organ
Morton
Motocca
Aassigs — Board
Canvi
Courier-Naws
Frasier
League
Golden State
Unclear OCR fragment hints at event schedule change
The readable words suggest a postponement or rescheduling notice mentioning Thursday and Friday with scattered city, location, and time cues. Limited legible names appear, but the fragments do not form a complete event or identifiable entities.
League meeting reveals secrecy on German fleet fate in St Paul
National Nonpartisan League conclave in St Paul approves permanent articles placing management under membership. State committees of five form the national structure with a three member national executive. Townley re election eyed, referendum discussed, and books audited as allied seating details emerge amid wartime naval dispositions and Crimea proposals.
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ST. Paul
Black Sea
Brian
St. Paul, Minn
National Nonpartisan League
League
St. Paul Has Approved Permanent Articles ‘of Association For the League
Townley
National Convention
Meio
Association of the League
Crimea
Germany
Trieste
Grimm
Odesas
Nikolayev
Ssbastopol
Plane Grafters Are Pardoned
President Wilson granted pardons to J. G. Vincent and George W. Mixter, Army personnel, for acting as plane grafters involved in private company dealings. The pardons release them from charges tied to aircraft investigations, while the broader context discusses neutrality and wartime policies.
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Washington
J. G. Vincent
Georen W. ‘Mixter
Army Pa
Charion
Poene
Aircrat
Copcorama
Haya
Wilson
Kellogg Urges League of Nations to Preserve Peace
In a senate address Senator Kellogg of Minnesota argued for a league of nations to prevent war and enforce peace, viewing it as a world tribunal not a super government. He criticized President Wilson for withholding full public and Senate information on peace talks and urged transparency and united American involvement.
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Associated Prowa
Washington
League of Nations
World Tribunal
Kellogg
Minnesota
Senate
Wilson
United States Senate
Paris
Chile Peru Troubles Ease as Arbitration Sought
Peruvian opinion remains calm awaiting settlement of the Chile question by inter rearrangement. Longshoremen refuse to load Chilean steamers at Peruvian ports. Peruvian congress agrees to arbitrate the taxation dispute with the International Petroleum company, board to be appointed by Peru and Great Britain. Forty one thousand claims involved.
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Freda
Lima
Peru
Chile
International Petroleum Company
Great Britain
Sousa's Band Is Disbanded After Navy Directive
Chicago announces that Sousa's famous 1700 piece band under Lieut. John Philip Sousa will be disbanded by order of the Bureau of Navigation in Washington. A new 160 piece band will replace the organization, which performed across the country to promote Liberty loan drive and patriotic sentiment.
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Chicago
Dec
Great Laken
No action on Cummins plan to send mission
Washington December 4. Senate foreign relations committee postponed action on Senator Cummins Iowa plan to send a committee to Paris for the Peace Conference. Democratic leaders oppose the move while Republicans are divided. The committee met behind closed doors for nearly two hours debating the issue and Cummins said the proposal would not embarrass the President or the peace delegation.
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Associated
Washington
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Paris
Senate Foreign Relations
Cummina
Curmins
Elim
Uncle Sam Hopes To Prevent War
Santiago Chile December 4 The United States in agreement with the Chilean government will propose and Bolivia that Chile cede the province of Tacna and Peru and turn over the province of Arica to Bolivia the latter republic delivering to Chile a frontier province The mobilization of the Chilean army has begun in the northern region and has been ordered throughout the republic.
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Santiago
Chile
United States
Bolivia
Tacna
Peru
Arica
Boliva
Ces
Collier Cyclops Found in Kiel Canal
Tampa Florida reports a letter from Joe Johnston says the naval collier Cyclops, vanished last spring en route from South America, has been found in the Kiel canal by Germans. Johnston notes plans to refit the ship with coal oil wireless gear and machinery before returning it to service.
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Tampa
Fla
Joe Johnston
U. S. S. Towhapan
South America
United States
1 Canal
Johnston
Newport News
Kiel _canal
Orion
Feneine Goon
Eac Aes
United
Sioux Victory Dance Returns After Long Hiatus
Sioux celebrate a victory dance for the first time since the Custer massacre and Sitting Bull era. The event, postponed from November 11 to 30 due to flu, honors war efforts and raises funds for Red Cross and other relief, with veterans and white allies present and reaffirmed mercy toward a conquered foe.
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Custer
Sten Ubless
United States
United Staten
United Indians
Nevey
Lierras
Senators Open Debate on Wilsons 14 Points Policy
Washington December 4 Senate opened discussion on President Wilsons 14 points with Frelinghuysen urging a resolution demanding a public declaration of those principles. Walsh argued for public endorsement, Knox and Poindexter dissented as Borah pressed for publication of peace terms and open treaty debate.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Frelinghusen
New Jersey
Republian
Freylinghasen
Walsh
Montana
Knox
Pennsylvania
Pointexter
Borah
Idaho
Ex-Emperor Is Much Dejected In Holland
Telegraph correspondent at Amerongen reports former emperor William Hohenzollern wears a dejected air and keeps to himself. His wife tries to brighten his mood, but he remains withdrawn and distressed, writing in solitude from an unfrequented castle room as hours pass with no cheer.
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Irene
Tendon
William Honensollern
Telegraph
Amerongen
Holland
Qhoted
Amérongen
Carnot
Herr Hohencollern
Lesa
New Corporations Form in North Dakota and Montana
New corporations announced include Craftsman Printing Co of Bismarck with capital stock 10000 led by F I Deltien F J Moule and F C Deltien. Another listed is Beetee ua company with capital 25000 led by Dyn M Aakran Ed Christensen and Fi of Minot. Also notes quake in South America, a formal unrest and telegraph notes from London about Nazi leadership. no clear direct link to local actions.
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Bismarck
F. I. Deltien
F. J. Moule
F.C. Deltien
Capital
Tolley, Frith
W. F. Signes Theodor Mattaon
F. C. Johnson
Teen Beetee Ua Company
Mat le
Dyn
M. Aakran
Ed Christensen
Minot
Capital Stock
Paris Comment on Address Favorable by annoviated note
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses favorable comments on a presidential address. It notes newspapers print principal passages while full text is not published due to document length. The text hints at reasons for withholding full publication and references American readers.
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Paris
Wileone
British papers fret over Wilsons fourteen points
London press reacts to President Wilsons address to the American congress with caution and alarm. The Morning Post stresses the need to align the fourteen points with peace terms, while The Daily News laments the absence of clear reference to the essential issue and questions whether allied leaders support the spirit, not just the letter, of his policy. The piece notes concern over conscription and the global balance of power.
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Associated Press
London
Wilson
American Congress
Morning Post
Securin
Daily News
Great Britain
France
Italy
Nicholas Refuses To Be Uncrowned
Paris dispatch reports King Nicholas dismisses Montenegro plebiscite as sham. He calls the Podgoritza assembly news dubious and says a legal plebiscite requires armed support. He claims the events there are irrelevant and criticizes the authority behind them.
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Nicholas
Paris
Wentenagra
Podgoritza
Demobilization Camps Named by War Department
Demobilization camps were announced nationwide to discharge service members within 360 miles of their entry point. Remaining personnel will transfer to camps nearer induction points or join state detachments for discharge, with camps listed in Dodge, Town, Grant districts and others.
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Rasalagion
Dodge
Grant
Custer
Piocers
Jcharse
Usey
No Ultimatum Warned in Berlin Rail Talk
London reports deny Berlin’s claim of a German government ultimatum. The issue involves railway equipment and possible consequences for a second inaugural merge, with state funds needed for general purposes. Legislators show hesitancy on a short session amid financial strains.
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London
Expressxpress
Berlin
Becausn
Germany
Mipivesem
President Leaves for France Amid War Conference Walks to Pier
President Woodrow Wilson sailed from New York aboard the transport George Washington for the peace conference in France. The departure featured a military reception, bands playing Over There, and a ceremonial arch as Secretary Tumulty accompanied the party’s departure shift to seaward amid tight security and public cheers.
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Associated Proes
New York
Woodrow Wison
United States
Europe
France
George Washington
Europa
Saino
Washlington
Ecturepaue
Tausens
Mires Wilkow
Bukar
Jecretary Lansing
Tumulty
Eine Presidente Parts
Wident
Armerican Ry Ite
Fore Mer Ambazsador
Albert Gleaves
Atlantic
Mine Manus
Gloves
McAuley
Liegd
Washington
Washlanton
Secret Service
Henry
Ington
Abe
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Uncle Sam
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Kiel
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Wilson Les
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Georgetown University Observatory
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