CAPTAIN MURPHY DESCRIBES Yanks IN FRANCE CELEBRATIONS
Captain MW Mi of the American Red Cross, arriving in Fargo from Bordeaux via New York after sailing November 17 and landing November 27, recalls Paris celebrations at armistice end. He notes French joy, soldiers tearing mourning draperies to place a wreath on a statue, and mentions wounded soldiers arriving at Camp Grant for discharge, including Private Edgar Felupprecht and Corporal Al J. Stuckert with injuries from Chateau Thierry.
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Purses Up for Prize Fight Between Gibbons and Mike
In Minneapolis the promoter offered a $15,000 purse for a bout between Jack Gibbons and Mike Gibbons. The report notes Gibbons turned home, while Associated Press details a federal trial resuming with five of twelve veniremen removed for antiwar views. Veniremen were entering the war as jury selection continued.
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Notables Seized in Berlin Hotel Raid Under Crackdown
In Berlin the Hotel Bristol on Unter den Linden was raided by order of the government cabinet. Troops guarded exits as 22 men including Baron Rheinbaden and the younger Prince Hohenlohe were detained. A room held many students and 300 guns were found nearby. Count Matuschka remained at large.
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Weather Forecast Update for All Regions Tonight
The public receives a brief forecast noting cooler conditions in the south with portions of the area experiencing cloud and wind. Local temperatures dip tonight with expectations for a gentle breeze and potential overnight lows.
Meeting Him At The Dock With The Fatted Calf East
The readable fragments reference a dock meeting scene and a fatted calf metaphor. Names appear garbled. no clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete events emerge to identify a coherent news item.
North Dakota dentists lead nation in draft dentals work
Final report to Dr. Albert Hallenberg shows North Dakota dentists in 46 counties performed over 12 000 free operations for draft men. 163 dentists donated work, with Fargo leading at 100 percent success in treating service members before they entered service. The Preparedness League of American Dentists organized blitz across states, averaging 700 000 gratis procedures nationwide.
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Albert Hallenberg
Fargo
Preparedness League of American Dentists
William D.tracy
New York
North Dakotas
North Dakotas’ Record Compares With Other States ‘In the Union of Tollowspoe
South Dakota
Montana
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Hadtene
Audh Gratis
United States
Ac Sorfling
German Political Scene Sees No Quick Reform
The commission appointed by the present has adopted no specific program or procedure. Berlin banking and industrial circles doubt immediate radical measures. Ebert Haase government views the current political and economic situation as inauspicious. Leaders of both sides of the dual democracy have issued confirming statements.
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Bunaay
Berlin
Ebert-Haase
350000 Deaths In Three Months From Influenza
Chicago February 10 Ninety percent of deaths from influenza and pneumonia are preventable with properly approved vaccine, Dr. B C Rosenow told the American Public Health association. Surgeon General Blue said civilian deaths numbered about 860000 from September 1928 to December 1938 and offered no army figures. Rosenow cited Rochester inoculation data showing lower death rates among the inoculated and urged continued vaccination to protect during the current epidemic.
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Rochester
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Cologne torn by dissentions in post revolution turmoil
Cologne like other German cities is seething with political ideas from the revolution. Factions dispute the Rhineland and Westphalia's future, with conservatives calling for a United Germany while radicals weigh a separate Northwest Germany republic. The Soldiers and Workers council cooperates with the old city government after recent unrest sparked by marines from Kiel and Bolshevik influence.
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Czernin Says He Tried to End War
Vienna dispatch reports Count Czernin, former Austro Hungarian foreign minister, told a correspondent that Austria in 1917 made desperate efforts to withdraw from World War I. He said Vienna offered Germany the empire’s richest province Galicia and Alsace Lorraine if Germany would surrender. Czernin claimed Austrian efforts were blocked by General Ludendorff or other high German officials.
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Count Czerpin
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Germany
Galicia
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Alsace-Lor
Czernin
von Ludendorff
Freak Explosion Hits Minneapolis Power Plant
Unusually heavy earth currents blackened a Minneapolis substation cable, then a turbine at Northern States Power in St. Paul exploded tearing a side wall and scattering debris over several blocks. No casualties reported. British troops reportedly declined to use public buildings in Cologne per telegram.
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Sritigeh
Ciglogne
Amatercem
Cologne
War cabinet members to join Wilson in Paris peace talks
Washington reports that President Wilson will take the War Cabinet as a single advisory unit to Paris for the peace conference on European reconstruction. Bernard Baruch heads the group with Edward Hurley and Herbert Hoover already in Europe. Baruch to be joined by Jack J.Leonard to aid steel and iron ore reconstructions. Admiral Sims will command nine battleships and 30 destroyers to meet the Wilson ship at sea and escort to Brest, with Vice Admiral Wilson handling harbor and port arrangements. Premier Clemenceau expected to preside at the talks while Wilson stays in close contact with other nations.
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War Cabinet
White House
Paris
Europe
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Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries
War Trade Board
Edward N. Hurley
Shipping Board
Herbert Hoover
McCormick
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Jack J. Leonare
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War Industries Board
America
Fraine
France
George Washington
Associated Press
Clemenceau
Peace Congress
Admiral Sims
Aea
Brest
Daniela
Blin
Wyoming
Henry 3B
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Georg Atheington
Yank Prisoners Out This Week
The Associated Press reports that 26,000 American prisoners of war at Camp Rastatt left for Switzerland, with 200 others in Germany leaving via Holland and Denmark. The last Americans are expected to be out of German camps by midweek. A War Department summary notes 335,257 influenza cases in army camps and centers in the U S up to December 1 with about 17,000 deaths.
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War Department
Armistice Talks Extend Meeting in Treves and Lisbon
Via Amsterdam reports that plenary delegates from both sides will meet in Treves and Prussia on December 32 to discuss prolongation of the armistice. Portuguese delegates led by the foreign minister have departed Lisbon to join discussions ahead of peace talks. Marshall is to preside in Washington as the White House coordinates the process.
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Bavarian Premier Declares Strict Order to Guard Press
Munich December date reports Premiers Eisner calls for order in Bavaria amid Friday night disturbances. Troops prepared to use force if needed, while Eisner defends press freedom and blames paper bickerings for the unrest involving Interior Minister Merv Auer.
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Ex-Emperor Hohenzollern Writes Memoir As Peace Vision
London reports William Hohenzollern is drafting an autobiography and reign history. He has met with two German international law experts in Amerongen to discuss his stance during the war. An Amsterdam dispatch notes the work may be used as defense if tried, while rumors claim ex-royal life unfolds at the Dutch castle with family and guests.
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Wilson Refuses To Visit Hans Paris
Paris December report states Wilson declines any planned visit to Hans Paris. Wireless dispatch claims Berlin leaders Premier Ebert, Foreign Secretary Hage, and Premier Hiener were mentioned in relation to the matter. The text suggests no American should plan a visit unless compelled by official obligations.
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Hage
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Mere Comedy on Dutch Border thriller headline
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate a news item about Dutch border events and a third boy held for auto theft. The readable text references associates and a Paris dispatch with limited coherent details.
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Cassee
Minister Sergina Sasonoff Named Foreign Minister in Siberia
Sergina Sasonoff accepted the post of foreign minister in the newly formed Siberian government. He has long been associated with allied interests after serving as secretary and then counsellor at the Russian embassy in England.
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Smaonoff
Mbera
England
Peace Conference Delegations Gather in Paris for Meeting
Paris hosts the 1919 peace conference with officials and staff from Allied nations arriving. The United States and Britain expect large delegations with substantial private communications. Accommodations are scarce as delegates reserve hotels and private wires enable official contact. Conflicting interests and nonrecognised governments are present among the delegates. In St Paul Minnesota a separate note indicates the first part of 1919 budget negotiations and a move toward a Grapny red flag issue.
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Italy
Great Britain
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Hearst Letters Read in Senate German Propaganda Inquiry
Hearst letters and a March 1917 message to William Bayard Hale alleging Hearst tried to influence coverage abroad were read at a Senate committee hearing on German propaganda. Hitchcock defended Harvard professor Charles W. H. amid claims papers aided German efforts and questioned the record of material presented.
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Randolph Hearte
Lr Corres
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Hearst
New York
William Bayard Hate
Berlin
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Ametica
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Attorney Goneral
Carvalho
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Mexico
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Britain Defines Her Sea Views at Peace Conference
London December 10. Attorney General Birck K Smith spoke at the Livery Club on freedom of the seas and Britain’s stance. He warned Americans that national security and the existence of the ompiit require careful limits on naval power and that peace demands legitimate maritime order.
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