Spain Protests Germany Over Ruthless Submarine Warfare
Madrid notes to Berlin denounce the destruction of prizes by submarines and the abandonment of crews at sea. It references London Declaration Article 50 and Spain's vigorous protest stance, saying Spain’s protests are among the strongest in the Americas and rejects interpretations of contraband.
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Spain
Germany
Associated Press
Madrid
Bes
Paris
London
Bertin
America
Carranza Moderates Push for U.S. Troop Withdrawal
Secretary Lane convenes American members of the joint commission to study General Carranza’s new withdrawal protocol. A session with Mexican representatives is planned early next week to decide an official reply amid Carranza’s softened stance due to shifting northern Mexican military conditions.
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Associated Press
Ge Carranza
Mexico
Lane
Joint Commission
Carranza
Prohibitionists Favor Convention Plan, Watkins Believes
F L Watkins superintendent of the North Dakota Enforcement League says prohibitionists would not oppose a constitutional convention. He states the Nonpartisan League includes farmers who favor prohibition and poses no threat to enforcing liquor laws. He cautions against assuming work by prohibitionists would face opposition from party members.
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Watkins
North Dakota Enforcement League
Nderstand
North Dakota
Fargo Building Activity Tops One and One Half Million
Building Inspector George Tibert reports Fargo spent a conservative 1.65 million dollars on building operations in the past year. He notes 812 permits were issued for new construction and renovations, with major projects including Union Bank warehouse Northwestern Telephone Co and Hogan flats. The total value of building work, including moves and improvements, is estimated at about 11.65 million.
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Pargey
George Tibert
Tibert
Cea
Munk
Union Alas
Ttansfer Co
Northwestern Telephone Co
Banith
Garden City
Ml Produce Co
Louden
Horton Motor Co
Guard & Moore
Ansonia
Fargo
Monadavalion
Burgo
Must Become Residents of Mexico to Hold Real Estate
A Mexico City decree requires Seeviewers holding title to real estate mining oil properties and timber lands to resign treaty rights by April. Foreigners must become Mexican for property rights. formal renunciation must follow the decree. Uncertainty remains over its effect on permanent enterprises and future rights.
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Mexico City
Iasefar
School crisis leads to bonds for new high school
Board of education approves temporary reloca tion of seventh and eighth grades to Horace Mann and Agassiz while Central hosts the Civic Centre, plans a large new high school on the fire site, and calls a bond election to raise about 350000 with 220000 remaining may be voted.
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Horace Mann
Agassiz
Civic Centre
Fagee
Board For Education
Board of Education
5. F. Ladd
Fargo street cars to detour for trunk sewer work
The Fargo and Moorhead Street Railway plans a temporary track adjustment along Fifth Avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets as a 14 foot wide trench is dug for a new trunk sewer. Work is expected to begin early in the year with contracts awarded to James Kennedy and Haggart Construction Co.
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Fargo & Moorhead Street Railway Co
Informaton
Street Railway Company
Fifth Avenue
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Mer. C. P. Brown
The
Street Car Company
Brown
Fly
Anders
James Kennedy
Haggart Construction Co
Theae Joba
Lemke to Be Named Su Court Reporter in Fargo
Bismarck ND Dec 29 William Lemke of Fargo will be named superior court reporter to succeed FH A at Grand Forks.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Lemke
Fargo
FH. A
Grand Forks
Planning Chairmanships in North Dakota Assembly News
The article reports Howard Wood of Ward County likely to start distributing chairmanships as Speaker, with main committee assignments in progress. Senate organization stays unsettled pending Lt. Governor Kraabel arrival and Nonpartisans gauge his caucus stance, while talk of a constitutional convention and a legislative act to let the assembly form a constitutional convention grows.
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Stat
Biamarck
Howard Wood
Ward County
Wood Himalf
Si Lm
Senate
Kraabel
Peace Note Inside Information Probe Sparks Controversy
Washington reports renewed debate over Congressman Wood's resolution on whether any member of Wilson's official circle profited in the stock market from the president's peace note. The controversy moves toward semi-official consideration as editors note possible connections and reactions continue.
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T Rye Press
Washington
Wood
Wilson
Langer Seeks Supreme Court Hearing on N D Bending Act
Bismarck dispatch reports William Langer and Ohm plan to ask the U S Supreme Court to advance for hearing a case involving the N D Bending Act. The move comes amid questions over serial bonds and anticipated steps.
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Langer
N. D
Bismarck
William Langer
Ohm
United Beat State
Supreme Court
Entente Faces Senate Control as Elections Draw Near
In Blamarck North Dakota on December 28 the scene centers on rival caucuses for the Nonpartisan League and the Republicans to decide control of the state senate. A key test looms as both sides plan caucuses for Sunday or Monday ahead of anticipated sessions.
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Blamarck
N. D
Senate
State Assembly
Nonpartisan League
Entente Peace Terms Meant in Spectator Answer
The London Spectator reports proposed terms for peace with Germany as seen by the Entente. Distributing the German navy among allies and democratizing the German government are cited as guarantees against future wars. Restoring Alsace Lorraine to France and parts of Schleswig Holstein to Denmark are listed.
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London
London Spectator
Wilson
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Schleswig-Holstein
Denmark
Constantinople
Russia
Poland
Bohemia
Italia
Italy
Entente
Belgium
Coronation Festivities Dazzle Budapest Amid War Recall
Budapest decorates for King Charles coronation as crowds flood streets under bright skies. Visi tors arrive from across Hungary while window rents reach 5 000 crowns and a case pays 21 000 pounds. Ceremony set to begin at 7 o'clock Saturday morning.
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Asagvnated Dream
Budapest
Hungary
London
Flace
Bunting
National Guard
Charles
Visiora
Federal trade commission renews hearings on newsprint plan
The Federal Trade Commission reopened hearings on the news print paper investigation in Washington. The commission will review a distribution plan proposed by manufacturers and expected cost data and profits. Publishers accuse high prices and diversion of paper making.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Lasioner Davies
Railroad Men to Decide Step for 400000 Workers
The four teammen's brotherhoods will determine the next action by their authorized committee amid fears of delays from pending litigation over rail operations. The decision stems from a dispute that could affect negotiations and a presidential inquiry led by George W. Wilbon.
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Associated Preps
New York
Lendera
Wilbon
Somualiitee
George W
Antente Reply to German Note Completed in London
Reports from London say the antente reply to the German note is complete and may be sent today or tomorrow after being transmitted to allies. The long document, debated in wartime conferences, is expected to satisfy Washington and be followed by a reply to the American note shortly afterward.
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London
Paris
Germany
Alexandre Ribot
Washington
Scandinavian Governments Back Wilson Peace Note
London dispatch reports Denmark Norway and Sweden sending notes to belligerents endorsing President Wilsons peace proposal. The three governments urge measures to end the war and relieve suffering while expressing hope for a successful outcome of the presidents efforts.
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Associated Press
London
Ilson
Reuter
Copenhagen
Wilson Riing
Wilson
Social Democrats
von Mackensen
Rimnik- Sarat
Bezeu-Fok
Dobrudja
Wallachia
Danube
Besna
Odessa
Norway
Sweden
Thmark
Germans Strike at Verdun Once More
German forces renewed attack along the Verdun front on the Mesne bank near Dead Man Hill, gaining a foothold in one trench south of the hamlet. Paris reports the assault broken up with limited gains as winter trench warfare persists on the Franco-Belgian front.
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Fresch
Verdun
Mesne
Dead Man Hill
Paris
Dead Man Mill
The
Somme
Mackensen
Copine
Bereth
Moldavia
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