Wilson Opposes Full Resolution On Foreign Relations
President Wilson faces opposition in the senate as he seeks to redefine direct policy toward European governments. Key figures, including Senator Hall and Senator Cavendish, challenge the approach and warn against breaking wartime relations with Carrana. The debate centers on constitutional authority and the proper use of foreign policy to influence resolution and safety.
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Carranas
Senate
Hall
Newexton
Menaior Wall
Andy
Wilsie
Benatire
Cavhew
Drastic fuel use limits imposed by administrator
In Washington a view emerges of drastic restrictions on fuel use ordered by administrator Garfinid. Policy aims to curb consumption across sectors, with emphasis on street lighting and industrial shutdowns. The measure seeks to conserve energy during a national crisis while preserving essential public services and public safety.
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Garfinid
Wasbigiin
Mharn
Emily Hue
Cartmont
Berne
Wewberry to be Tried in January in Detroit case
A court in Detroit will hear charges against Wewberry in January. Duren Fials from Michigan countersuit and related allegations involve elections and a misdeed connected to the Neviberny case. District Judge CWeremen presides in Kevhiral court with notes of political oversight from federal officials.
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Mick—Triet
Tre
Rewberry
Detroit
Michican
Beesiene
Kevhiral Court
Janimary IF
Fragmented obituary note with garbled names and places
An unclear death notice fragment references Cotaradn and New Meniew with several mangled names including Maclay Detton Sanches and Athequer gee. The readable bits imply a local obituary or notice but lack coherent details or dates.
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Fiheepman Fresem
Maclay
Detton Sanches
N. M
Anarchists Remain in Custody in New York
Fragmentary report notes a judge and officials dealing with a deportation matter involving named individuals. The readable text mentions arrests or detention and procedures extending into Monday, with vague references to a wife and others connected to a balance of civic actions.
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New York
Mayer Wate
Balens Corps
Aberanier Kerkman
Emma Golden
Kassie
Entente pressures Germany to sign peace terms
The supreme council demands Germany accept the terms for the peacemaking process or face military measures. A firm note backs immediate action, clarifying that Allied powers may insist on German disarmament and compliance, with American forces possibly joining if moves proceed.
United States to abstain from proposed invasion of Germany
Washington reports a cautionary note from Inter matin Dare stating the United States will not participate in the planned invasion of Germany. Major General Henry T. Allen commands American forces in the Koblenz region, with authority constrained by French and U S governance behind the scenes. The War Department asserts allied control and limits on any independent action by American troops.
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Paria
St Preme Council
Decwnier
Germany
Wie
Aetion
Ewlinett de Coed Volitee
Ewreion
Cantog
Paul Divteste
Peace Conferencs
Berun von Lerner
Geren Winsten
Bae Speciation
Hiltleh
United States
Washington
Herowe
Gieneral Henry T Allen
Coblene Seetur
Unite Btates
War Department
Move Town for Mines Displaced ore finds spark relocation
A Minnesota town moves to a new site after ore discovery. The report notes a shift from Hibbing toward the neighboring Aveleth area as mining interests drive the relocation. Local officials and survey teams outline the plan, with commitments to protect residents and bolster access to the new mining site.
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Minnesota
Hama
Emehy
Incoherent OCR Fragment on Prison Case and Ferry Disaster
The readable text mentions Charles B. Ames and Charlee G Ayas of Oklahoma City in a legal context related to government actions against inmates in a state prison in a city with color references. It also alludes to a ferry capsizing on Mugwt sound with numerous passengers, noting deaths and a large number of people, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Charlee G Ayas
Oklahoma City
Genere
Bovernment
Coe
Canes City
Color
Ceed
Rioters Attack Italian Soldiers and Halt Traffic
Rioters swarmed Mantua attacking the garrison and cutting telegraph lines, burning prisons and freeing criminals. They stopped trains, occupied the city, and soldiers with machine guns arrived to restore order as crews looted and civilians wore striped clothing while churches and restaurants were torched.
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Koon
Mantua
Mobyter
Bay Watll
Ely
Teonpe
Gornwle
Dallywreeke
Denis Atlopa
Dewtty
PRAISES GOOD ROADS LAW AND LIFE EXTENSION REQUEST
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Houston Aske urges Congress to lengthen the life of the Good Roads Act claiming stronger road funding and broader highway improvements. The official signals a shift to place highway policy in federal hands while praising the act’s results and proposing continued support and related legislation. Procter, a Cincinnati manufacturer, is noted among industry figures connected to the campaign.
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Houston
Congress
Washington
Therenna
At & Felevel Highway Commission
Pan Master Company President Convicted in Four Counts
Pan Mater head convict president of Pan Mater company is found guilty on four federal counts and twelve counts of disobedience, while acquitted on other charges. Arrest warrants issued as authorities pursue further actions in the case.
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Pan Mater
Chicago
Tc. Pamtotte
Pan Mater Company
Sr Chond
Maby
Jenking Released From Mexican Jail
American Consular Agent William Jenkins was freed from Mexican custody in Puebla after being held on charges of providing false information about his abduction by bandits. The release, announced December 6 by the Mexican embassy to the State Department, eases tension but officials say the broader Mexican situation remains serious. Jenkins had been abducted October 1, hospitalized October 24, and detained by Mexican authorities before liberation.
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Washington
Mexico City
State Department
William O. Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico
Wis
State Detachment
Jenkins
Jenkin
White House
Hitchcock
Pall
Grayson
Senutors
United States
Red” Propaganda As the More Serious, Jeeking
Sugar Control Abandoned by Palmer in Washington
Government moves to end all efforts to control the price and sale of sugar following a December 81 decision. Palmer, the attorney general, said the government would focus on prosecuting profiteering while abandoning broader control measures.
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Washington
Altormer
Palmer
Tention
Senator A B FallSteel Strikers Arrested
Frankly garbled report states 198 men were arrested Friday at a river location amid a raid on Lithuanian strike headquarters. It notes tram service reductions in New York and western reach to St Louis and Chicago due to drastic orders by a regional director.
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Hiyshure
Demina Stedt
Lithuanion Ball
New York
St. Louis
Chiman
A. Y T. Tia Adin
End to Big Coal Strike at Hand
President Wilson proposes a plan to terminate the coal strike quickly and settle the dispute. Attorney General Palmer says a proposal for ending the strike will be submitted to the United Mine Workers executive committee in Indianapolis. Lewis and Green will urge acceptance while government officials remain silent on details.
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Washington
Palmer
John L. Lewis
Willan Green
Lewis and Green
Wilson
White House
Indianapolis
Wells
Eartier
Garfield
Praise for American Navy in Postwar Assessment
Secretary Daniels hails the Navy as second only to Britain, with 18 capital ships under construction. He cites costs and future needs, including longer naval academy training, Pacific fleet expansion, pay boosts, and expanded naval service. Also reports Alfred Goullet wins six day race at Madison Square Garden.
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Washington
Great Britain
Daniels
China
Hiesash
Pacific
Pacific Fleet
Uprising Rumors Stir South Border News Metropolis
Fragmented report alleges sugar seed supply schemes and government coverups. Mentions Sunoyshie Toypetink Wash and Cralsdahe Suear row pans with Jivien Cushman of Teena, Indians Plan Uprising. References Laredo Indians and Magn Indians of Quihitia Reo preparing for unrest amid tense border atmosphere.
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Sunoyshie
Toypetink
Jivien Cushman
Teena
Laredo
Tein —Alliens
Mekton City
Quihitia Reo
Mexica
Agatnet Ee
The Making of Famous Medicine at Gelabora
A visit to Gelabora highlights the preparation of a famed women's remedy. Over 350000 pounds of herbs are harvested yearly for their medicinal power. Utensils and tanks are sterilized, the medicine pasteurized, and bottles sealed to ensure purity and efficacy. The process combines roots and herbs with expert care, underpinning the product's reputation.
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Gelabora
Pinkham
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