Halland Accepts Responsibility Over Imperial Exile Plan
An allint note reports Halland ready to intern former German emperor Wilhelm II to prevent threats to world peace. Dutch offer may seek Doorn as a location, deemed advantageous due to isolation and distance from hosts of German colonists, with Holland aiming to avoid further conflict.
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Halland
Reteraes
Talands
East Indies
Bernine
Wilhelm
Hetland
Helland
Tong
Athorn
Wom
Doorn
Wtinalee
Fee
Apn
Holland
Aio
Elin
Doornaa
Mim
Haw Bwaghid Ie
Aroncongen
Washington accord reaches partial reform on river regulation
Reported agreement outlines general features of a compromise bill with amendments on labeling and prohibitions while preserving key lines drawn by the negotiators. The document notes some changes and a vetoed clause, with officials seeking to balance interests and public concerns.
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Canals
Cif
Women indorse Meat Centre Mevier support at conventions
A garbled report notes Chinen The Loan of Winnen Vaters, successor to the Nuthenit American Suffrage movement, courting Republican and Democratic National conventions to back a Kenyan Kendriet Anderson bible for meat parking. Armenian National authorities report attacks by Tirta at Kouriion, with casualties.
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Women Indorse Meat Centre
Chinen
Winnen Vaters
Mevier
Kendriet Anderson
Tidal Wave Threat Brings Alarm Across Colonies
A Monday report notes an ocean disturbance affecting French possessions in the Pacific. Officials warn the wave could impact infrastructure and require maritime response as authorities assess damage and plan defenses.
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Oosania
Wimater of
Thewania
Pacific
Imervase in Base Pay Washington Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe soldiers who erred operating sinew on July 1 1099 receive am livetomae dof SP per rent omy the entire tee aur. The text hints at a World War related increase affecting base pay and allowances but wording is unclear and historical details remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imervase
Washington
Anquitted. Winther and Tian at provincial assembly
In Peemmoding the Winnipeg general trial the jury had gone for days. Witnesses testified as the case progressed with uncertainty about conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winther
H J. Tian
Police Barracks Explosion? Dublin Amid War News
Fragmentary OCR reports a Dublin police barracks blast injuring several and triggering a formal shutdown of a Toledo auto plant strike. Meanwhile forces under Captain Gabrielle T Anounsie claim capture of a Jralian transport in the Gulf of Luernern ferrying 1000 troops, alleged in report.
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D’annunsie
Gabrielle T
Anounsie
Gulf of Luernern
Lansing Resigns as Secretary of State After Cabinet Row
Secretary of State Robert Lansing tenders resignation to President Wilson amid disputes over cabinet conferences. Wilson accepts, citing disagreement on authority and autocratic tendencies, while Lansing defends cabinet meetings as for the republic’s best interests.
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Washington
Robert Lansing
Wien
Lansing
Wilson
Hines
Sremteon Witenn
Ship Sale Opposed In Senate Debate Over German Vessels
In a sharply worded senate session opposition arose to plans by the shipping board to sell thirty former German passenger ships. Debate mounted as resolutions aimed to block the sale were presented and debated amid strong criticism and procedural maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonetieetony — Vignervnee Ciprpomttiian Tie Shipping Board
Senate
Pritey
Robert Lansing Belaheviki Win Another Victory
Fragmented OCR notes report a military victory credited to Belaheviki leader Robert Lansing with claims of multiple generals officers solitons guns armored trains and large numbers of feuntortia forces. The text is garbled but suggests a fresh success against Besbetven FIRE AE in a Miowae region.
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Belaheviki
Landue
OO Solitons
Unclear historical note on offices and private control
Fragmentary OCR text references election, offices, felon operations, and cities returning to private control amid international reception. Difficult to extract concrete entities or a coherent event from the garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingsom
Felon Opera
Hama
President Wilson Moves to Avert Railroad Strike
Representatives of fourteen unions meeting with Director General Fines discuss a White House plan for a tribunal to settle wage disputes. A general conference of union committee men is set for February 23 to decide whether demands for higher pay go to government or railroad corporations, with final word from higher union authority. Some unions have not fully accepted the plan, and a strike remained unlikely but not ruled out. Wilson urged maintenance of way workers to cancel actions and maintain transportation.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Wmrike
Brotherhood of Maintenance Af Way
Wilewu
Maintenance of
Way Wilon
United Statersist
Budget Plan Approved in Senate Contingent on Committee Review
Washington reports a budget plan approved with delays as Senator Medill McCormick and colleagues push for a committee to refine the proposal. The budget fate rests with the fall committee and a Senate vote is expected after the review. Reserves filing and President Wilton signing of a land leasing bill create tension. London papers mock the resignation of Secretary Lancing as a broader example of presidential restraint.
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Senetor Medill McCormick
Mingle
Chateau of
Apeehil Sun Te
Mattharavaty- Conroe Cope
Thimaelt
Seratore Keyes
Katee
Simmons and
King
UeNdiouely
TNS
Senate
Seattle
Wish —Hapkess
Ataw Frame
Pree
Wilton
Ofl
London
Lancing
Drunkenness Decreases in England Reported in Britain
Fragmentary report notes an alleged plot by former figures to seize power and an attempted entry into a wiry under a filer passport. The piece then shifts to a London dispatch claiming Great Britain's drink consumption trends show a decrease, with unclear figures and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riperhares Vende & Nitile
Ene
Heself
England
London
Great Britain
Treasury in good shape for future finances report said
Secretary Houston said the treasury faced little danger and only about 60 million dollars of short term certificates remained to mature. He cited Europe aid, private loans, and government support as lifting the financial position while noting expected heavy spending on domestic programs and construction this year and next.
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Deres
Houston
Washington
Treasury
Europe
Doctor Bueno Named Mexican War Minister
A newspaper dispatch from Abe City reports Doctor Bueno chosen as war minister of Mexico. The Chilean minister is cited, and Mon net Meguee Carcanaa is referenced as commander to the street. Wrecked steamer Peter the Great disaster yields many survivors from a 700 passenger list.
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San Antonio
Texas
Monnet M. Meguee
Black Sea
Sass
Constantinone
President Wilson opposes Adriatic settlement plan
American ambassador delivered a memorandum to the foreign office criticizing Premier Lloyd George's plan for the Adriatic question. The memo warns the United States cannot continue in conferences if allies settle the issue without U S consultation. The Temps notes a similar memorandum was given to the British.
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Park—Bugh C. Wallace
Foreign Office
Wilson
Tempe
Lloyd George
Adriatic
Jugeslavs
Britis
London
Temps
Wlixen
United States
Supreme Council
Clemenceau
Paris
Frenchmen Peeved at Note From Wilson on Adriatic
Paris reports in Messaggero criticize President Wilson for his sudden intervention in the Adriatic dispute with the allied council. The paper notes he could have voiced his views earlier before the Trieste question assumed its current status.
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Rome
Paris
Wilson
Supreme Allied Council
Adriatic
Marshall Candidate for Delegate From Indiana to San Francisco
In a letter published Sunday, E G Hoffison of Fort Wayne Indiana secretary of the Democratic national committee is disclosed as the recipient. The letter announced Marshall as a candidate to be delegate at large from Indiana to the coming San Francisco convention on an old time Democratic platform.
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Marshall
Washington
E.G. Hoffison
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
Export Association warns members against trading with Russia
New York. The American Manufacturers' Export Association warned its members against trading with Soviet Russia. It announced Sunday that assurance of safety and permanence of business with Russia cannot be obtained under the present Kuwertan government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
Kwedan
Executor of Assassins Passes
Mieh Lieutenant Colonel Christian Rath veteran of the Civil War and executioner of those convicted of conspiring to assassinate Abraham Lincoln died here February 14. Born in Prekdenstadt Germany he fought in a rebellion, led to America, and later joined the navy.
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Jackson, Mieh
Christian Rath
Abrahan Linenin
I Prekdenstadt
Germany
America
Navy
Aery Club Plans California New York Air Meet in Los Angeles
The Aery Club of America and the Aero Club of Southern California seek permission to hold an air show in Los Angeles this spring. Sportsmen have raised 25000 pounds for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New York
Aery Club
Amerlee
Aerowb
Racing Season Opens in Paris at Antent Track
The Paris summer racing season began February 1 at the Antent track with the introduction of simmettine The Metropolitns racing season in full run.
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Paria
Paris
Simmettine
Metropolitns
Antent
Reds Held at Ellis Island New York
The report states that 188 men and women were sent to Ellis Island at the outset of rail disputes on extremists. One officer remained at the island on Saturday.
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Ellis Island
New York
Ells Island
Charges Bungting of Sugar Problem
Washington reports mismanagement raises living costs for westerners as Tepe and Tinkham attack the sugar policy. In New York a debate grows over aiding Jews as hunger drives emigration and internment reports spread from Poland to the Dutch government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rees
Republican
Massachusetts
New York
America
Poland
Eases Colds With Quick Relief From Pape’s Compound
A historical ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound claiming two hour dosing stops a severe cold and grippe misery. It promises unclogged nostrils relief from feverish head ache sneezing and nasal soreness with no quinine and pleasant taste, costing only a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
For Motherhood A Woman Testifies
A reader testimonial from Buffalo New York describes relief from indigestion after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Medicines. The account credits three bottles of the product with stabilizing health and improving well being, noting prior ineffective remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
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Init
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Bueno
Buenos
Uruguay
U. S
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Tablets Pierce
Buffalo
Yi Ratko
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DR. Carter
Nana
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