Court Upholds Prohibition Bill in Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court unanimously sustains the wartime Prohibition Act and defers ruling on broader constitutional questions. Justices Krandels and others note that the decision centers on the measure’s wartime authority, not general prohibition validity. The Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Co and Twin City Co are cited as plaintiffs challenging private property implications.
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Washington
Erie
Supreme Cent
Justine Krandels
Momitay
Kentucky Dtetilierier and Warehouse Company
Lanteville
Bey
Fooa
New
Allies Move for Adriatic Settlement Amid Italian Rejection
Washington reports say Britain and France will press to settle the Adriatic and Fiume issue using good offices after President Wilson rejected Italy's compromise. Italy may revert to the London treaty unless the U S pressure shifts, with Italy’s Annunzio and Coviglia to cede Fiume to regular troops under General Caviglia.
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Washington
Italy
Eniente
Maris
Janaoe
Wilson
Haly
London
Tittons
Nir Mary Will Wet
Lewek
Dotwil
Oubriele
Annunsio
Fiume
Gener Cavigtu
St’ Annunede
Nirti
Karean
Johnson's Hat in the Ring for Presidency
Washington reports Senator W. Johnson of California formally announces on December 1 his candidacy for the presidency. He says he will present a personal declaration and criticizes convention tactics. The note outlines past ties to California governors and the role of state appointments in a national nominating process.
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Washington
Ara” W. Johnson
Californe
Mally
Renator Jahren
California
Peril Fronts Amoads Inerview From Washington
Washington news reports warn parliament and public amid regulatory pressure on profiteering as measures tighten. Senators weigh enforcement with protections, while President Wilson faces pressure to end wartime controls.
Daniels Praises Colored Trope Washington Sypeubing
An unclear account praises a colored trompe related figure and references a World War era rescue. It notes an American soldier being taught and mentions Presan and thee ent, though details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Washington
Washinetes
Mra Judge Lindsey Injured in Denver Train Accident
Mrs Lindsey, wife of Denver judge Hen Mo Kiilery, was injured in a derailment near Mevpeudin after a Milwaukee line train failure. The wreck caused widespread disruption as responders tended to passengers and investigators began work on the cause.
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Lindsey
Milwaskendre Mentone Lindsey
Hen Mo Kiilery
Denver
Mevpeudin
Ranger Killed in Snewetide Oeten Crab War
A ranger died in a violent clash described as Snewetide Oeten Crab conflict. The incident occurred after a Friday departure by a named Celt territory group. The event took place near Sivinee Ceewtted, with local Dirwat authorities confirming the fatality and ongoing investigations.
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Snewetide
Morgiann
Feret Renee
Ambiguous OCR reflects United States policy events
Fragmentary text reports on a court matter involving an American released by bands in Washington and mentions a state department action and a Mexican red raid. Key entities and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Washington
State Department
Frederick Mugs
Munguia
Mexico
Belgian delegate accuses Japan over labor rights in conference
Corneille Mertens, Cormsine Mertens, later Belgium delegate, charged at the meeting of the international labor conference that the Japanese government attempted to prevent workers from organizing unions. He said Japan’s method of choosing labor delegates to the conference violated the peace treaty provisions and the right of free association.
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Cormsine Mertens
Belgium
International Labor Conference
Japan
Cathedral to Rebuild after Damaging Fire in Paris
Fire heavily damages the Castile and Varin properties in Complagne while Reheime Cathedral is slated for reconstruction. An architect’s estimate projects restoration of the scott cathedral within ten years, with WAOWNLINND frames planned.
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Varin
Complagne
Reheime
Paria
Scott
Simon
Vharee
Hope for Rail Bill Passage Fades in Senate Clash
The drive to enact rail and road control legislation by January 1 fades as Senate leaders face strong opposition during the Conners bill debate. A near 9 vote margin defeats a motion to adjourn and set aside the sugar control measure, with La Follette pressing for a quorum delaying action. Republicans and Democrats foresee impossibility of final passage before month’s end, while Marshall eyed the result as the session reopened amid absences.
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Worthington
Whinelj
Cummins
la Pollette
Wisconsin
Vicw
Marshall
Mixcusslon
Garfield Quits Fuel Administrator Post Over Strike Settlement
Washington reports Garfield resigns as Fuel Administrator amid disagreements with the coal strike settlement. He argues the plan favors mine operators and would raise coal prices for consumers. Rep. Tikhen blames the sugar shortage on President Wilson and says action was needed to curb costs.
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Washington
Garfield
Preaner Wilson
Anton Mew
Wilson
Tikhen
Masenetuselle
Howe
Solon
Aces Advocate Air Department Washington
A cryptic fragment mentions five Americas aces and a proposed aeronautics department within the government. It references prior attempts and aims to regulate aerial activities and media concerns, with unclear details about the department’s formation or functions.
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Air Department
Washington
Guternment
Arrest of Sinn Fein Member Amid Police Action
Police detained Sinn Fein figure M. h Dahlin in a city crackdown described amid counter disorder. The sweep involved multiple officials, with arrests linked to a broad police operation and subsequent disbandment of accompanying groups.
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Sinn Fein
M. H Dahlin
Thames Kelly
Tier of Commons
Vursiag
Count Plankett
President Opposes Pagt Compromise On Peace Treaty
The White House stated President Wilson will not concede or compromise on the peace treaty. He will keep Republicans in the Senate fully responsible for the treaty's fate while Democratic leaders back ongoing compromise efforts. Senators seek a path to approval, with some hoping to defeat the treaty without a bipartisan agreement.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
White House
Posthumous honors for Graves Lomson A move to honor
Unclear draft mentions recognition for Graves Lomson posthumously. It confusingly references Lieutenant Blend Podirares of the American nylotion sauminon and an incident with Kilted GE Wisesart on November 22, with fragmented wording and unclear context.
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Graves Lomson
Hell of Fone
Blend Podirares
Nylotion Sauminon
GE Wisesart
British MP Sir Harry Brittain Visits United States
Sir Harry Brittain MP recently arrived in the United States for an extended visit. He founded the American Officers' club in London and has been active in promoting goodwill between Great Britain and the United States.
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Harry Brittain
United States
London
Great Britain
Reading of a High Court Case in Midwestern Press
Fragmented OCR notes mention a supreme court case involving American citizens and foreign entities. Names and places are garbled, with references to Jentina Westington and Towler, plus imagery of embassies in Mexico. The passage hints at jurisdiction and war era context without clear details.
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Jentina Westington
Tin Menten
Caewelar
Jenkian
Mexico
Irish Problem Before Congress Causes Steam in Debate
A Friday hearing before the House Foreign Affairs Committee debated recognizing the Irish republic. Supporters urged full diplomatic ties while opponents warned of risk in foreign entanglements. Notables like Justice Cohalan and Frank Walsh spoke for recognition, countered by critics including George L. Fox and George Lemon amid crowd disruption.
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Congress
House
Corriors
Mason
Ulliots
United States
Omde
George L. Fox
New Haven
Conn
George T. Lemon
Troy
N. Y
National Federation of Presbyterian Patriotic Societies
Borden About To Retire As Canadian Premier
Ottawa report says Sir Robert Borden will retire after doctors recommended giving up public duties. A unionist leaders meeting is planned to discuss a successor. Rumors linked him to an offer as British ambassador to Washington.
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Ottawa
Tne
Robert Borden
President thanks miners amid wartime pressure notes
Acting President Lewis of the coal miners thanks President Wilson for the patriotic effort in Indianapolis. Lewis reports miners are profoundly impressed with assurances of fair dealing, and conveys the presidents telegram. Near East Relief announces offer of 120000 acres in Turkish Armenia to American farmers who will cultivate it and teach neighbors modern methods.
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Washington
Wilson
Lewis
Indianapolla
Tf Lewis
Fina
New York
Euphrates Valley
Armenia
Frozen to Death in Cabin near Ukiah
Pendleton Orego James Oakley 75 was found dead in a cabin about fifty miles from Ukiah late Wednesday night or Thursday morning. The body lay seated in a chair, with the circumstances of death not yet clear.
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Pendleton
Ore
James Oakley
Ukiah
Repatriated Yankees Arrive From Liverpool
Six hundred repatriated Americans who served under the British colours in the Holy Land landed Friday aboard the Cedric from Liverpool. The return marks a significant postwar movement as they rejoin U.S. life and duties.
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New York
Beamer
Cedric
Liverpool
Viltistas Driven Out Eagle Yess In Meantime
Fragmentary report states Viltistas and Eagle Yess were driven out by Waiteens who captured Mosgela Cenkta and fled toward the fate described by Mextrap Meet. The account cites M. Aecuin as a source.
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Viltistas
Mosgela Cenkta
Weer Deiven
Petter
M. Aecuin
Fair Price Debate Under Way for Clothing Trade
Fragmentary text suggests a public debate over clothing pricing and market fairness. Mentions a recent price move and concerns about cost, with references to regulatory or committee discussions and affected parties in the trade. Names and precise details are unreadable in the excerpt.
Dust to Dust: Ancient Coffin’s Veil of Time
In a green graveyard of a priory church a group led by a rector and an antiquary uncover a stone coffin. Thomas DeBoehin, prior in Henry III’s era, is identified as the occupant but the vestments fade and the coffin’s contents crumble to ash, leaving the witnesses in stunned silence.
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Thomas DeBoehin
Thomas
Henry III
Leprechaun legends and a silver cave treasure tale
A folk legend speaks of a Leprechaun seen by only one person at a time who can ransom himself with buried gold. A French shepherd in Aveyron followed a black robed figure to a cave near Altes where two missing sheep lay, discovering a chapel filled with solid silver religious items and a letter from 1704.
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Aveyron
Altes
Toxidle
Ernaents
Unique Belgian Sand-Boat Racing Along La Panne Dunes
Belgians and visitors enjoy sand-boat racing at La Panne where a wheeled frame carries a small sail and mast guided by a rope. Boats reach 15 to 20 miles per hour with tacking control just like real sailing, offering a breezy shore sport.
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la Panne
Firet Rapid-Fire Gun Tn 180 In War History
A fragmented report notes the patenting of a rapid fire gun by Ivehard Serling on November 4. It discusses its proven rate and limited use by Cathaggen during the Or war, amid a conservative government stance and rising tensions. Neb Mi father embarks on higher math to prepare for future work and price tagging.
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Ivehard Serling
Neb Mi
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