Armistice Near as Diplomats Seek Early Peace
Constantinople Nov 30 The cabinet approved the Protocol of an armistice to be signed at 2 o clock tomorrow. The armistice will be signed by the Turks and Bulgarians for the four allies and cover all Turkey in Europe. It will last while preliminary peace talks continue and preserves current positions. No terms for peace or future frontiers have been set.
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Constantinople
Tehatalja
Adrianople
Europe
Proposals for Balkan peace loom as arms tighten
Unified dispatches report hopes for an armistice and a diplomatic exchange among Balkan powers. Turkish garrison faces dwindling supplies at Adrianople as Albanian clinicians vow provisional government with Isak Kemal Hey and Afussulean leaders, signaling regional upheaval and potential peace talks within ten days.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette November 1912 circulation total
Circulation figures for Fort Wayne Journal Gazette show a monthly total of 758,975 for November 1912 with daily values ranging from 24,075 to 35,095. The document lists daily circulations and notes averages for November and October, signed by publisher manager Moynihan.
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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Dr Stuart Murder Trial Reveals Drug Use and Family Abuse
In Greenfield Indiana on November 30 testimony showed Dr A A Stuart was a heavy drinker and drug user. His wife Mrs. Stuart described intoxicated abuse of family members including son Guy. Evidence cited nightly habit with a knife and loaded shotgun near his bed. The defense questioned credibility as Stuart testified for hours about the night of the killing, recounting a conflict over whisky and a confrontation that ended with a fatal shot.
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Greenfield
Ind
A. A. Stuart
Guy Stuart
Tean
Invington
George Thowas
Nome
Btuare
Stuart Sale Tanmas
Jim
Asul
Charles Lary
St Pag
Stuart
Wrebadir
State school superintendent speaks on reform at Indians School
The newly appointed superintendent George S. Dix discusses planned changes at the Indian School for Feeble-Minded Youth. He notes he is busy but aims to pursue amicable reforms along lines set by the late leader, emphasizing a careful review of current policies and future directions.
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Indians ScHool
Bilas
Warne
Veteran Slosson Defeats Japan in Speech Match
New York veteran Slosson defeats Japanese opponent Yamata with a wide margin in a 2400 to 1324 score at the 182 halk line aris. The match featured Slosson’s grand averages around 1.64 with notable high runs, while Yamata struggled in the Whirl reachited co-night event.
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New York
George Fyllorson
Kijs Yamata
Japan
Aris
Tlossom
Turkey Navy Compared With Allied Fleets Amid Turmoil
An imperfect wartime survey notes Turkey’s navy, though limited, compares favorably with meager Allied fleets. It cites Turkey’s still-substantial vessels and modern ships versus Greece Bulgaria and others, suggesting strategic balance and potential utility in broader naval actions.
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Turkey
Anthony Cline Plans Speech At Rally In Washington
Cyrus Cline outlines a political program amid the Anthony event. He projects a three-year policy path, naming expected cabinet appointments and public works, stressing federal support for infrastructure. The plan envisions legislative action after the next election and calls for broad public backing.
Aydes Counsel Seeks New Trial Effort
Aydes counsel plans to pursue a new trial for Chia Ho Hrdte who remains resentenced. The first motion will be filed soon as court terms continue. A date is expected in the near term, with judges to consider next steps at the weekly session.
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Lake Shore mail clerk commits suicide at Kendallville
The 94 year old Lake Shore mail clerk William Idre, a longtime worker, shot himself in the forehead with a 9 mm revolver inside his home. He was found by a neighbor afterURIa a few days. The death is ruled a self inflicted act and investigators note a recent troubled personal crisis. The incident occurred in Kendallville Indiana.
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Wiliam Idre
Leake Shore
Boron Hare
Dies Kren
Ashley
Weirby
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Ates
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Glieve
Sie
Nelmier
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Aes
Wumray Krell
Pythias
Brenty Lake Shore
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Weather forecast fragment from Paran's Sun page
Fragmented weather note mentions Sunday morning showers and rain chances, with colder spell midweek and a Monday night event. It references local towns and seaside conditions, but the readable text is heavily garbled and uncertain.
Democrats Propose 10 Divide Patron Age Free-For-All Wrangle
Special to the Journal-Gazette from Indianapolis reports Indiana party leaders argue over federal patronage divisions ahead of Christmas week. The piece notes historic rivalries among Republicans like Fairbanks Beveridge and Hemenway, with Shively and Kern also involved, as factions race for appointments amid lingering internal strife and looming deadlines.
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Journal-Gazette
Indianapolis
Indiana
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Shively
Charles Ware Fairbanks
James A. Hemenway
Albert J. Beveridge
Fabanks
Beverdge
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Fairbanks
Severidge
Hemenway
Wderktantiine
Weill
Chinate
Isouars
South End
Burns Tells of Hunt for Men Higher Up
Indianapolis dispatch recalls William J. Burns recounting his pursuit of the McNamara and McManus after the Los Angeles dynamite explosion. He said he was on a train from San Francisco to Los Angeles the day of the blast and had been hired by Los Angeles Mayor Alexander to track the dynamiters. He traveled east to Chicago, where he met Herbert S. Hockin, former secretary of the Labor Workers' Union, who is implicated in the case.
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S. E. McManus
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Alexander
Chicago
Herbert S. Hockin
Sow
Therow Workers
Onion
J Hockin
SIRE TO PLAY PIANO ON BALLOON FLIGHT
Indianapolis report details an event where a woman named Shanotte Laydon is to perform piano on a balloon flight. The plan, mentioned by Captain GL Buribaugl, appears uncertain with references to safety concerns and delays.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Tao
Buribaugl
Peyer
Albert T. Patrick and Prison in Which He Spent More Than Ten Years
Fragmented OCR mentions Albert T. Patrick and his long imprisonment. The text is garbled with broken phrases about a grave, a wife, and names such as Bing Sing and Israel. No clear dates or locations are readable to confirm specifics.
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Cyrus Cline
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Anthony Fates
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