Freedom of seas and Wilsons plan stir talks in Paris
Washington exchanges shift on arms policy as President Wilson plans to air views abroad. British tensions over naval build up loom. Paris hosts a lunch for Wilson and Ministers respond to his peace aims. Influenza cases rise, but health board reports progress with masks and reduced transmissions. Red Cross, county health officials discuss continuing the bar to gatherings.
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A. L. Kane
Churchill
United Frei
George Washington
United
Winston Cathenill
Wilson
Cormortitius
Jess Tro
Washington
Paris
Azores
Yanks Ready to Enter Coblenz
Five American officers arrived at Coblenz on Thursday and conferred with local authorities as Cologne Gazette notes, that the last German troops will retreat into Coblenz on Saturday. Premier Lloyd George announced in a speech that Belgian troops are moving toward Cologne with Belgian lancers entering Cologne around 4 p.m. yesterday amid panic reports from Basel.
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Cablenafon
Srnd
Arcora
Célokne
Jnewesiner Atates
Cablens
Arem
Dusseldortl
Basle
Beltigh Lancers
Cologne
British Enter Cologne Amid Armistice Terms
Amsterdam dispatch reports British forces entered Cologne as part of armistice terms. Disarming of German troops began. soldiers to be released rather than interned. US and Chinese officials discuss traffic controls and disposal of confiscated assets as proof of joint wartime resolve.
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London
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Amsterdam
Higalecasie & Forces
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Foi
von Mackensen
Associated Press
Reuuch
Tronier
Hatere
Dent
United States
Finment
Shin-Chang
Pershing's Report General Continues on Page Twelve
General Pershing's report continues on page twelve with further remarks and updates. The dispatch notes ongoing military considerations and administrative details related to the inquiry, reflecting the period's emphasis on leadership and strategic assessment.
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Pershing
Associated Pres
Washington
Pep
Alleged German Agents Face Trial for Treason
Albert Paul Tricke and Carl Rodeingoy, alleged leaders of a German espionage group, will appear in court to plead to indictments the first of their kind in the United States. The crime carries the potential for the death penalty.
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Uestted
Hn Eork
Albert Paul Tricke
Carl Rodeingoy
Navy to take half of Ford's Flivver boats
Washington December 1 The navy department was directed that only sixty out of 172 Eagle boats ordered from Henry Ford shall be completed. The notice comes as wartime plans shift after the armistice and the navy contemplates the sabre craft program.
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Washington
Navy
Henry Ford
Million Pounds of Candy for Boys in France
A large shipment of candy to the army was ordered by the War Department. A notable portion will be sent overseas to support American troops in France. The plan includes special allowances and distribution through wartime channels.
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France
Washington
Dow
Want Munton for floor leader in state senate
The Twelfth district Republican committees urge selection of Senator C J Munton of Kendallville as floor leader for the Indiana Senate. They praise his public and private mastery of detail, broad vision, and executive ability, and note his party leadership in the district. The committee adjourned after reporting from counties and planning for 1929 campaigns.
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C.J. Moynton
Hondukvilso
State
Senate
C.'J. Mundon
Kendallville
Intinon
Clyde Walb
L . Brank Rowley
Steuben
C. G. Boucher
DsWald
Syron Somers
Fort Wayne
J. C. Burnsworth
Columbia City
G. Hogan
Aoia
President Wilson urged to visit Cologne by German cities
United Press dispatch from Berne reports Cologne invites President Wilson to meet Berlin delegations to seek an understanding on Germanys integrity. The story notes German fears of separatist movements and mentions a combined German army resisting dissidence. It covers Wilson health updates on the George Washington voyage and diplomacy with French and Italian ambassadors.
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Wilam
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Berlin
Germany
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Wantadu
Dolieviss
Ihn Russi
Wilson
New York
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Europe
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Polish National Defense
Poland
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Cecil Kurt Hisner
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Wilhelm
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Evert-Haase
Democratic German Peoples Parties
German Press Fears Wild Spending by Workmen Councils
Munich reports from General Art and Bavarian newspapers warn of dire financial strain from workers and soldiers councils. Disbursements in two weeks reach alarming sums, threatening to blow the Bavarian budget as councils with up to 40,000 members may demand 20 marks daily per person. Critics question salaries and paper money issuance while Bavarian premier Eisner faces pressure amid the crisis.
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Lusitania and German Propaganda Details Scrutinized
Witnesses before a Senate committee on German propaganda in America discussed Bernard Dernburg and Count von Bernstorff, citing attempts to avoid disclosure of German influence and key papers. Documents included Archbold communications and a $6000 embassy payment, with Bielaski noting money received by the Courier editor Theodore Lowe.
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America
Bernard Dernvurg
Count von Bernstorff
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Senate
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Washington
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Lowe
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Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Patient Care
The Red Cross desk will be open all day Sunday to recruit women for sick care duties. No technical training needed. Anyone with a spare hour or two to help with house visits, ad ministering medicine, or bathing patients can contact headquarters or call 4115.
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Red Cross
Motor Corps
Red Cross Headsueiesters
Taxes Rise Dramatically in 1914 to 1918 War Era
The report outlines tax increases and the surge in internal revenue during fiscal years 1918 and 1927, noting 76.45 percent of gross revenue came from income and excess profits taxes in 1918. It cites a 1,000 percent tax increase from 1914 to 1918 and discusses the evolving system of revenue collection and district alignment with state lines.
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Jawa Durin
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Associated Press
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Internal Revenue Collection
Internal Revenue
Roper
American Heads Berlin Labor Bureau in Berlin
London dispatch reports American James Grask, long resident in Germany, leading the Berlin Department of Labor which assigns work to idle men. About 3,000 applicants register daily and 24,009 are unemployed, with Berlin troops not yet demobilized fully. Dispatch notes labor strain but omits any disorder like that in Austria.
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Dec
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Joox Gine
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Aisteram
Britain Day Celebrated as Holiday in New York
Dec 7 New York marks Britain Day with Union Jack displays and fetes. A public ceremony is planned for tomorrow at the Hippodrome with Judge Allon B. Parker presiding. Speakers include Charles J. Hughes, Samuel Rompers, George E B Vincent of the Rockefeller Foundation, and Sir Hr. Beddinetoy Smith, British acting high commissioner.
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Charles c. Jinghes
Samuel Rompers
Georgg E B. Vincont
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Beddinetoy Smith
Seeressess Offer Easy Warnings in Dark Hand Avowals
A fragment notes seeresses in Bove Warne foretelling futures and exploiting victims. It mentions a dark hand dealing in estates and quick promises, with references to turail and ducal holdings. The garbled text hints at deceptive fortunes and risk to innocents.
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Bove Warne
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Ducal
Fort Wayne Delivers False Reports Of Tortie Tellers
Two News and Seatfort staffers investigated claims that Tortie tellers operated in Fort Wayne. They sought adventure and admission to alleged moves, finding glowing accounts of events that never occurred and exposing the sensational tales as untrue.
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Fort Wayne
News
Seatfort
Starr
Governor Goodrick Won't Press Constitutional Convention
Indianapolis December seventh reports that Governor Goodrick will not push for a constitutional convention in the coming legislative session. He cites past attempts and emphasizes focusing on administration measures. The piece notes expected battles over a normal school visiting committee and possible independent status for the Munice normal school.
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Goodrick
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Thiians
War savings drive urged by Fort Wayne deferred classif
The article describes a citywide effort led by Viktor Miller and C. M. Niezer to mobilize deferred classification workers in Fort Wayne and Allen County. Beginning Monday, a wind-up campaign aims to convert thrift stamps into war savings stamps, with door to door canvassing and organized precinct teams. The drive emphasizes youth participation, with girls and boys urged to exchange thrift cards for five dollar war savings stamps at the post office.
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Von
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Battle and Fall Reported in Ukraine Conflict Dispatches
United Press dispatches from Kiev describe a major battle in which Ukrainian forces claimed possession of Wier after heavy fighting. Casualties were high, including General Skeropadski Hetman and about five hundred Russian officers, with the Ukrainian national union asserting control over the area.
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Switzerland
Tey Fortes
Ukrainian Nation Union
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Ukraine
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Wkealne
Throat-cutting Tailor Kills Man Over Refusal
In Cleveland, 11-year-old factory tailor Mailie Quitais allegedly killed Samuel Geraci, 25, at a street corner last night. The girl told police Geraci invited her to attend to him after she refused, and a crowd of several hundred watched the murder.
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Dee
Alerah
Samuel Geraci
Persoha
Inside the German Imperial Return Talks and Holland’s Role
A London report via Amsterdam discusses plans to move the former German emperor and crown prince to a guarded island in the East or West Indies under Dutch protection. Compensation may be sought from Holland for allowing German troops to pass through Limburg, with possible territorial adjustments near the Belgian frontier. The piece notes cautious Belgian-German tensions and Belgian population claims amid Allied occupation concerns.
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Igland
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West Indies
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Hick
Pershing for President League Incorporation Banned
Ohio Attorney General ruled that incorporation papers for the Pershing for President League sponsored by Congressman Dick may not be filed with the secretary of state. The ruling states the group has no lawful purpose in electing General Pershing as president.
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Columbus
Weather Forecast for Fort Wayne This Weekend
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. Winds light. Low temperatures expected around freezing with a possibility of light precipitation. The forecast notes a late start for the day and general regional conditions for Fort Wayne and vicinity.
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Fort Wayne
Clady Tenicht
Lonigitt
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