Brest-Litovsk Talks Continue As Russia Yields
London report notes Admiral von Tirpitz suggesting Belgium’s annexation not required for peace and that negotiations at Brest-Litovsk may continue with Russia and Bolsheviks pressing for a neutral site. Trotsky states Russia will push for peace negotiations regardless of Entente participation and rejects December 25 terms as null. Ukraine and other republics demand protection of sovereignty amid potential territorial changes.
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Birth Rate in Germany Declines as Milk Supply Grows
In Dusseldorf district births fell from about 100000 in 1914 to 60000 in 1916 amid war strain. Reports from Baden towns show milk shortages persist though infant nourishment improves. Authorities and city councils press for higher milk production and price adjustments to avert winter shortages.
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Iran
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Fragmentary OCR Reflects Unreadable News Note
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Fragmented World War I Dispatches From Brest and Berlin
Inconclusive World War I news from Brest and Germany shows talks, naval and military debates, and political shifts. Trotsky and the Bolsheviks face pressure while Germany weighs naval policy and munition strategies amid ongoing controversy.
Milestone health plan cuts prices and milk quality concerns
City health officials say inspectors will monitor milk quality as a statewide plan cuts prices. The aim is to ensure safe milk supply in select Wisconsin and Iowa localities while addressing market changes and consumer access.
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John Din Robertson
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Practical Joker Holds Up Woman in Minneapolis Killing
Police report a lone assailant, described as a bandit, shot and killed E F Orr, a railroad employee, after Orr entered a office to demand coal. The incident occurred as a woman, told to throw her tag, complied and was ordered to raise her hands. Orr died from a brain wound. The gunman fled.
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Dame Coal
Elks Open 191% Season With Big Initiation Meeting
The Elks announce the 191% season opener set for Saturday night January 18 with a large initiation meeting. Ray Durick provides planning updates as features and events take shape amid excitement for the upcoming year.
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SERMANT ART AMERICA UPDATE
Fragmented OCR text mentions dates and names with unclear meaning. It references Tut Art America and a list-like item, lacking coherent events or context to form a clear news item. No definite person, organization, place, or outcome is identifiable.
Baker Opposes Cabinet Director of Munitions Plan
The report notes Baker’s disapproval of creating a cabinet post for a Director of Munitions. It covers wartime diplomacy, Brest-Litovsk negotiations, Trotsky’s stance on moving talks to neutral soil, and reactions from France and newspapers on President Wilson’s congressional address.
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Blizzard Sweeps Central U S From Canada to Gulf
Central states from Canada to the Gulf were hit by a blizzard delivering sub zero temperatures for a second week. Chicago paralyzed as heavy snow and wind created drifts, rail delays, and power disruptions. Nebraskan highs fell below zero, while St. Louis and Kansas City faced record cold. Snow aided winter wheat outlook. New York saw a tropical rainstorm and a dramatic warm-cold swing.
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Persson
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Debated Arming Director Disapproved in Senate Hearing
In Washington on January 13 Secretary Baker faced sharp cross examination by the Senate Military Committee over the arming director’s disapproval and wartime procurement. He admitted shortages and delays citing overcoats and clothing while promising immediate distribution of about 1,200 Lewis guns and urging fuller disclosure to bolster public reassurance.
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