World War I Armistice Celebrations and Allied Movements
Fragmented report describes American and Allied troop movements and celebrations around armistice events. Mentions Petain, Marshal Foch, and new command appointments as forces prepare for subsequent operations and public displays of victory.
President Wilson to Attend Peace Conference Next Month
President Wilson plans to sail next month to attend the Paris peace conference. He will likely visit London and possibly Geneva or New York if conditions require, with proceedings to be directed by peace commissioners and Allied leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Nor Ik
Wilsae
Abe Whit
Haan
France
Tana
Prt
Alec
Sligmssy
Balu Fesoone
Tenty
Pema
Tim Wbeo
Hett
Eure
Ube
Wilan
Paris
London
Wilcoo
United Minter
Ot ix
Prindat
Lior George
Cleon
Feeney
Aed Latoman
Ails
Neal
Hin Purpu
Vereailles
Pernos
Hoven
Auprane War Council
Aalente
United Haley
Sena
le Guveym
Caakioes
Anne
Last Shot of War Scores Pair Hit
A wartime dispatch by Walter Duranty notes a late turning point as Allied forces press the front. The report emphasizes veteran reporters and mounting pressure on the French army, with a focus on the campaign’s uncertain outcome and behind the scenes strategizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Duranty
York
New Kor Tunas
Armien
Sanlaligen
Unclear fragmentary text involving names and actions
Fragmented OCR excerpt shows scattered names Karma Ue ta Blerene Ad Rylan Basi Dont and Char en Campbell. The passage includes garbled phrases about a second sentence, protest, and various personal references. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karma
Intanten
Rylan Basi
Charen
Campbell
Secon
Wedding Called Off Amid Public Notice Confusion
Fragmented OCR reads like a legal notice turning to a wedding call off with references to administrators, permits, and prohibitions. The garbled text mentions Andrew Dow and Henry, plus mentions of councils, public spaces, and authorized actions in a suspended context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Dow
Konstan
Henry
Sahahiaahen
Goel
Parka
Tore
Amorican Dreams of Victory on a Shipboard Ironies
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a voyage narrative with American themes. The text mentions a ship setting sail and a character named Bo Daepewe, with a possible date clue 1506. The readable scope remains fragmentary and uncertain despite strong named entities.
Total War Cost Placed At 175 Billion Dollars
Fragmented text estimates total war cost at 175 billion dollars with references to public debt and international taxation. Mentions figures like 4105.00 and 145008004, but details are unclear. overall tone suggests a legislative or economic debate on wartime expenditures and debt.
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Mary Thas Fries
Dinta
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Emer
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Arate
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Marshal Fock
Banday
Geena
de Magus
Lovraing
Praeger
Bethy
Sin Te
Sean
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Tistion Make
Eis
Wigs UC
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Cendiiaien
Aiher
Reneers Corpo
Ordre
Ramon
Ammoslated Press
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London, Ki Ark
Fr. Bo
Dred
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Telgaran
Wray Tair
Aun-Nayy
Cnune Wit
England
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