Germany Ready to Make Terms to Restore Status Quo in Europe
Tribune Washington Bureau reports Berlin prepared to evacuate Belgium and retain Congo without indemnity, restore colonies, and neutralize all commerce in war debts. Teutonic armies would not be broken and bloodshed would be avoided, according to reliable initiative from Berlin.
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Europe
Ould
Belgium
Congo
Tribune
Washington Bureau
Berlin
Germany open to peace terms may seek status quo end of war
Washington reports Germany ready to consider no territorial gains and reestablish prewar borders with colonial restoration, Congo damages payment, and safe seas. Berlin may pursue defensive posture while not crushing opponents, with Austria appealing to the pope as intermediary. The U.S. awaits formal word and possible peace moves.
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Germany
Africa
Belgiam
Congo
Austria Keeps Pope as Peace Mediation Amid War Talk
Petrograd reports Austria has asked the pope to mediate a separate peace in the Hungary crisis. Russian sources say Austria Hungary facing pressure, with Emperor Francis Joseph appealing to the pope while Serbians back Russia. Britain France and Russia reportedly align on peace terms and Slav aims.
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Austria- Hungary
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France
Great Britain
Italy Prepares War Plans as Austria Hints at Peace
Geneva reports Italy speeds up war preparations fearing an Austrian peace move. Mantua Verona and other quadrilateral forts are garrisoned with heavy artillery. Milan liberal deputies push for active participation while news papers debate possible Austro Russian terms. Italian ships ordered to delay sailing by authorities in London and Rome.
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Greek king predicts allied victory needs combined land sea attack
King Constantine in Paris interview says it would be impossible for the allies to force Dardanelles without a joint land and sea assault. He states Greece stands in a difficult but hopeful position as neutrals align with Italy and other nations toward peaceful Balkan reconstruction.
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Indict Tanzer Witness in New York Case
In New York action, Tanzer is indicted in a case tied to a witness. The court records name the involved parties and indicate forthcoming legal proceedings and potential trial dates. Further details are unlisted in the fragment.
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Usborne
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German Army Aids Austrians in Defense of Cracow
A German force of 160,000 reportedly moves to assist Austria in defending Cracow and the Carpathians as Russian advances push westward. Russians capture Bere and Przemsyl and seek Cracow as an entry into Germany.
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Aerial Duel Won by Roland Garros
A German aircraft was brought down by Roland Garros in a dramatic air duel inside Allied lines witnessed by Maj. Racuel Pontus. Garros overtook and pursued the German, whose machine exploded in a fatal plunge. The incident notes Garros as famed for exhibitions in America and references earlier reports of his death being disproved.
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Senate votes funds with swift passage in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb April the state senate approved a major maintenance bill in 46 minutes. The railway commission maintenance fund rose from 26000 to 60000 in a flat amount. The university maintenance bill was altered removing the line item from 180000. No division between salaries and maintenance. From the general fund 270000 was appropriated plus mill levy. Agricultural activities received a boost and the cattle cultural school was allotted 836060 dollars.
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Women Predominate In Foreign Film Festival Panel
A scrambled report notes women predominated in a panel at a Pacific exposition. The fragment mentions Gan Froodsee Col and April 10 with reference to views on the French arm at the event.
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Hyde murder case to be thrown out
After two trials and multiple continuances in the Hyde murder case the prosecution may move to dismiss unless the state funds a fourth trial. Dr. B Clark Hyde faces murder charges in the death of Col Thomas H Swope and Judge Porter has warned he will dismiss the case if funds are not provided before term’s end.
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B. Clark Hyde
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Thomas H. Swope
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Swope
Porter
Ang
Iowa Supreme Court Reverses Conviction In Misconduct Case
Des Moines April 10 The Iowa Supreme Court today reversed the conviction of Frank Valveda of Howard County in a case involving alleged statutory offense. The court held the woman in the case was equally responsible and criticized the law for favoring females over males. The opinion notes that many are led astray by the advances of fair women and that the statute aims to protect the innocent.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Frank Valveda
Howard County
le Solel
Aeroplane Rest Cure Ate Into War Wounds
A wounded veteran recalls being sent to Boulogne for rest and recovery after wartime service. He notes an early aviation stint and later transfer to air duties, suggesting the plane offered a form of rest though nerves remained strained.
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Campbell denies girl as his daughter in court
Testimony at the rail recounts Campbell denying paternity while the defense challenges the claim. A key witness details interactions and the court case continues with uncertain fate for the involved parties.
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Senate Rejects Reform System in Iowa Legislature
Des Moines April 10 The senate defeated a sweeping reform bill 15 to 32 that would have centralized duties into social costs industries and public safety while abolishing the secretary of state auditor and treasurer offices. The measure aimed to cut government waste and follow a two year efficiency study.
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Social Cos, Industries and Public Safety
State Executive Council
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Dickinson
Quigey
General Assembly
Two Die in Letart Knife Duel Ends Old Feud
In Pomeroy Ohio on April 10 a knife duel at the Howell school house Letart ends a long standing feud. The combatants were W Ves and Ratt coiograins, both married and aged 26 and ? news.
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Letart
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Ureon
Romance Develops in Field Hospital Tale
Paris reports a budding romance in a French field hospital among wounded allied troops. The narrative notes a tender bond forming between a nurse and an American ambulance driver amid the strain of wartime medical care.
First Daughter in Five Generations Reported in Parsons
Parsons Kansas April 10 the first girl in five generations has been born to the Crandall family. Loretta is the name given to the baby girl with the family noting the rare event as a joyous milestone in the community.
Di iwube Wis April and Paul aged 61
Fragmentary note lists names Di iwube and Paul from Wisconsin with an age of 61 and a stated membership in a group or organization. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Phen Paul
Former congressman Cassidy Missing After Audit Discrepancy
In Cleveland Ohio on April 10 James H Cassidy former congressman and receiver for the Cleveland and Pittsburg Coal company and related firms vanished while auditors and his associates sought to resolve a court ordered accounting. Federal Judge Clarke had his arrest by revolver as he did not meet the Monday deadline now believed to involve a discrepancy estimated between 16000 and 20000 dollars. An audit of the missing man’s books was expected to finish that day.
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Cleveland & Pittsborah Coat Company
James H. Cassidy
Congresseman
Cassidy
Clarke
Carl D. Friebelin
Donald
Cleveland & Pittsburg Coal Company
Great New York Store Insolvent
The J B Greenhut company a New York department store operator on Sixth Avenue filed for receivership and faced an involuntary bankruptcy petition by three creditors totaling 14000. Liabilities around 3500000 with assets near 12000000 including mortgages of about 2960000. Receivers Walter C No and William A Marble appointed by the court.
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Boone Man Fends Off Three Holdup Bandits
Ben B. Wiley manager of the Vitwinia theater in Boone repelled an attempted robbery by three men at night Wiley fired his weapon and the robbers fled authorities investigate the strange incident with no injuries reported and the theater remains under protection
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Swiss Socialist Liebknecht Statement Denied by Front
A Swiss socialist who recently returned from Germany says Best Liebknecht did not travel to Berlin as claimed. The front rejects the assertion and references official statements from Geneva.
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Germany
Liebknecht
Socialiat
American physician succumbs to typhus in Serbia
Dr Kroes PF McGiruder, head of the American Red Cross chapter in Serbia, died after contracting typhus during service. The report notes his illness and departure for care, highlighting the ongoing casualties among medical volunteers abroad.
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Apr
Kroes PF McGiruder
Serbia
French Assaults Leave Horrible Slaughter Across Front
London reports a major French offensive between the Meuse and Lorraine with gains claimed near Verdun and Pont-A-Mousson. German counterattacks and heavy losses mark a brutal engagement as Berlin publishes a detailed western front dispatch.
Corpses Choke Trenches Gritig Repulse Attack
Paris reports heavy fighting between the Meuse and the Mo river area with German assaults repelled after midday. Allied counterattacks secured ground as trenches remained choked with casualties and the enemy could not break through.
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London
Wal Teele Aierneen
Meuse
Internment of Eitel Delayed by Funeral
The article notes the postponement of the burial of Eitel while a related funeral procession or service is held, with references to German vessels and wartime actions affecting ship operations near Newport News Virginia.
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Eitel
Germans Hold 6510 of Enemies Can
Fragmentary OCR notes report military action with Germans holding a portion of enemy material. readable words reference public and wartime mobilization contexts.
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