Early mediation urged by Count Apponyi
Hungarian statesman Count Apponyi in Periin argues for early peace talks in the European conflict as Romania risks defeat. He says Germany and Hungary favor negotiations, cites Russia’s role, and suggests neutral mediation could help. he predicts a long peace if Europe unites against Russia.
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Covot Apponyt
Wilson
Telesman
Russia
Europe
Huenia
Opini Ton
Alsace Lorraine
Hussia
Exene O
Methodist Fall Session Schedules Alton Meeting
Sioux City district of the Methodist Church will hold its fall session in Alton starting Monday evening for two days. Bishop Eben S. John will present on the Needs and Possibilities of the Continent. Rev. WoWe Jor of Akron and others will preside and address topics on evangelism and public education.
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Mar
Prende College
Hloux
Dintehi
Fevetun
Raid on French towns disrupts aeroplane operation
Reported action involved air forces attacking a plane named Teton near Dunnek Pol in France, with explosions and damage to several buildings. Overseas News notes naval involvement and military movements in the region as authorities assess results.
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Vovlin
Forman Naval Aeeropline
Teton
Band Pol
Dunnek
Lmo
France
Naws
Boyd
Food Distribution Crisis Dominates Duma Agenda in Petrograd
Petrograd reports say Russia faces a severe food shortage as the Duma reconvenes. Officials debate reorganizing supply channels and transportation to curb speculation, with movement toward affordable prices and end to hoarding as committees push for a full economic overhaul.
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Petrograd
London
Duma
British note defends blacklist policy argues to shorten war
Washington reports the British note on the trade blacklist denies curtailing neutral rights under international law and claims the measure targets the Munster government and British subjects only. It asserts legality, openness to negotiation, and emphasizes war urgency while noting German business support for weapons and espionage.
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Washington
State Department
Muntiagh
Viscount Grey
Walter Hines Page
London
Wilson Sends Thanks to California Voters
President Witten sent thanks to California voters for their support in the election, praising the dedication and intelligence shown by the state party committee in upholding democratic progress. He urged unity and reflected on the victory as a triumph for the people.
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Wilson
California
San Sanco
Cal
Witten
K. Cushing
Weathe
State Central
Seamen Battle Blaze On Oil Tank Threat
Washington sailors fought a blaze aboard a ship near Juerte Mem as the gunboat Wheeling assisted in setting a fire to distant oil tanks menacing locomotives and property.
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Washington
B. T. New
Juerte
Mem
Wiheeling
Missing Child Found Living With Father
Milwaukee police locate Ward Wright, the missing child believed to have vanished from Vert utd, Ore. He is found living with his father Frank Wright. Wright states the boy had been with him since September. the court previously granted custody to the mother.
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Milwaukee
Ward Wright
Vertutd
Ore
Frank Wright
Wright
England Employing Thousands of Coolies
London reports an official estimate that as many as one hundred thousand Chinese laborers have been employed in Britain. The claim notes a rising use of Chinese labor by firms and public works, with impact on wages and industry across the country.
Railroads Prepare Test Actions Over Eight Hour Law
Washington reports Attorney General Gregory will defend Adamson eight hour law suits through the department of justice. Courts in New York and Philadelphia see railroads filing actions to test constitutionality, seeking injunctions and declarations of invalidity.
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Washington
Ciegory
Department of Justice
Department
United States
Railroad
Brotherhood
Gregory
Hove
New York
New York Center Railroad
Salt
New York State
Albert H. Harris
General Comsel
New York Sew Haven & Hartford Railway
Howard Kilett
Mamsea
Kinsetta
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Peonsylvania Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Ford to Install Own Ore Furnaces
Henry Ford testified at the Dodge injunction hearing that his plans to invest millions to expand the Ford Motor Company would transform the auto industry. He outlined building blast furnaces on the Detroit River to produce uniform castings directly from ore, enabling in house shipping of ore to furnaces. The Dodge brothers seek to block profits being paid as dividends, arguing Ford’s expansion is reckless. The case continues before Circuit Judge Henry B. Mandell after a preliminary hearing.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Dodge
Ford Motor Car Company
Ford
Detroit River
Horace
John Dodge
Ford Company
Dodge Brothers
Henry BM. Mandell
British War Vessel Warns Off Southern New England Coast
The steamer Howard reported arrival with warning received off Block Island before daybreak about German submarines. A Britten cruiser described itself as A. BOM OC. The message appeared to be a general alert to all shipping, though inspectors found it garbled and unclear.
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Mercants & Miners
Howard
Block Island
Britten
A. Bom
Brst
New England
Cermin
Hewie
Foreign miners move toward Mexico’s west coast
Refugees from Parral travel overland to Chihuahua and then toward the Mexican coast. The reports cite Nogales and Villa as points of origin and note the evacuation timing around November, detailing routes used by mining workers seeking safety away from Parral turmoil.
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Tex
North Aerina
Parral
Mexico
Perral
Chihuahua
Parl
Villa Bacnabites
Prominent Japan Figures See Link to Global Mineral Emanations
A fragmented report notes Japanese figures connected to a broad discussion on world mineral beds and radium emanations. The shaky text mentions OxCTalvely Ieanite and ore discussions, implying a science or minerals topic with international scope.
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Japan
Belgium Deports of Able Bodied Men Continue
Dispatches from Rotterdam report daily deportations of Belgian men on a large scale. Ghent has already sent sixteen thousand, mostly unemployed men, with Antwerp seeing less discrimination. Brussel is said to begin deportations on the sixteenth. In raids, armed guards escort men away, withholding contact with friends, as hunger drives surrender.
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Landen
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Ident
Ghent
Shent
Artwerp
Brussel
Holland
Thorne Opens Inquiry on Live Stock Rates
Washington reports Railroad Commissioner Thorne arrived to confer with I C C Commissioner Hall on investigating live stock rates. He aims to protect Iowa packing plants and oppose railroad moves to raise state rates. Iowa accounts for 44 percent of cattle and hogs shipped to Chicago, and he seeks separate rates for Iowa interests.
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Washington, D.C
Thorne
Interstate Commerce Comm
Hall
Lowa
Two Women Elected to Public Office in Nevada
Reno reports show two women won county offices in Nevada. In Nye County Jennie Cirraux, on the Democratic ticket for auditor and recorder, defeated two male opponents by several hundred votes. In Mineral County Rita Miller also won the same office. both winners are widows, and women candidates appeared in nearly every county.
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Reno
Nevada
Nye County
Mise
Jennie Cirraux
Mineral County
Rita Miller
Postal Clerks Protest Eight-Hour Workday Limit
Thomas F. Flaherty secretary treasurer of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks protests to President Wilson against requiring clerks to work more than eight hours a day. He notes a Congressional law that caps daily hours and provides overtime pay for excess work.
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New York
Wilson
Thomas F. Flaherty
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Congress
Union Pacific Shows Car Shortage Across States
Lincoln Neb Nov 13 Union Pacific reports only 25 percent of freight cars in use locally with 75 percent in service on other lines. Of 22 000 cars owned by Union Pacific only 5 452 are available in the state. The railroad commission investigates the car shortage causes.
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Lincoln, Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
State Railway Commission
Bryan Not Moving South Permanent Home
Lincoln Nebraska November 13 Mr and Mrs William J Bryan left for Miami Rumors of a southern permanent home were denied by Mayor C W Bryan brother of W J Bryan The Bryans will spend winter in Miami but still consider Nebraska their home
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Miami
Via
Bryans
South
North Carolina
C. W. Bryan
W. J Bryan
Nebraska
Whitman to border with guards in McAllen voyage
New Orleans reports Charles Whitman of New York is consorted by Mos Whitman on a trip toward McAllen Texas to inspect several thousand guardsmen for a memorial effort. The governor and his wife planned to rest in New Orleans until Wednesday.
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New Orleans
Gay Charles
Whitman
New York
Mos Whitan
McAllen
Tex
Dr. Percival Lowell Dies in Flagstaff Observatory Founder
Dr. Percival Lowell, founder and director of the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, died after a stroke suffered the previous day. An astronomer of international renown, he had long studied Mars and had roots in Boston, born March 14, 1855, with homes in Boston.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Percival Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Lowell
Mars
Moston
Cold Wave Sets New November Low Records Across Rockies
The first cold weather wave of the season in the Rocky Mountain region set November low records at Cheyenne Wyoming 16 below zero Rapid City Dakota 12 below and Grand Junction Colorado below Sheridan Wyoming hit 24 below and Denver stood at 2 below The cold extends to southeastern New Mexico with Roswell reporting 2 above and Chicago issuing a warning to prepare for zero to subfreezing temperatures. Snow depth reached two feet in Green Bay Wisconsin from the ongoing storm.
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Rapid City
New Mexico
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyo
Grand Junction
Sheridan
Roswell
N. M
Chicnago
North
Middle West
Government Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains District
Chicago
Lincoln Weather Record Set Amid Cold Nebraska Stretch
Lincoln reports a state record low as temperatures across western Nebraska dip to 4 degrees below zero overnight. Weather Bureau Director Loveland notes a light Sunday snow cover, followed by clearing conditions today as Norfolk records 13 degrees.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Loveland
Government Weather Bureau
Richards Law Leads ten Counties Missing
Pierre South Dakota November 13 In official returns Richards primary law vote is a key feature with 62 counties reporting a narrow majority of 1493 for reenactment after repeal. Prohibition leads by 416 in 52 counties and Norbeck leads by 1900.0 percent.
Pope to Protest Deportation of Belgians to Emperor
Paris dispatches report the pope will protest directly to the emperor over the reported wholesale deportation of Belgians. The Vatican move is said to be officially known in rational circles.
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Paris
Charianno Proteontimne
Belxians
Beyitie Birds Eat All But One In Odd Report
A fragment notes that about 100 kinds of Beyitie birds ate something unusual and left only one item untouched in a curious country setting. The report hints at a peculiarly selective feeding behavior and local reactions.
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Tomlin
Air powered transfer method sparks clean rapid factory move
A California factory reportedly uses compressed air to move cotton between departments through tubes across the street. The system transfers material swiftly with minimal handling, described as clean and fast.
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Mowurliyy
Railways to Consider Daylight Saving Plan
New York November 1 Daylight saving the plan tried last summer by several nations involved in war will be considered at the American Railway association semi annual meeting next Wednesday. A proposal to advance the clock by one hour will be discussed and announced at the meeting.
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New York
Voenonieli's Five Year US Imports Report Summary
Voenonieli reports from the United States show five year trends with growth and shifts in import volumes. The document notes several sectorial movements, including increases in certain goods and adjustments in others, reflecting broader trade patterns and policy influences.
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Voenonieli
United States
Two English pioneers pursue a purge of the plow in rural England
Two English pioneers experiment with a party line plan to exterminate the plow at rural country sites. They aim to reshape agriculture within a few years as changes unfold.
Negro Migration Presses Northward Across the South
Observers say 125000 Black laborers and families moved north this year amid a wartime push for industrial jobs. Alabama, Tennessee and Florida contribute large shares. flood and boll weevil impacts cited. Debate grows on whether migration helps or harms the South as eastern states absorb workers.
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Eruth
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Georgia
South
Tincek Belt
Itte
Virginia
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Directors declare quarterly dividend at Utah Copper
New York November 13 directors of the Utah Consolidated Copper Company today declared a quarterly dividend of 1.50 a share doubling the previous rate. The decision was announced in a brief statement from the company and reflects continued earnings strength and shareholder return.
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New York
Utah Consolidated Copper Company
Mexico’s Public Works Reconstructed Per Bonillas Plea
Senor Bonillas, Mexico’s minister of communications and public works, asserts that the country is rapidly reconstructing its railroads telegraph lines and public works under the supervision of three commissioners appointed by General Garay. The effort covers railroads telegraph telephones and other essential services nationwide.
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Mexico
Bonillas
Senor Bonillas
Caline
Garianes
Wilson Opposes Embargo on American Food Imports
President and advisers expect gospel era debate as Congress convenes to consider export restrictions on grain and food products. Wilson argues against embargoes while weighing farmers versus consumers and potential international retaliation. The issue divides political and regional lines amid mounting food cost concerns.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Ales
United States
Federal Trade Board to Probe Food Costs
Federal Trade Board chairman Edward Hurley says a Washington meeting will consider investigating rising food prices. He argues the high cost of life is the major national issue and criticizes operators for wastefulness in coal and related inputs, urging efficiency reforms.
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Federal Trade Board
Hingme
Federal Trade
Wear
Wilson Blames Middlemen For High Cost of Living
President Wilson blamed middlemen for rising prices during a speech in Washington at the National conference opening. He urged higher farm output and warned that excessive profits could hurt the economy as the United States faces potential counter measures and world markets.
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Wilson
Washington
Kansas City Prohibition Vote Planned in November
Kansas City sets a November election on statewide prohibition. A petition drive seeks to place the measure on the ballot while local officials discuss the vote timing and eligibility rules. Citizens will decide on prohibition amid court considerations and city procedures.
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Kansas City
Kaonaay
Dba
al Vieriitee
Stanidyes Ceadtiog
Tinian
Ganendmens
Torecehyl Armaerity
Kavrusis
Hha
Damian
Henry Field to Marry Miss Bessie Longhorn
An engagement notice announces Henry Field and Miss Bessie Longhorn, with details about dates and the couple’s plans. It notes a forthcoming marriage in New York and mentions family connections to prominent figures.
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Henry Field
Miss Bessie Longhorn
Fragmentary Note on Historical Figures and Events
The readable text mentions Muar Percy Woe and Wg ibadull along with references to a livre Waltole and undistilled works. The fragmentary details imply a historical or literary preservation effort, with related names and activities noted but not fully discernible.
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Percy
Ibadull
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