Tin output and diverse notes from 1916 era archives
The article surveys 1916 tin production by country led by Halay peninsula Bolivia Dutch East Indies and China with figures and trends. It also mentions ancient dentistry, aviation safety, wartime manpower, munitions, charity adoption at Wisconsin, flag desecration guidance, and various industrial and social notes from multiple regions and institutions.
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National City Bank
New York
Halay Peninsula
Bolivia
Dutch East Indies
China
Siam
Africa
Australi
Bulgars In Jeopardy as Allied Drives Tighten Slice on Serbia
Allied forces push in Serbia threaten to split Bulgarian armies in western Macedonia from those near Vardar. Serbian advance along the main railway to Uskub continues, while British Greek efforts gain Doiran. A flanking move could threaten Stroumitza and force Bulgarian retreat toward northern Serbia.
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J. W. T. Mason
United Press War
New York
Serbia
Macedonia
Vardar
Vrilip
Perilaf
Uskub
Sofia
Doiran
Bulgaria
Stroumitza
Biroumitea-Itehi
Bulgarians Open Peace Talks With Allies In World War I
Washington reports Bulgarians, battered on the Macedonian front and facing home unrest, are moving toward a peace proposal. Diplomatic circles note Panaretoff’s return and expect an offer conditioned to justice for Greece and Serbia to block the Berlin to Bagdad route.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Panaretoff
Washington
Bulgaria
Bagdad
Wilson
Great Britain
Greece
Serbia
Berlin-to-Bagdad
Ferdinand
Balkans
Malinoff
German Social Democrats Endorse Peace Move and Reforms
Rotterdam reports say the German Social Democratic party at its Monday meeting backed the July 1917 Reichstag peace resolution. The plan favors joining a league of nations, disarmament, Belgian restoration, and Danubian settlements with autonomous Alsace Lorraine. It calls for democratic parliaments overseeing occupied territories and universal suffrage for federal states, risking dissolution of the Prussian diet without timely reform.
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London
Reichetag
Germany
Rotterdam
Socialist Democratic Party
League of Nations
Belgium
Fourth Liberty Loan set for six billion dollars
Washington announces the fourth Liberty Loan will total 6,000,000,000 dollars with a 15 to 20 year term and interest at 4 1 2 percent. New York will be asked to raise 1 8 00 000 000, with Chicago and Cleveland next in line for about 460 million each. War trophies will adorn public squares in cities that win prizes in the campaign.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Liberty Joan
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
McAdoo
Carnegie Hall
Federal Reserve District
Chicago
Cleveland
Liberty Loan
Treasury Partment Coal Committees
Prayers Mark Noon Pause at Chicago Board of Trade
Traders in Chicago paused at noon today with bowed heads for a victory prayer. The daily observance is to continue until the Hun is vanquished as Board of Trade officers consider extending the practice to other exchanges.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Marshal Fech Predicts Strong Allied Drive in France
London dispatch reports Marshal Fech chief of the western front armies says the British army is stronger and fights better with losses being replaced. He praises American troops as splendid and gallant with ten thousand fresh arrivals daily. He says the French remain capable, the enemy is shaken but not defeated, and a Rhine crossing is not imminent.
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London
Marshal Fech
Aed
Western Front
Hie
Telegraph
France
Rhine
Sieraat
Increase in Aerial Activity Noted Over War Fronts
Reports from Lorraine at 1 a.m. indicate heightened aerial activity with both American and German forces expanding artillery along a historic front. Clear skies replace prior rain as observers from both sides monitor the battlefield.
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Lorraine
German Chancellor Hertling Promises Peace Reform
Amsterdam dispatch reports Count Von Hertling addressing the Reichstag on peace terms and Wilson four points. He pledges reform in Prussia, supports a league of nations, universal disarmament, arbitration courts, and freedom of the seas while arguing for German unity and protection of the fatherland. The speech contrasts Allied war aims and US policy, with calls for avoiding conquest and pursuing a peaceful postwar order.
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Ed Press
Palestine
Balkans
Hindenburg Line
Baron Burian
von Hertling
Wilson
America
Reichstag
von Hintze
Germany
United States
Count von Hertling
Amsterdam
League of Nations
Edward
France
Austria-Hungary
Sukhomlinoff
U. S
Clemenceau
Europe
Belstum
League
Cermany
Ailiea
Caen
Allied armies press front as Bulgarians, Serbians advance Macedonia
Russian- and British-led forces report a widening Allied advance across Macedonia toward Strumitsa and Veles. Italian and French troops push north from Prilep with claims of major gains while Bulgarians withdraw behind Chemins bottlenecks as Albanian frontage activity grows.
May Militarize Roads to Suppress Strikers
Fragmented OCR text suggests discussion of government action to militarize roads to suppress strikes. Mentions railroads and public response, with unclear references to authorities and districts. No clear names, dates, or places are reliably readable.
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Eddystone
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
Open Line News Incomplete Dispatches From New York
Fragmentary OCR text reports a New York open line with garbled names and references to a company announcement and a broad policy solution. The readable bits mention a cable company and a plan described as a strong solution, with unclear details.
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Ater Mountain Globe
Paul W. Yeoman
Mulett
Crook County, WY
Nero
United States Weather Bureau
Mexican Department of Commerce and Industry
Econovisia
Tin Republic
Sonora
War Department
Army
Engineer Corps
Evewi
Bnillaiment
University of Wisconsin
Madison Committee For Relief
Montreuil Sous Bole
United States Army
Kirkham
Yale
Berkshires
Vermont
Hampshire
Philadelphia
Powesses
Ashanti
Kabba
Maryland
Italy
British National Sailors’ and Firemen's Union
the Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderblit
London County Council
Unt
Oakland
Cal
Anna Hellen
Bam
Kethedsa
England
New Orleans
Uchoal F
Social Democrat Party
New York Levy
Marshal
Can Defense Society
T ” Tthird Street
Yves
The
Hertling
Rome
Topxiehant
Monash
Prelip
War Office
Paris
Franchet D'Eaperey
Penirkapu 8
Strumitea' Saion
Varitar
Uve
Vetes
Var
Strumitsa
Veles
Dakul
Prilep-Gradsko
Albania
Adriatic
Aegean
Malnitea
Lake Dotran
Mtreumitza
Nave
Cerna
Associated Press
Aegean Sea
Prilep
Fan
Pointa
Rug Gina An
Hina Ani Biberia
Bureba
Serena
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