Week in Condensed News From Across the World
A digest covering diverse items: a Colorado divorce alimony case in Cripple Creek, Walter Miller’s wrestling result, Wilson’s statewide plurality tally in Dalorady, a top of a Florence oil plant wedding, wage increases at Tacoma Smelting, Colorado’s Miss Clarenth Mozaer named junior assistant AG, Thanksgiving costs rising, Western Pacific bond sale, crime and labor stories, and global updates from Britain to Japan plus economic and political notes.
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Intermountain
Mra
Minnie G
Thomas Reanlan
Miner
Sult
Cripple ‘Creek
Colorado
Somnian
Walter Miller Stiit
Billings, Mont
Mike Yoke
Salt Lake
Wilson
Dalorady
Deasie Nott
Joseph Owling
Florence
Colo
Alty
Tacoma
Clarenth Mozaer
Leate Hubbard
Rocky Mountain
Western Pacific Company
Twelve Expelled From Russ Duma
Premier Trepov spoke as twelve leaders of the Socialist and Labor parties were expelled from the Duma amid a December 2 vote. Trepoff outlined government plans to restore order behind the army, address shortages, and examine rail and factory measures.
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Trepefl
Hentite
Sociatiat
Labor
Petrograd
Cagotiy
Ue Duma
Dumm
Trepott
Tribune
Dura
M. Trepoft
Duma
Tehouse
Kreusk
M. Trepoff
British cabinet crisis and rabbit meat plan in Texas
London reports the British cabinet crisis with David Lloyd George reportedly resigning, a move not yet accepted, as Asquith aims to reconsolidate the government with the king's consent. In Austin, Texas the agriculture department plans a countrywide demand for rabbit meat, forecasting shipments to New England markets this winter.
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David Lieyd-George
Pacton
London
David Eee
George
Asquith
Jack Mabbit
Austin
Texas
Texas State Department of Wariculture
New England
Age Eight Hours for Women Resolutions Endorse Work Day Law
A conference of the Middle Atlantic Migot-Howr group endorses resolutions calling for an eight hour work day for women and new labor standards. The resolutions urge passage in Congress and were supported by the women’s division of the Department of Labor, with ongoing advocacy in New York.
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New York
Congress
Department of Labor
Trapped in Blazing Building in New York Rescue Efforts
Firefighters and volunteers battled heavy smoke and flames at a burning New York building. Rescue teams worked through heat to reach occupants as the blaze trapped several residents, with witnesses describing frantic efforts by responders and bystanders.
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New York
Pileea Perecsa
Wyoming Stake TEAGLY ERY association adopts prohibition urging
A resolution urging the state legislature to provide statewide prohibition to voters was adopted at the closing session of the Wyoming Stake Teagly ery association convention held Saturday.
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Bexhatate
Wyoming Stake
Man Power Gill Passed Reforms in Sad Day Session
A terse dispatch from Berlin reports the Reichstag adopted compulsory civil service after a short debate. The bill, described as the only measure in the session, was passed after the first reading and again after a second feeding with no changes. Several members abstained or failed to cast votes.
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Reichstag
Saduerday
Servien Uull
Berle
Begale Ber Lovee Park Opens Large Treed Space
A large new tree filled area opens in Begale Ber Lovee Park, highlighting urban greenery in a central locale. The project supports community recreation and environmental beauty, with officials stressing its role for residents and visitors.
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Wately
Begale Ber Lovee Park
Guvernmanshrouge
Beleten
Athens Falls Under Allied Greek Clash In Athens
Conflict erupts as Entente forces land in Athens prompting Greek resistance near the British legation. French troops engage and the king agrees to surrender artillery at pace with Du Fournet’s armistice note. Casualty estimates run high, residents flee, and withdrawals begin with 300 guard remaining.
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Paris
Athene
Constantine
Beit: Fed
Legation
Athens
Attics
Phaleron
Miniatore
du Fournet
Lambros
du Cournay
Liberty Bathed in Light As France Funds Statue Tower Lighting
New York reports President Wisco triggered a wireless flash at 6 PM Saturday illuminating the Statue of Liberty. Bartholdi’s symbol of freedom, welcoming immigrants, will be illuminated top to bottom. Public subscriptions by 400,000 French citizens finance a permanent lighting system for the statue.
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Po Hce
Naoust Housewives League
Richard C. Kittle
Cunetua
Leavenworth
Kaw
Dietrict
Farno
N. DB
Tortuone
Masoballe
Chicago
Williams Port Club
Gieen
Univrsity of Pennsylvania
Philadelita
Lackewanns
Cagade Car & Foundry Company
Walblog
Pasalac
Ge & Vincost
Cy Pate
Rockefeller Squadalion Ag
Company of
New Jereny
New York City
KB Hugues
Republicas Cammidary
Tur
Labeary
York City
Kuenda
Schurman & Deight
Broadway
Laval
Daniels
United States
Great Britain
France
Bose
Cemdnet
Count Tarnowski
Bureau of Labor
Sta Ttion
Champ Clark
New York
Wisco
Herit
Barthold
Railroads Seek Biggest Wage Increase Plan Parley
A telegram to President Wilson from the local Nowunion Railroad Employees calls for wage relief to fund a planned raise for 1208,000 railroad workers not covered by the Adamson law. The group asks Congress for authority to implement the pay hike and urges support from Washington.
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Denver
Wilson
Lim
Congress
Weshlington
Nowunion Railroad
NO ADVANCE SAYS BERLIN AT THIN PLACE
An unidentified report notes that no advance could be made after an offensive halted at a thin place. Sucker, a Bunter and trapper, Stabe showed to tag woods, and is believed to be Ween.
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Berlin
Stabe
Covet in Cuba and Rough Month Impact Peru
In Cuba the political climate shows strain as leadership shifts and security concerns rise. Near-term effects ripple through economy and regional relations. Observers note uncertain outcomes for diplomatic ties and domestic policy amid changing leadership dynamics.
Fragmentary OCR yields incoherent headline
Reading yields unclear text with missing letters and jumbled words. No discernible people places or events. Unable to derive a coherent news item or identify entities.
Exhibition of Bhaep Dogs and Educated Sheep Sets
A fragmentary item notes Bhaep Dogs on exhibition and educated sheep featured at an event. Details are incomplete, with several garbled terms and nonstandard names interspersed. No clear location, date, or organizations are legible.
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Bhaep
Holiday Dishes and Chestnut Desserts From A Seasonal Menu
A fragmented recipe column describes festive dishes including gelatin desserts with lemon flavor and a chestnut dressing for turkey. It details chestnut preparations with cream, sugar, lemon, and color, plus Southern style sweet potatoes baked with butter and sugar. Directions appear to mix steps and measurements from several recipes.
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Mick
Festive Foods And German Forcemeat Roasts Dish Guide
The text describes festive foods including a fruit paste with chopped dates and fruit, a method for making a glaze with water and sugar, and chocolate coating on treats. It then lists German forcemeat, a roasted pig with seasonings, butter, and buttered potato dishes, plus a potato preparation and various steps toward a holiday meal.
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Warnmtershire
Umar Mer
Renin
Memati
Chad
Eal Bennen
Mystery Package At The Express Office Stirring Hartford City
A garbled report from the Indiansavouis News describes a tense scene at the Lake Erie station in Hartford City. Lawrence Marshall of Marshall & Alexander queries an Express agent about a surprising parcel to be delivered. The agent hesitates, fearing risk to his job, as Marshall learns a curious tale of an animal show and a festival connection.
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Tairly
Marshall
Sentien
Oid Animal Show
Marshal
Indiansavouis
Secrets of Arctic Seals and Winter Drilling Methods
The article describes how Arctic seals drill through ice to reach air and water, a behavior aiding survival when the sea is frozen. It notes that the air holes attract polar bears and that Eskimo hunters watch for these openings to spear meat in winter.
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Arctic
Ghee of the Future
Fragmentary text describes distorted forms and right to existence with references to the United States army and a narrator named Pittaioreh Boat. The legible bits imply commentary on deformity and societal acceptance within a wartime or political context.
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United Fates Army
The Law and the Fact Lampoon Misquotes Trial
A garbled fragment shows a lawyer claiming strong regret and urging early action on the defense. McGuire responds with bold threats to pursue the law, while a speaker cites missed opportunities and plans, all conveyed in a distorted quotation.
Unclear text hints at marriage ritual or event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wedding related moment with a pair possibly named pair and lama, referencing events around a date and a ceremony. Details are garbled and names are uncertain, but the fragment signals a marriage notice or social item with minimal readable facts.
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Poste Ware
Los Angeles
Arthur Jolie
Dennis J. Bond
Indianapolis
Thomas Williame
Pittsburg
Bending Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Tshington
Washington
Adam Tarnowski von Ternow
Chiuhauhau City
Mexico Northwestern
Las Calemas
Kirlitaba
Bowman Fan
Canada
Rotorua
Auckland
Newport News
New Zealand
Admiral Buresford
Lamdon
Commonwealth
Aomori
Japan
Alfronte
Bertin
Kouinging Regecion
Lois Koelwage
Poodicherry
Ladia
Medres
Germany
Switzerland
Batbente Sebeatt
Enger
Joseph
Pathen
Russ Duma
Crisie
Liberty
Somme
Cuba
Vlapeed Etnce Oubs
Bresie
BOYD_PARK
Gentlo Indiana
Gels
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