War bill debate and other global News items
Gov. Emmett Boyle says America faces a wartime bill of 110000000 with liquidation debated by the dominant party after his Washington visit for gold mining interests. Stolen post office stamps worth substantial sums across multiple states. Lincoln garage blast in Rock Springs Wyoming causes heavy losses. Montana wage concerns prompt employer letter. Montana labour shipment probes at Nitro. Ninety-First division veterans not returning soon. Tone shifts through political and military news from Nevada to New York harbor whistle, and European peace conference hints.
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Emmett Boyle
Nevada
Washington
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Greeley, Cole
Lincoln
Rock Springs
Wyo
Montana
John H. McInto
Montanamployers' Association
Greeley
Colo
WB. Townsend
United States
Nitro
W .Va
Camp Lewis
Tonepah-Buckeye
Conopabsy
Alex, T. McKenzie
Eye County
Central Committee
Llinois Woman's Legislative Congress
Chitago
C.H. Hartman
Chicago
Fred Fulton
Sam Langford
San Francisco
Fulton
Langford
Henry Vannes
Baltimore
Conbul
Vannes
Western Mechanical Company
Los Angeles
Pa Canyon
Caliteeus
War Department
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
New York State
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Necontite
Kansas Supreme Court
Frederick Hhumaker
Wetmore
Nematia County
Werounhy
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Boston
Ilegally
Amurion
Birypeau
Loos
Norge
Oklo
Committee On War
Treasury
Baker
Dent
House Military Committee
Congress
National Guard
Pinon Outlines Frances Terns Pinon Outlines
Frances Terns Pinon outlines peace terms from Paris as Minister Pichon faces socialist opposition. He pledges full publicity for conference proceedings, defensive Russian intervention, a league of nations principle, and no French annexations, amid government and socialist clashes.
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Paris
Stephen Pichon
France
Helly
Russia
M. Bracke
Wilson speaks at Guildhall on concert of power
President Wilson addressed Britain’s Guildhall gathering as he reaffirmed the need for a concert of power to preserve peace, arguing against a balance of power that could unsettle the world. The reception was warm with sustained applause and cheers from distinguished statesmen.
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London
Great Britain
Wilson
League to Save Kaiser Formed in Berlin
A league for the protection of the personal liberty and life of the Kaiser has been formed to appeal to former advisers and diplomats and obtain documents proving the emperor's innocence of causing the war. Prince Henry of Prussia was proposed as president and suggested Von Hindenburg for the post.
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Berlin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
von Hindesburg
President Wi non visits Carlisle in cold mist to honor mother
President Wilson accompanied by Mrs. came to Carlisle on Sunday to visit his mother’s home, where a large crowd welcomed him despite a cold, penetrating mist. He delivered a short, eloquent sermon reflecting on his mother and family, echoing his grandfather’s earlier address.
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Wilson
Appalling Toll of Life in War
London reports official figures on wartime losses, estimating a total dead count of 5,096,004. Individual national losses include Britain 706,726. France 1,071,100. United States 58,478. Russia 1,700,000. Austria 800,000. Germany figures vary with Berlin Vorwaerts listing 6,290,000 German casualties and Austrian totals around 4,000,000. Casualty details mix killed and wounded with uncertain spellings and numbers.
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Londone
Berlin
Reed Agalnet League of Nathana Washington
The theory of a league of nations is old, voiced by many figures through history. Senator Jumen A. Mew spoke at the Society of Arte and Belences, noting the longstanding idea and its relevance to contemporary diplomacy.
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Nathana Washington
League of Nationa
Davi
Alcobeve Agin
Jumen A
Society of Arte and Belences
American ship bound for San Francisco burns east of Chatai inland
The American Dark Aragan, sailing from Wellington to San Francisco, caught fire and burned 600 miles east of Chatai inland. Lingh announced the incident as ships Lingh and thirteen ming were spotted near Chatai.
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Hip Burne
Sem
London
Lingh
Wellington
San Francisco
Chatai
Chwina Iakande
Adaelque's Tuiting In Pokoa Friday Evening
Adaelque reports indicate German soldiers marching through town on Friday evening hauled down a cage in the square. The sight prompted local residents to gather and observe the unfolding event with concern.
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Borla
Adaelque
Pokoa
British Election Rout Delivers Coalition Victory Across UK
The Lloyd George coalition sweeps to a large majority in the new House, routing Labour and women candidates. Asquith and many Liberal veterans lose, while Countess Markievicz secures a seat but remains absent from Westminster. The result reshapes power in Britain with 518 coalition seats to Labour around 75 and the Liberals vanquished.
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London
Lloyd George
Anguithians
Pigifista
Blan Felpers
Labor
David Loyd George
Lloyd Georg
Linn Reiners
Laber
House of Commons
Sina Felver
Countess Marklevies
St. Patrick's
Dubitnelty
Sina Felvere
Westminster
H. 3
Asquith
Heta
Ublentelem
John Simon
Kenna
Exchequer
Walter Runciman
The
Board of Trade
Herbert Samuel
Beaern
Gharien’ S, Masterman
Duchy of Lancaster
Germans Fire On Crowds In Copenhagen Riots
Dispatch from Copenhagen notes German officials chased an allied vehicle bearing an American flag. German troops fired in markets after conflict over flags, killing about 138 people including women and children as crowds dispersed and Polish troops stood by.
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London
Posentiel
Copenhagen
Flermans
Relief survey on Belgium by American commission chair
The commission chairman in Washington presented a relief survey of occupied western Europe, focusing on Belgium and northern France. He outlined how oppression bred starvation and war armour and described American efforts to aid Belgium, with the survey completed at headquarters.
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Washington
Belgium
America
Ug Ta
Cadet Ruere
Europe
Comuile
Won
Washington Soldiers Bring War Trophies Home
War material captured by the Americas army will be brought home for disposal after weighing orders. Equipment includes thousands of machine guns rifles and mortars seized in action.
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Washington
Americas
Secretors Baker
Labor Party Opposed by AFL Executive Committee
The American Federation of Labor executive body at a special session in New York voted against forming a national labor party. They planned to send delegates to the upcoming International Labor Conference in Vermont next month.
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New York
Cnvnell
American Federation of Labor
Vermuilies
New Steel Ship Launched at Port Newark Yard
A new steel ship, the twentieth Gibricated vessel, was launched at the submarine Boat company's yard in Port Newark New Jersey. The event marked a milestone in the yard's production.
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Newark
N. J
Submarine Boat Company
Port Newark
von Atruet
Kolitere Ordered to Blach Miedies in Washington Case
In December 28 incident near Weed Kitz, Kolitere and others were ordered by Red Oreste to perform a task described as “orack newdles.” The event involved Sania and a group in an unspecified location, with authorities noting the unusual wording of the command.
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Kolitere
Blach
Miedies
Washington
Weed Kitts
Iba Sania
Sha
Red Oreste
Orack
Stock Cheap Rations for Horses
Ohio Department of Agriculture outlines economical feed for working horses. Suggests straw and corn wtover as bulk foods, with limited roughage and a nutritious core ration. Recommends small stomach capacity, cautioning against overloading with bulky feeds. notes cottonseed meal as a tested option with proper moderation.
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Ohio States Department of Agriculture
Ground Soy Beans for Pigs Feed Trial
A damaged OCR note reports a study at Wie copsin station on using ground soy as a supplement to cornmeal for pigs. It compares two ratios of cornmeal and soy, tested with emma and thammaliedt jiamainiy terms, noting potential overuse of greens in feed.
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Wiecopsin
Emma
Ee Ee Alleen Thammaliedt Jiamainiy
Mosquito Borne Pest Spreads Through Human Blood
Describes a parasite transmission by mosquitoes and mites, noting visible worms in blood and the lifecycle. Details a bite producing changes in humans and how the pest travels via the body, including emergence and migration through the stomach wall.
Belief About Geese and Harsh Warnings From a 16th Century Text
A fragmented excerpt discusses a 16th century belief about geese and their origins, with references to witnesses and legal or rhetorical challenges. The garbled passage mentions geese, metal, a hall, and notes on testimony, suggesting a learned dispute or sermon about origins and moral implications.
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John Gerard
Adant
Mayuritte
Lannrhineesi
Rome
Barrow-in
Fragmentary history notes on Henry VI and English rule
The readable fragment references Henry VI and English governance, noting defenders of Line Hed 4% and a faded church role. It appears as a partial, garbled historical reminiscence. Further context is needed to identify precise events, dates, or locations referenced.
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Henry VI
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