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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
4
President Wilson calls on all belligerent nations to declare the terms upon which they would end the World War. He urges a prompt, public settlement and outlines a framework for peace based on justice and lasting security.
President Wilson proposes that belligerents and neutrals exchange views on terms to end the war and secure future peace. Notes to central powers and entente allies urge an immediate opportunity to compare terms, with a league of nations as a future aim.
Howard De Weese appeared in Salt Lake City court without an attorney and offered to waive the preliminary hearing and proceed to immediate trial. He is accused of murdering his wife with a flatiron in a Salt Lake City rooming house on September 21, expressing willingness for swift District Court action.
Gen. Funston ordered Col. Richard H. Wilson with troops from the Yuma district to move on to Ajo Arizona to guard the town against rumored Mexican trouble. No major outbreak has occurred but border tensions have unsettled residents of Ajo and Sonoyta near large mining operations.
The will of William S. Murphy leaves 100000 to Harvard to fund scholarships for men named Murphy. With no freshman Murphy entrants, three graduate students receive the aid: Clifton Murphy Georgetown SC first year law, William A. Murphy Boston first year medical, and Gardner Murphy Boston in the graduate school.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Bag Blue as a superior cleaner. claims it cleans better and travels farther than liquid blue and is available from any grocer.
Dialogue sketches a dinner table superstition as the host mentions thirteen guests while noting only a dozen silver knives and forks. The exchange hints at superstition without endorsing it, focusing on social quirk and household tension.
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