Mexican-American Joint Commission Dissolves After Months of Talks
New York June reports say the Mexican American Joint Commission has formally dissolved after months of conferences. American officials led by Secretary of State William G. McAdoo urged Mexico to withdraw troops from Chihuahua and to resume diplomatic relations, while Carranza’s government prepared internal cabinet changes. The United States indicated readiness to withdraw troops if Mexico complies, but the breakdown leaves future relations uncertain.
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German View Of It All Risky Peace Efforts
The German note signals limited willingness to resume peace talks while both sides continue military actions. Experts say Berlin hints at possible openness but stops short of a full invitation, aiming to keep options open pending a decisive outcome.
Deaths at Sandusky Sallars Home 1916
The article reports 132 deaths among residents and veterans at the Sandusky Sallars Home in 1916 under Commandant W R Warnedd. February had the highest deaths, with totals by month listed: January 31, February 22, March 349, April 12, May 13, June 137, July 10, August 17, September 17, October 17, November 17, December 11, across 15 counties in the state totaling 1,443 enrolled.
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Buckeye Briefs Killings and fires stain Cincinnati area
A fragmented Buckeye Brief reports a man killed himself beside his mother in Cincinnati on January 6, details of a fatal fire in Roxabelle and a winter tragedy in Portsmowitz. It mentions Cox Baker's stance on women’s suffrage and a Jan 16 farmers’ chamber of commerce organization in Seneca county. Also notes attacks on young girls in Lima and two boys killed in a house blaze in Clathshug.
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Activity continues in Roumania amid battles and bombardments
Reports from the Roumanian front describe ongoing operations near Kut el-Amara and Bugeac fronts with small unit actions and claims of both sides holding advantages. Engagements persist near Calatz, Noumania, and Galata while Russian and Romanian forces face Turkish counterattacks and Austro‑German pressure. Shipping news notes the Minnesota sinking near Herdock Harbor.
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Germany
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Russia Derry Arrives in Paris With New Uniforms
The article states Russia diery reached France weeks earlier and was taken to Paris where they drilled. It notes uniforms made for them in Paris and another batch for 100,000 more, with barracks and marines observed. Government officials claim arrival in Tolon. корреспондент reports two views of the Rus deine in Paris.
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France
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Cost Found High Impresible to Construct Warships
Secretary Daniels told the house naval committee that private shipyards cannot build the battleships within the cost limit. He cited estimates of 1,500,000,000 plus further costs, with Roosevelt and paymaster Aull testing figures from Newport News and other yards. A preliminary navy yard estimate stood at 17,000,000, to be refined.
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Silly Sentence Fragment Highlights Random Names
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names places and events. It mentions Hortin William Street Mays of Whiningtors and a questionable Panama topic alongside a song performance in Texas and a New York state insurance discussion.
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Lawmakers Hear Leak Charges In Cabinet Controversy
Testimony from Lawson and others details involvement of Secretary McAdoo and Archibald MacPhee in a leak case tied to Wilson administration. Lawmakers seek subpoenas for key figures including Secretary to the President Joseph Tumulty and Key Wall Street financiers amid graft allegations and executive session disclosures.
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Bryan and Beckham Among the Orators
Delegates from various organizations gathered at Columbus on January 11 to discuss a campaign for dry laws, debating whether the proposed constitutional amendment should be more drastic or precisely drafted. Notable figures including William Jennings Bryan and US Senator J C W Hockman were set to speak, with Cox and other state leaders invited.
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Ohio Anti-Balaon league
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Memorial path
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Nonpartisan Tax Measure Discussed by Governor and Party Leaders
A conference between Governor Cox and Republican leaders outlined plans for a nonpartisan tax measure. A special joint committee of eight lawmakers, four from each party, will study the current tax situation and draft a constitutional framework. The effort aims to depoliticize taxation while examining proposals from both administrations.
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