Amichigans Protest Kaiser Policy At Mass Meeting
New York diorama reports Amchigans urged government action at a mass meet protesting deportations and the enslavement of Helgians. Archbishops and bishops, including Ireland and Wurman, voiced condemnation and urged the United States to protest with force. Speakers stressed justice, human rights, and the duty to oppose expatriation policy while pledging support to administrators in any action.
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New York
Vigorus Ororessionaler Volde
Kainet
Thewkore
Honry Parker
Ree Willam T Mannive
Thinkschurn
United States
Ireland
Spraika
Gaitier
Germany
Piigiana
English German books seized in transit to US released
London authorities freed many scientific and educational works seized from Germany in transit to the United States. Most were for universities and educational bodies. propaganda volumes, including works by Honiton Chamberlain, were not released. Chamberlain, seen as an Englishman abroad, supported Germany and Wagner.
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London
England
Germany
United States
Honaton Chamberlain
Eva Wagner
Bayreuth
Levy of 1,000,000 rubles for Vilna district
The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung reports a single levy of 1,000,000 rubles on Vilna district in Lithuania. It funds past and future population supply costs and expenses. The move aims to cover supplies provided to the population of Vilna.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitunge
Vilna
Lithuania
Man Fights Bear Chase in West Milford NJ
John Fly pursued a black bear for over a half mile in West Milford New Jersey. The bear halted when Fly found his gun unloaded. He fled home as the bear followed, but the animal finally retreated after a superior spread.
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West Milford
N. J
John Fly
Brain
Superior
Three Killed in Mine Shaft Accident at Holmes Mine
In Marquette Michigan a bucket elevator plunged seventy feet to the shaft bottom at the Holmes mine in Lehoeming killing three workers and fatally injuring six others. Rescue teams and investigators cordon the site as the company cooperates with authorities.
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Marquette
Mich
Holmes
Lehoeming
Capital Girl Weds Prince Washington
Mise Catherine A Britten of the city and Prince Alfred Yu Hobhenlohe Schillingshurst accredited to the Austro Hungarian embassy were married here.
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Washington
Mise
Catherine A. Britten
The
City
Prince Alfred Yu Hobhenlohe Schillingshurst
Creston Summit House Burns Down With Big Loss
Creston Indiana fire razed The Summit House, the town's leading hostelry, causing an estimated loss of 75900 dollars. Guests escaped unharmed, with most belongings saved.
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Creston
Summit House
Indiana Bank Robbery At Pollockton Rate Bank
Armed band entered the Pollceton rate Bank here and, confronting cashier Herman Forber, seized several hundred dollars. A posse quickly formed and began pursuit.
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Ind
Pollceton
Herman Forber
Cecapea
Crop report shows U S crops below normal across board
The United States crop bureau reports a broad drop in staple yields Wheat corn oats and other crops are below last years levels With price pressures rising farmers hoped for relief but officials note widespread shortages and a long road ahead Greece accepts allied ultimatum after protracted negotiations The turn leaves Athens under blockades and turmoil with reports of King Constantine seeking German ties to avert disaster
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Washington
United States Bureau
A. Cikappath
Piraeus
Athens
Greece
America's Duty Is Plain Leads Peace Movement
Governor Arthur Capper of Kansas told a governors conference that the United States bears the responsibility and duty to lead in the movement for universal peace. He said the American people must lead civilized nations toward permanent peace to prevent future world disturbances.
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Washington
America
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Conference of Governors
Gov. Capper
House panel backs ban on mail liquor ads
Washington legislators report favorably on a bid to prohibit the mailing of liquor advertisements, introduced by a Prohibition representative from California, signaling an effort to curb alcohol promotion through mail.
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Washington
Post Office Committee
House
Prohibition
California
Danish West Indies sale vote strings through Congress
The 1917 referendum in Copenhagen on selling the Danish West Indies to the United States produced 283000 votes in favor and 167000 against.
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Copenhagen
Danish West Indies
United States
New Commerce Body Member Nominee Nominated
Washington President Wilson nominates Winthrop Moore Paniels of New Jersey to join the Interstate Commerce Commission as a new member.
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New Commerce Body
Washington
Wilson
Winthrop Moore Paniels
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Government flour mill and bakery project proposed
A bill by Representative Young of North Dakota proposes erecting a government flour mill and bakery in the capital to show the real cost of bread. The measure aims to demonstrate price factors and production costs within federal oversight.
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Washington
Young
North Dakota
Desirable Ireland Phrase Highlighted in Commons Speech
The Eyre hequ er Bonar Law praised an address by Irish leader John Redmond in the commons. A change in Ireland is described as desirable and linked to the affairs of the Eyre hequ and Leoden-A pew etate.
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Ireland
Leoden
Hanre Jer
Eyvehequer
Bonar Law
Epeerh
Commons
John Redmond
Pope to Issue Christmas Proclamation to Belligerents
London dispatch reports via Tageblatt that in response to the central powers peace note, the pope will issue a Christmas proclamation to all belligerents within a few days. The notice comes through Copenhagen by the Exchange Telegraph.
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London
England
Tageblat
Berlin
Copenhagen
Exchange
Doctor Discovers Aphasia Marriage Mystery
Dr Raymond T Swearner confronts a woman claiming to be his wife after finding a young woman at his home. An investigation reveals he had married during a state of aphasia, leading to questions about the legality and identity of the spouse.
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Chicago
Raymond T Swearner
Prisoner Granted Leave Amid Father’s Wounding News
Joliet inmate Charles Ebrar learned his father was dying from a bullet wound. His clean record prompted officials to release him without guard supervision and allow him to stay near the hospital during his father’s illness or possible death.
Mayor to Get Auto Omaha Enjoined Use of City Cars
A court enjoined Mayor "Cowboy Jim" Ihtman from using city automobiles for private use. Supporters started a subscription and purchased his honor, while friends marked the event with a show of solidarity.
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Omaha
Jim” Ihtman
Unclear OCR Note On Clerical Change At Dawer Flop
Fragmentary text suggests a person named Franela left an unnamed alterman role and quit a job aiding the homeless. It mentions Hectors ft and a night clerk for a group or location called the Dawer flop, but details and context are unreadable.
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Chiraco
Franela
Hectors
Missouri and federal highway funds under Missouri control
A Missouri commission debate centers on the halt of federal highway aid passing through state administration. Key figures argue the split of funds depends on state authority over construction, with proposals and corrections discussed for January. The issue ties to county courts and highway commission powers across states and federal oversight.
Primary campaign costs and speaker race in Missouri
A summary of campaign expenditures for Jutee Heme Langm of Redalia seeking the Missouri governorship. Primary costs total around 1000 dollars with 1000 for prime campaign and 1000 for election. Jodtee Lamm primary expenditures include 400 for postage. Drake Wateon, representative from Rallecerntz, considered for speaker. F J Ful bright of Ripley withdrew and pledged support. The Democrat majority suggests Watson’s election is likely. Bevery Stevens surrendered to authorities in Jefferson at Warren McClung’s, faces multiple charges, including a 200 real estate note scheme and other indictments.
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Drake Wateon
Fran Rallecerntz
J F Fulbrieht
Ripley County
Watson
Bevery
Stevens
Clayton
Louis County
Jefferson
Warren D C McClung
Paroled Man Convicted of Grand Larceny in St Louis
On recommendation by Sen ator Mike Kinney and Rev A Glesert of Jefferson City and others, Charles Vaughn was paroled from a two year term for grand larceny begun April 4, 1914. Vaughn had been convicted for participation in a holdup and theft of $80 from a grocery driver in St Louis County.
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Mike Kinney
A. Glesert
Jefferson City
Gor Major Tae
Charles Vaughn
St Louie
Vaughn
Tea A. H Dretvenback
Joseph Weideninger
Annual Crop Report and Economic Figures of Missouri
The annual crop report summarizes Missouri's agricultural output with figures on wheat, corn, and other crops, noting variability in yields and values. It also references livestock prices, farm commodities, and prices of cattle, sheep, and horses, alongside court and policy mentions affecting farm futures and market conditions.
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Herrea
Njelee
Brondine
Border Forces Move From Laredo For Four Day Rio Grande Hike
A force labeled Border Boys or Hike, joined by Battery F of the Third United States Field Artillery and the Second Florida Infantry, departed Laredo for a four day hike down the Rio Grande. A sham battle will showcase these maneuvers as Gardner heads to prisonauthorities in New York. Frederick D. Gardner, Missouri governor elect, has begun work as chief executive and travels to Washington for a governors conference to discuss the delicate future induction into office on January 8.
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Missouri
United States Field Artillery
Florida Infantry
Laredo
Rio Grande
Gardner
Frederick D. Gardner
New York
Offic
Col Gardner
Washington
Bet le
He Vselt
Convrete
Mystery Assertions Hit Local Court Docket
The report notes a contentious case in which a jury near Sere investigates alleged misconduct by a vice consul and a second official, with formal charges and a preliminary hearing detailed. The document cites unnamed witnesses and the broader impact on the Misers community as proceedings proceed.
Carmen te Ceontieue Strike Continues In New York Clip
A labor strike continues with Carmen te Ceontieue leading protests in New York. A clip shows participants marching through Wratebester County, while caren ehe and Beg temter voices echo among the crowd as voting to continue the strike proceeds.
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New York
Carenehe
Wratebester
Silver Gores Up Washington United Sales
The treasury department at Waab inked to pay Th cents an cence for ailver The inerwase le fram 73 wente.
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Washington —United Sales Asaar
Treasury Department
Waabinktom
Ailver
President's Christmas Plans Ahead of Washington Holidays
Washington President plans to spend Christmas in Washington this year with members of his family and a close circle, signaling a low key end of year at the capital.
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Washington
Wilson
Bia
Ruth Law Aims to Break World Flight Record
Ruth Law, who set an American nonstop flight record from Chicago to New York, plans to attempt breaking the world endurance record early next year.
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Ruth Law
New York
Mies
Chicago
Jump From Chapel Kills Patient at Alta State Hospital
Vincent Poeppiell of New Baden, an inmate at Alta State Hospital, jumped from the third story of the chapel during Catholic services and died instantly. Police and hospital officials investigated the incident as a suicide attempt, with no immediate signs of foul play. The tragedy prompted reviews of chapel safety and inmate supervision at the facility.
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Anna
Vincent Poeppiell
New Baden
Alta State Hospital
Vote on New Courthouse in Jackson County
Jackson County board of supervisors schedules a special election in February to approve extending a $150000 bond authorization to fund construction of a new courthouse. The measure aims to finance erection of the building and related facilities.
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Dagsten
Board of Supervisor
Jackson County
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