Lloyd George's Peace Reply Sparks Press Debate
London reaction to Premier Lloyd George's response to German peace proposals is mixed with cautious support. Newspapers like the Manchester Guardian stress no door is closed, while others warn against hasty rejection and urge unity in the Entente. Reports from Amsterdam and Vienna reflect wary skepticism about terms and timing.
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England
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Germany
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Jance
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Tageblatt
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Publishe
Vienna
J.jord-George
Rouier Briand
Italia Forign
Baron Soninno
David Lloyd George
Aristide Briand
France
von Mackensen
Beresford Plans Big Course and Corn Show
Beresford South Carolina to host a corn show and farmers short course in late February. State lecturers and experts will speak to help local farmers. The corn exhibit promises high quality crops and will be scored by an expert. It will be the region's most significant farmers gathering in months.
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Beresford
S. C
Mhat
More Gold Arrives in New York City
Gold valued at 8 200 000 dollars imported from Canada was deposited in the assay office today for J. P. Morgan and Company.
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New York City
Canada
J. P. Morgan & Company
Noozie Forecast for South Dakota Snow Likely Tonight
The Government forecast in South Dakota shows increasing cloudiness with probable snow late tonight or Thursday. Cold conditions continue with frigid temperatures and brisk winds, prompting travelers to plan for winter weather.
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South Dakota
Cottonwood Post Office Safe Not Tapped by Yeggs
Robbers entered the J K Brockesley store in Cottonwood blowing the safe and taking $85 from cash on hand. Deliberate steps showed they avoided the post office area and left town with two strangers seen the day before the robbery. Authorities suspect experienced safe blowers may still be in western South Yakota.
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Cottonwood
J. K. Brockesley
Uncle Sam
S. W. Davis
South Yakota
Record Cold Grips State With Subzero Temperatures
Weather across the region set new December lows as Watertown and Sioux Falls reported record frigid readings. Temperatures fell to 25 to 27 degrees below zero with Mitchell at 25 below and Valentine Neb at 26 below. Snow may follow as cloudiness increases and forecasts warn of continued bitter cold through the weekend.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Valentine
Neb
Sioux
City in Lincoln Omaha Reports 10 Below Temperatures
City officials in Lincoln near Omaha announced a temperature reading of 10 below as the mercury continued to fall, signaling a deepening cold spell.
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Lincoln
Omaha
British food ban a failure in London hotels and restaurants
London reports indicate the food control measure to limit courses served in hotels and restaurants has failed to curb consumption. Newspapers claim diners evade the ban by visiting multiple eateries, turning the scheme into a de facto tax or tariff on dining.
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London
England
Bing
Paris
Ial
Let Convicts Go Home Christmas Holiday Parole
North Carolina prison authorities plan three day Christmas parole starting Sunday so inmates may spend the holiday at home. Convicts must promise to return by noon December 27. Last Christmas Governor Craig parole d over 500 prisoners under similar terms, and authorities expect more this year though the exact total is unclear.
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Taleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Craig
Border Alarm Urges Troop Move to Ayjo Arizona
General Fune fon ordered Col. Richard W Wilson commander in the Yuna district to dispatch enough troops from Yuna to Ayjo Arizona to guard against potential Mexican trouble. The unit will move immediately.
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San Antonio
Vex
Funefon
Richard W Wilson
Yuna District
Ayjo
Ariz
Yuna
War Updates and Mail Seizures Reported Across Fronts
European war activity eases with quiet fronts in France and Verdun. The Overseas News agency cites British French mail seizures totaling about 39 thousand bags from December 1915 to September 1916 and notes censorship. American leave permissions granted for 200 detained in Syria and Palestine.
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Berlin
Germany
Sayville
S. 1
Overseas News Agency
South America
Spain
United States
German Transportation Gazette
Th Jlagzue
War Office
Price Probe for Uncle Sam After the War
The piece argues the United States will accumulate more gold and later must disgorge part of it as peaceful trade resumes. It notes failure to sell short term notes domestically and predicts England will send more gold to uphold its credit despite added loans.
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United States
England
Allies plan new massive loan to finance war munitions
Washington reports Great Britain and France moving to float another loan in the United States to back their purchases of war materiel. The Federal Reserve blocked a direct short term note loan and the Allies now plan to offer American securities as collateral, claiming no difficulty in securing backing as long as security is adequate.
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Vletes
Washington, D
Germany
Great Britain
France
United States
Federal Reserve Board
England
J. P. Morgan
Reserve Board
Oklahoma bank robbed at Skiatook near Tulsa
Bank raiders blew open the Oklahoma National Bank at Skiatook and escaped with about $20,000 in currency and silver after cutting telephone and telegraph lines. Police and posses pursued as the robbers fled in a motor car.
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Tulsa
Ohlo
Oklahoma
Oklahoma National Bank
Skiatook
Here
Pulew
Trio Held For Death of Wealthy Wichita Crone
Kansas City police hold Molina Miller Harry Fitzpatrick and the woman's husband in connection with the death of Arthur W B Sima wealthy Wichita man found dead beneath an inter city viaduct. Police say robbery was the motive and that Sima was thrown from a car to his death.
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Kansas City
Arthur WB
Sim
Wichita
Kan
Molina Miller
Harry Fitzpatrick
Miller
Sidua Miller
Heine
Fitzpatrick
Vole Cutters Executed as Villa Faction Battles in Mexico
Juarez Mexico bandit Bandeiro Ure and several followers linked to Villa were executed by home guards after reportedly severing ears of Carranza prisoners. In the same action Villa troops suffered many casualties in a battle southwest of Chihuahua City, a guard member reported today.
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Juarez
Mexico
Bandeiro Ure
Villa
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Teuard
British Premier Lloyd George stirs Washington over naval policy
London reports Lloyd George’s remarks on nationalizing British shipping and coal control as a bold move affecting Allied trade and American ships. Officials weigh how a full merchant marine mobilization could shift submarine policy and the fate of private vs public vessels.
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Lloyd George
War Ministry
England
United States
Lloya-Gorge
Venzelos
Venizelos
Greece
London
Ingland
Jloyd-Georgze
Pariament
Stat
Smewhat
Lloyd-George
Habe
Theabinet
Deauiine
Lloyd-Gesree
Ireland
Comluiur
Boy in buggy accident seeks damages in circuit court
Arleigh Herron son of Mr and Mrs George Herron of a rural Howard South Dakota farm was driving a buggy from Carthage to Howard when a fast unlit car struck the vehicle, throwing him about thirty feet. He suffered nervous prostration but no broken bones. The unidentified driver refuses settlement and a damage suit will be filed in state circuit court.
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Here
Arleigh Herron
George Herron
Howard
Carthage
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