Americans Hope German Peace Terms Outline Still Possible
Ambassador Gerard urges German Chancellor to learn if Germany may act favorably on Entente terms. Hope remains that Berlin will outline a peace proposal, shaping Allied efforts in pursuit of an end to hostilities.
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Peace notes and German reply dominate Wilson era discourse
Reports from Belin Berlin and Amsterdam discuss the German note to the Central powers and Entente response. Newspapers portray the reply as aimed at neutrals and Americans, with threats of war if peace terms are refused. In Washington Senator Witchcock renews a Senate bid to endorse Wilson’s peace note, citing humanitarian aims and past precedents.
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Kobe Quake Rocks City Kobe
A strong earthquake struck Kobe on Sunday November 28 heavily damaging hillside homes and shaking landmarks including the railway station. No deaths reported though many walls cracked and chimneys toppled as locals recalled a roaring tremor and fear in central Japan.
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Philadelphia Mural Murder Mystery Deepens in Colbert Case
The Colbert murder in Philadelphia’s Wilton apartments widens as a rich Philadelphia man clears himself per police. Investigators question prominent suitors while motive centers on jealousy and financial disputes over the girl’s affections.
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Counterfeit $10 Gold Certificate Reported
Washington D C authorities disclosed the discovery of a new counterfeit ten dollar gold certificate from the 1907 series. The find was announced amid heightened warnings of fake currency in circulation and urges the public to verify notes with official guidance.
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Secret Service Report Details Flawed Paper Printing
A description notes a print bearing the clock letter A and plate number 9 on pauper paper with silk threads between the sheets. The printing is described as poorly done and unclear in quality.
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Secret Service
Huge Naval Bill Debated as House Plans 100 Million Appropriation
Washington reports show Congress wrestling with a naval appropriation near 100 million dollars as the House and Senate military committees push budget action before March 1. Debates cover universal military service and President Wilson peace notes amid allied and German campaigns and naval losses.
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Greece Considers Entente Note on Reparations
Athens replies to Allied demands for reparations after the clash between Greek and Entente troops in Athens. The government weighs the note while facing currents of public opinion. It seeks a swift decision that protects Greek interests and preserves friendship with the Entente, hoping for continued support.
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England
Reutes
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Two More Ships Lost In Atlantic Clash
Lloyds ship ping agency reports the British steamer Holy Branch of 3,568 tons gross and the Norwegian freighter Viiea have been sunk. London and Copenhagen recount that Britain has barred coal exports to Norway over unsatisfactory fulfillment of obligations by Norway.
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England
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Copenhagen
Norway
Semicivilized troops less hardy than white soldiers
Near Verdun France the chief surgeon at a field hospital reports that colonial native troops are not tougher than white soldiers from French cities. He observes whites endure pain better, noting natives suffer gas gangrene peritonitis and blood poisoning as much as whites and often display greater complaints of pain.
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Pranece
Rail lines report first November drop in two years
The Interstate Commerce Commission indicated a slight decline in net operating revenue for November based on early reports from the first 55 railroads. The drop amounted to more than $1,000, signaling a temporary dip in earnings.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weather Forecast for Government Foresast South Dakota
Partly cloudy with highs and a mix of unsettled conditions. Warmer tonight in central portions and colder in the extreme west. Thursday looks colder with unsettled weather continuing.
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