Italian Mission At Fiume In Talks With Poet D Annunzio
A parliamentary delegation sent by the Chamber to press Gabriele d Annunzio for Adriatic settlement met the poet at Fiume. Reports say d Annunzio may reject early recognition while a new Italian note signals government considerations. The talks hinge on rehabilitation and possible annexation terms, with cautious steps toward conciliation amid Dalmatian patriotism.
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Gabriele d'Annunzio
d‘Angelo
Ndt
Fegevst
Cagliz
Ig Wnungto
Italy
Quarnero
Telegraph Lines of U S Fight New World Pact
Proposed convention clauses may extend government wartime control and finance. The United States faces opposition from American companies as talks continue on a new world pact, with key provisions under dispute and potential broad powers.
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Tion
America Companies
Arime Power Cress
Telegraph conventions spark government censorship fears
Officials warn that proposed international telegraph rules grant governments broad powers to censor or suspend private telegrams in peacetime. Articles IV VII and VIE outline rights to stop or delay transmissions deemed dangerous or unlawful, prompting objections from American commercial telegraph firms.
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Cting
Navy Considered World's Best Fed Body of Men
Washington reports claim that the American body of men is the best fed, citing Rear Admiral McGowan and a statement from Admiral Wilson. The discourse notes rising food prices since 1915 and prewar averages, with figures on troops subsisting and moving to and from France.
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Navy
Washington
McGowan
Republic
Adral Wilson
Atlantic
Naligures
France
Public appeal highlights budget needs over visible revenues
A garbled report notes public urging to focus on viable state needs rather than visible revenue streams. It references Governor Miller and official visits, calling for reconsideration of the budget, with critics arguing that cuts tied to visible revenues are illusory and urging citizens to think about proper funding this week.
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William H. Altus
Dude
Governerated
Thor
Allen
City Campaign Opens Saturday At Citizens Union Luncheon
The Citizens Union hosts a Saturday luncheon at Hotel Astuy with prominent speakers including Guy mith. Topics cover traction taxation finances and housing as city affairs loom large for next year’s municipal campaign. Walter Tallmadge Arndt, secretary of the union, called the event a major kickoff for civic debate.
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Ldmahana
Astuyaturdar
Guymith
Walter Tallmadge Arndt
The
Union
Eaupaen
Woman Reveals Identity After Central Station Incident
A woman discloses her identity following an incident at Central Station in the afternoon. She mentions she was targeted by a patrolman and was seen with Mes Jeanotee Abercrombie, a forty something resident of Hatlown Pails, Vi. She says her name was released and she was taken into custody.
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Grad Central Station
Jeanotee Abercrombie
Greece Votes Back King Amid Heavy Allied Pressure
Greece returns Constantine to the throne by a heavy majority as cabinet ministers weigh Allied notes and the country’s finances. Reports describe army costs, voucher pay, and the influence of Princess Christopher as crowds celebrate in the streets. Tensions flare with French and Greek soldiers clashing and civic unrest surfacing amid the plebiscite.
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Ierts
Constantinie” Mare
Associated Press
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Stantine
Funitt
Usu
Ortiodon Lveck
Nevige
Helen Irene
Pagi
Praensim
Sonning
Pong
Great Britain
Constantine Considers Election Already Won
Former King Constantine of Greece and his supporters anticipate a plebiscite outcome amid mixed Allied reactions. Analysts note concern over Greek political stability, potential foreign influence, and the Seres treaty shadow as preparations for a swift post-plebiscite path unfold.
Japan Expands Seaplane Force to 280 Planes
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan is expanding its seaplane force from five to 280 planes and adding a British model destroyer ship now in the course of auction.
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Tokio
Der
Shortage of Food in Germany Again Reported
Berlin December reports quote Finance Minister in an interview noting Germany faces an intolerable food shortage worsened by the devaluation of the mark and gold payments disputes with France Britain and Italy. He claims the premium on coal exports and war reparations settlement influence food imports and future prospects remain uncertain.
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Howeser
Wirth
Frisetts
Wien
Ger Campuetel
Fragmentary note on Charles I allied return and government
A damaged fragment discusses allies permitting the return of Charles I and mentions a royal figure, ex-Emperor Charles, a government stalemate, and a ministerial change with Count Polukynis named Premier while a national ruler remains deadlocked. The text shows distorted names and unclear details.
British Use India For Drug Traffic, Agitators Assert
A fret sn gual convention of the Friends of Freedom for India adopted resolutions condemning British dominion and alleging a Br controlled drug traffic undermining natives. Senator George W Norris of Nebraska led speeches faulting Wilson and Allies, condemning the Versailles Treaty and urging funds for Indian independence at the mass meeting in a hotel room.
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India
Friends of Freedom For India
George W. Norrs
Nebraska
Norris
Test
Germany
Wilson
Eve
United States
Russia
Tn Peachell
Ballone
Indian insurgency plan linked to fighting Germany
A fragment recalls a proclamation urging India to rise against British rule during wartime, arguing India should act swiftly to gain freedom while England defended its colonies and stores. The passage hints at a broader call for revolt in alliance with European conflicts.
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Gland
Germany
England
Ireland
India
Japanese troops face charges in war reports
TOKIO December 5 Charges have been made against Japanese troops in connection with actions during the war. The report notes ongoing investigations and alleged offenses carried out over years leading up to and during hostilities.
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Tokio
Manchuria Mission Leader Accused of Corsair Tactics
Rev Dr W N Cook of an American Presbyterian mission in Mukden faced accusations as he allegedly followed Japanese forces and engaged in ruthless acts against Christians and others. The fragmentary text notes suspicion of violence and moral compromise during the conflict.
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Manchuria
W. 7. Cook
Mukden
Cook
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