President Wilson Sees Urgent Peace And Trade Outlook
President Wilson told White House reporters he favors swift peace treaty ratification and resumed German ties while keeping Rhine troops until Germany fulfills treaty reforms. He warned against German temptations and urged steady policy, noting potential postwar world power dynamics and economic restoration. In Rome, Italian leaders pledged firm action to reduce prices and restore work, while Zurich police exposed Bolshevik counterfeiting, with arrests and seized notes valued in millions.
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Street torn on South Street by traction engine debris
A traction engine pulling a threadings machine and water cart damaged South Street between Burke and Telegraph, tearing the amnesite surface into chunks. Bystanders report injuries and call for action to prevent future damage from engines trampling streets.
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Unclear text from historic notice report
A damaged OCR fragment references a traffic incident involving a 14 or 15 year old girl, possibly the daughter of Mrs Ralph Ditty, with the injured victim rushed to a hospital. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or locations and does not specify conclusions or authorities.
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