Paris Notes on Peace Conference Press Rules
Paris reports indicate the peace conference will limit public disclosures with formal communiques only. Officials consider a joint press meeting to exchange views on publicity with allied nations, while Russia questions are to be examined later.
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Paris
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Preas
Presa Wid
Ouneil
Russa
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Parle
Tondom
Outay Orsay
Mt Avenue Des Champs Elveres
Russia
Wilton
Lolyd
Britain
England
Wilson
Sone
Deeds Exonerated Of Graft Charges
Washington report states that deeds tied to graft charges have been exonerated after an investigation by wartime records. Secretary Baker announced the board’s findings and said the inquiry is closed with records reviewed.
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Wyarty
Baker
City Manager Plan Probed By Local Men
Civic Council Committee to report next Monday on a proposed city manager plan. Letters from other cities are requested to share experiences with the plan. The committee will question four members and prepare a report for the chief council. Oklahoma City and others have debated the plan, with letters guiding the inquiry into one executive directing city affairs.
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Real Attornean
Jay Linget
Phoema Cry
Chie Council
Mounday Tropassale
Oklahoma City
Enrmaration Hus Art
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Road Bill 10.08 Moves to House Swift Action
A $90,000,000 road bill heads to the House early next week after passing initial review. The measure, backed by legislative leaders, will be submitted to the governor for executive approval before consideration.
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Rete
More Power for State Charity Head Proposed
A state Senate bill would grant the commissioner of charities and corrections sweeping investigatory powers over city and county bodies and private or corporate groups upon sworn affidavits, with authority to order abatements and prosecute via county attorneys. The measure also creates an assistant commissioner position at $2000 annually.
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Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Commssioner of Charities and Corrections
Thomas
Mayfield
Hoge
Charities and Corrections
Crosby Resigns Financial Post
Crosby has resigned as special commissioner of finance for the United States in Europe. Secretary Gis will accept the resignation but Crosby intends to remain in finance advisory work on American peace def amation.
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Washington
Tanti Qooae
Crosby
United States
Europe
Gis
Soos
Capitol Door Opens After Four Years of Diplomatic Strain
The door from the executive suite to the secretary of state’s private office opened this morning for the first time since the new administration began. The entry had been kept locked, reflecting a long period of tense relations between the governor and the former secretary, with no visits between their offices in three years.
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Secretary of State
Joe Martin
Ral
Les
Secof
Lyon
Williams
Willame
Mr. Lyon
Fie
Ohio rejects L D rates plan for intra state service
The Ohio mobile utilities commission on January 16 rejected the proposed schedule of long distance rates and ordered that they shall not affect intra state service in Ohio. Postmaster General Burleson was referenced in the decision as part of the dispute.
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Columbus
Ohio Mobile Utilities Commission
Burleson
Ohio
Liberty Crisis Warning From Page At Oklahoma Event
George T. Page of Peoria addresses a crowd urging vigilance as America faces postwar problems. He warns Bolshevik influence, unemployment, and economic strain threaten liberty and demands national unity to preserve democracy. The piece lists new military titles amid the governor's staff reshuffle and notes many officers appointed in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma Bar Association
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Iran
Nis Pen
Jet
Ventecost
Pellewnet
Hanora City
Frank Sueford
Oklahoma City
JP. Alten
Jeane Watts
Wagoner
Marbee
Mivek
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Ta Onity Hos
Dohieon
Oktebonir City
Army arrests German girls in Coblenz
Twenty German girls swept streets at Andernach near Coblenz and were arrested for fraternizing with American soldiers. The arrests underscore American command resolve to enforce General King’s order. Enforcement remains strict in Coblenz and larger towns, with minor relaxations elsewhere.
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Reas
Coblenz
Anderbach
Nking
Plan to Spend Millions in Last Ditch Battle Over Prohibition
A lengthy, sensationalized account details the fierce national fight over the liquor industry as states move to ratify the federal prohibition amendment. It highlights the billions invested in distilleries, the constitutional arguments concerning state versus federal powers, and the anticipated July 1 enforcement date. The piece notes political support in Chicago and remarks by Senator Borah, with mentions of the Little Brown Jug song and the broader moral reform context shaping the dramatic national clash.
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Nebraska
Supreme Cine
Dangerous corner to be rounded at busy city intersection
City engineers begin rounding the north corner at the intersection of Lass en Houtevard and Tenth Street after numerous auto accidents. A 100 foot cut will be made with ten feet added to the street at its widest point, per city commissioners.
Senate committee hearings on labor and commerce bills
The senate committee on labor and commerce will hold hearings on January 14 and January 24 on bills regulating firemen's hours and workers' compensation. Firemen's bill to be heard first, then the compensation bill, as mayors and city officials attend the session.
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Senate Committee On Labor and Commerce
Fragmented OCR Voting Fragments Mention Multiple States
An unclear OCR passage lists scattered phrases about voting, with many garbled names and state spellings. It references various U S states and places without coherent context or clear events.
Whisky Plants To Be Converted Into Factories
New York reports plans to convert distillery plants within a year, converting remaining whisky and spirits into factory-grade production. Norman Re Sterne, head of the Trans- Oceanic Commercial Keradeen, announces the reorganized export security group overseeing the conversion and enforcement steps.
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New York
Tanto
Bood
Norman
Re Sterne
Trans- Oceane
Conmmeruel Keradeen
Eypurt
Othe Distillers
Encanation
Tod
Beverages Tax Rates Accepted in War Revenue Act
Washington January 16 Senate and house conferees agreed on beverage tax rates in the war revenue bill. The conference accepted most of the Senate’s rates, estimated to raise about 49 million dollars. The panel reported just as thirty six states had ratified the federal prohibition amendment.
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Washington
Senate
House
State Legislatures Move on Prohibition Ratification
Nebraska becomes the 36th state to ratify the federal prohibition amendment as the legislature votes to concur in a house amendment to a joint resolution. Wyoming ratifies prohibition unanimously in Cheyenne. Minnesota Senate passes prohibition measure. House adjourns without action on restation.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Ebraska
ST Paul
Mion
Minnesota State Senate
Ion
House
Missouri for Jefferson 4 Mo Jon via the
A fragmented note references Missouri and Jefferson with a four month period, mentioning federal involvement and a person named Jon. The readable text is sparse, but indicates a legal or administrative context with federal action and a time frame of four months.
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