League of Free Nations protests secrecy in peace talks
NEW YORK Jan. 17 The League of Free Nations association led by Norman Mapgood protests publicity limits on the peace conference. The cable to Woodrow Wilson urges openness arguing secrecy harms public interest and American opinion. The piece notes Russia’s status and the growing question of representation at the conference.
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New York
League Af Free Nations Association
Norman Mapgood
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League of Free Nations Association
America
Waris Justce
Ushag
Russia
Council
Tr Council
Poincare
Havas
Bolshevism Threatens Europe Warns Senators in Debate
Washington dispatch reports House bill seeking 1000000 for famine relief in Europe to combat Bolshevism, with President Wilson aim and Democratic Leader Martin backing rapid passage. Cable from American peace delegation cited 300 million needed to feed starving Europeans, while Hollis and Wells warn of ongoing risks and allied instability.
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Europe
Senate
Martin
Chalartin
Martin Sai
Hollis
New Hampshire
Toll
Switzerland
Talynetia
Creel
Slovakia
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Wiery
Spain
France
Paris
Wells Abo
Italy
Army reports wounded in action in January update
Fragmented OCR reveals military bulletin noting soldiers wounded and a January tally. The text mentions names and places with partial details and references a non-graphic battlefield injury report. The content blends medical product mention and nonessential filler.
Vote to Abolish Sub-Treasuries in Major Move
Washington reports the House approved a provision in the legislative appropriation bill directing the secretary of the treasury to abolish on July 1 next the subtreasuries at Baltimore Boston Cincinnati New Orleans Philadelphia St Louis. Also included is an advertisement for Habitual Constipation Cured with EAX-FO$ WITH PEPSIN a tonic laxative claiming relief in 14 to 21 days and urging regular use.
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Vita' Marriage Licences and Funeral Notices
Vita' Statistics reports two marriage licences, Olin Black age 19 and Mary Eive age 18 of Olahome City, and Orn May Towkmend age unknown, with Harry J. Edmlaton 19 and Pearl Wall 19 of Oklahoma City. Funeral service for 41) Went wenth sires Sunuary to be held Sunday at 2 o'clock at the Rapitat church, burial at Paitlawh Wo. The notices include locations in Los Angeles California and Oklahoma City.
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Mil the
Alec Mee
Marshall T
Wihkee
Rete Rapitat
Turbulent German Leaders in Spartacist Uprising
Reports from Berlin detail Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg as Spartacist leaders amid the 1919 crisis. Trials, arrests, and executions color the radical movement’s collapse and the Ebert government’s response as press voices frame the events as divine justice or political reckoning.
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Reichstag
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Eden
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Ean
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Divine Justice
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Rosa Lasemiire
Tages Zeitung
Lokal Anzeigen
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Rosa Legemburg
Tere
Dandruff Cure Promised By Simple Night Treatment
A reader shares a home remedy claiming that dissolving dandruff with a nightly liquid treatment can destroy the condition and stop scalp itching by morning. The ad-like note promises glossy, thick hair and urges purchasing the product at drug stores.
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Ryan Iy
Moonshiners Targeted as Prohibition Tightens in state
Officers warn a wave of moonshine activity in southeastern Oklahoma as federal and state action intensifies. Reports say two federal and three to four state court cases are pending, with two operating stills and several raw materials seized. Local agents note many anonymous tips and emphasize full enforcement once the national prohibition law takes effect.
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Oklshors
Oklahoma
Hone Dry” Iw
Hubert C
Rolen
Ia Ath
Bolen
United States
Nolen
Unclear text from legislative code revision meeting
Fragmentary notes describe a senate house discussion on code revision dated near Harris Day and February. Mentions commissions, two committees, and a 1909 revision. Names like Raliel Cam appear incomplete.
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Senate
Weents Petition and State Legal Group Mobilization
A fragmented report notes Weents petitioning state groups and mentions E G Me as a former president. It cites about 2400 lawyers in the state, claiming more than 60 percent are monitored by the association, describing it as the third largest in the field.
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E.G. Meis
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