Freedom of the seas debated at peace conference
Reports indicate the United States seeks a definite law at the peace conference to treat seas as an international highway under shared law rather than individual nations. A minimum contraband list and a defined blockade are proposed, with Wilson likely to address Britain and Oxford University.
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Robert JB Press
George Washington
United States
Wilson
Friends
England
Oxford University
Wison
Process of Occupation Across War Fronts
Reported from Amsterdam and Washington describing Allied plans for disarmament in Hungary and occupation progress in Germany. British troops enter Cologne while German and Armenian reports surface amid disarmament and border movements. General Pershing outlines the American army of occupation advancing into Germany.
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Washington, D.C
Pershing
War Department
Germany
Third Americas Army
Giaadi-Wallenborn - Daun Raversheuren-Ringelkof
Army Reorganization Studied by Headquarters in Annual Report
Washington March 1 United Press says the United States must change its general staff law. The headquarters report urges a broad conception of future force organization and notes initial WWI strength was inadequate. It calls for reorganization of divisions and a new scheme to be submitted to Secretary Baker.
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MAE
United States
England
George Washington
Detter
Paris
United Press
Washington, D
Baker
Ocr
March
Congress
Great Britain
Dememieis
Asuerica
Britt Corpins Wait In Fighting Gergenny
Civiieschin
Convention for Study of Infant Mortality Discussed
A chaotic dispatch cites Dr. Eudolph WW and Dr. Holmes in Chicago debating infant mortality study. The exchange hints at policy aim to reduce deaths and to sanction those who violate norms, amid claims of hardship and home conditions.
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United Press
Chiesso
Fms
Eudolph
Holmes
Chicago
International jury to try Kaiser for murder
An international jury will try the former German emperor on murder charges. Reports indicate French backing and involvement by the ministries of justice as the case proceeds. The trial concerns the mail steamer Susser and related charges.
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International Jury
Kaiser
Saim- Ling Wige
France
Sinéam
Rey
Start Movement to Punish German Officers
Fragmented fragmentary text appears to describe a movement to punish German officers with references to Michigan Arbor, officials, women, and governments. The readable content is garbled, offering limited clear facts or names.
Mitchell Is President of the League
The text names Mitchell as president and John G. as secretary with references to a first stock matter and contributions. It appears to outline leadership roles in an organization or league, with Pai Chirase and Manz Ser mentioned in relation to the presidency and secretarial duties. The readable fragment suggests a governance setup and member contributions within a league context.
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Br Pai Chirase
Frea
Manz Ser Af Dhe
Chiesse
John G
Firs Stoce
Mitehell Ana Veeret Iepre
League
Five divisions named in Yankee army of occupation
Associate Press reports five more divisions assigned to the American occupation force entering Germany. Listed are the Seventh, Twenty‑second, Ninety‑second, Seventy‑ninth, and Eighty‑ninth regiments along with other units. Maj. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman commands the entire force.
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Washington
Germany
jMarch
Pennsylvania
Pennslvania
Marsland
District
Columbia
Eral Pershing
Miche Ligen
Wisconsin
Kansis
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Joseph T. Diekmar
Pershing
Marcin
Marci
Gram France
Ininspernts Susquehanna
Britain Took Chances That Won the Big War
A long, sweeping claim credits Britain with decisive risks that secured victory in the war. The article argues German losses and Allied resilience followed from bold British actions and U S entry, framing Britain's conduct as pivotal to the outcome and the postwar balance of power.
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Britain
Military unit list fragment with engineers and artillery brigades
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple units and staffs including ordnance repair 318th engineers 67th and 8th field artillery brigades Ninety second division 292nd machine gun battalion 217th trench mortar battery military police training supply and ammunition trains 323rd field signal battalion and mobile ordnance repair shops plus Second Fourth Sixth Seventh engineer companies and medical detachment third. The text reads as a roster of units and support elements without a cohesive event.
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Sameshiy Bd
Ers
aevangiHery
318Th Engineers
217Th Engineers
Storm battered boat arrives in New York after voyage
United Press reports a storm battered vessel reaching New York with fifty-nine passengers from Trinidad. Captain Thamson stated the vessel endured a perilous voyage with lifeboats smashed and no casualties. Nearby, Captain A. Werdaman of the lumber steamer William H. Murphy, from Orange, Texas, survived a fire and sinking with 32 aboard a British warship.
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United Press
New York
Thor
Trinidad
3Athemnson
Ina Ie Laravai
A. Werdaman
Bere
mMn
Muria
Index of Today's Paper and Theaters Schedule Notes
Nonsensical OCR fragment listing services and theater notices. Mentions Market Quotat and Cost of Fax, with garbled city or publication details. Provides no clear events, names, or dates to summarize into a proper news item.
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Wiser Hane
Ene Ee
Erin
Fgst
Wilsons definition of freedom of the seas
The article cites Wilsons 1919 peace without victory message advocating freedom of the seas as essential for world peace. It argues for neutralization of direct war rights, limitation of armaments, and open maritime commerce under agreed terms to prevent conflict and ensure safe, assured global intercourse.
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Washington
Prestint Wilson
Turis
Senate
Beekeepers Convention Advances Disease Prevention Approvals
The Beekeepers Convention recommends appropriation to fight disease. Madison and Wisconsin figures led by President Pavan and Prof Gi Wilson were elected to preside, with activists and experts backing new strategies and reforms.
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Madison
Gi Wilson
Wiscersim
Baruch and Davidson Urged to Prepare
Baruch and Davidson are called to readiness amid unclear notes and references to Penn Washington and a wood phase. The garbled text hints at preparation for an unspecified event or matter, but details remain obscured.
Lusitania Case Factor in Propaganda Wreckage
Fragmentary OCR outlines a 1915 era discussion on the Lusitania sinking as a propaganda element. Mentions Derek Ter Couns von Hermsgont, J. F. Archibald, Alfred F. Hart, and German papers recovered by British authorities. Notes names like Louis Garthe and The Baltimore American correspondent.
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Probata
Derek Ter Couns von Hermsgont
Aust Am Amerie
Splangilen Weiss
Ghegaaris
Bruce Hiederich
Farvien Anee
de Wath
Times Mall
Heliec Iack
Air Huntington Wright
Joe
Biiaski
Couniy
J. F. Archibald
Germa
Archibald
Alfred F. Nell Hart
Harvard
Fernstor
Louis Garthe
Washington
Baltimore American
Courier
Death Penalty Sought as German Agents Face Court
United Press reports in New York that alleged leaders of a German espionage ring are to appear in court. Officials say the case centers on espionage activities tied to wartime intelligence and breach of security laws.
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Iby United Press
New York
Bri
Fatality Report Tied to Canned Fish Incident
A serious accident linked to canned fish led to a fatal injury. Officials investigated causes as investigators gathered details from witnesses and local authorities to determine what happened and who may be responsible.
Funeral at Winnecona
Funeral held for a government official in Winneconne. Readers were invited to honor the late figure with services and local tributes.
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Winneconne
Clearing House Condition Report From New York Bank
Disjointed OCR fragment notes a condition at a New York clearing house with mentions of banks and guards. No clear events, dates, or names are readable enough to identify specific institutions or outcomes. The legible parts hint at a financial disruption or security measure but lack verifiable details.
Warehouse Fire Damages Facility Amid Uneven Conditions
A warehouse suffered a major blaze causing extensive damage and prompting emergency response. Reports indicate several workers evacuated safely as investigators assess the scene for cause and potential costs. Local officials estimate losses near forty four thousand six hundred dollars.
Bags of Gold for Wilhelm and German negotiations
Fragmented wires report German finance and political maneuvers amid famine warnings. Prussia seeks to bolster Wilhelm and German leadership as Berlin considers coal, food, and ration cuts. Kiel battles, Mainz street clashes, and Baltic dispatches signal a widening crisis across occupied and buffer zones.
Election of Officers at Oshkosh Eagles Aerie 267
At the regular meeting of Oshkosh Aerie No 267 F Order of Eagles the officers for one year were elected and to be installed at the next meeting. President Hart Malone, Vice President Henry Kitz, Chaplain John O Donnell, Treasurer Leroy Gilbert, Inner Guard Williams, Outer Guard Crastray, Trustee W L Aalhow, and other officers named. Installation set for January in the reg meeting.
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Oshkosh Aerie
Hart Malone
Henry Kitz
John ‘ Odunnel
Leroy Gilberth
Wiliams
FL Sehein
W. L
County Board Committee Aims for Weather Grants
County board committee members discuss weather grants and related funds at an afternoon meeting. Officials consider how to allocate resources, review applications, and set deadlines for a forthcoming program.
Gies in California Names Sued Wilder and Darton
In California, Suse Wilder and Henry J. Darton are named in a civil matter. The case involves Raler ahr piv ihre and unnamed parties, with claims against Wilder and Darton. Proceedings appear to concern a dispute over property or business interests.
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Raler
Ome Fauskier
Suse Wilder
Mr Henry J. Darton
Califerra
Holland and Allies on Kaiser Internment Plan
London reports Holland would intern the former German emperor and crown prince in a Dutch colony if the Allies insist on court delivery. Amsterdam sources suggest they could be placed on a remote island in the East Indies. Holland also seeks compensation for neutral losses and possible territory along the Batavian border.
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Associated Press
London
International Court of Justice
Holland
Amsterdam
Express
Houtkind
Hohenzollern
Fasse Indies
Holand
Limburs
Peleizm
Amoverp
Batclan Jorder
Dutch Limburg
Influenza Under Control Says City Health Commissioner
The six week outbreak tightens as only five cases are reported and quarantine remains in effect. Officials note improvement and continued monitoring.
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Accordins
Arantine
Former Winchester Boy In France Bled For Army
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Winchester native who served in France during World War I era, with references to pneumonia and military camp in London. The garbled text mentions Furcaret and a march into Britain, suggesting wartime casualty or service, but details are unclear.
Weather Forecast For West And Great Lakes Region
Forecasters predict generally cloudy conditions across the west and Great Lakes area this week. Temperatures expected to average near normal with possible snow flurries in the far northern portions and a shift toward fair, near normal weather by the week's end.
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Kexion
Great Lakes
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Deciaien
Berlin
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Rotterdam
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Hungary
Baku
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America
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Koln
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Mer
Duiith
Wien
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Beekeepers’ Convention
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Davidson
Penn _ Washington
Ferayet
Fegertaee of the
Grea Tehein
Lusitania
New Yorke
Chitec
Corle
Tet Press
Oldies Nil Workers Council
Weer Zeitweg
Hamburg
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Wilken Mohenzollerin
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Kurt Fisner
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Bro WS. Self
Germain
Bernsellert
Munich
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
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Gerany
Renmark
Ausanne
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Vhrinkin Nations Union
Kiel
Kieth
Bucesa Bere Tots
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Betman
Chktolty
Unian
Hage
Mayence
Mainz
Maing
Rhier
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Prince Adsbert
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Ebert
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