Indemnities and sea freedom spark cabinet talk
A British demand for wide indemnities and Britain’s naval freedom in wartime are outlined as Attorney General Smith eyes a cabinet statement. The report cites American aid and naval cooperation as decisive to conduct in the last eighteen months. A separate London article warns Germany and Russia, via Paris signals, of a looming catastrophe if peace is steered by Europe’s ruling class.
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Liverpool
America
Smith
Possasse
Europe
Russia
Germany
Bohsshervil
Rhine
Italy
Spain
France
Mac
Nate
Wilson
Ge Press of
Parcs
Amerioes
Prestima Sharp
Sisson
Former Kaiser Tries Death by His Own Action
The Leipzig Tageblatt, cited by a Copenhagen dispatch, reports former German emperor William Hohenzollern attempted suicide after a period of mental illness. A retinue member allegedly wounded preventing the act. Dispatches add alleged interviews at Amerongen with German experts on international law about his wartime stance and a forthcoming book. Paris reports documentary evidence Dutch generals met him before his surrender, described as a mere comedy by Le Matin.
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Lodon
William Hohenzollern
Leipsic Tegeblatt
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Herr Hohenzollern
London
William
Hohenzollern
Kiss
Amerongen
Wiskmsterdan
Fhe Express
Almerongen
Braner Mt
Gerr Hohenzel
Paris
Spx
Sp2
Holland
No Preventatives Stop Epidemic of Flu Says Doctor
Chicago doctors discuss limits of disease control as officials note epidemics continue. Dr G W McCor of the arsenic laboratory in Washington warns no cure exists and preventive measures fall short in curbing flu outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cakee
Chicago
G. W MeCor
Wastincto
D. C
MeCor
Drastic Regulation of Meat Packers Proposed
A protest or proposal suggests sweeping controls on major meat packing firms. The report notes the push for stricter oversight, aiming to curb practices in the meat industry and protect public interests amid rising concerns about processing methods and market power.
New Cases of Influenza Reported in Milwaukee
City health officials report new influenza cases in Milwaukee with rising activity. The brief notes increased illness among residents and urges caution, vaccination, and proper hygiene to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Milwaukee
Meriten-Pelisn opens with Gene and Meits in Dana
Fragmentary OCR hints at a narrative or feature involving Gene and Meits in Dana or a related setting. Details are unclear, with garbled phrases and disrupted names. No discernible event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genean Meits
Dana Iror
The
Fro
Spa
Will Raise Legation to Prussian Government
An official plan was announced to elevate the legation with Prussia as the key government ally. The move signals a stronger diplomatic presence and formal recognition in the current international context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todas
Use of Ramey propagandists unwarranted says Hitchcock
A fragmented 1915 Senate debate transcript cites Hitchcock disputing claims that Ramey propaganda influenced arms and ammunition policy. The discussion references a Belmont letter, a prior amendment to a shipping bill, and public labeling of the campaign as political intrigue amid wartime policy tensions.
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Ramey
Hitchcock
Nate
Awashineton
Ted
He Demart
Sis A. Brave
Uliaaxe
Senate
Frechcock
Happer
Areni
Akty-one
Mix
Praon
Reis
Wiz
Prominent Men Refuse to Join Work in Rebellious Era
A garbled fragment referencing prominent men Wim thet and Euen 1324 Fousd refusing to join labor, mentions an address and campaigns as American. It also alludes to a senator Imbarzo Mtz and early newspapers, with vague notes on associates becoming investors in a turbulent period.
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Fhnisie
Tie Pirbuskes
Amerins
Thastwo
Vertivn
Student Army Training Corps Under Quarantine
Madison Associated Press report states the university Student Army Training Corps enters quarantine as influenza concerns rise. Health officials restrict movement and activities for corps members and campus groups until safety conditions improve.
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Student Army Training Corps
Associated Press
Madison
Adinins Corps
Aes
Arca
Aniversity
Chu 'Rmanere
Prombat
Eiexoos
Ieeluteu
Horns
Sweeping Order Aims to Curb the Flu Spread
An Associated Press item reports a sweeping city order to reduce flu transmission. Officials urge prompt vaccination, hygiene, and social distancing measures in public spaces. The measure targets schools, markets, and transit hubs to limit crowded gatherings and curb illness spread.
Selecting the Berger trial jurors
United Press reports the Berger trial jury selection underway as the defense uses temporary challenges to dismiss a juror. Proceedings began four hours after opening and Mrs Victor Herser, wife of the chief defense attorney, and lieutenant candidate Sol Wien are noted among participants.
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Hy United Press
Totay
Herser
Federstudus Landis
Dimisus
Marshall Presides At Meeting Of Cabinet
Marshall presided at a cabinet meeting with present attendees noted. The record indicates a formal session where decisions or discussions were led by the chair, reflecting standard government procedure.
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Marshall
Bolshevik Methods in German Administration Discussed
An article argues Bolshevik influence shapes German administration and local self rule. It notes Germans may accept some Soviet ideas while seeking order and warns of a looming alliance that could threaten Europe if Bolshevik aims spread to Germany and beyond.
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T. Wason
York
Germany
Xan
Giermans
Hussia
Gientes
Russia
Europe
America
Unus
Flu Vaccine Claims Stressed by Surgeon General Speech
Dr. Bowen of Rochester cites preventable deaths from influenza and touts a properly prepared vaccine. He notes research from Rochester and Kellester showing reduced fatalities after inoculation and argues vaccines offer protection during the current epidemic.
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Intivenz
Bowsen
Rochester
Minn
Lofoen
Sinetlean Public Teal Associa
Tiub Tudes
Sergeon
Blac
United States
Gublig Heart
Aise Ais
Uiat
Ures
Keelester
Br. Rosenow
Big Transport Arrives With American Troops in New York
A huge troop movement lands in New York as ten thousand soldiers arrive by transports and hospital ships. The Empress of Britain leads the arrivals with 76 officers and 2,339 men aboard, followed by the Adratic, Ascintus, and Kroopland with varied officer and enlisted totals. Additional ships and units are listed, signaling a major buildup.
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New York
Empress of Britain
V Tt
Liverpool
Adriatic
Ascintus
Kroopland
Sto
Ftso Nacre
Rick
Fra Tie
Tractor on View Sparks Interest at State Street Showroom
A displayed machine, possibly factory-made, draws attention at a State Street showroom. Observers note its features and speculate on production, with many asking about its origin and potential as a manufacturing model.
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State Street
Wihiei
Jhousht
Rasta
Irimmons
Bales Company
Loner & Laper
Streal
Catalonia Moves for Autonomy in Spain
Fragmentary OCR notes show Catalonia seeking autonomy with a petition of protest against Madrid. The garbled text mentions Taie and Jereshen, but details are unreadable and dates uncertain.
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Taie
Madrid
Date for German election details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references a German election date and unclear notes. No identifiable person, place, or organization could be confirmed.
Explosion shocks town as workers flee
A dangerous blast rattled a facility injuring several workers and sending employees fleeing. Authorities investigated the scene while witnesses described a loud explosion and a plume of smoke. Local officials urged calm and said the incident was under rapid assessment.
Wilson declines to consider trip to Germany
Industrial advisers to President Wilson seek unity for peace, with Clemenceau to preside at Versailles talks. Dec 8 dispatch notes Wilson not to sit at the peace table after preliminary Paris conferences but available for counsel. Rome report places Wilson in Rome December 21 as a possible military review. British delegates named. labor representation to depend on general outcome.
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Washington
Wilson
Versailles
Paris
Renisio
Wmce
Clemenceau Wall
Fands
George Washington
Unites States
Rome
Wilson Wharr
Jie
Neziorale
Coder
Ashich
Express
Normal train service restoration emphasized in AP update
An Associated Press brief notes that normal train service will be restored soon after disruptions. Despite garbled text, the report signals forthcoming normal operations and official timelines, reflecting transit restoration efforts.
Investigation Resolution Reveals Ren Saved By Hiss and Paindexter
A terse inquiry summary credits two individuals, Hiss and Paindexter, with saving Ren amid an incident. Details are limited, but the report notes an investigative resolution and identifies the key actors involved in the event and its outcome.
HORTICULTURAL SESSIONS Held by Des Moines Association
In Des Moines Iowa a horticultural association conducted sessions with topics on plant care and garden practices. The event showcased expert talks and demonstrations for local gardeners and enthusiasts.
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Bress Liw
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Committee On Public
Agee
Kaiser
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Keron
Prince
Congress
Fox Adelinecht
Brest
Meat Partons Industry
Wesbstrofuceé
Sims
A. Bruce Bielask
Mg Mjy
Nebraska
Siang
Pere Kiestie
Brett
Laivert B. Hert
Harvard
Gers
Suss Christabel Pankhurst
Emmeline Pankhurst
Rf Birs
Emmelie
Votes For Workss
Piary McArthur
British Women's Trades Union
Countess Georgina Merkievicz
Dublin
Countess Mark
Linn Penn
Miss Pankhurst
Asquith
Berger
Wien Cay
Peru
Deen
Puerri
Crete
Pepi
Piane
Catalonia
Movement For Autonomy
Asi Moweiba
Tar Faris
George Waskreel Nutin
Echo de Paris
W Beer
Eternm
Haase
Fisner
Avaria
Tong
Gerne
Washipaies
Wade Ot Eenty
Des Moines
Arkatens
Cogler
Pan Dee
Wicomia
Unserried
Amd Eocler Tonizbiz
Nerth Operien
Wednesda Parssy
Elondy
Terpstate
Ulenity
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