Wilson to Leave Brest for New York February 15
President Wilson plans a return voyage from Brest to New York on February 15 and is expected to come back to France before peace conference conclusions. In Rome the pope voiced confidence in lasting peace and the visit of Wilson was hailed as a success by Italian officials. Wilson pressed a policy favoring a united league of nations and criticized the balance of power while touring Rome’s historic sites and meeting Italian leaders.
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Vatican Ceremony as Wilson Meets Pope in Rome
President Wilson arrived at the Vatican where Pope Benedict XVI greeted him with outstretched hands and they exchanged a private audience in the throne room. Swiss guards lined the entrance as papal officials escorted the President through a ceremonial cortege and into the palace.
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Washington plans to buy three artillery camps and fourteen cantonments
Assistant Secretary of War Crowell laid before the House Military Committee requests to purchase Camp Benning in Georgia Camp Knox in Kentucky and Camp Bragg in North Carolina along with fourteen cantonments including Gordon Grant Lee Jackson and others The proposal aims to save money by salvaging or demolishing existing structures while outlining costs for land buildings and improvements and noting a potential shift away from universal training policy
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Berger Prefers J W W To Federation Of Labor
The defense closed its case today in the trial of five Socialist leaders charged with conspiring to violate the espionage act. Victor Berger of Milwaukee testified that he favored the USOWO as a better organization than the American Federation of Labor and stated his views during three days on the witness stand regarding his war era attitude and socialist activities.
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Address of King Victor Emmanuel to Mr Wilson
Rome January 3 report on a royal dinner at the Quirinal in which King Victor Emmanuel and Mr Wilson shared two addresses. The king spoke of liberty justice and enduring friendship between Italy and the United States praising American leadership and the allied war effort. The speech praised shared aims for peace and the partnership shaping postwar order.
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Government Editorial Accuses LW.W. of Extremist Ties
In last summer’s handling of LW.W. trials an editorial, denied by Berger, labeled the IW WW. group in America as an inquisitorial organization seeking only higher worker wages and aligned with Italian and French socialist movements. Meyer argued for Karl Barz doctrines and cited French socialists opposed to war. Berger admitted printing a Berlin dispatch against indemnities and restoration of Alsace-Lorraine, placing it at the head of the column.
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France
Warm Weather Expected As Minnesota Thaws
Minneapolis reports slowly rising temperatures after a severe cold spell. Coldest official readings hit 68 degrees below zero in Green Bay with a dramatic 28 degree drop since midnight. Four deaths attributed to freezing in Madison and Chicago, while Minnesota cities prepare for milder conditions tonight.
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Escape From Mine Fire Hinders Hamilton Shaft Chute Damage
A mine fire near Cherokee, Kay-Fitty ported to halt escape efforts as a shaft and part of a tipple were destroyed. Estimated losses run to 350,600 with several details unclear while authorities investigate the incident.
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Three More Divisions Designated for Home Discharges
Reports from Washington list the thirteenth Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina National Board and other divisions designated for release from the AEL HF as ships become available. Chief of Staff March announced the action, with a total of 1,379,008 men discharged to date and ongoing steps to begin yearly and overseas disengagements. details include numbers aboard, in training, and those slated for transport to other states.
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Thirty Bills Prepared for Debate in Assembly Session
Thirty bills are being prepared for debate as desks and tables are installed for workers at the SHi factory. The work, described by United Peevey and team, signals ongoing legislative and facility readiness.
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Railroads Must Be Kept Out of Politics, McAdoo Says
Director General McAdoo told the Senate interstate commerce committee that railroads must remain free of political influence. He defended a five year extension of government control to prevent political manipulation and argued against returning railroads to private owners. He warned of risks to public welfare and urged a clearly defined tenure to ensure stable operation.
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Obstacles to be overcome in Wilson speech and McAdoo Q&A
President Wilson urged in the Italian chamber that all obstacles to a peaceful settlement be overcome, insisting no distance of power can stand against justice and unity. McAdoo faced sharp questions on a five year plan and the war to peace transition, defending the permit system and rail logistics amid shipping and freight car concerns.
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Last Wounded Soldier Removed From Transport
The last wounded soldier was taken off a transport this afternoon in island region. Fire units reported significant equipment loss and noted the operation involved northern patrolling forces. Authorities amass details as the scene develops, with lingering questions about casualties and evacuation timelines.
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Unclear headline index item from historic paper
Fragmentary OCR lists varied topics including financing of church services, soldiers memorials, courthouse debt changes, and rail owner plans. Readable items mention theater steps, presidential visits, market reports, and regional mentions like New York./entities: World, Faoa, Pepe, York, WF.
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Bolsheviks Win More Victories Across Fronts
United Press reports Bolshevik forces gain ground as German troops in Poland and Silesia face pressure. Allies warn of potential intervention while Bolshevik advances draw reactions from Paris London and Washington. Dispatches note ice dangers for Baltic squadrons and troop withdrawals from Siberia. Moscow wireless confirms Red Guards gains and advancing operations near Reval and Riga.
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Three Hundred Workmen Suffering in Madison
United Press reports a massive labor crisis as about three hundred workers in Madison suffer under harsh conditions. Government officials promise swift action but face delayed progress and limited employer cooperation.
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Weekly Wisconsin General Weather Forecast Summary
The forecast describes a very cold week with unusually low temperatures. Strong cold air drives nightly wind chills and a slow warm up after Tuesday. The Great Lakes region may see continued cold, with temperatures dipping below normal early in the period.
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