Paris says German gains. Constantinople in danger
Berlin reports German advances in Alsace and East while Paris cites French gains and stalled plots. Constantinople warned of possible abandonment as Dardanelles assault continues. Vienna and Sofia relay unsettled conditions and Russian pushes toward the city amid heavy trench warfare on multiple fronts.
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London
Jen
Alsace
Souheimt
Switzerland
Banhke
Poland
Warsaw
Great Britain
Page
Washington
Constantinople
Turkey
Sofia
Bulzaria
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Agrenople
Dardanelles
Contantinople
Arks
Constantinops
Bukes
Austria
France
Colmar
Gstanne
Areck
Diedelshausen
Bebring
Ontario officials held on manslaughter warrants
Fort Erie authorities arrested a provincial constable a corporal and three privates on warrants from the Ontario attorney general. They face manslaughter charges in the death of Walter ? and the wounding of Charles Dersek, American citizens, at Fort Erie on December 8. They are held without bail. Canada will pay compensation to the wounded and the dead man’s family.
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Associated Press
Fort Erie
Attormer
Ontaris
Walter 2
Charles’ Dersek
Fort Exie
Canada
Record Wheat Prices Lifted by War Era Tension
European war fears spark price swings in wheat markets. January bids near 1.40 a bushel with gains of about 10 cents as traders price in Mediterranean durum costs and New York quotes. Some buyers paid up to 15 cents above yesterday’s levels while several grain grades rose by four cents.
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Associated Press
Tae Zenith
Federal leases opposed sparks state power clash
A scrambled report notes debate over federal leases and taxing authority with references to Colorado politics, gubernatorial stance, and proposed penalties for armed tax evasion. The text cites Associated Press input from Denver and hints at legislative measures and constitutional questions about lease authority and state vs federal control.
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Guterpor Ammons
iBy
Denver
Ucto
Uny
Mail car holdup foiled by arrest of Royer and accomplices
Associated Press reports Frank M. Royer and alleged allies Andrews and Charles Stammer halted on a United States mail car in Chicago's trolley system. Maps with plan details were found, showing roles to stop the car, seize mail, and escape by motor vehicle. Stammer and Andrews are linked to other robberies and held on bond of 55 dollars 68 cents each.
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United States
Chicago
Frank M. Royer
Andrews
Charles Stammer
West Masdison Street
Allon
Stammer
Andrey
Wisconsin Post Office Robbery Suspect Admits Involvement
The report states that Charlie Howell of Wisconsin confessed to taking part in a post office robbery. He, along with associates, allegedly cashed postal money orders and planned further indictments, with Deputy Sheriff Alan Ire and Commissioner Porsonell mentioned in the case. The events are tied to a March 28, 1814 date in Sawer.
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Howell
Wisconsin
Alan
Porsonell Oda
Sawer
Iis
Scanlan
Wiseonsin
Freight Increase Granted By Interstate Commerce Board
In an order issued today the Interstate Commerce Commission approves a five percent rail rate increase in certain lines. Eastern railroads must preserve existing groupings and relationships, even if some states bear slightly higher increases within the five percent.
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Associate Press
Washington, D
Interstate Commerce Commission
England Replies on Shipping Detentions Amid Port Talks
London reports that Britain sent a note to Washington on shipping rights and wartime blockades. An ambassadorial briefing indicated a tolerant stance while content details remain unrevealed as discussions address the right to ship food and contraband.
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Partic
United States
Werhout
Taden
Evra
Details on Sinking of British Steamer Whareas
Aboard the Charcas captain A. C. Norris reported that near the Chilean coast the German auxiliary cruiser Pring Entelfriedrich overhauled the British steamer Whareas in foggy weather. A boarding party seized the crew and opened fire, with the Whareas suffering multiple explosions and eventually sinking.
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New York
Sy Associated Press
Whareas
Chile
Pring Entelfriedrich
A. CL Norris
Caria
Norris
Let Us Tend To Our Affairs Says Wilson
President Wilson defended U S policies before a large crowd in Indianapolis. He urged Americans to mind their own business at home first and support peace abroad only after national duties are fulfilled.
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Wilson
Jestice
Philippines Neutrality Treaty Proposal in War-Tone Report
An Associated Press style dispatch from Weslington cites Shuster urging a treaty with Japan to neutralize the Philippines amid rising tensions after a U S victory. The piece notes debate over keeping a Monro doctrine stance in the Far East and warnings of potential conquest by Japan and others.
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Japan
Frese
Weslington
San Shuster
Philippines
Shuster
United States
Far East
Jawan
German Vessel Interned at Las Palmas
A German ship, the Karlsruhe cruiser, reportedly met at Las Palmas in the Canary Islands after previously being at Pernambuco on December 3. The vessel was not previously noted as converted into an auxiliary cruiser, but this possibility is considered likely.
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Frese
Madri4
Districh
Oravi
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Ota
Germs
Vatican
Prings
Srtheriti
British steamer Kelvindale repaired after grounding at Tortola
The British steamer Kelvindale, ashore on Anegada reef, Tortola, last month and towed in badly damaged, has been repaired temporarily and today sailed for New York. The wrecking steamer Relief accompanies and will tow if needed.
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St. Thomas
D. W. An
Kelvindale
Anegada Reef
Tortola Island
New York
Relief
Nebraskan Sails From Galveston With Contraband Cotton
After X ray tests revealed contraband hidden in the Nebraskan's hold, the American steamer sailed for Bremen with 10 317 bales of cotton. The disclosure followed British warship search concerns and was conducted under British consul supervision to avoid delays.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Bremen
Brition
Oradstr
Galventon
Spiegel Arrested in Railroad Fraud Case in New York
Associated News reports Louis Spiegel was arrested on a railroad fraud warrant tied to a scheme involving clairvoyant establishments. Authorities in Chicago had indicted Spiegel after connections to James Ryan and a grand jury investigation. Spiegel announced plans to return to Chicago to face the charge.
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Jjiiagxzling
Associated New York
Nety Yara
Spiegel Vty
James Ryan
Chicaco
Chicago Grand Jury
Spire
Spiegel
Retun
Chisago
The Fight on the Federals and National League
The Associated Press reports the case implicating the Federal League and Major Leagues will be handled by the national commission upon President Johnson of the American League returning. Johnson says no definite defense plan or committee selection has been made and the plans depend on court outcomes. He expects contracts with players to bind teams even if the suit favoring the Federals is decided, and hopes the matter is resolved before the spring season opener.
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Associated Press
Readin
Pederali League
National Commission
Johnson
American League
Chaiman
Lerrmann
Cincinnnati
Johnson Over the Telephone Today Discussed Preliminary Arrangements. Prob-1
John
Ian Ivague
Note to the Vatican highlights ongoing tension noted locally
Note text references Vatican contact and unresolved issues with German figures, indicating continued attention to church affairs. The fragment mentions arrest and unrelenting pursuit, with scattered references to an imminent action and safety concerns.
Centennial of Peace Celebrations Reported
Fragmentary notes describe a century of peace events and speeches with references to representative figures, commemorations, and a May ceremony. The readable items mention public gatherings and an emphasis on lasting harmony across nations.
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Ocmel
Wilsan
Postmaster Tries Death in Grief Stricken Tragedy
Ard Byrnes of Marinette Wisconsin reportedly attempted to end his life after his wife and young son died. He fired a revolver near Milwaukee Hospital, leaving him in critical condition. The incident occurred over his wife’s grave, with authorities noting overwhelming grief and alleged mental distress.
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Ard Byrnes
Marinette, Wich
Ewared Byrnes
Maranette
Mich
Milwaukee
Battle at Saltillo Reported in Mexican Civil Conflict
Early dispatches from Laredo say Carranza forces attacked Saltillo with about 15,900 troops and 15 cannons, while Villa forces occupied the city days earlier with minimal resistance. Casualty counts were preliminary, and both sides moved reinforcements as battles spread through surrounding mountains. Saltillo lies roughly 150 miles from the border as fighting escalates.
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Associated Prese
Laredo
Texas
Anatick Am Ville
Saltillo
Carranza
Villa
Attentea F
Villareal
Briss
Marte
Angther Villaforce
Saito
Carranz Uymie
Bie
Neon
Carranzi
Soure
Jatile
Saltilie
Carranan
Gruenewald Named Amid Sparse Washington Mentions
Fragmentary OCR item lists names including Gruenewald and others such as David J and George L W Wilkinesa. Notes a Washington reference and a Sunday date, with unclear surrounding context and missing details.
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Washington, D
Sconsinger
Dewar
W. Horn
David J
Sai Helena
Mont
George LW. Wilkinesa
Parse
Dfw
Railway tolls and lines stretched after long debate
A report details extended railway fare discussions and wage adjustments. It notes increased waterway usage and presumed future steps. Officials reference interstate coordination and long-standing railway costs shaping policy.
Salgon Closing Doubtful In Appleton Police Charge
Appleton Wisconsin January trial date set for Isha Wagner a night sergeant suspended yesterday accused of being on patrol after midnight with doors locked and members admitting friends after proprietors left. The case may include testimony from several employees about what happened after hours.
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Appleton
tSencial
Wis
Isha Wagner
George H Foster Dead After Heart Failure
George H Foster, a lumber manufacturer and longtime resident, died at age 52 from heart failure at his home on Wash street. Born in this city November 2, 18xx, he served in local politics and municipal affairs and belonged to several societies. Funeral plans expected to be announced Monday from his residence.
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Toder
H. Foster
Christ
Iester
Manufser Municipal Nelez
Carlton Foster
George H. Foster
Wisesuture
Foster Family Of Oshkosh Pioneer Lumberman
An obituary sketch outlines the Foster family of Oshkosh Wisconsin starting with elder Foster a prominent mill owner and director in the Carlton Foster Co and longtime city official. His son George KH Foster followed into manufacturing and public life, while Anna M Foster and other relatives are noted. Funeral arrangements were not finalized.
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Sibyl Sterrs
Vermoot
Foster
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Ele
Carlton Foster & Co
Qoregan
George KH. Foster
Manuanks
Ainer
Hafner
Lewany
St. Louis
William le Fix
Minnesota
Lembher
Lothman
Anna M. Fe
Georg
Mussnot
Eagles
Pathias Hi
Acit
Oshkosh Power Boi Ehh
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