Next Move Toward Peace In Process Of Formation
United Press dispatch from Washington reports that President Wilson is laying groundwork for further mediation after a confidential conference with Colonel House. The move aims to build neutrals sympathy through secret channels while awaiting possible German concessions and a fresh note on terms. Analysts note submarine warfare and diplomacy as key factors in shaping any peace path.
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Wilson
United Press
Washington, D. C. Dan
United State
Chisen
House
Gerard
Teuton
Germany
von Bernstorf
Principe
Er; Tate
Tundon
Berlin
The
Daily Mail
Britain
Nech
Strle
Galicia
Copann
Jan
Denmark
Tienmark
Maurice Francois Egan
Washington
Iwal
Aga
Wilson Soma Vale
Kaiser Calls People to Fight On in Proclamation
Amster dam Jan 13 United Press reports Kaiser Wilhelm urged Germans to endure sacrifices and continue the war to crush the Entente and subdue Europe. He claimed allied aims include dismemberment and the ruin of Germany, promising renewed resolve and victory through a united, war driven people and the strength of their fighters.
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United Press
Amisterdam
Germany
Europe
Wilhelm
Gers Wan
Hkurope
Greiructon
Lawmakers Mull Repeal Of Primary Vote Rules
A verbose OCR fragment discusses repealing the primary election law and sígnals a referendum clause. It mentions Forsurage Commissioner Cleary, a joint committee, and investigations into subtlest matters. The text is garbled with names and dates, but implies a legislative push during a session to reconsider primary procedures and related governance issues.
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Cleary
Nfsi
Two Cent Fare Upheld by Judge Landis
Fragmentary report shows Judge Landis upholding a two cent fare with stay and suspension actions involving state utilities and a public utilities committee. Read fragments indicate efforts to limit charges, with references to railroad tariffs, interstate commissions, and pending actions in Washington.
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Landis
Hody
Tudge Landis
Jana
Wallitfes
Jarton
Habio Public Utilities Committee
Woman Murders Husband Over Attempted Drinking Incident
A Kansas woman in Huntington is held for first degree murder in Columbus after allegedly shooting her husband following a dispute where he tried to force her to drink. The accused, Mrs. Bente, reportedly killed him with a pistol at a hotel and then used a larger gun to kill his body, with police tracing the case to a domestic row and intoxication. The case is being brought back to Columbus by Detective Albanise for further proceedings.
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Denver
John Smith
A. Moore
Denver Smith
Bindle
Alfred
Texas
United Press
Columbus
Kansas
Huuntington
Ind
Menacy
Peter Albanise
Red
Toa
West Virginia monarch backs peace proposal amid murder case
Huntington Ind Jan 14 Police question Wells in Mona Simons murder at a Cloiuratus Whey hotel. A revolver and bloodstains tied Wells to the crime as investigators array details, with Wells denying motive while authorities pursue leads and identify a former coworker.
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West Virginia
Promi
Chang
Jlontington
MND
Huntington
Ind
Weldon
Mona Simons
Cloiuratus
Whey
Ounythins
Sorumbus
Wells
Wiis
Idi Nivex
Unnamed auto show sparks courthouse scene in New York
In New York a chaotic incident unfolded at an auto show involving a quarrel between a wife and her husband. The printer Grasse testified that his wife left with the children after a heated exchange. The judge noted the man's salary claims and dismissed the case as the couple exited together.
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Grasse
Tay
Nina
Jon
New Yor
Graasa
Adamson Law Arguments Supreme Court Supplemental Brief
A jumble of misread legal jargon notes a supplemental brief to the Supreme Court. The text hints at arguments about law test cases, justice, licensing, and constitutional work hour references, but the garbled content lacks coherent facts or names.
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Supreme Court
Associated Pre
Washington
Dan
Bret
Adaragon
Ted
770 Miners Perish in Tragic Incident at Presa Tokyo
Fragmentary report indicates a disaster at Presa Tokyo leaving 770 miners dead. Warnings of wounded and missing workers are noted, with authorities fearing further fatalities as rescue efforts proceed.
Thaw's Mother Loyal to Goole and Philadelphia Next Week
Thaw's mother loyal. he has been indicted on charges of kidnapping and beating Frederick Gurop Jr. of Kansas City. Release plans unclear as defense cites possible next steps and court motions.
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Thaw
Philadelphia
Piri
York
Frederick Gurop, Jr
Kansas City
Nisin
Unclear fragmentary event near Ackinud Wisconsin unfolds
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an uncertain incident near Ackinud Wisconsin involving a pursuit and later disappearance. The readable text is garbled with missing names, dates, and specific actions, making precise details unavailable.
Suffrage Chief Appoints Maud Wood Warren as Section Chair
The National American Woman Suffrage Association announces Maud Wood Warren of Massachusetts as chair of the sections on legislation and congressional work, the front door lobby in Washington. Mrs Part, Boston native and Radcliffe graduate, philanthropic lecturer and ardent advocate of womans enfranchisement, is regarded as a valuable addition to the suffrage forces.
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National American Woman Suffrage Association
Maud Wood Vark
Massachusetts
National Capital
Part
Boston
Radcliffe College
Washington
Seerigg
Mexican Border Troops To Be Cleared By March First
Report states that the National Guard will be withdrawn from the Mexican border by March 1. In New York City details emerge on plans and related political reaction as talks continue about a broader withdrawal and reassessment of border security.
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TAB
Dhs
Sittin
York City
Salamore
Charansats
Rofusas
Aimuninson Titeax
Aveston
Tex
Jon
St Co
Welix
Wis
Paesenigere Informa
Uae
Anuky Washingten
Italian Warship Sunk with 675 Men Presumed Dead
Fragmented dispatch reports a German or Italian naval loss with 675 sailors missing after a vessel was sunk. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a significant maritime wartime sinking with crew casualties and follow-on actions.
Gerard Said It On Relations With United States and Germany
A Washington report quotes Gerard on his Berlin return speech noting assertions that wartime relations with the United States and Germany were cordial, while officials caution the text may be distorted. The department will study the remarks and announce formal handling at a later date.
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Washington
D. C
Gerard
Berlin
United States
Sundor
Wren
Aflmah
Bere
Arabia
Ak Gerais
Wilson
Lutein
Sharp British Drive North of Ancre Gains Front Footing
British forces pressed north of the Ancre on the Somme Front gaining a footing in German lines. Berlin reported Teutons advancing in Moldavia and along the Moldavian west frontier while Bulgarians captured a monastery and a town on the Sereth. Turkish troops stormed Mihailov and captured 400 garrisoned men drowned in the Sereth as Russians reportedly retreated northeast of Moldavia.
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Ancre
Somme
York
Berlin
Ub Gritish
Geruens
Brafla
Mihialon
Sereth
Buzeu
Northesst
Clin
Uren
Loth
Mollavia
Usereth
Ling
Butven
Trenhs
Micheles
Istoria
Agath
Serre
Cerna
Coni
Savina
Esim
Strom Teuton
Peace Tip Probe Reopened and Noted Death
Fragmentary OCR notes reopen a probe linked to a deceased woman. Names like Thomas W Lawton and Lockwood & My Donati appear amid garbled terms, with references to meetings, subpoenas, and possible legal actions.
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Itou
Mfake Titlys Rumenite
MMH
Thes
Aarimiane de Weet
Thomas W Lawton
York
Lockwood & “My
Donati Meliemals
Lawson
Dan Neihy
Memasecine
Moll Street
Iggmnals Row
Acin, Cotien
Chivas Brinke Foie
Slowen
Archer Witde
Meese
Cotton Seed Statistics Report to the Hod Pres
A compact 1910s styled notice reports cotton seed statistics submitted to the Hod Pres as of November. It notes progress and figures, with emphasis on ending aims and adapted methods. The fragment preserves named entities and period tone for practical archival use.
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Wee Nam
Tin Hod
Index of Today's Paper Stage the Mevirs
Wammenter Shan eters 4 Legislature. Stage the Mevirs. 3g mn q Taln inn, Nave Vorberst yes foddoa iy Mu pete Pci dak.
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Wammenter Shan Eters
Q Talninn
Nave Vorberst
Pete Pcidak
Fire at Wausau School Damages Wing
A late night fire heavily damaged the Wausau school wing. Officials say the cause is under investigation and no injuries are confirmed. Firefighters from nearby towns contained the blaze, with cooling efforts continuing into the morning. The incident prompted temporary evacuations and a later assessment of structural safety. Local authorities summoned Wisconsin Par state inspectors to inspect the site.
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