Caillaux Linked to Germany in Telegrams, 1915 Notes
Telegrams released by the U S state department show former French premier Caillaux as in league with Germany while in Buenos Aires in 1915. Diplomats warn Berlin against praising him and discuss his departure for France and the seizure of his vessel. The messages were cited in the Paris arrest case and reveal Franco German tensions during World War I.
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Washington, D C
Callaux
France
Buenos Aires
Germany
von Bernstorff
State Department
Caillaux
Paris
Jaures
Briand
England
Neue Freie Presse
Kaiser Begins to Know His Fate
A 1917-era analysis notes Kaiser Wilhelm II shifting from full militarist reliance toward a middle ground amid the Polka crisis. It discusses Hindenburg Ludendorff influence, pressure from German radicals, and the tension between autocratic power and democratic demands while considering Berlin’s diplomatic posture in the east and west.
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Vasen Waitten
Smated
Kaiser
Germany
von Hindenburg
America
United States
Mmndenburg Ludendorff
Kiser
Russia
Bellynge von Hindenburg
Luedendorf
Berlin
von Hertling
Army Camp Money Found At Camp Funston
Associated Press reports at Camp Funston Kan January 16 that more than $62,000 in currency was recovered from a hiding place behind the walls of a quarter barracks. Captain Lewis Whisler had prepared the concealment. The discovery appears to end the accused accomplice theory surrounding the bank theft.
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Associated Press
Tunston Kan
Army Bank
Camp Funston
Lewis Whisler
Walla
Minslers
Whiter
General Morrison Named Director of Military Training
Back from France Maj. Gen. John F Morrison is appointed director of military training to coordinate training in all camps. He will be stationed in Washington to oversee Pershing era training work.
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France
Pershing
John F Morrison
Washington
Nona
Belgium
Sporemann Case Seen With Official View On Spy Arrest
The report states Walter Sporemann, a German agent, was arrested near Newport News and held in Baltimore. Authorities assess his activities as possible enemy espionage, with proceedings to be decided by the United States Attorney General. potential penalties range up to thirty years or a court martial, while evidence suggests he acted as a mechanic near army camps and aviation fields in Virginia.
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Associated Presa Baltunore
Jin
Umnand
Diatrich Atteeney
Simuel Kh
Dennie
Jodithin
Wouler Spotemann
New Army Aviation
Newport News Va
Naval
Dennis
Sporemann
Simpst
Mibtarn
Aviation
Virginia
Dennis Deciaed
United States Attorney
United Press
Washington DC
Walter Sporemann
Hampton Rouls Nasil
Stenos
Speremann
Thant
Newport News
Baltimore
Sporeminn
Seaton
Spaeminn
Disruption Revealed in Government Hearing Conflicts
A fragmented report shows a government hearing discussing a dispute over headon street with references to Spore Ruan Cae Jrond and a Convers tian. Details are unclear but imply authorized actions and a disposition tied to street events.
On Trail of Governor tPA United Pleas Wis aubher
In a politically charged scene a governor seeks support from party factions and the legislature. The article notes appeals by both Democrats and Republicans and hints at a looming decision that could affect state control and potential national influence. Strong figures referenced include Paul Busting and AOY Papers ob Sew ahd Heo, shaping the partisan dynamic as elections loom.
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Tpa United Pleas
Wis
Tate
Phillyy
Promis
Kovermors
Thelleven Changrs
Lnws
Green Bay
Paul
Anseritisman Aoy
Denimris
Goviunat
Wisconsin men named to probe water power plan
A Associated Press report says President appoints representatives including Simeoot Tenn es and Chairman Simeoot to lead a new water power resources inquiry. The interstate commerce committee will oversee the effort, with Wiscon sin and other states represented. timetable and actions remain under discussion.
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Tsth
Lenrout
Jani Steinberlak
Representati ¢ Simeoot
Tennes & Chairmin
Yeventern
Athean Resauen Timbers
Sports Rouse Core Ailierts
Tonother
Mb Suns
Interstate Commerce
Phe
Poh Witonan Lemeot
Wisconsin
Wilken
Wanted on murder charge at Wauean identified by police
A man held on a murder warrant was identified by officers from Wauean as being wanted on two murder charges. He reportedly has prior prison terms and a long criminal record. Police said the suspect possessed burglary tools at the time of arrest.
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Wauean
Suiclars
Jean
Ryan
Toda
Wea Meine
Kelly
Impersonated Army Man Sentenced at Fort Leavenworth
A man described as an army captain impersonator, known in Beloit and Milwaukee, was sentenced to thirteen months in federal prison at Fort Leavenworth after being arrested for impersonating an army officer. He had appeared in Chicago after arriving from Milwaukee.
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Fort, Leavenworth
United Press
Chicago
Jan Siffenry Custer
Leavenworth Orient Suite
Camp Grant
TJ Custer
Chicaco
Milwaukee
Beloit
Wis
Miners vow to resist allied forces amid wartime strike
In a heated wartime protest the United Mine Workers and allied groups pledge to fight for better terms as tensions rise over fuel allocations and government control. Leaders warn of nationwide disruption if demands are unmet, highlighting the high stakes for industry and workers.
Spy Hat Woman Arrested for German Cause
The report notes a hat wearing woman linked to German spying suspects living in the United States. Authorities allege she concealed communications and sought to aid Germany, with plans disclosed during examination. The piece mentions possible wartime charges and ongoing security actions by preservation authorities.
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United States
Germany
Egg Prices Fall Amid Market Fluctuations
Local reports indicate a drop in egg prices following a recent conference where new pricing was discussed. Officials attributed the change to market pressures and consumer demand, with some noting a temporary stabilization as producers adjust to the lower rate.
Baby Saves Ten Lives In Fire Rescue
A flames engulfed building as a months old infant was rescued by a rescuer who shouted warnings. Ten sleeping residents narrowly escaped as the structure burned, with the wall damaged and the building largely destroyed.
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Baby
Milweuker
Eindt
Babe
Roosevelt Accepts Honorary Presidency at Union League Luncheon
New York January 18 Theodore Roosevelt has accepted the honorary presidency of the American Defense. the executive committee of the sprints announced at a noon luncheon at the Union League club today. Former Secretary Lindley Mo Garrison has been elected to the board of trustees.
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United Prema
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
American Defense
Union League Club
Secretas of Mar Lindley
Senator McCumber Sounds Alarm On World War Strain
U S Senator McCumber warns that the United States must speed shipbuilding and send troops to balance Britain France and Russia. He argues central powers would overwhelm Europe without greater Allied manpower and urges immediate U S action to support the allies with troops and ships.
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Mashington
Doc Dan
North
Dikoti
Senate
United Scues
England
Waa
United States
Aesal
McCabe
Europe
France
Laglind
Stanton
Tad
Senufa McCumber
Ubon
Menaior McCumber
Seantat
Seantat VeCumber
Calehings precudent of the Sto Sheith with Don and Steeomny
A garbled report notes a program involving a central authority and a push toward initiative. It mentions individuals and ships in a context of duty and responsibility, with unclear connections and dates.
Endurance Record Shocked Washington Fans
A new endurance record was celebrated as Cy Adeebe set a remarkable mark. Reportedly held at a Washington venue, the event drew attention for high pace and precise timing. An accompanying speech by an official highlighted the achievement amid cheering fans.
Child Labor Limitations Opinion Law Change
An Attorney General opinion affects the duties of a state commission chair and related child labor enforcement. The ruling clarifies statutory limits, procedural requirements, and potential compliance actions for employers and agencies overseeing youth work.
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Toley
Haven
Genatse
Dndyairiq
Election of Lumber Carriers Unit Leaders Reported
A vote conducted Tuesday resulted in the election of Toniwandd John and Connelly Chiengo as managers. The meeting also listed Veen Tin Ib the Lum Wei Couriers and WoW Witoheimer Wilwankre among attendees, with Vacaneles noted on the loan of managers.
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Muochilion
Ohigan
Toniwandd
John
Connelly Chiengo
Wow Witoheimer
Wilwankre
Untidy OCR Brief Reports Scuffle Tangles Scores
United Press dispatch from Kansas City reports a disjointed scuffle after a deceptive move led to a tenative tally. The fragment mentions Pratt, Murdock, and a late shot with injuries, but many words are garbled leaving key facts unclear.
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United Press
Kansas City
Berauye
Joe Pratt
Murdock
Tally
Pratt
Hungary Cabinet Resigns Over Military Plan Support
Budapest dispatch reports the Hungarian cabinet has resigned due to lack of backing for the military program. Emperor Charles may ask Prime Minister Alexander Wekerle to remain and reconstruct the cabinet amid German crisis diplomacy and regional tensions.
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United Presse
Grant Redhford
Oxcar Pichma
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Rade
Weing
Wouter Sporeminn
Pendine
Riehmer
Dan Nemtok
Spute
Weis Sai Ta Luve
Touchesures
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Dhiough
Seacay
Aurea
Lopalms Ip
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Witein
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Fimaue
Maine
Toga
Roosevelt
Gattle
Saysa
Peatimgay
Gil Blay Craig
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Rat Phige Prob
Crete
Pras
Utah
Anna Comention
Te Add Cie
Trade Commission
Aventue 1 Association of Ped
Bouth &T
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Venex
Commission
Corporationa
Usuath
Coltio
Crahwhesd
Condita
Sou St Panl
Apt
Occasians
Duluth
St Paulao
Cralabeid
Gron
Saanx City
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War Board
Chamber of Commmerce
Todey
Wad
U.S
Hungary
CME
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Wilitar
Cadyin
Ceriman Dewsapers
Sinsterkim Osm
Lokal Anzeiger
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Petrograd
von Stretite
Mim
Fou Stern
Germoin
Poest
Titoxko
Portrestad
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Isserk
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Frankfort
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Vlgimatem
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