Hitchcock Threatens Republicans Over Sinai Treaty
Washington reports note served on Senate Republican leaders detailing potential Senate floor action if the Sinai treaty was not compromised. The informal Democratic compromise group rejected Article 10 changes and agreed to another bipartisan meeting, closing the door to a deal. Senator Hitchcock led the proffered plan while Democratic leaders rejected Monroe Doctrine reservations in their reply. Decision described as surprising amid corruption concerns in TB and economic issues.
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Washington, D. C
Noti
Senate
Sinai
Comer
Rees
Monroe
Harérer
Wonferencs
Answat
Amon Ee Reserva
Fikcheoe
Republic
Tabor Examination Continued to Friday
A fractured transcription from Paw Pax, Michigan, shows figures and names amid a paused tabor examination. The incomplete text hints at legal or investigative proceedings with references to a Fre oe and may involve civic inquiries or trial preparation.
Marriage Rumors Denied In Pittsburg Weekly
Rumors spread in Pittsburg about Patrick Hodkin, brother of Thomas Hodkin, marrying a Pittsburg actress. The reports, circulating after the event, were denied by associates and the involved parties.
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Pittsboro
Ins. Gara
Bodkin
Patrick Hodkin
Thomas
Pitts
Flu Pandemic Report From Washington Sparks Statewide Alarm
New cases and rising fatalities spur urgent action as officials record rapid spread of influenza across the state. Authorities warn of a potential surge and urge precaution, while hospitals prepare and local leaders consider quarantine measures.
Appointment of successor to Blue Mere and related health news
An Associated Press report from Washington discusses a new appointment replacing Cummins in Virginia and mentions a surgeon and a medical issue with a notable stake. The fragment references domestic business and wine while noting an expiration and a possible savings goal, with unclear names and places.
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Fener
Associated Press
Washleden
Pion
Romania to export large wheat and cereals later this year
Paris dispatch reports French authorities consider improving grain policy as harvests rise. Bucharest notes favorable weather after winter, with large cereal quantities expected for export once new crops are harvested. Weather delays and seed availability cited as factors.
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Foumnania
Indica
Buchares
Ras Janen Siens
Czech plan taxes on excess fortunes
Prague officials propose a graduated tax targeting wealth above ten thousand crowns. The Associated Press report from Paris notes a debated scheme to tax fortunes beyond the threshold, with rates rising to higher brackets.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sli Tarsnes
Ds Ebm
Prague
Pioneer Druggist John Schulze Dies at 89 in Racine
Dr John Schulze pioneer TUREist and physician died in Racine aged 89. Born in Germany he came to the United States 25 years ago and was long active in pharmacy. He contributed greatly to local medical and drug trade.
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fRy Associated Press
Racine
John Schulze
Velvet middlemen reap gains amid shifting market demands
Fragmented report notes seasonal price shifts and modest rises in producer costs. It cites October through December figures, showing decreases in some staples and increases in milk and evaporated goods, with department data spanning a ten year average and specific product percentages.
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Krester
Jugo Slavs Accept Allied Submission Report
Fragmentary AP copy notes Rexard and Adriatic matters and a Paris report. Mentions German actions and a push to induce Allied response amid wartime legal references.
Two Double Funerals For Aged Couples
Two elderly couples held double funerals in succession. The services honored sixty year marriages with simple rites at their shared homes and nearby churches. Relatives spoke of long devotion and steady companionship through decades.
Holland May Be Given Mandate for Armenia
Paris dispatch reports rumors that the Urio or an associated authority may propose a mandate for Armenia. The item notes possible acceptance if the Urio agrees to the Mandate.
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Holland
Armenia
Associated Prose
Paris
iNavas
Urio
Matin
Cumors
Dishonorable Discharge Demanded for Admiral Sims
A fragmented 1918 dialogue cites calls for a dishonorable discharge for Admiral William S. Sims. The speech references Senate inquiry, wartime leadership, and comparisons to Allied naval actions, with criticism of command and policy during World War I.
Rail Control For Two Years Rumor Sparks Debate
Washington reports an Associated Press summary of ongoing talks about railroad control during a two year period. The note references President Roosevelt, the Labor Federation, and labor leaders in a push to protect farm and economic interests amid mounting sentiment and congressional discussion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Queen Urged to Stop Smoking Amid Controversy
A disjointed report references Queen urged to quit smoking, with scattered notes about press reactions and public image. The fragment hints at criticism of smoking norms and royal influence, but details remain unclear.
Fiume Is Italian Says Dormer Deputy D'Ambris
A brief report quotes Deputy D Ambris stating Fiume should be Italian. The item notes the East Tapia region and mentions the arcane phrase le OAR iri cae.
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Fiume
Dormer
D’ambris
Tapia
Trial Delay Amid Snowbound Trains Hinders Jury Selection
Snowbound trains delayed jury selection in Grand Rapids as prosecutors and defense attorneys faced repeated adjournments. Judge Levere postponed proceedings for Senator Tri Newberry and 12 defendants after several jurors were excused.
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Fued
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tri Newberry
Nice
Levere
Teachers scarce down in suck er state
Superintendent Clark cites telephone shortages hindering teaching in the state. He notes that the only escape is using the phone system, highlighting strains on educational staffing and communication.
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Sucker State
Clark
Peshtigo Pioneer Dies After Years of Service
The Peshtigo pioneer Burke, a longtime member of the Menominee River region, died yesterday after years of local service. His son F Burke serves as secretary of the Menominee River Company.
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Burke
Ile
Teis
F Barke
Menominee
River Room
Heavy patrols guard Berlin against riots amid unrest
Reports describe heavy security around Berlin as barricades rise and protests flare. Police detain individuals amid clashes, while rumors of an impending arrest are noted and authorities prepare measures against potential demonstrations.
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Berlin
Shortage of Cars Closes Flour Mills in Minneapolis
Partial OCR reveals a report on factory and transport shortages impacting flour mills in Minneapolis. The text mentions car shortages and cites disruptions to production and distribution, with unclear details but indicating economic strain on local industry.
Messages From Mars Signals or Planetary Interference
A fragmented report discusses possible Martian messages or planetary signals detected by observers. It mentions interruptions, instruments, and a claim by Isugiermo Marcon about wireless devices aiding interpretation, suggesting a debate over whether the signals are artificial or natural.
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Keresy Roth
Tonéon
Isugiermo Marcon
Tae Dang Mai
Weather Bulletin Hazy Conditions May Limit Transit
Disjointed weather note references fog and rain affecting New York area transit and elevated lines. Mentions surface conditions and possible delays with passengers advised to expect caution amid unclear details and warnings.
Wilson to Seek Relief for Poland and Austria
President Wilson urged prompt action on aid for Poland and Austria as European famine looms. At the White House he pressed Congress for a loan of 156 860, authorize relief through a broader program, and discussed postwar reconstruction and domestic wartime measures with cabinet members.
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Lonxses
Prevident
Wilson
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Araenia
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Austria
Poland
Ar- Mein
Federal Reserve
Wetinga
Second Soviet Ark May Be Delayed
A report from Colted Prefect Washington notes possible delay of the second Soviet ark amid raids and arraignments. Anthony, director of immigration, says war first duty is grant to those charged with radicalism awaiting transfer from Kits Island and other sites.
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Anthony
Kits Island
Herts
Fineford
Ares
Prince Marries Princess of Caucasus Region
A terse notice reports the marriage of a prince to a princess from the Caucasus region. The brief item notes the union as a regional royal alliance and mentions no additional details or dates.
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Caucasus
Kaiser Is Extolled By Local Readers
Fragmented notes praise Kaiser and affiliations amid unclear text. Readers express admiration and reference community ties, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Houston to be Secretary of Treasury in Wilson cabinet
The Miami based editor Meredith is named to succeed as Treasury Secretary, with Edgerton to follow as president of a university. The piece notes Meredith’s journalism prominence and prior cabinet involvement, noting his ties to Washington University at St Louis and African agricultural work.
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Houston
Secretary OF
Treasury
Isin
United Press
Washington, D. C
Davie
Hoes- H
Feulture
White House
Hlousien
Edw Oftowa
Meredizit
Miami
Flo Anid
Louis
Jimasct- Advertising Clave
Meredith
Axe
German Prisoners of War Return Home Rapidly
Reports from the foreign wire service indicate rapid repatriation of German prisoners of war. Ships and transportation efforts are cited as accelerating the process with government coordination and civilian support at several ports.
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Faris
Mondy Dan
Frene Wireiess Service
Ferpuin
Deportation Case Spotlight Claims Strong Evidence
A prominent instance supports deportation action, detailing a clear legal basis and strong grounds for removal. The report highlights the case’s key facts and the procedural steps leading toward enforcement.
Japan adopts policy of watchful waiting
A brief item notes Japan adopting a cautious stance described as watchful waiting while unclear fragments reference press and individuals, indicating diplomatic posture without concrete actions or dates.
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Japan
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Update
Forecast notes a minor temperature shift with chances of storms tonight across northern regions. Expect unsettled conditions Wednesday into Thursday as a frontal system moves through, bringing cooler air and potential locally heavy showers.
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