Poison plot against Lloyd George shocks England
Derby arraigns three women and one man on conspiracy to murder charges tied to a supposed poison plot against Premier Lloyd George and Arthur Henderson. The defendants include Mrs Alice Wheeldon and her daughter, plus Albert Mason, a chemist and husband to one daughter, tied to suffragist and antiwar elements.
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United Press
Derby
England
David Lloyd
George
Arthur Henderson
Empire
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Formal Charge of Plot to Kill Premier
Derby today charged Mrs. Alice Wheeldon her two daughters and Alfred George Mason with conspiring to murder Prime Minister Lloyd George and Arthur Henderson. Information states defendants planned to plot on several days between December 2 and the filing date, possibly involving poison. Mason is a Southampton chemist. Wheeldon and family are Derby residents connected to suffrage activism. Henderson is a veteran Labour minister without portfolio, former Durham MP and Newcastle mayor.
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Associated Press
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Arthur Henderson
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Train Fired On by Villa Follower Attacks Passengers
A central Mexican passenger train was fired upon by Villa followers near Monerexurmy, two miles south of Juarez, as it arrived last night. Passengers panicked and fled from the cars while the attacker fired from behind a sand fill. The incident disrupted service and damaged baggage aboard the train.
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Mesivo
Villa
Monerexurmy
Juarez
Steamer Runs Ashore Off Nantucket
The steamer Tommieo or similar name ran ashore at the southern end of Great Point Tip near Nantucket early today while en route from Newport News. The vessel began leaking slightly but was not in immediate danger. a coast guard crew boarded to assess and a responder was dispatched.
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Nantucket
Mass
Tamyieo
Jett Foster
Newport News
Great Point Tip
Cossata Coas
Meshamer
Alaska Statehood Move Clears House Hurdle
A fragmented report notes that Alaska may become a prohibition territory as the measure to forbid manufacture sale and transport of intoxicating drinks passes the House stage. The article fragment references Associated Press dispatches from Washington but is incomplete on dates and full context.
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Associated Frese
Washington
Phe Renate
Alaska
Germany and Allies Move Toward Peace Terms
A British wire report describes Germany’s note to the United States acknowledging President Wilson’s message and signaling readiness to outline peace terms if the Allies request. Germany asserts it shares the aims of independence and equal rights for nations and hints at a forthcoming formal response.
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Enid States
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Germany
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London
Amenca
Washington
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von Lethmann-Holgweg
Perlin
England
Wilson
Cermeas
Donaway
Congress Debate On Manners And Medicare In Session
A fragmented report notes General Wood testifying before a military affairs committee regarding his declaration about Guseh medication and a revenue bill. Mentions Lincoln's birthday and Gettysburg address readings as part of a ceremonial context amid discussions.
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Wood
Tanger
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Conference prospects in war endgame discussed after Wilson address
A long column outlines hopes for a peace conference before or after further negotiations. It notes diverging views among powers on terms and timing, with Germany’s reaction to Wilson’s address awaited. Officials stress that any move must await trust-building steps and responses from major nations.
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Wilson
Senate
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Askession
Wwe
Torwand
Vnoffiers
Ewe
Wilson Tar Fommrres
Ahearns Lead In State Meet Despite Turbulent Text
Incomplete OCR text references Ahearn in first place amid confusion. Mentions Watertown and Calal pt 2.808 with unclear scores. Fonte appears to discuss effects on a team’s standing in a state event, but details are garbled and names are uncertain.
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Newt
Bowditu
Watertown
Patheung
Caalal
RUSSIANS RESUME DRIVE ON NORTHERN FRONT
New lines reported along the Kemipolung-lacabent railway claim ground gains as Russians push toward the western end of the front. German counterattacks southwest of Riga, near Liepaja, reportedly pressuring Russian positions while Berlin notes overall strategic withdrawals and continued pressure on the eastern front.
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Associated Press
New York
Penn Pont
Kemipolung-lacabent
Voi Pama
Impoling
Dukeawina
Riga
Vrenen
Parla
Patrow
M Kel
Uasoon
Mexican Constitution Signed at Queretaro by Assembly
The Queretaro assembly completed its labors and approved the constitutional provisions. The session ended last night and opened again this morning with members including Magnes and Vennsio, as debates covered prohibition and labor day provisions, while a national departure and military construction were noted.
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Magnes
Vennsio
Lion Cone
Duluth Strike Ends with Return to Work
Disrupted steel area in Duluth resumes operation as returned workers, described as unskilled laborers, resume duty after a tense strike. Reports say the stoppage affected the company’s output and local suppliers, but workers have now returned to their posts.
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Seth Gora Tarther
Prominent brewer dead in United States brewers association collapse
Noted brewer Abe Askaciited Tees Cvetind of Colorado and Tan HT Sims Tishel, both seventy years old, died today in a sudden event related to the United States Breyeration Association.
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Abe Askaciited Tees Cvetind
Sears
United States
Aresottation
Oshkosh Again to the Fore in Peace Telegram Inquiry
Oshkosh and Milwaukee figures dominate a Washington inquiry into President Wilson’s peace note leak. George A Ellis Jr and E J Hutton are central as brokers testified of a telegram warning customers to sell before the note’s release. Witnesses challenged the source, with Connolly denying ties to the president’s brother in law. The probe aims to trace who fed market moves before the note became public.
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Bennett
EB. F. Hutton
BE. F. Tritton & Co
New York
Thomson & McKinnon
Chicago
Oshkosh
This
George A. Etser
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E. J. Blutton& Co
Wilson
George A. Fhllis, Jr
Ellis
Hutton
Porn
Georgia
Th. A. Connolly
FA. Connolly & So
Washington
Connolly
R. W. Bolling
Iaxkee
Unique incidents and police missteps in New York era
An assortment of odd happenings from New York and Froston New York reports. Patrolman til wacom faced a charge over alleged sending of affectionate messages to Mrs Cronin. Croning sought a divorce. Commodore Raynor noted modesty among youth. fewer report lifes saved. Jess Pomeroy, after forty three years solitary, will remain under solitary or work as a guest prisoner.
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New York
Commodore Raynor
Keeans
Froston
Mars
Jess Pomeroy
Hell
Cold Wave Forecast Hits Midwest and Plains
A forecast from the weather bureau warns of a severe cold wave sweeping from the northwest into the middle west and southwest. Temperatures are expected to plunge below zero tonight with readings already reaching 26 to 38 degrees below in Montana Wyoming North Dakota Nebraska and nearby plains towns.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Washington, D.D. C
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Rocky Mounted
Rextons
Wavre
Mont
Helena
Yellowstone Park
Sheridan
Wyoming
Williston
Rapid City
Valentine
Neb
All Moorhead
Aitnn
National Guard questioned over border mobilization
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood testified before the Senate on universal military service committees that the National Guard system is vicious and indefensible yet he tied the term to the War Department’s share in mobilization. He said the arsenal’s supply method broke down within ten days of the call and urged exclusive federal control to build an effective force.
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Washington, D.C
Leonard Wood
Eastern Department
Blair Lee
National Guard
Border Service
Senate
War Departments
Wan Tande
Wood
Pass issued under AP report stirs state probe
Washington authorities opened an inquiry into the misuse of an American passport in the name of Jelly Leroy Thrasher. Capt Hans Boehm, a German army officer, traveled from Spain toward Ireland when detained by Uktign authorities. A new passport regulation is being drafted for release in a few days. In Quitman Georgia residents who wrote letters identifying Boehm as Thrasher were deceived.
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Washington, D. C
Jelly Leroy Thrasher
Hans Boshim
Neer
Spain
Ifelland
Falmouth
Quitman
Boehman "Thrasher
New York Governor Whom to Discuss Birth Control Law
A fragmented report from New York indicates Margaret Songer and other women including Pinchot plan to meet Governor Whitman in Albany. They seek changes to a state law banning dissemination of birth control information. The text references a sister and a private condition trial, plus hunger protests and a protest phrase.
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Fener
Tadig
President of Minnesota University Nominates New Leader
The article reports the Minnesota university presidency of Smithcalbegge and Nortaamaptem with Myris Tendered as candidate. Regents consider De eure Pi. Vaneeni for the role. a May appointment is mentioned amid governance changes and the railing of Reed.
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Marien
Roy Barton
Smithcalbegge
Nortaamaptem
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University of Alinnesone
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Rookre Fetley
Iowa to Vote on Statewide Prohibition Amendment
Iowa history note reports Town Senate voting 42 to 3 to submit to the people a constitutional amendment for statewide absolute prohibition. The measure goes to a public vote regardless of the governor's action, with clearer implications for liquor regulation across the state.
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Normal School Residents Demonstration Postponed
The planned demonstration of the Normal school residents work has been postponed. The owner of the storm wants the event moved one week from this evening February 7. It will take place in the gymnasium.
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Onten
Second blizzard grips Green Bay and Midwest trains
Green Bay and vicinity endure a fierce second blizzard of the month with railroads hard pressed to keep schedules. Interurban cars stalled near the city and rural mail routes blocked by heavy snow and drifting winds. Temperature plummeted across Dakota Nebraska and Colorado as storms paralyzed transport.
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