Severe cold and blizzard linger across Midwest states
Northern states report zero degree temperatures and heavy snow as blizzards paralyze rail and road travel. Cities from Neenah to Menominee endure drifted storms, with trains late, freight delayed, and rail blocks on multiple lines. Snow and gales stretch from Minnesota to Wisconsin and the Dakotas, disrupting cross-country service and daily life.
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Mountain Snow Strands Towns as Winds Rage
Heavy snow and high winds cut power and telecommunication lines across regions. Communities from Lindon to Le Crosse face isolation with temperatures plunging to minus five, gusts reaching 40 to 45 mph, and several rail lines crippled. Crews work to restore service as relief is forecast.
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British Squadron Reported at Algiers in War Era Dispatch
Fragmentary naval dispatch notes a British squadron at Algiers and prior movements in the Mediterranean. Mentions Gesirovers return and Italian or French naval activity amid ongoing warfare signals. Difficult text limits clarity but indicates Allied naval posture near North Africa during the conflict.
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Car Supply Rules for Coal Supply Continue
Rules governing coal supply remain in effect as announced by the administration amid ongoing supply concerns. Officials cited stable allocation and distribution mechanisms while addressing industry and consumer impacts.
Dismissals in Aenberry Case Denied
Reported by Associated Press Judge Clarence W Sessions denied dismissals in the Aenberry case amid newberry election concerns. The session recessed after colloquy with defense urging dismissal as evidence and potential conspiracies were discussed, with J Reilly representing Dr W E Smith and other defense figures contributing to the proceedings.
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Arrest of the Two Jacks in Los Angeles
Police report the arrest of Jack Dempsey and Jack Nears in Los Angeles, with details linking to Works cixembion and a district office at San Francisca. Authorities from the United Simies district are cited, and the incident involves Cob GConnor from the police office.
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San Francisca
Schools Closed as Teachers Strike Over Wage Increase
A local district shuts all schools as teachers strike seeking a wage raise starting January 1. The action follows protests and stalled negotiations with school administrators and the board.
Highway Work Normal Excluding Concrete Progress
Madison AP reports that the highway commission has not dropped its road program. Chairman Baztixond of the commission notes progress on a report about road construction and material shortages.
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Associated Press
Madison
Express train collision at Hage Park stops traffic
Limited readable text reports a collision involving an express train at Hage Park. The rear-end impact affected the No. 15 fast express, with emergency responders likely responding and preparations for disruption or investigation underway.
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Veteran Conductor Dies in Milwaukee Funeral Held Friday
Special to The Northwestern reports veteran conductor A. Vaughn, of Milwaukee, died aged 92. He served as a conductor for decades. the funeral was held at Winneronne Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Soldier Aid Legislation Faces House Opposition
House leaders oppose soldier aid legislation amid debate over funding and veteran programs. The push seeks to finance extended education, medical and vocational support, with lawmakers from both parties weighing the impact on national debt and interest costs. Various veterans groups advocate for timely action while some congress members warn against raising taxes or incurring further debt.
Socialist Treason Charges Spark War of Words in Albany
The Socialist Party of America faced arraignment as Martin Conboy, representing committee counsel, denounced pacifist acts as treasonous and framed them as undermining national unity. He argued the party’s 1917 program promoted disloyalty while praising international working-class solidarity and urged workers to withhold support from the war.
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America
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Socialist Party of America
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Sock Party of America
President Is Impatient Over Golf Course Policy
A brief Washington dispatch reports President Assoriaced Press notes impatience at stalled actions on a round of his favored golf course project. Officials indicate the president seeks swift decisions as key policy goes forward amid administrative delays.
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State Actuary Resigns from Insurance Commission
The state insurer commission announces the resignation of its chief actuary, with J. A. Anda named to a new post as chief actuary for the Central Vee compensation agency. Anderson had served in the department for 15 years.
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Morrilus Death Leads to Diplomatic Inquiry
Washington reports indicate the state department receiving details from Mexican officials about the Morrill murder case. Notes found on the victim's shirt name Manuel Ramirez as allegedly responsible, with military detachments sent to the mountains near Celima to pursue the bandit. Correspondent Gerald Brandon files from Mexico City about foreigners crossing the ridge at Laredo.
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Bergdoll Faces Penalty at Draft Hearing in 1917
Emma Bergdoll and a cadre of attorneys face a federal hearing at Governors Island over their appeal of the draft act. The case tests the limits of wartime conscription and could influence nationwide attitudes toward government actions. Attorneys and officials anticipate the proceedings may clarify the balance between individual rights and national security during the draft era.
Socialized shoe industry in Austria announced
A mangled report describes a socialized shoe industry in Austria with references to Brunn Mittendert and various factory and cooperative structures. It notes one fourth of workers perhaps Pleven and a management model vested in state representation, with unclear details and numerous garbled terms.
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Sterling Rises as Markets Open Strong
Sterling gains on early trading with investors optimistic about global recovery. The currency firmed against major peers as open market activity suggested positive sentiment for the day.
Prohibition Clears Jails Aids Thrift and Production
In informal reports to the government, Internal Revenue Commissioner Daniel C. Roper says prohibition is clearing jails, boosting production, and increasing the theft problem nationwide. Dry leaders cite Roper and Commissioner Kramer to argue prohibition remains aimed at a dry nation, while wet sentiment grows in New York and other states with reports of open whisky sales and bonded warehouses.
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Allies Consider Turkey Amid Turmoil and Threats
Allied ministers met at the foreign office to discuss a treaty fate for Turkey under the new power balance. Reports describe a brewing Turkish crisis with threats to Constantinople’s status, Dardanelles, and Armenian massacres, amid naval redeployments and a nationalist resurrection led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha.
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Prohibition Debates Stir Voters Across States
Partial OCR text shows liquor interests pressing for votes while temperance supporters fear state and national impact. Voters' explanations focus on whether wets or dries sway Massachusetts and broader conventions. Aggressive campaigns unfold as outcomes could shape policy and elections.
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Preferential Rights for Soldiers Urged
A report from Washington cites a press briefing urging enactment of preferential rights for veterans in land grants and contracts. The measure, backed by congressional committees, seeks to allocate funds totaling about 2.65 million dollars to implement the program, highlighting assurances to veterans and government oversight.
Pensions Approved by Roman Ministry
Officials from the Roman Ministry approve pension measures amid parliamentary or administrative review. The action signals renewed support for retirees and related social welfare programs, with details pending on implementation timelines and beneficiary criteria.
Budget Bill Row Before the House Reported
A sprawling overview discusses the stalled budget measures and the railroad bill status. It notes conference reports, potential amendments, and the push toward presidential action. Additional items cover soldiers' bonus bills, revenue considerations, liquor bond concentration, and treaty deadlock negotiations.
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