Panletin to Name Interim Panoptin Superintendent
The La Junta school board chose Fred Avetin of La Junta Galo as two year superintendent starting after the present contract ends in May. He will be paid 2400 first year and 1000 second year. Temporary plans will cover remaining year as negotiations continue.
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Caite
Pendieton
Fred
Avetin
la Janta
Galo
Pandheton
Action Board
Eveniing
la Junta
Yound
Amin
Hie
Austin
Poxtilan
BE. L. Smith
Mra
AL Lowell
A. M. Capii
Porth
Young
Kerensky's Man Seeks America's 10 Rule Allies
Versailles dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau presiding as war council meets. Makiekoff, appointed by Kerensky, tells UPI that America cannot enter a military war now but could aid in supporting Tunisia's safety and oppose the Toldhowitch.
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Kerensky
America
Versailles
Clemenceau of
Praner
Anerion
Oto Buel
M. Makiekoff
United Prew
Amerioa
Thal America
Tunisia
City Tax Levy to Remain Level With Last Year
The city council approved the 1918 tax levy nearly unchanged from 1917. Voters did not appear to contest the budget items at the meeting. The levy includes eight tenths of a mill for street purposes and two mills for city funds, with no appropriation for library purchases despite a nine hundred dollar value on hand.
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Ollss
Five Year Old Tells Interesting Stories in Brooklyn
Five year old Pileabeth Gulley shows talent at a Brooklyn desk, tapping out tales on a typewriter. Her stories captivate children while adults shape them into readable form, showing a precocious fluency in narrative for a child of such age.
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Pileabeth Gulley
Brooklyn
Perofesloy
November rainfall misses expected norms despite rain
A weather report notes November rainfall below normal despite recent rain. August totals show 1.41 inches for the month and 2.59 inches in a wetter period, with deficiencies of 0.6 and 1.28 inches respectively. Showers fell mainly in a three day span, with 24 clear days and several cloudy periods.
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Nowembor
Scandinavia to Keep Neutrality Amid German Threat
Norway Sweden and Denmark signed a new agreement to observe the utmost neutrality after a conference of the three kings. The nations pledged Scandinavian harmony mutual confidence and mutual aid in response to German seizure plans.
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Christiania
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Danish Denies Rumors On Conference When Allies Base Fear
Copenhagen December 1 The Danish foreign office authorized United Press to deny rumors that the Christiania conference of Scandinavian monarchs was triggered by a supposed German threat to seize a base in Denmark if Norway grants a base to the allies.
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Copenhagen
United Press
Denmark
Norway
Premier Semvierm Addressed Austrian Parliament on Reforms
Premier Semvierm told the Austrian parliament that Taysthon Preis beta lia Te patie Pare te mete and gehen ghee, with no violations of terciveriod or ecmomic rules, according to the Central News Agency Agnatyriany.
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Taysthon
Preis Beta Lia
Semvierm
Lantral
Agnatyriany
Dr Lock Wood Attends Charge as Local Church Rector
Dr Lock Wood assumes charge as rector of the local church. A service and reception will be held with invited guests including officials and community members to celebrate the appointment. The event includes morning and evening services and a reception at the church, with remarks on his years in the ministry and prior postings.
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Lock Wood
Hihes
AL Sainte Cathedral
Spe
Local Elks to Hold Lodge of Sorrow at Arcade Theatre
Local Elks plan a Lodge of Sorrow service at the Arcade Theatre honoring departed brothers. The program includes a memorial address by D. Belle Collience, a choir, music, tributes from chapters in nearby counties, and a procession with flowers and memorials.
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Arcade Theatre
Aftermourn Pondtecon Lauige
P.O. WL
Areque
Ieee
Pte de Low
D. Belle Collience Tormied
Gelveny
Rehharlow
Civerton
Neouweh
Wevitien
Yeraneiel
Sraph Otening
Internment Camp Detention for Local Man Lees
Kael Lot of Nolin, accused as an alien, is held in an internment camp by Federal Officer Moswaln. The case involves alleged ties to provocative wartime activities and purchase of a rifle after the presidential proclamation. A county marshal is expected to transfer Lees to the internment facility.
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Kael Lot
Nolin
Moswaln
Les
Airey Chenora
Provident
Lees
Gall
Marshal
Internet
Speed limits cut by ten to fifteen miles per hour
The article reports speed limits reduced by ten to fifteen miles per hour as traffic changes were debated. It notes penalties for speeding, the context of a redistricted median area, and references to related cost and adoption details within the local traffic amendment.
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Chery
Miley
War problems confront Congress in tense session
Fragmented text outlines a wartime Congress debate with mentions of President, policy stance, and international affairs. Key figures and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece hints at strategic decisions, national mobilization, and political contention surrounding wartime policy.
Wilson Stands by Roumanians Amid Turmoil
Ike Acarrington reports stance of Wilson regarding Roumanian affairs amid detachment and political unrest. Officials in Hounvente and nearby regions address commitments to Allied leaders and respond to shifting international tensions affecting communities and governance.
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Acarrington
Ike
Mite
Aviann
Etetine & Proue
Adiierionit Mrpitvert Rete Ltd
Cie Peeneng
Taliter
Birwulianeanel
Tive Juewkent
Pope Deetoring Vie Niegelt OF
Lettie
Oaduriog Oriente
Amd
Bolsheviki Face Civil War Threats in Russia
Reports from Omak indicate Russian provinces plan anti Bolsheviki revolt as commissaries resign for safety. Trotsky and Lenin urge separate peace while Bolsheviki fear downfall. Courier dispatch claims widespread unrest and potential counter revolution amid crisis in Petrograd. provinces ready to resist Bolsheviki rule as civil war looms.
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Stockholm
Trotsky
Lenine
Sepuirnié
Roess
Etrograd
Rummla
Pouiania
Dadssheviki
Commidssaries
Balcheviki
Nogin
Atift
Tarn
Taarcheky
Mir
Holes
Courker
New Italian Premier Faces Hard Task Amid Frontline Push
New premier Vie torld Orland must steer Italy as Alemite forces in the north stall Germann and Avetriana offensive efforts, delaying gains and testing the government’s resolve. The report notes ongoing military pressure and political balancing required to maintain stability.
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Italy
Vie~torld Orland
Aemita
Avetriana
Will Investigate Bisbee Activities
A report by the Federal mediation commission chaired by Secretary of Labor Wilson recommends Congress to consider legislation enabling federal action on deportations. It finds deportations near justification but notes telegraph and telephone lines were clamped and interferences occurred during the process.
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San Francisco
Den
Federal Mediation Commission
Todas
Atterner Gener
Interstate Commerce
Congress
Legisla
Wet
Wilson Lsted
Colt
Naminatoy
Indian Land Appraisal and Lease Process Ahead
The document outlines that Indian land must first be appraised before leasing to the highest bidder with a proviso that the head tenant may have preferential rights. It details bidding procedures, withdrawal conditions, and notification plans, urging publication in a weekly newspaper and circulars.
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Cal
Tereatior
Poitie
Tanieliver
Cate Sells
Albert Tontian
Fate of Mrs De Saulles in Hands of Jury
The trial details describe Mrs. De Saulles under intense questioning as jurors weigh her guilt or innocence. Proceedings reveal the jurors’ focus on fidelity and motive amid courtroom scrutiny, with testimonies touching on her relationships and alleged actions surrounding the alleged crime. The narrative emphasizes the tense atmosphere and the pivotal moments before verdict.
Western Front Battle Report Dec 1 1917 Losses and Counterattacks
British lines at Cambray hold after a double German assault failed to gain ground. Germans pushed briefly near Lalesu wood Lavacquerice Guimneien Villers Guisin Gouzescourt but were repelled by counterattacks. Tanks and infantry advanced to recapture lost ground while Haig reported no fresh German attacks and the British prisoner count rising in the sector near Gongellerd Villers and Haslain.
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Lalesu Wood
Lavacquerice
Guimneien
Villers Guisiin
Gouzescourt
Decacquetica
Cauche Wood
Villers Galalain
Bourton Wood
Ike & Stone Wall
Grulcourt
White Cambrai
Crom
Hynes
Altien
Clus Galas
Fuel board investigates school fuel use in January plan
The fuel administration committee reviews January and February costs for up to six schools. Details are unclear due to garbled text but action focuses on fuel usage and budget implications for affected institutions.
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