Alleged US Policing of Berlin Reported by German Paper
Copenhagen December 6 story in the Deutches Allgemeine Zeitung claims an American wireless dispatch says allied troops will provisional occupy Berlin to police the city. A Heidelberg report says French would likely occupy Heidelberg and Mannheim after a watchman at Mannheim prison killed three French prisoners.
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Copenhagen
Deutches Allgemeine Zeitung
Berlin
City
Atchman
Heidelberg
Mannheim
Bernstorff Cables Implicate Hearst in Propaganda
A February Washington probe reveals cables from Bernstorff showing alleged German influence operations involving William H. Hale, a confidential agent linked to the Berlin embassy and the Hearst network. Documents describe Hale as head of German propaganda with a $15,000 yearly salary and ties to U.S. outlets.
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Yuli
Harigow
Lowen Ugelloh
Kerndorffy
Dat Am
Biolanks
Miate
von Berpstortz
Hale
Kerks
Bueno Aires
Stockholm
Bernaterte
Herlin
Heart
Jan Prikliat
Berlin
W. B
Paleo
Wi Ie
Blelnebl
Preliminary Peace Discussions in Paris December 17
Reports indicate preliminary peace talks will begin in Paris on December 17 with President Wilson participating. Discussions are expected to extend about a month, followed by formal negotiations with Germany, possibly resuming January 15 and aiming for a treaty by April or May. The Paris talks reflect the broader peace process after World War I.
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Pari
Der
Paria
Wilson
Demand Berlin Payment for Army Expense
A Paris dispatch reports the French commission has demanded Berlin reimbursements for Allied occupation costs. The note cites expenses incurred by the American army totaling about $13.6 million and British costs around $16 million to date. The report mentions U S occupation expenses and a projected British need of $10 million.
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London
Berlin
Behnif
McAdoo Appeals to Nation for War Funding Support
Secretary McAdoo appealed for dramatic public support to finance the government as wartime needs grow. He urged more vigorous efforts to increase war revenue and adjust treasury policy to meet required expenditures while preserving fiscal balance.
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Washington
McAdoy
Treasury
Spread of influenza grips Northwest cities
Reports from Portland Seattle Spokane and Tacoma describe a rising flu outbreak with dozens of deaths and strict enforcement of quarantine rules. Officials say hundreds of cases have emerged and police may arrest those who violate health orders. Local councils in Seattle and neighboring cities impose mandatory quarantines and heightened surveillance to curb transmission.
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Portland
Meo
Was Jacob Rugh Die Suddenly in 1930s Newsbrief
Jacob Rugh, a resident of Pendleton, died suddenly last night at St Anthon’s Hospital from heart trouble. Survived by his wife and children Evel Bure of Hammond Oregon, Gertie Themes of Mob and Ruth Feede, George Jones, Una Rough of Pendleton, Minnie Benadon of Tether town, and one brother Nat Done of Flatbush Nebraska. Funeral details not immediately available.
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St Anithon's Hospital
Jacob BE
Oles
Evel. Bure
Hammond
Gertie
Mobo
Ruth
Feede
Jive
Ceorge
Jonenita
Una Rough
Pendleton
Tarenia
Shafer
Mire
Minnie Benadon
Tethervon
Petiie Abecinilon
Beardatown
Tie
Alan
Natt
Flat Bors
Nebraska
Death of Mrs Melissa J Luck
Mrs Melissa J Luck died last night after a tone at the den of deafter a tone Abo ve her son in DPondieten Mire ack in survived by another den. Ase iach of 2ilenwburs, three sisters, Mire MW Willan and Mre George Diantele of thie city, old Mra Crorse O'Brien of Long Beach, and two brother B C Haxar, of Lingham, and Levi Hague. Funeral services will tomor row at 11 wolves Troi At Mary Cu thofleehurch, with Father Brown officiating.
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Jane Luck
JO. Lash
Tig Elt
den of
Deafter
Ase Iach
Mire
MW. Willan
George Diantele
Thie City
Crorse O'Brien
Long Beach
B. C Haxar
Lingham
Levi Hague
Hiving Sn Wistingtin
Gee Drake
Thin Olfs
Mra B. Mekente
Hermiston
Atre, Litek
As & Wolves Troi
Mary
Cuthofleehurch
Father Brown
Speech pleases Paris Americans pamphlet style clash
Dec. President Wilken faces mockery as the Paris crowd reacts to foreign policy lines. The piece cites discontent with Vienna congress expectations and hints at a political agenda surrounding Tuten wai and ongoing detente.
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Fred Fergeson
Paris
Wilken
Peru Cabinet Resigns Amid Political Turbulence in Lima
Fragmented OCR text reports Peru cabinet resignations and a chaotic transfer of power, with references to Peruvians, Chile, and unspecified factions. The readable portions indicate a sudden political shift affecting governance in Lima and potential cross-border implications.
Boys Confess Cigar Store Robbery In County
Joe Pohl and Arthur Cirich confessed to robbing Charles Cn cigar store on Main Street Monday night. Sheriff Taylor reports the pair led authorities to the cash and change, including pennies, after a sidewalk hiding spot was found by Deputy Marin. Joe Pohl, of age with prior juvenile court history, and Arthur Cirich, with prior minor offenses, face juvenile court handling. The break in occurred after the shop closed and involved breaking a back window. Mystery over exact amount recovered remains, but about 4 20 in money is noted along with change and register cash.
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Joe Pohl
Arthur Cirich
Jnil
T. DO. Taylor
Cie
Charles Cn
Main Street
Tegen
Taylor
Cottesion
Tottiv
Hoppy Canyon
Marin
Joe Moll
Arthur Olrieh
Beers Grove
Auresti Wan
Niuie
Ithe Hottie
Shove
Two New Flu Cases Reported in City Quarantine Update
Report notes two additional flu cases raising total quarantined individuals to six. Names and exact addresses appear garbled, but the notice cites Penitie and East Court Street quarantine locations and TD Kh as involved. Authorities from OL Preach quarantine office are referenced.
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Penitiefou
Fia
OL Preach
East Court Street
Krol
Returning Hun Soldiers Clash in Violent New Protest
Amsterdam reports show thousands of returning soldiers clashing with troops during a miner demonstration at Hamm, with soldiers dispersing crowds. Several killed and many wounded as stones and chaos erupt in the scene, amid chaotic efforts to quell the unrest.
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Amsterdam
President 10 Summon U S Officials Soon
President and wife to visit Italy after landing aboard the George Washington. Wilson in poor health but still a navy sailor, heavy seas hinder plans as he drafts a new Alban don e ship drill and prepares to meet officials in France ahead of a trip to Belgium and Be lind.
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Robert Besder
United Press
Unite Free
Witton
France
Fondsteft
Armong Hunayitane
Bernard Bathioh
Gio Sailor
Swale
Mire Wilken
Albandon Ehip
Mfrs
Wilwern
Ptaly
Brest
Belgium
Beelind Inter
Telegraph operators vote on strike in Oregon
Across the railroad system operatives are taking a strike vote amid disputes over pay and working conditions. Reports indicate wage differentials favor higher ranks while lower paid telegraphers face harsher terms, fueling growing tension in the railroad labor scene.
America backs extradition move amid Allied plan
Ambiguity surrounds proposed extradition of the former Kaiser as allies push for a concerted action. Details remain unsettled while the project is believed to be undertaken to address violations and ensure accountability.
Umapine Soldier Killed in Action After Wounding
A Umapine soldier from the Gist Division, believed mortally wounded, is reported killed in action. Correspondence from his family in Nevriwin notes ongoing concern as letters describe his hope to aid his unit despite wounds and separation from his comrades.
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Umaimne
Loule Xnenl- Hon
Umapine Boxy
Nevriwin
County Banks Aid in Farm Records
County banks assist with farm record keeping and financing plans for next year. Officials discuss a joint effort, noting costs, proposed rates, and anticipated support from local associations and bankers to advance farm accounting and long term credit.
Mexican Rebel Stronghold Falls Amid City Siege
Reported dec 6 summary says Cura y forces captured the rebel stronghold near Cordoba in the Mesias province, ending a key defensive position of the Mexican rebel group. Casualties and exact times not confirmed. logistics and control shifted to government forces.
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Felts Dae
Cordaba
Adams Opens Flu Hospital 30 Cases
A historical note reports Adams opening a influenza hospital with 30 confirmed cases. Key figures include Morearet Bonet, a registrar, and Mire Bienen, with involvement from the UCunatitie Cyhuyty Red roe. The hospital receives state aid and coordination with local authorities.
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Adams
Ametown Water Department Faces Nephra Toxin Fears
Unclear OCR reads that three Amertown wells were affected by water department concerns over nephra toxins. Officials unknown. Citizens urged to monitor advisories as investigations continue.
American navy plan hinges on overseas security aims
Carl D. Groat reports that Washington weighs Britain's stance on a joint naval system. If Britain refuses, the United States may press ahead with a program to build an equal and potentially superior American sea power, challenging British-led naval supremacy.
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Washington
America
Witeon
Brneil
England
United States
Lest We Forget A Milton Resident Refuses Support
Higby Harrix of Milton valued between 175000 and 400000 dollars and declines to donate to the Patriot Service League. The Central Loyalty Laglu organization appears involved in a civic funding dispute related to property protection and veteran support.
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Higby Harrix
Milton
Bis
Central Loyalty Lagu
WN. CO
Patriotic Servich League
Americans to Take Entire Rhine Front in Three Days
United Press staff correspondent reports that American forces push along the Rhine front near Prismla within three days march. The left wing of the second division advances and the entire Rhine front is expected to be occupied by December 13, with progress toward the historic river.
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Wesb Miller
United Prew
Prismsla
Rhines
German Food Minister to Meet Hoover in Brussels
German Food Minister Wurm travels to Brussels with Entente consent to confer with President Hoover. London despatch reports rapid evolution in Ukraine and delays in Constantinople advices as the government moves to wake the Baltic ports along the Black Sea coast.
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Hoover
Amsterdam. Des
Vrman Food Minster Wurm
Brunsels
The
Entente
London
Ukraine
Constantinople
Black Sea
Government Ownership Urged For Telegraph and Phone System
Washington reports Burleson urges permanent government ownership of telegraph and telephone networks. He argues wartime experience proves government ownership benefits rates and efficiency, noting many critical lines are government owned or operated in wartime and should remain under public control.
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Washington
Det
Burteson
Bert Dewulia
Lied
Ph Pawtal —Omfaliiantminnt
Wretcher Cleve Mere Today Weather Summary
Nusirouny lender reports today’s weather with wind and rain details. Minima and nighttime rainfall figures are noted along with temperature expectations.
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