New Peace Proposals From Berlin Spark Diplomatic Effort
Washington reports Berlin has sent a proposal via Swiss intermediaries to the United States calling for discussions to avert war. Germany seeks to maintain peace despite severed diplomatic relations while the U S is asked to suggest steps to prevent further hostilities. The State Department has not confirmed receipt.
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Militia Guards Keokuk Dam and Power Plant
Millitia men and plain clothes guards patrol the United States government dock at Keokuk and the Mississippi River Power Company plant. The detail took effect Saturday, and only employees may access premises without a permit.
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Gerard Protests Telephone Order Over Embassy Line
London Fed ambassador Gerard protests a government order cutting the embassy telephone ten minutes after he requested passports. The dispatch from a Telegraph company notes a formal protest against the action and seeks neutral channel mediation.
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Lansing Hopes America Will Be Spared War Ordeal
Secretary Lansing spoke at Amherst alumni banquet saying the U S stood near war but hoped to be spared the terrible calamity. He urged restraint and warned against blind utilitarianism while stressing patriotism and national duty in a time of anxiety and uncertain future.
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Daniels Push for Accelerated Wartime Naval Amendments
Secretary Daniels requests prompt action on a special rule to expedite emergency amendments to the criminal save bill. The hearse rutes committee backs a faster process to fund shipyards and munitions plants with 60 million for basic apparatus. Debate centers on expediency versus economic safeguards as opposition to a bond issue surfaces.
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No Relief Seen for Eastern Freight Tie-Up
Commissioner Roswell of the Sight Bureau reports worsening congestion on the eastern seaboard as freight backs up. He cites two years of influx, delayed ships, and reduced outbound traffic after Germany's break, urging shippers to seek faster rail delivery to avoid further consignments delays.
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Saloonkeeper pleads guilty to Sunday opening charge
W Padgett, a saloon keeper, pleaded guilty in Judge McCain's court to keeping a saloon open on Sunday. It was his first offense and the magistrate imposed the minimum fine of 35 dollars plus costs.
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Federal trade commission to probe price manipulation
The federal trade commission and the department of a pro? tion will launch an immediate investigation into causes of road price increases with suspected violations of interstate commerce laws. President Wilson seeks an emergency appropriation through Congress, while concerns grow that distribution bottlenecks, not production, curb supplies. Officials emphasize unobstructed, economical distribution as key to stabilizing prices and encouraging production. The inquiry will assess whether price moves reflect lawful market dynamics or manipulation by trusts and conspiracies.
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Guns Missing On Liners Prompt No Convoys
New York Feb 11 The United States government must provide convoys or guns to protect American steamship lines such as the St Louis and St Paul. Franklin of International Mercantile Marine said private efforts failed to secure armament, noting the only gun source is the government and that ships cannot sail without protection. He asserted private companies cannot equip armed liners and warned that without government action orders may allow ships to remain idle.
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Senate 10 Change New Reserve Act Explained
Senate action on the New Reserve Act proposes amendments to empower the Fed to issue more notes and adjust reserve requirements. The bill includes provisions allowing member banks to accept certain deposits and exchange operations, with most amendments already advanced in committees and House consideration expected next week.
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Notables Gather at Cumberland Gap Anniversary
National figures join local leaders to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Lincoln Memorial University founding. Gov. Stanley and University of Kentucky President Barker spoke as a special delegation of congressmen and other dignitaries arrived by train to attend events lasting several days.
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Edison Celebrates 70th Birthday With Banquet
Thomas A Edison marked his 70th birthday with a banquet at his workshop attended by over 2,000 employees and associates. A 40 piece Edison band played as a 10 by 12 foot birthday cake was lit with electric candles. Edison thanked his workers and recalled Uncle Samuel while letters of congratulation from President Wilson and other dignitaries were read.
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Judge Perry Witt Speaks in Palmyra
The article reports Judge Perry Witt speaking in Palmyra at a CoP banquet. It notes outcomes related to the occasion and references attendees invited from City and St. Deans. The piece reflects local court and civic engagement with community leaders named.
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Jury Cleares Hin in Simple Theft Case in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga a jury acquitted Hin of stealing 19 dollars from a press gang after a habeas hearing. The trial concluded Saturday with the defendant cleared of the charges as reported by local police and court records.
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Peace Situation Hopeful Amid Vienna Tensions
Vienna circles view Waileon’s delayed stance on Ka Primary relations with the United States as favorable and wonder if the press shares the cautious optimism. Reports note Allied safety talks and relief at potential American stance, with editors maintaining a hopeful tone amid a broader fuel and distribution debate.
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Gerard Seeks Steamer Passage in Local Notice
A brief local notice records Gerard requesting passage on a steamer. The document lists names and dates around February, noting intent to travel and associated parties.
Chicago Court Busy With Naturalization
Court sessions resume naturalization hearings as the Chicago court handles a backlog. Officials report steady attendance and expected grant rates, with applicants from diverse backgrounds awaiting final approval.
Measles Develops in Third Regiment at Barracks
Reported cases of measles spread among members of the Third Regiment at the barracks. Health officials instituted quarantine measures and monitoring as affected personnel were isolated for treatment and observation.
Citizen Army Bill Seeks Senate Action For Six Months Service
A proposed citizen army bill would require six months of service, with deferments for sole providers and religious adherents. The plan envisions a national training cadre, district boards, and potential compulsory recruitment to build a reserve force for national defense.
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Japan Prince steamer carries 25 Americans and crew
A London dispatch reports the ship Japan Princes sailing with 25 Americans and a crew of about 50. The vessel carried a cargo of grain and steel and was bound from New York to Southampton. further details indicate it is among several sea disasters noted in the period.
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Fletcher Leaves for Mexico City
Fragmented OCR summary notes Fletcher leaving for Mexico City amid references to Mexican revolt, military movements, and rebel activity. Mentions various dates, places, and military terms, with unclear sequence and scattered names, suggesting a brief overseas departure linked to unrest in the region.
Chinese Cabinet Backs U S Stand Over Submarine Campaign
The Chinese cabinet endorses the American action against Germany in the submarine campaign and assures Ambassador Paul S. Reinisch of China’s firm alignment with the United States. China warns Berlin it will sever diplomatic relations if new submarine measures are adopted.
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