Armistice Terms and Versailles Delegates Gathered in Paris
Paris reports the supreme council of the Paris peace congress resumed sessions with leaders from France Britain Italy Japan and the United States present. The morning program announced agreement on armistice terms expiring January 12 including German restoration of war damages and delivery of stock and locomotives and food relief to devastated regions.
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Foraiigo
Sepa
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Witsba
Leanéing
Gon. Bies
Herbert C. Béavor
Prani
Versailles
Sir Henry Wilson
Mershal Pooh
United “States
Bliss
Dodson
Terherte Hepvar
Dritete
Henry “Wilton
France
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Weygand
Chiet
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Taring
Italy
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Terlona
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Fer Nation Witte Tribute Proposed Memorial Date
Fragmentary notice discusses a proposed national tribute to a former leader, with references to memorial services and federal officials. The incomplete text mentions February as a suggested date and a congressional consideration.
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Prlands
Tyeu
Urhloe
Congress
Spice Plant Fire Immolates Colbary Company
A Philadelphia fire at the Colbary company facility caused extensive damage to spices and condiments, threatening a loss around $500 000. Ten workers were overcome by smoke from the blaze.
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Colbary Company
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Harding's Message Urges War Readjustments and State Programs
Governor urges legislature to fund veteran reintegration, memorials, and employment. outlines war-time budgets, civil service reforms, and state roads and transportation plans. Highlights need to stabilize offices, support soldiers, and modernize Iowa's government and economy after World War I.
Forefathers Luxuries Prompt Railroads and Waste Talks
A fragmented piece discusses how forefathers endured shortages from the fourteenth to nineteenth centuries without common goods. It contrasts past hardships with modern comforts and notes efforts in Minneapolis to use waste for fuel, detailing a $1.20 per ton tax and garbage-to-energy ideas.
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Wien
Galgto- Munt
Connecticut Agriputtural College
Minneapolis
Minneapolle
Fragmented rhetoric on prohibitions across historical eras
The passage laments a decline in pleasures once enjoyed, tracing shifts from sugar to tobacco and oil in various periods. It references ancestral life, war, and a long sequence from the fourteenth to eighteenth centuries, ending with cryptic mentions of modern items.
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