Separate peace moves sweep Europe amid turmoil
Dispatches report Germany pressed toward a separate peace with Austria Hungary while Vienna contemplates capitulation to Wilson. Hungarian independent leaders push for autonomy and sweeping reforms including parliamentary changes, free speech, secret ballots, and press freedom. Demonstrations in Budapest reflect socialist currents amid shifting alliances.
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Sl—Tirkey
Athens
Constantinople
Mytilene
Lesbos
Hoth
Elides
Germany
Nacional
Hungary
Esanr
Podawit
Czecho Sorakia
Austria
Tongariaa
Supdny
Budapest
German offensive pushes deep into Allied lines in July
Fragmentary wartime note reports German forces massing in a major offensive by late July. It cites large prisoner and casualty figures, tens of thousands wounded or missing, and heavy artillery and ammunition losses as German units advance and Allied positions retreat.
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Erman
Lys Inter Xatient
Dune
Gereones
War Revenue Bill Held Up In Senate Revision
Washington, Oct. 20 The war revenue bill will not be reported to the Senate until after the November recess. Senator Simmons chairman of the senate finance committee states the committee deems the house draft utterly incomplete to complete the revision and return the redrafted bill to chestnate by October 20.
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Waebligton
Simmons
Senate Gufmee
House
World War II era pig trading notes from Paris and Arkansas
In Paris an old dispatch lists captures and payments by Brirlets Amer young and French buyers totaling large sums for swine like a 800 pound Dume boar sold for 1,002. A breeder in Blackstone Arkansas paid one thousand dollars for Cherry Bon, a noted boar, reflecting mid century livestock trading practices and names such as Larson and Dume.
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Larson
Blackstone
Ark
Baron Beaverbrook Resigns As War Propaganda Lead
Baron Beaverbrook resigns as chancellor of the duchy of twa enalty and lead of the propaganda for the British government, with stages cited as the cause. Aviator Congressman at home, New York, reports on La Guardia and wartime service as America entered the war.
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Jandon
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de Permont
Oflelgton
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Her
Mel Moliio Vf
LaGuardia
Ite
Etey
America
Plot and trial mix as UN talks cloud Atlantic politics
The article reports a tangled UN negotiations backdrop involving AdsyHl Capthaus and Callas figures, with testimony from Mr Becker and mentions of Minotto’s Berlin origins. It ties espionage, Argentine diplomacy, and a French-British dispute, referencing ships, ports, and a high-stakes legal probe led by US authorities.
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Get
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Prosmiter
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Att Ling
Germag
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Gunetat Tikeker
James Minato
Louis
Becker
Fort Ozleihorge
Hepidment’ of Justice
Eeting Pon
Mitotiey
Prenrh
Eoman Intrie
France
Merkerst
Ofl
Calla
Minotte
Eynics
Berlin
Nuevos Aires
Breen Callas
Arsentine
Prince
Lusburg
Sinotte
Becket
Tda
Buenos Aires
Collleus
Wreck of Princess Sophia Claims Many Lives in Alaska
Searchers locate ten survivors as the ship Princess Sophia sinks near Lynn Canal Alaska with more than 200 aboard. Dozens of vessels sweep the area but the cold waters hinder recovery of the dead and bodies wash ashore along a stranded coastline.
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Fuocaa
Alaska
France warns Germany over Laon civilians repatriation
France protests to Germany over seizure of Laon civilians and demands immediate return of all captured residents. Foreign authorities pledge reprisals if the abducted Goecanimetyilans are not repatriated to French custody at once. Local reports note shifting naval and patrol district tensions with limited impact beyond major ports.
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Faris
Germany
Laon
Dutch Ships Renew Trips Amid Shipping Confusion
London dispatch reports Dutch shipping lines resuming services amid wartime disruption. The brief notes delays and adjustments in routes to maintain cargo and passenger flows as concerns over conscription and naval patrols influence timetables. Authorities warn of continued uncertainties and intensified monitoring of maritime traffic.
Two Ships Sunk Off Ul S Coast Credible Reports Rise
Survivors from a Crewe of Wo tenth aboard the two ships report that one vessel was destroyed near Barnexar and another near Egg Hurtin. Early summaries indicate uncertain confirmation of the wrecks though authorities note possible authenticity of the coast guard’s information.
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Monmouth Merch
Barnexar
Egg Hurtin
Wilson acts for suffrage in Washington dispatch
A garbled Washington dispatch notes actions by Brewitenk Wilson toward suffrage, mentioning Watertown and a water route, with references to November events, a jailigent term, and a chaperon of women in some suffrage context. The readable fragments indicate advocacy efforts and related legal or procedural steps amid a suffrage discussion.
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Washngton
Brewitenk Wilson
Okation
Warnan
Eccasirs
British Fighting on Piave River Front
Aトrible garbled report suggests continued British action along the Piave with Austrians repulsed in recent engagements. The account mentions Austrian counterattacks and significant casualties, reflecting ongoing combat conditions amid the Italian front.
Former Mayar Pareled Faces Prison After Fire Toll
In Terre Haute, Mayar Pareled, a former mayor, was paroled after a deadly blaze at a six-gene gens Venee Ui facility. Officials report the fire caused extensive damage and led to the lockdown of multiple areas.
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Terre Haute
M. Tinhorta
Moreante Tv
Feneral
Hale ties Wabbievan meet in foggy faltering race
An unclear report mentions Hale and Wabbievan in a muddled race setup with scattered names like Papin and Kenyan YVR. The text is garbled, offering few concrete facts beyond the improvised event framing and ambiguous participants.
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Hale
Iowa State News: War News and Local Losses
Local Iowa reports detail World War I events and casualties. Names of soldiers and communities such as Jefferson, Anita, Adair, and Camp Dodge appear, noting deaths, promotions, and unit movements. The article lists many fallen and wounded, with references to farms, counties, and wartime logistics amid a broader home front narrative.
revival of the ku klux klan in the south
The article details renewed Ku Klux Klan activity in Mobile and the surrounding area. It describes organized recruitment, intimidation by masked marchers, police confrontations, and a statewide fear of retribution. It notes labor strikes and general community tension surrounding the movement. The text links the Invisible Empire to threats and possible violence and cites unresolved arrests and suppressed leaders.
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Thora
Orenong
Allen
Haa
Fabio Sentiment Petlad
Mimo
Mobile
Abn
Ety
Wenny Hiken
Alos
Mrotezors
Scotland
Tulthera
Briumphinn
Patrol Driver Touched in Atlanta Jail Case
In Atlanta GA patrolman Tiarey Vaughn, driver at the state facility, faced a difficult incident involving prisoners. A clemency hearing or filing with other inmates followed as authorities note the event along Merant street. A separate Tennessee case mentions a life sentence for a vice crime on route to the stockade. A driver nearly drowned after a water incident, with a valuable bottle detected in a water container.
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Atlanta
Tiarey Vaughn
Sla
Win
Veughin
Muth Wort
Yaurtin
Hia Watter
Hart
Horna Moskuna Dies After Hitting Inn Machinery
In Rhinelander a tragic accident occurred when Horna Moskuna was struck at a local inn. He sustained severe injuries as machinery could not be halted in time, leading to his death. Community members mourn the loss and call for safety reviews.
Indictment of Socialist Leaders Across Nation
A court case indicts five socialist leaders including Arnall, Hebbtes Berger, and Elizabeth Thomas on charges connected to a broader movement. The proceedings involve state authorities and accuse participants of conspiracy within the Socialist organization.
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Berger
Meting
Ear Amertnger
Louis Aa
Arnot
Elizabeth Thomas
Arnall
Mvaiber
State Lightnvire
Thomas Ta
Thi
Olllenila
Soeliiint Gegantzutton
FIX NOVEMBER HOG PRICES
Fragmentary OCR notes report changes in hog prices for November in Washington. The garbled text mentions market centers and price notices but lacks clear figures or dates beyond October. Mentions of Topeka and Sonwalsston are unclear. no coherent price data or entities emerge.
Big victory for Serbians at Morava river action
London reports that Serbian forces defeated the enemy at the Morava river valley, driving the foe back and forcing a retreat after a major engagement. The official dispatches indicate a decisive victory with the enemy rolled in retreat.
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Morava
Fee
London
Gel
Great
Twenty Second Hun Airplang On The American Front
Columbus reports from October detail ongoing moves in France as Garman Pinke, once a noted pacer, is mentioned in connection with the twenty record breakthrough. The item highlights Allied operations on the front and references Brances with limited readable details.
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Dowia
Columbus
Wape
Ekenbacker
Pacer
Garman Pinke
Brances
Last Lina of Plove Broken With the Altea Force
Fragmented OCR text reports a conflict where Duaothone strong Uke Linge river was broken by the Unitied French gna Tialban forces amid a broader battle. Names and places are garbled. core idea centers on a river disruption during combat involving allied and French forces.
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Altea
Influenza Affects Hun Roads Aloslecdam and Purdys
A garbled report notes widespread illness among railway workers and officials, with references to a place names including Hun Roads Aloslecdam Oét Bt Purdy and Yeritn. The text mentions a government or railway authority discussing impacts on operations and staffing during a flu outbreak.
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Purdy
Ibe Mgebritt
Yeritn
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