Wilson to Attend Peace Conference Opens in Versailles
The article discusses President Wilson possibly traveling to attend the peace conference in Versailles next month. It notes expectations of visits to Paris London and Brussels, a reception abroad, and his role as a world democracy champion. It covers allied expectations and the aim to participate in preliminary Versailles proceedings before the main conference.
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United States
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Paris
London
Brussels
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Bulgaria Proclaims Republic amid War Rumors
Unclear reports suggest Bulgaria may declare a republic to avoid accountability. Proclamations circulating in Athens and Greece hint at political shifts connected to peace efforts, while confirmation from officials remains elusive. The chatter centers on avoiding responsibility through a republican move.
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Athens
Greece
Bulgaria
Tirpltz in Switzerland led by revolution in Germany
Admiral von Tirplitz former German navy minister and key figure in a national paper campaign fled to Switzerland amid German revolutionary turmoil, according to the Mannkfurt Gazette.
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Switzerland
Copenhazen
Admiral von Tirplitz
Germany
Mraunkfart
Cadets Drawn in Unclear Baltic Clash Report
Unclear OCR text describes cadets drawn amid a Baltic style clash with German forces. The fragment mentions two German fronts and a sinking or drowning incident involving ships, with distorted names such as Copmhagen Theo and Bylog. No clear date or place is ascertainable.
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Theo
Gennan Tradding
Schberion
Wis Aunk
Yankees Find Vast Supplies In Metz Area Fire
French troops under Marshal Petain report progress at Metz as American forces advance toward Longcamp and Longuyon. German retreat leaves supply dumps and damaged yards, with bakeries reactivating for advancing Allied troops. In Lorraine, French forces enter Belfort area. cavalry units push toward Brussels while the war office cautions on ammunition losses.
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Oversubscribed Fourth Liberty Loan Nears One Billion
In Washington on November 21 the fourth Liberty Loan was oversubscribed nearing one billion dollars. The treasury department estimated final orders around 9.09 billion, with an over subscription of 1943 percent. Purchases included a large allotment of Taherty hone from the rag department, totaling 4.52 million, indicating redeployment of funds from alien property holdings.
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Food of Way to Europe
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Night Message Fate Gut Washing North-leretion
Fragmentary OCR note mentions gate between Atlanta field Power station, Portmuster Governor, and related entities. Unable to extract clear events, dates, or outcomes from the garbled text.
British War Losses: Totals From MacPherson Estimate
Parliamentary secretary MacPherson provides figures on British wartime losses across all theaters. Totals include killed, wounded, missing, and prisoners with breakdowns by officers and men, plus colonial and overseas contributions. Overall casualties reach about 2.43 million in France and related fronts, with British troops suffering tens of thousands killed and wounded.
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Kileut
Saies
Fon MacPherson
India
Hestonstotane
Hichiding Pcltoncea
Min Mactherson
German withdrawal from Finland to avert conflict with Britain
Report from Copenhagen indicates General Mannerheim will oversee withdrawal of German forces from Finland. Munich government fears clashes with British forces. Telegraph dispatch cites the German envoy and a Danish carrier as sources, signaling a shifting Nordic alliance amid rising tensions.
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Flenern von der Goltz
Eurmmanier Fistaud
Bax Informa
Munich
Herman
Copenhagen
Exch ‘Palegeaph Company
Mannerhein Wit Tie Wivernor
Fhalind
Overmuurt
Flu More Deadly Than War Amid Epidemic Toll
A frail, garbled report notes epidemics exceeding war in death toll across America. It references property losses and crop impacts, citing strained resources and rural disruption. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece frames the outbreak as a national crisis surpassing armed conflict.
Benatt Probes Camirade in Washington Charges
A garbled report from Washington references probes into Camirade and associates tied to DAFAMILY and army captains. The fragment mentions enamel insignia and Beandarth Santtry Manufacturing, with plea discussions underway and declarations by an official count.
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Morison Wis Residents Attend University of Wisconsin Event
Charlee A. Van Hive Oles Morison Wis May Va Mbie Wreshbent of the univeenity of Winconsin Wied ty Menke ne eorduig 109 weessaga room ed by Dean Bipke of Pietiibveraity The went to Muwaukee lest Mrtlay.
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Morison
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Dean Bipke
Muwaukee
Ke i Hara Luo Tutest Pictograph At Daban
The fragment notes ke i hara luo testing a pictograph at daban Kel hira and mentions Wapaee fk test with unclear names and setting.
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Daban
Peitne Wilaleter
Kel Hira
Wes Copenthy
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by Woodrow Wilson
A historical draft proclamation dated November 19 outlines Thanksgiving and a national day of prayer. It references gratitude to Almighty God, praise for wartime victories, and designates the following Thursday as Thanksgiving while urging people to suspend work and attend worship to render thanks to God. It names Woodrow Wilson as President and includes officials' signatures.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
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Gast
Stair
Mormon Church Head Dies at Native Parish Site
Sall Take City reports the death of Tosepo P. Sets, presiding bishop of the Church of Mesa Christ of Native Par Satney, during a conference at its Mesa parish. The obituary notes funeral rites attended by President Saith and a multiday gathering, with details of services and local ceremonies.
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Tosepo P. Sets
Church of Mesa Christ of Native
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Saith
Rhe. Chur
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Message from Washington on November policy outline
Fragmentary note from Washington on November policy, mentioning Senator and proposed actions. Text poorly legible but indicates a formal briefing to discuss a new annual allocation. Includes names such as Marte Yanka and Unitern with unclear roles and a reference to Madschintgy.
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Kren
Washington
Walter Ha
Rwite
Buten to Nedeem Prisoners
Varin and Nov appear to discuss allied persons in a wartime context. Names are partly garbled but reference to prisoners and a movement toward CorrYy indicates an institutional or military action. Details remain unclear due to OCR damage.
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Varin
CorrYy
Fire Loss Reported At Breitat Velalol Conn
A garbled OCR fragment describes a large fire loss in Breitat Velalol Connecticut with an estimated amount around 300 009 dollars. The text is faded and partial but indicates extensive damage and an emergency response including possible vehicles and authorities on the scene.
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Velalol
Conn
Berlin Yoga Beat Inspires Citywide Push
A garbled but readable note shows Berlin residents rallying around a yoga based health initiative led by Derr Hind. The movement focuses on meditation and exercise to improve community well being, with organizers inviting participation across neighborhoods.
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Berlin
Derr Hind
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Wilson To Attend Peace Conference In November
President Wilson plans to join the peace conference in Paris at Versailles, accompanied by delegates from the United States. He will emphasize loyalty to the League of Nations and seek a lasting settlement of postwar treaties while maintaining U.S. participation through the Senate and House.
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Sabie
United States
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Wilson
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Versailles
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Bio Frente
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Unclear fragment hints at Germany and United States relations
Fragmented OCR mentions Germany and the United States with scattered references to leaders, politics, and international tensions. Details are obscured and specific events or dates cannot be determined from the readable text.
Waamligtoh Envoy's Britain Mission Report
A cryptic note from Waamligtoh outlines an envoy to Britain dated Nev 26 on a formal assignment. The text mentions Cres HeNE and Wintiantog with references to Dalle nie Stoyaialerts and Ade Went, plus a general context about the mission and a mention of a colleague named Guy.
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