Roosevelt Letter to Sociologists Sparks War Debate
The article reports on a Roosevelt letter read at a Wisconsin convention, arguing war can only be abolished with the right means and moral leadership. It cites Roosevelt linking war to force between nations, defending force in self defense and criticizing pacifist extremes, while stressing the need for a new system to spread right action widely.
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Pheodore Lonserei
Sivlal Vatuon
National Bank
Ente
Amore Bodo
Priteaany Radar A.tox
Tatvarsity
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Hshal
Witelike
Apwrerville
Holgi
Wallann
AMIES
Meir
China
Korea
Armenia
Wien
Oitiene
la Ments
Moosevelt
Chicago
New York
Isp
Sociolastes Society
WANTS LOYAL MEN ONLY LARADO FROM TEXAS REPORT
Fragmentary report from Texas and Mexico cites First Chief and decree actions on officials who backed rival administrations. Text notes removal from public office, opposition to the Cant Blifttlonalist group, and enforcement against those who supported the Castelano cause.
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Larado
Tex
Mexico
Prison mine strike at Kansas state prison demands better food
A group of inmates at the Kahsug state prison mine in Kansas staged a walk to protest food quality and working conditions. Warden Crider and a committee of twelve prisoners negotiated with guards as demonstrators descended into the mine, with promises of improved meals and adjusted shifts.
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Kahsug
Cedding
Nelson
Tadiy Ne
ML Work Federaluy
Muciale
B. Crider
University of Kansas
Lommicer
All Western Mexico to become dry soon report says
Ban framcs from Cat Lee and Alccestert Mentos, via Topic to the border, indicate a dry move spreading toward Sal Blas, Mexico. The United States Sugar Company manager Bosch states the plan is anti Hay and will impact workers and livelihoods amid Carranza’s favorable look at the project.
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Lee
Torino
Thames D. Bosch
United States Sugar
Beldingas
Sal Blas
Mexico
Rosd
Carranza
Prayer causes postal card ban in Belleville Illinois
Local postmaster Philip Sopp ordered withholding of postal cards bearing a prayer message after a physician cited alleged harmful effects on recipients health. The phrase Lord bless all mankind is central to the note and warnings claim those who circulate it will suffer calamities while others are spared.
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Belleville
Philip Sopp
Weather forecast for San Amonis and venuity
Pair and warmer tone with likely rain across the area. Winds light to moderate. Temperatures rise, bringing showers later in the day.
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San Amonis
Blizzard Paralyzes Cleveland with Record Snow and Cold
Cleveland endured a historic blizzard with extreme winds and heavy snowfall. City streets and transit were crippled as temperatures plunged to near record lows, while power and wire outages disrupted daily life. Chicago and surrounding areas faced similar cold and storms, with travel all but halted and utilities strained.
Wintry gale grips east Gulf Coast with delays and outages
A severe winter gale lashes the east Gulf Coast causing widespread wire damage and long train delays. Reports describe downed lines, disrupted communications, and crowded schedules as storms move inland, with crews scrambling to restore service amid continuing outages.
Weather Storm Looms Over Atlantic Seaboard
A severe storm moves across many states causing snow sleet and high winds. The article notes warnings issued by the weather bureau from Key West to New England, with impacts expected along the Atlantic coast and inland regions.
Storms Hit Mississippi Valley Causing Ice Stoppages
In early December heavy rain and sleet disrupted the Mississippi Valley last night, freezing streets and crippling telephone and telegraph service. Trains ran late and traffic slowed as temperatures fell to 23 degrees in Memphis. A second storm from the southwest followed as warmer air moved in, according to the local weather forecaster.
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Memphis
Yorn
Genera
Valles
Interes
Storm Rowing Severe Weather Hits Wide Area
A major storm moving from Texas to the eastern coast brings sleet and ice, breaking wires, overturning poles, and disrupting telegraph and telephone service from Alabama to Pennsylvania. Winds are high, rain heavy in the south, and parts of the Mississippi Valley expect brisk northeasterly gusts. Local forecasters warn the system centers over the Ohio Valley with damage likely across adjacent states.
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Des
Bictared
Focal Weather Bureau
Strm
Alleghanies
Alabama
Virginia
Lanai Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
Mississippi
Walter
Sleet in Arkansas disrupts telegraph and telephone lines
Fragments from a historic page describe severe cold and sleet in Arkansas causing telegraph and telephone outages. The text notes damaged communication lines and mentions rain and frost, with unclear references to dates and local figures.
French Attack Breaks Down in Vosges Front
Fragmentary report describes a French assault in the Vosges near Nirestein with contentions of trench fighting and German resistance. The lines are described as repelled with German defense holding the sector.
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Brelin
Bes
Vosges
Nirestein
Salt
Relief Aids Greek Steamer Amid Sea Rescue
A witness describes a perilous rescue operation near Thessaloniki as relief ships rush to aid a Greek steamer. The incident involves injuries and a reception at New York routes, with officials and witnesses noting distress signals and a hasty response by maritime authorities.
Urge Zoo Proposal For Austin Garden And Exhibit
A plan proposes establishing a garden in Austin to house animals reptiles and birds with an admission area and front entrance. The idea, backed by the Chamber and local officials, anticipates purchase and setup for a zoo amid legislative debate and likely appropriation in the next session.
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Austin
Tux
Dubia Sutth
Womphaner
Sinn Belleves
Dinner by Peace Party in Stockholm Hosts Banquet
Members of the peace delegation hosted a dinner at a local hotel in Stockholm in December, with prominent men and women, including Mayor Cam Lindhagen, attending. Lindhagen praised Vikings in a spiritual sense and aligned with American sentiment that action matters more than inaction. Viggo Caving, editor of Politiken, arranged receptions in Copenhagen for the voyage.
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Stockholm
Donight
Junor
Maus
Cam Lindhagen
Jomehi iWjal Viggo Caving
Copenhagen Politiken
Copenhagen
Jariv
Denies House Rumor on European Visit Purpose
Washington reports secretary denies rumors about a congress visit to Europe. The official statement claims Colonel Moore’s mission aimed at securing suffering consents, while ambassadors Pave Landes, Grior, and Penfield are noted in Berlin and Vienna. No further details.
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Washington, D.C
Hayisine Todés
Europe
Moore
Pave
Landes
Grior’s and Penfield
Berlin
Vienna
Thompson Not Candidate in Nebraska Primary
Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson asked Nebraska Secretary of State to withdraw his name from the Republican presidential primary ballot. The Nebraska official indicated he would grant the request.
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Chicago
William [Hale Thompson
Secretary of State of
Nebraska
Als
Nebrastin
Uhl Be
Gifts for Soldiers Pans and New Year Subtleties
A garbled notice describes gifts for soldiers and New Year observances. It mentions a central venue, a schedule of events, and participants, though many words are unclear. Key names and specifics are unreadable, but the item implies a coordinated drive or celebration for troops with subtler themes and a record of involvement.
Building Ships for Merchant Marine Skills Described
Fragmentary OCR depicts a discussion of shipbuilding for merchant marine use with scattered names and terms. The garbled text mentions crew, legality, permits, and various names, suggesting a research or instruction note on naval construction and maritime policy.
Prohibition and Public Health Debates At Pan American Congress
Discussion on prohibition and alcohol use frames public health and medical science talks at the Pan American Scientific Congress. Dr Harvey W Wiley, noted food expert, urges education on prophylactics of alcohol and drug habits while debates include international law and health concerns.
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Washington
Uege
Pronemgun
Orine
Warvey W. Wiley
Frozen Meat Sale Faces Neo Fascist Critics in Paris
A fragmented report notes the plan to auction frozen meat in Paris amid controversy. It mentions protests by reform groups and intensified debate on the availability and regulation of meat supplies, with references to charitable donations and public reaction.
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Paris
French Ambulances Aided by Americans in Paris
New York reports American aid to French ambulance work in Paris with plans to expand missions. Robert Bacon, former ambassador, heads the effort and says unity remains despite dissension among allies.
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Paris
Tg & Thensand
Nevordie
Robert Bacon
Bagsadof Uy
France
Bacon
Bacot
Lille
Bostyi
Russia
Ayere
Laiseawytre
Tapar
Gerais
Bulearia
Tlay
Indicted Labor Leader Moves in New York Case
Two men indicted in connection with labor activities face trial as a labor’s national peace council head pledges inquiry. Officials describe the case as politically charged with no fear expressed and mention a potential paymaster tied to unions and overseas groups. The proceedings include statements about Congress actions and potential investigations.
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Labor
National Peace Council
Arbitration for American Disputes as Pan American Topic
A Pan American Scientific Congress session centers on arbitration for all disputes between American nations. The discussion highlights political means to unify the Americas and reduce conflict, with Salvadoran expert Dr. Rasebia Bracamon among speakers and Benito Perez Verdin noted as a participant in the deliberations.
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Pan-American Scientific Congress
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Americas
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Salvador
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Ea Pan Baure
Benito Perez Verdin
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