British Gov to Reply Seriously to Peace Proposals
London reports that Britain intends a serious and reasonable reply to Austro German peace terms when formally presented. The Daily Chronicle notes Washington, London, Paris and Rome exchange views on the peace proposals as Premier Lloyd George visits Frornier Clemm. The piece outlines cautious optimism about Germany’s response and the Allied stance.
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London
Tan
Chronicle
Manchester Guardian
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Lieyd “Secreq
Fronier
Dallyens
England
Bessie
Gerwinny
Spas
Tustla
Neiltrudik
Wermaike
Trutary
Germany
Geena Amilgih
Pope Lena
Teking
Lower
Gurney Jolning
Meyer
Vie Tinien
Lath Geel
Multoy
Helving Inn
Eeventorars
Kalba Ton
Uetereen Jitekadsuni
Mui Oy
Ticwegian Euilial
Guy Hunter
Bexin Wien
Seerival
Petrograd
Geryaua
Germain Hood
Peimnerai
Bertin
Amsterdam
Brest-Licovak
Brest-Litouaie
Serbian Heroes in War Mission Reach Washington
Two photographs show Lieut ent Ontunet Nenadptteh of the Serbian mission returning to Washington. President Wilson expresses gratitude for Allied war effort and honors his service. Nenadptteh, a lieutenant colonel, served at the front and was wounded in battle with duties in the Sechian Crown region and King Petey referenced in dispatches.
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Berbith
Inge
Mu Wiles Aeele
Turbulent Year Returns as City Embraces New Traditions
A fragmented account recalls December and January ceremonies, weather quirks, and public morale shifts. Figures like HN Kerns and AKIN Davies appear amid sparse references to local events and feasts, while a late charge of citizens wards off gloom with shared rituals.
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York
Akin Davies
Tractors to France and Railroad Tragedy Reported
Fragmented dispatchs describe a plan to ship 1 000 000 tractors or parts to France for French needs while noting political objections and logistics. Separately a fatal accident near Texarkana reports Charles Moore age 25 killed when struck by a machine while leaving a foggy area. A Swiss court in AINT GALL condemns a person for degradation.
Shot at Camp Travis Ends Soldier’s Life
A speeding-motor incident at Camp Travis led to the death of Second Lieutenant Fleet Mega. A guard fired to halt the car after it disregarded commands. Mega was shot inside the camp and died shortly after at the base hospital. The shooter is in custody pending a board inquiry.
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Dieutenant
3Ptuk Infantry Regiment
LOU
Miia
O'Elnok
Camp Travis
Wdae
Wisnik
Wilitees
B. Murphy
Maloy Agittani
Seid Uestuy
Fem
Lissisnant
Margy Travis
Temple
Tex
Catop Stages
Lean Speinars
Ani
Cami
Talbert
Wikiail
Bishop
Robert W. Kupe den
Yeutenwil
Orchig
Fon Nufy
Willers
Flaide A
Kavlerrec
Elaatrude Tur
M.D. George
AVA Hotty Vieres Stecel
Panera
Warners
East Vonageree
Alan
Tessie
Williaas
Metay
Gromge
My George
Ain Mores Street
Avhilles
ehiAn
Compan
Mixa Sun Applewhite
Moser Kale Steel
fMuimer
Aiko
Cilve Sula
Baker
Grivnie Company
Cass Travis
Wet
Ari Aml
McLean
HG Engineers
Carp Drayks
Janine
Sammy Ollen Scel
Urnisen
J . Giters
UIP
al Horton
Albee
Ly Aivbop
Ciel
Union
Emmanos
Jean
Lara
Tou Gillce
VMN
Midut
Nalteren Wales
Elena
Denicetal
Teathe Weber
Robert Green
Eis
Tigh Welock
Ting Town
Communities Fight to Protect Children in War Era
A fragmented text urges communities to shield children amid conflict. It references global efforts, regulatory concerns, and statements on child protection with mentions of health, education, and humanitarian groups.
Bumper Crops in the South Under Review
A Washington obituary style summary notes a national business review on bumper southern crops. It cites cotton, peanuts, corn and sugar crops, mentions Texas Oklahoma Virginia and Virginia as key sources, and discusses labor, mechanization, and regional diversification impacts on output.
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Business Review
South
Washington, D.C
Kemmares
Sorthern
Texas
Oklahoma
Tearm
Mason
Tnd
Virginia
Cous
Geordie
Cdn
Fur South
Semga Bay
Troops Honor Women in Wartime Unity Address
A wartime tribute notes women’s vital support to the Allied effort as government and military leaders urge unity. Officials underscore civilian contributions and vow to honor service while preparing for future mobilization and national resolve.
Rangers Rush to Alpine in Quiet Capitol Patrol
Four companies of Rangers were sent from Washington by Harley to Alpine amid New Year observances. Adjutant General Rawle reports no raid or combat, but Broward County officials requested Rangers due to threatened fringe activity. Detachments from Fort Rio, led by Captain Carter, and by Captain Ivex, joined the Alpine deployment to reinforce security.
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Washington
Gan
France
Fool
Astana
Ameica
Capital
Alpine
Harley
Austin
Adjutant Generr Rawle
Rangers
Huber
Adjutant Gunocat
Aheritt
Browater
Talon
Det Rio
Carter
Yehta
New’ Brookisa
Newport News
Ert & Lovett
Doare
Shissolvet
Abad
Ned St
Therhl
Burtington, Atteneétees
Wats
Bneilte Donrdaluye' API
Mu War Board
John Speltug Wiig
Kaplan Wassington Probe Prompts Senate Inquiry
Reading from a garbled report, the text mentions Kaplan and a council member seeking to have a brother testify at a Senate war inquiry. It notes alleged profits of about 40 000 and possible financial ties to a New York company through the supply committee.
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Wassington
P.O
New York
Sharpe
Senate
Oukles Iecoman
Vico Clei
Gammel Kaplan
Commuvu
Unclear text about a vehicle or device invention and travel
Fragmentary report notes an event involving an individual named Wilxon and a possible invention or codem, with mentions of travel and discovery. The garbled text obscures clear entities, dates, or outcomes, preventing precise reconstruction of the incident or its significance.
Coal Shortage Shocks Washington Clerks as War Work Sags
A Washington coal shortage disrupts government workers and daily routines. Reports note reduced fuel availability during a period of extended wartime measures and shifting temperatures. The text describes cooler forecasts in the West and warming trends elsewhere, with authorities urging conservation and adjustment to energy shortages.
Fragmentary War Era News and Obituary Snippet
Nonsensical OCR fragment reports divisions with troops and prisoners at a state prison and mentions American expeditionary force in France. It lists an elderly person and a long obituary note about Mrs Heart, mother of 13, with garbled details and dates.
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Cal
Ntate
Cuttin
France
Bay Lyskein
Sarah Erell
Wolnthyer
Heart
Wayon
Turbulent Traffic Order Rushed Amid City Fire Losses
Officials issued an emergency directive to reroute trains and restrict rail traffic to relieve congestion after a major fire damaged several blocks in Granby Street area. The incident, with 200 workers and multiple shipyards affected, prompted city leaders to suspend normal operations and redirect resources to emergency response and recovery efforts.
Fragmentary postal notice hints at mixed historic details
OCR fragment references a postal report from Fallington with tangled names and dates. It hints at a dated page discussing volumes, a New York City connection, and scattered event notes. Readable facts are sparse, but the note preserves a few person and place associations amid the garbled text.
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