Trotsky Puts Next Move Up To the Kaiser
London dispatch reports Trotsky placing the next move to Germany as Brest-Litovsk talks continue. Russians reportedly withdraw demands for transfer of negotiations to Stockholm and propose continuation at Brest-Litovsk. Armistice terms extended for another month. both sides preparing for possible peace terms.
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Trotsky
London
Germany
Frac
Brest-Litovsk
Storkhoi
Brest
Laitoyen
Petrograd
Petra
Boeo
Lele
Wilton
Trowky
Ruston
Ae Seytonen
Muesia
Tryteria
Bolshevik Officials Praise Wilson Peace Efforts
January 12 report from Seiroghau notes Nicholas endorses President Wilson's ideal for an explicit message to Britain. Investia calls Wilson's stance a justification of Bolshevik policy and a moral victory for the Soviets, while Pravda lauds democratic peace and appeals for American support in the broader struggle for peace.
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Terantia
Unclear text on peace negotia tions from Washington
Fragmentary Washington dispatch reports uncertainty over whether peace negotiations will conclude soon or war will end definitively. The administration refrained from committing to an early resolution, stating no definite timetable and stressing ongoing review of options.
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Washington, D.C
Yao
Negauaunna
Epring
Don’t Suffer From Piles Ad Offers Prep Trial Treatment
An old advert promotes pile treatment claiming relief with a preparatory trial. It mentions a tonic and a pyramidal remedy, urging readers to send for details and pricing. The message stresses that no matter the severity, readers should seek the prep trial.
President Whiter and German Press War Aims Debate
A fragmented report discusses President Whiter's war aims and Allied strategy as German officials and press respond. It notes uncertainty about printed full texts, German military moves, and potential shifts in allied and German positions amid Brest-Litovsk and broader war dynamics.
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Germany
Austin
Jullie
West Diller
Titony
Nilied
Junkers
Amid
Earlien
Shurl
Counlash Punter
Beas
Wiese Pauitle
Brest Litaysk
Johnlurd
Thumilen
Pope
the Garman Press
Aldenta
Unclear fragment prompts uncertain war timeline
The text presents a fragmented report on peace talks, military retirement plans, and German war aims, but the garbled wording makes specific entities and events hard to identify. No clear dates, places, or names are reliably extractable from the readable fragments.
Joint Congress Erobaule In Bolshevik Russian Crisis
Jun 12 report from Peymograd notes quiet Petrograd as Bolsheviks, led by Lenin, plan a joint congress with Social Revolutionaries to shape the Provisional government while countering German influence. Reports describe militant tension near Novgorod and Brest litmus for Allied recognition.
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Peymograd
Levoletiontr Russi
Vikolyiat
Tratuiis-Lenine
Pesantits
Krom
Pestria
Soisieviki
Lon
Ma Botahev
Waernt Prapriurida
Brest
Teresia
George
Britain
Amidini
Captain Who Killed Four Ends Own Life
A veteran captain linked to the Army bank scandal in Manhattan reportedly shot himself after a financial collapse. The article notes his role as vice president of the Naslohal Reserve Bank in Kane sas Wily and cashier of the army bank Cael Whlesohonata, with tied details about his education, family, and military service across the Spanish American and Mexican campaigns.
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Kansas City
Whistler
Tie Key
Sailna
Armx
Merriweather
Rockford
Mya
Sara Tenine
Howe
Chiengo
Samina and Captain Lewis Divorce Shocks City
Jan 12 news item reports Samina and Captain Lewis divorce, with details of social fallout in Wart Riley. The piece notes Cirgt afflvent qung and Moyment as ruilway cleris, plus Vettoral employees reacting to Whiktier’s high profile split and Hovey from the thot division.
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Samina
Rene Pe
Ruilway Cleris
A. Hovey
Chile
Notable Springfield editor Jewell killed in bank robbery
The piece recounts the death of I Jowell, owner of the Shunfield Willy Techer, during a bank robbery near Camp Fustob. It traces his career from the School of Journalism at the University of Michigan to leadership of the Leader, his wartime service, and his plans to establish daily papers in U.S. army cantonments. The report notes his father’s grief and the impact on his business interests and family.
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Darth
Lalhtor
Apiunghield
Joli
W. Jowell
Fustob
I. Jowell
Shunfield
Willy Techer
Ian
Lie Jusinees
Young Jewell
Taylor
Wag Dusle
Ietovd
Ginny Joyell Ols
New York
Polk
Thei Nam Y
Gueh
Viera
Kepe
Yorks
Jawell
Aim
Briar
Richmond
Shaleman
Iha Naltong
A. C
United States
Jewell
Sefiner
Wandittan
French Heroes of Chemin Des Dames Honored
A French ceremony near a shell battered field honors soldiers who led the Chemin des Dames victory. American officers and young volunteers stand with French generals as flags wave. The event marks gratitude from France for valor shown by Allied troops amid rain and ruins.
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Chemin Des Dames
Americs Allepily
France
Chemin Des Dame
Dem
Ameri
Ube
Isnec
Behinnd
Otto
Question of Quality at Jungkind's Drug Store
A garbled ad claims quality concerns and urges customers to demand tests, selling items at low prices while promising top value. It mentions Jungkind's Drug Store on ML Avenue with a Crockett phone and Travis East address, in a distorted marketing style.
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Ganda
Jungkind
Crockett. Ai
Travis Ea
Household Furniture Fire at Burns Store Continues
Fire crews and soldiers battled a burning Household Furniture Store as ladders surged to the upturned beams. Firefighters fought flames that leapt across adjoining structures while a third floor collapse menaced the scene and smoke and water rained down onlookers.
Households Furniture Co Fire Hammers Trade and Hope
Fire at the Household Furniture Company warehouse caused extensive damage with losses estimated between 69000 and 70000 dollars. President James Kapp said a thorough inquest found no proof of arson, though he suspected foul play. The firm plans to reopen offices Monday and continue business despite the disaster. A separate blaze in West End destroyed a warehouse housing cotton bales and a buggy, with total losses around 4109 dollars.
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Baguinente
James Kapp
Hownsthold Furniture Company
St Anthony
Kapp
Mr. Rupr
A. J. Walser
Grand Rapids
Us & Tearon
Househult
E. Enckhart
Emat Jluue
Tan Serea
Bornaml Conteria Keried
Agarn
Disz
Teivan
Zarangory
West End
Army personnel notes with scattered duty assignments
Fragmentary military notices show Second Lieutenant Deis M. Dyer called to duty at Camp Travin amid garbled lines. References to Captain Willan, Kalenell, and various units imply supply and artillery roles, with inconsistent spellings suggesting transcription errors in unit names and locations.
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Deis M. Dyer
Welyads
Camp
Travin
Rivets in Shipbuilding Explain Modern Riveting Problems
A magazine excerpt describes the rivet work in large shipyards, noting capacities, labor, and efficiency. It discusses five top yards, daily rivet outputs, and the challenge of replacing handwork with faster methods while preserving production scales.
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San Francisco
insAmerica
Toro River
Masachusetts
Newport
Virginia
Camlen
Philadelphia
Delaware
Tevet
AAME
Rivetere
Agother
Angle
Shipy
Trey Necudais
Tme
Harper's’ Magazine
Snow Menace City Grips Nation With Cold Wave
A severe winter storm drenched the south and midwest, killing at least ten and injuring many as wind and freezing temperatures paralyzed communications. Winds up to 48 mph wrecked buildings, toppled trees, and cut power as cattle losses rose and a schoolhouse collapsed in Dothan Alabama.
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Washington, D. C
Dothan
Alg
Troy
Ala
Ohettedt
Macon
Webb
Camp Sheridan
Als
Camp Wheeler
Durham
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Newport News
Denmark
Florida
Montgentery
Atlanta
Zeca
Cole Rey
Knoxvillte
Behanya
Mleville
Angest
Suffering in the Army Camp Amid Cold and Hardship
Soldiers at Camp Stanley and Camp Butler endured frigid conditions as barracks failed to heat, snow blocked water and lines froze, and inspections continued. Officers faced a slow relief as crews battled cold, with many soldiers falling ill while awaiting town respite and warm meals.
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Camp Stanley
Don
Cunp Butla
Sith Ditton
374Th
Tarewna Geminno
Nyoke
S Rlagrtes Navener
Cagis Stantey
Camm
San Antonia Inuaddiatsis
Ilaty
Taye
Sunlinn
Snobs in Washington Describe Fame and Status
A Washington conversation reveals how snobbery centers on title and social rank rather than money. Celebrities at a grand dinner impressed guests more than hosts, while some attendees flaunt status even without wealth. The piece notes many locals admire status symbols yet claim Americans are increasingly skeptical of ostentation.
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Washington
Visib
John D. Barry
Washingtonian
Thackeray
Yengraia
Dette
Captured Zeppelins and Air Warfare After Night Bombardment
Fragmentary report notes Zeppelins and Allied air actions. Mentions a captured Zeppilin at Brihanna-tes-Baing and a large crowd awaiting results. References Captain Giyynemer and related aircraft activity in Franti and tar regions with sparse details.
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Paris
Krencl
Brihanna-tes-Baing
Avratie
Uns
Sapetia
Giynemer
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Uonor
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Cornel
Ranen
Household Furniture Store
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Willan & Kalenell
Cycloneco Midur Company
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Lyelake LD. Voves
Neal
Ivan
Soulti
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Tex
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Rhewen
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Leinson
Newirk
Ohio
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