Roumania poised to threaten Austria and Germany with ultimatum
A London despatch reports Roumania ready to issue an ultimatum to Austria and Germany as Balkan tensions rise. Entente pressure and Greek resistance shape the military balance while Serbia’s fate remains unclear amid shifting front lines and Russian reinforcement.
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Roumania
Anatria Ak Pas
Atllek
HMO
Balkan
Bucharest
Seys
Susogjate
London
Europe
Grecce
Tetoy Mmit
Pumania Te
Austria
Germany
Eribis
Garcia
Siennas
Greece
Silenski ‘Bane
Macedonia
Priarend
Eyatis
Riga
Vienna
Gorizia
Romanian Lawmakers Battle At Opening Parliament Session
At the opening session of the Romanian parliament amid King Ferdinand’s address, factions clashed. Supporters cheered the king as opponents jeered, and the scene devolved into a general fight between rival groups.
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Bernes
Mat
Ferdinand
M. Mille
Ste
Deputy Mille Beaten by Other Deputies in Parliament
Berlin dispatch reports an attempt to interrupt the king's speech as Deputy Mille was struck by another deputy. The Overseas News Agency notes Mille shouted a phrase before being slapped, with the crowd cheering the confrontation as MPs escorted Mille away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspociareo
Berlin
Miu
M. Mille
French Artillery Busy Along the Front in December Report
The war office reports busy French artillery activity along the river and in Artois. German ships near the German coast were attacked from the air with two ships claimed down, while six columns were destroyed in barracks near cross Abie railroad station.
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Rueh
Paris
Aldaake
American farmer must act for self in obtaining laws
Chicago December report quotes David Lubin, international agricultural leader, urging U S farmers to push legislation and create economic machinery for credit and marketing. He notes German farmers advanced only after government action and stresses farmers must advocate reforms themselves to progress. The talk highlights self advocacy and policy action.
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Tay
Rueway
Chicago
David~ Lubin
Internations Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Lubin
Oright
Itv
Trials: Guilty verdicts in multiple crimes reported
Wednesday morning criminal court trials included Herse Busey found guilty of selling Aquor and Waiter Johnson guilty of breaking in at Kernwatore Glenwood. Henry Perkina confessed selling Aquor and was sentenced to two months jail and $100 fine plus costs. Jim Johnson on trial for receiving orders for Aquor. Clyde Golden confessed to petit larceny and was paroled.
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Herse Busey
Criminal Court
Johnson
Kernwatore
Glenwood
Henry Perkina
Jim
Naquor
Clyde Golden
Mr Harmon Dead After Dying at Home of Daughter
Funeral services will be held for PT Harmon aged 75 who died at 3 30 pm Tuesday at his daughter Mrs J Morrison's home in the new fairgreen addition. The service starts at 11 o'clock Thursday morning there and burial is in Bridgeport cemetery. Relatives are asked to attend.
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Harmon
Morrison
Eeenane
I O'Eli Mhuradty
Bridgeport
Charles He Nase
Auaniase
Body found as another explosion hits Dupont plant
Miss Ann Cobb, 35, of Smithfield, found dead in woods near her home after walking to Piney Works. County officials weigh murder, assault or exposure. Earlier explosion at Dupont powder plant at Curnay's Point caused injuries and property damage. Company officials report near-simultaneous incidents as workers recall a deadly blast years earlier.
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Ausociateo Press
Steubenville
Ann Cobb
Smithfield
Cobb
Piney Works
Ahe
AnpOeints Organ
Wilmington
Del
Dupont Powder
St Curnay’s Point
Tv. J
Delaware River
Burt
Tia S Expioaion
Berths Rifled On Pioneer Limited Passengers
Chicago December report details two passengers on the Milwaukee and St. Paul line who found their berths rifled on the Pioneer Limited. The train was reportedly held up near Milwaukee or Oconomowoc. One suspect, tied to Milwaukee, was arrested.
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Chicago
Milwadkes
St. Paul
Pioneer Limited
Minnéapolis
Ocondmowére
Wisi
Milwaukee
Hunting Toll Seventy Nine Dead In Seasonal Toll Across States
Fifty nine persons were killed and sixty six injured in hunting accidents last season across eighteen states. Past season saw 111 killed and 162 wounded due to dragging, shotguns through fences and other accidental discharges. Several hunters were shot by fellow hunters in various states.
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Tolllimi
Mine strike at Adrian mine ends without renewal
Report notes United Mine Workers of America involvement and a 400 worker demand. The nearby Adrian mine strike began simultaneously with another action, but the agreement remains unresolved and no renewal has been issued.
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Reese
Ieee
United Mine Workers of America
Adrian
Ninera
Grapes Funeral Notice at First Baptist Church
John H. Grapes age 80 died Tuesday morning at his daughter Mrs Boyd Reed home in New Fair Grounds after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral held Thursday afternoon at First Baptist Church with Rev W C Taylor officiating. Burial in Masonic cemetery. Viewing at Warne Undertaking Company chapel on West Main Street before Thursday noon when the casket would be closed.
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John H. Grapes
Boyd Reed
New Fair Grounds
W.C Taylor
Masonic Cemetery
Grappa
Warne ‘Undertaking Company
Explosion at mine site halts work injuring several workers
A violent blast at a mine caused multiple injuries and critical conditions as rescuers evacuated lead workers. Inspectors and engineers assessed the scene while officials prepared safety actions and investigated the incident.
Anti Tuberculosis Stamp Drive Aims at Community Health
The article outlines the Anti Tuberculosis League and a stamp sales drive to fund care for tubercular patients. It notes the shift from hereditary resignation to proactive treatment and praises Miss Taylor for organizing daily rounds to visit the sick in the city.
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Torino
Fraternal Eagles Convene to Meet in Savannah
William Grason, president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, announced Wednesday that the national convention would be held in Savannah on July 5, 1916. Delegates from many lodges are expected to attend the event with a full program planned.
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Jen Jasan Savannah
William 4. Grasaon
Frater- | Mul| Ofers of Eagles
joonven|Uon
Ahevobder
Pvarnah
Sisto
Somlies
Chilton Acts as Vice Chairman in Hospital Disaster Report
The article notes Chilton serving as vice chairman during a hospital disaster investigation involving Louis Booker and other casualties. It references a conference of the Democratic United States Senate, incomplete details on causes, and ongoing prosecutorial investigations into the incident at a packing house blast.
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Louis Booker
Dem
United
States Senate
Gallering
Gisdater
oMlcult
Ollere
Tip
Unclear OCR fragment notes water theft and robbery case
Fragmentary item mentions water access and a robbery case with names and places unreadable. The readable bits suggest a report on a water theft incident and a related crime inquiry.
Fragmentary OCR note on postponement and committee action
An unclear OCR fragment mentions postponement and a committee, with garbled names and actions. No coherent event or entities are clear beyond reference to a postponement and a public or official body. The readable text is too fragmentary to identify persons, places, or precise actions.
Trial closes in conspiracy case against Dr Bigham
Fragmentary OCR notes show a trial in the United States district court concerning charges of conspiracy. Dr Bigham is named as director of wine and appears alongside other defendants in a disputed agreement involving Limburg Ammericans and German authorities over supply lines and coal.
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Ape de York
Limburg-Ammericans
Dr. Bighaming
Tidela Jad
United States
Operation Taken to Hospitals After Unclear Incident
Unclear OCR fragment reports operation taken to two hospitals yesterday. A physician planned to fold up consultation, with details about a trip and ported unchanged condition. A person was to sail on Saturday with vague references to Bast tontorran and Weare F pespe uilkston.
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Tolhare
Resignations in Warsaw Letter Reveal Staff Changes
An autograph letter from Sm randth outlines resignations published by Werner Zelting of Vilna. Perer accepts the red jet Dr Kari Heinsich Dui Amartiter Hicenbe Hagen to Joe Dewitt Williams and E Smith.
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Iof
Smrandth
Joseph
Werner Zelting
Vilna
Perer
Dr.Kari
Heinsich D'ui
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