German Chancellor Signals War End Through Peace Talks
Amid border fears, Chancellor von Hothmann-iollwer states Germany seeks peace only through terms that prevent a relapse of war. He warns rivals not to misjudge public opinion and reiterates readiness to bear costs if peace is feasible. Communist and social factions press for clear conditions while Berlin stresses restraint and responsibility.
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Morris acquitted in public station assault case
A jury found Morris not guilty after evidence failed to prove he had Aquor In the ation. The trial, held Thursday morning at the alley station, centered on the alleged involvement with Mynor at a public place.
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Mynor
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Morris
VESSELS STOPPED NEAR SAN JUAN IN CABLE GRAFT CASE
Two American vessels, the Coaino and Caroling, were halted near San Juan on Thursday as authorities searched for contraband cargo tied to a cable graft scheme. The ships, part of the Dee line, faced detentions by New York and Puerto Rico authorities while investigators pursued leads.
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Dee
America
San Juan
Greek Premier crisis rumors report reshapes government stance
A garbled dispatch from Athenn reports Premier Skowloudin facing pressure amid alleged manipulation to indict the Greek government. Claims surface that Maly and Hugsia aligned with Britain and France for freedom of action as expeditionary forces gather at Sajoniki.
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France
Sajoniki
International policy clash and pacifist talks on board steamer
A speech by Judge Bon Lindany of Denver on the steamer Oscar sparked debate over love, unity, and preparedness with references to international policy and potential military necessity. The address followed a formal gathering, emphasizing a shift toward preparedness in policy discussions.
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Henry Ford
Iing
Bon Lindany
Denver
Captain Broderick Jebaon Reported Killed by U-33
A letter from San Francisco states Captain Broderick Jebaon disappeared months ago and was killed when the German submarine U-33 was fired upon by the British patrol boat Larralong on August 19. A local club meeting in Nome reports sparse attendance due to the war.
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San Francisco
Broderick Jebaon
Insurance Presidents Convene In New York Session
The ninth annual convention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents met in New York for three days to discuss development of city and farm economies, railroad facilities, and the role of life insurance funds. Speaker William C. Woman cited assets near a million dollars and outlined investments in real estate, railroads, and government debt, noting life insurers hold major farm mortgage positions and contribute to economic progress.
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Ansociation of Life Insurance
Meikle and Transportation and Agricultural
Ixperta
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Wyman
United States
Westland
South
Steamer Stop Causes Turmoil in Ban Juan Saga
Unclear OCR text describes a steamer incident near Ban Juan, mentioning crew, merchants, and several named individuals in a chaotic sequence. The fragment notes a nighttime scene and references to New York and various terms, but specifics are missing.
Convict Chiynor Chioner Convicted Across Monongar Alleges Prohibition Theft
Riley Chrioner, a county convict, faced sentences for theft of Fronyli louye from Shi Harrison County. He received six months for a felony and $50 fines plus costs, then later six more months and $100 fine for violating prohibition. Magistrate Jackson W. Cartire presided after Chrioner’s near escape and arrest, with claims of parole and license issues noted in the August proceedings.
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Jacknon
Cartire
Chiianor
Obrinnar
First Coupon In Ruth Contest Published Today
Washington reports the start of moves toward resuming full diplomatic ties between Mexico and the United States. EliKen Arredondo is named Cont dential rep in Washington for Carranza, with Henry J. Fletcher expected to be named American ambassador as relations thaw after three years of non recognition.
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Alep
Caltod Stetox
Mexico
EliKen Arredondo
General Carranza
United States
Alt
Likelihond
Henry J. Fletcher
Alexico
Maddis
Clarksburg to Stage Public Vote for Heroine in Local Film
Readers will vote in a Telegram contest to select the heroine for a Clarkburg amateur film produced by the Mehlenty Film Company. Coupons published daily in the Telegram will be entered into a ballot box at the Telegram office. Eligible young ladies over sixteen may enter by submitting coupons, with votes tallied to rank candidates and generate public interest in the upcoming picture.
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Ruth
Xow
McKenry Falm Company
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iFuybingon
Torthy
Bam Clarke
Ule
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Avery
Fatal Burn Fire Claims Staithton Resident
Mimetta Watson, 40, of Staithton near Harr, died at home from burns after she retrieved four flaming coals from the floor using her cotton dress for protection. A member of a prominent family, she was a cousin of former United States Senator C. W. Watson.
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Fairmont
Dec. S
Mimetta Watson
Staithton
Harr
United States
C. W. Watson
Denial From Amsterdam on German Recruits Call Up
A German official statement received here denies the French Chamber of Deputies claim that Germany has called up the class of 1916. It states the clash of 1916 is not yet complete and the class of 1917 has not been called. Rev AG maronett, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, after a week confined to the rectory due to illness, is much improved and will hold services Sunday.
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Chamber of Depution
Germany
Maronett
Christ Episcopal Church
Big Labor Body In London Debates Tebor Organization
A London labor assembly discusses the Tebor organization amid a tense history of unrest. Debates center on aims, potential reforms, and the role of labor in shaping policy. Strong entities include Big Labor Body and Tebor, with implications for workers’ advocacy and governance.
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London
Derisreeat Tebor Organization
Tugiaody
Britain accedes to American protest over requisitioned ships
Washington reports that Great Britain has agreed with the United States to cancel the requisition of the steamers Hocking and Geneseo of the American Transatlantic Company. Ambassador Page and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice conveyed the decision, with other vessels held pending further orders. The deal follows allied foreign discussions and anticipates the Tasdman trial.
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Geneseo
Drowned near New York harbor amid cattle and barge collision
A chaotic scene formed off Liberty Park and the Hudson mouth as cattle and sheep drifted from a wrecked barge. Dozens drowned while sailors frantically battled the swift current and lost livestock floated away toward Portland and Jersey City.
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President Wilson to Address Columbus and Return Saturday
President Wilson will leave Washington tonight for Columbus Ohio. He will speak at the chamber of commerce in the forenoon and again at night before the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. He will be joined by Josiah Washington. The trip is to take place Saturday with a return slated soon after.
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Turbulent Bulgarian Crisis Amid Foreign Fear and Trials
Dispatches describe Bulgarian turmoil with fear of a national collapse linking to central powers, while New York exports reach a November record of 180 million dollars with metals and steel products. London reports Great Britain recognizing the Carrigan government in Mexico, Madrid notes Count de Tomonones forming a new Spain, and a guilty verdict in the Harber train case at Annex hotel.
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de Carrigan
Mexico
Marriage notices for Lawrence J Mectay and Eva P Miller
A brief wedding notice for Lawrence J Mectay and Eva P Miller appears in the public records. Clarenca A Prout is listed in association with the event as part of the official notice.
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Imusta
Lawrence J Mectay
Eva P Miller Paar
Clarenca
A. Prout
Anglo French Lines Forming Near Serbian Front
Fragmentary wartime notes describe Anglo French lines forming near northern Serbia with Bulgarian and Greek actions reported. The piece references Greek theater, Serbian border fronts, and unclear troop movements amid Allied discussions and German responses.
Severe fighting on the French front reported in daily update
Dispatches describe intense combat on the French front with heavy shelling and accurate fire. Details are fragmented but indicate persistent artillery exchanges and frontline gains. The report notes Allied units contending with strong German defenses amid deteriorating conditions.
Explosion in German munitions depot reported near Paris
An explosion near Paris damages a German munitions depot as reported by wartime authorities. The blast reportedly caused fires and prompted evacuations while fighting continued on adjacent fronts. Officials describe the incident as part of ongoing trench warfare and air raids against German positions.
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