Germany Answers Wilson Note on Peace Aims
Berlin reports Germany’s reply to President Wilson's note on peace aims. It states the need for a future conference of belligerents in a neutral city after the war ends, and warns the path to lasting peace lies beyond the current struggle. The text also mentions the invitation for immediate negotiations through delegates, and goodwill toward U S efforts.
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Berlin
Suyvitle
Germany
Bulgaria
Turkey
Wilson
Damies W. Gerard
Amertesa Ambancator
Torste
Muangary
Julearte
United States of America
Alen
United States
War Must Continue as Socialists Demand Ongoing Conflict
At the French Socialist party national congress Arthur Henderson and G M Roderik urged war to continue until full guarantees secure lasting peace. Emile Vandervelde echoed resolve, saying Belgium and Serbia must be delivered and German dominions checked, with the war carried on despite difficulties.
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Paris
Ins
National Congress
French Socialists Party
Arthur Henderson
G- M.roderik
Alasling
Tinimys
Mc. Henderson
France
Emile Vandervelde
Belgium
Ma Vandervelde
Serbia
Easailsin
Instant death of A D Hopkins in coal train accident
A D Hopkins a 22 year old Black man from Alaparu recently hired by Elk Horn Coal Company at Ocean was killed Sunday afternoon when he jumped from a moving train to steal a ride and was run over. His left arm was severed and his head badly mashed. He is survived by a brother who also works for the same company. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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A.D. Hopkins
Visions and voyage of Leonard after prison release
Kansas City December 26. John M Leonard an attorney completed twenty one years in prison at Leavenworth and was released. He had visions for Christmas in the open. One charge remains unsatisfied and Leonard in custody of federal officers heads to New York to stand trial on charges of robbing the don tomice as yanbe lsaf 5509.
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Kansas City
John M.leonard
Pice
Federa
Leavenworth
Kan
Leonard
Inj
New York
Tuners to Meet for Fish and Game Protection
Amid rapid depletion of fish and game and law violations, organizers plan a state meeting for hunters and fishermen. All interested are to meet at 7 o clock in room 416 of the God Building to discuss securing proper protection.
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Tips Plate
Rhis
God Building
Funeral of Miss Wilda Chorpening in Bridgeport
Hundreds attend the Bridgeport Baptist funeral for Miss Wilda Chorpening held at the church. The service was led by Rev Robert Drage with prayers by Rev George Wooster and Rev F J Belt. The program featured sacred songs and a Christmas cantata performed by local students and choir, followed by burial in Masonic cemetery.
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Bridgeport
Wilda
Bridesport
Rey
Robert Drage
George Wooster
A. Belt
Alefred Bragg
Misses Mirginta
Withers
Flora “Davisson
Mosel Williams
Esther Cornwell
Audra Perry
Flossie Lanham
Herod
Hope
Alaman
Marian Lawson
Elkanat
Mies
Liz
Ste Lawson
Jospeh
Man Bartlett
Ruth
Ora Baton
Philistia
Herade Fourt
Bessie Layman
Robert Teter
Winna Need
Sarah Katherine Teter
Mercaret Cole
Irma Cole
John Lawson
Howard Eaton
Guy Eaton
Harley Whiteman
Harry Gray
Paul, Whiteman
Flesh Gray
Ros «White
New Class Rome Report On Mobilization In Italy
Italy expands war effort as new class born by 2898 is summoned to report to the colors January 1. Factories run around the clock turning out arms and munitions, boosting front contingents from Trentino to the Adriatic amid wintry weather and occasional sudden attacks.
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Rome
Italy
Armo Snd
Trentino
Adriatic
Dutch Told Germany to Change Deportation Reply
Amsterdam reports the Telograph says Germany's reply to Holland over Belgian worker deportations was crafted and deemed inadvisable to reveal to the Dutch parliament. The Dutch government asked Berlin to alter the reply so it could be presented publicly.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Holland
Hearings for Robert Martin and John Hinton on prohibition charges
Prohibition case hearings are scheduled Tuesday afternoon for Robert Martin and John Hinton in Maria trate Willan. Hinton was arrested at Lloyd Durt's house on First Street and Martin in the Willis building after Sunday raids by deputies, who seized several individuals. The scene shifts to a church event where Santa Claus visits the Sunday school and a pastor speaks on the meaning of Christmas amid decorations and a gift distribution.
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Robert Martin
John Hinton
Maria Trate Willan
Sthreher
Hinton
Lloyd Durt
First Street
Martin
Willistis
Ileputy
Sheritta
Squor
Walter Whiteman
Gorman Green Lawson ‘Barristi
Leona Bartlett
Santa Clara
Methodist Episcopal
FL Wy Arnett
Family Escapes Flames After House Fire Tragedy
Wallace December 27 reports Em pire theater manager J. F. Stout and his family narrowly escaped a blaze at their home. Fire destroyed the Stout residence, with no insurance for Mrs. Stout, while nearby Dye and Estrick properties suffered minor damage. Bucket brigades and volunteer firefighters saved portions of adjacent structures.
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sEstlackswan
seThestosa‘omotheshouse
iMs. Stout
George M. Dye
Stout
Dye
Estrick
Former Resident to Be Buried Here Wednesday
Mrs. Mary Pratt Harrison widow of the late Judge Thomas Willoughby Harrison died Sunday at her Washington DC home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Harrison home in Broad Oaks with Rev. S. S. Turner of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial follows at Odd Fellows cemetery. Survivors include Willoughby Harrison of Washington, Matthew M. Harris and Samuel R. Harrison of this city, daughters Miss Ellen Mo and Anna D Harrison, and grandchildren. Mrs. Harrison was a longtime Presbyterian and deeply valued member and hostess among friends.
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Mary Pratt Harrison
Thomas Willoughby Harrison
Washington
James Robertson
America
Catekill ‘Mountains
Utd
Nallys Highlands
Harrison Wis
Robertsons
Donnachic
Loch” Rannoch
Scotland
Heine Fen
Willoughby Harrison
Washington, D.C
Matthew M. Harris
Sofi
Samuel R Harrison
Misaes Illen Mo
Anna
D. Harrison
Samuel R. Harrison
Albert L.lohm
Jens
Harrison
Thomas W. Harrison
Llewellyn C. Harrison
Samuel Harrison
Yassa
Presbyterians Church
Midnight Chapel Christmas Celebration at St Marys
The sinters of St Tomph oversee St Marys hospital nativity rites with care and joy. Sister Gerard and helpers decorate the chapel in harmony for a midnight mass led by Rev Father Francenco Latronzano. Sister M Henry’s music enhances the festive scene as patients receive comfort and faith.
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Tomph
St. Mary's Bonoital
St. Mary's
Francenco Latronzano
M Henry
Ship Sinking Off New York Coast Signals For Aid
Coastwise steamship Maryland, near Sandy Hook about 80 miles east, sent word shortly before midnight that a ship named Acushnet was sinking and called for immediate assistance. The Maryland reported its position and requested aid as the Acushnet’s wireless line failed amid engine flooding.
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York
Guy of Savannah
Acushnon
Maryland
Sandy Huck
Savannah
Woodaholeys
Qhent
Slongside
Undetermined fragments on local police arrests in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg a police report lists four arrests tied to drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The fragmented text references dates and a city context, with little clearer detail about exact names or outcomes.
Fireworks Blame Shaped Christmas Injuries In Atlanta
Fireworks caused most injuries during Christmas celebrations in Atlanta. several treated at municipal hospital. Reports indicate similar incidents from northern cities, where fireworks and crackers hovered as a seasonal custom. Arlington Company subsidiary approves a twenty percent bonus on an annual payroll near three million dollars.
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Atlanta
Greworks
Wilmington
Del
Arlington Company
Pont
Sidiary
Bonnus
Peace efforts and Carter company wage updates
Ambiguous notes report peace efforts and wage details for Carter OW Company workers. The article cites January figures and income based pay, with concerns over unemployment costs and routes reflected in early job data.
General Carranza Must Return a Favorable Answer at Once
Washington reports that General Carranza is to respond promptly to the American peace efforts. The commission plans to quit and will meet in New York Tuesday for a final discussion. Negotiations continue as American representatives seek favorable terms and a united Mexican delegation.
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Carranza
Mexico
New York
Washington
Palladelphia
Jo Carrum
Publication Controversy Tangles Severn Maynazown’s Work
An investigation exposes disputes over publication of a political piece by Severn Maynazown. It cites altered timing, claimed permissions, and conflicting author approvals. GM Malley denies offering articles or authorizing use of any name. FH Proudfoot’s response expected.
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Severn Maynazown
Netlelo Waa
Malley
Proudfoot
Automobile Crash Leaves Three Hurt In Brushy Fork Area
Glenn Goodwin of Fairmont and Charla Goodwin of Goodwin suffered injuries in an automobile crash at Brushy Fork Fond near St Mary while enroute to Clarksburg. Faust Goodwin drove over a thirty foot embankment and was injured, Hart Webb aided. Glenn Goodwin later released from hospital. Charla Goodwin injured with a cut and other wounds.
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Glenn Goodwin
Fairmont
Charla Goodwic
Bridgeport
Ure Putlan
Wint St. Mary
Brushy Fork
Faust Goodwin
Hart Webb
Clarksburgs
Oyar
Lont Central
Horses and charity dinner for Washington laboring classes
In Washington a charity horses dinner served by philanthropist equestrians fed laboring animals and entertained guests at a shelter grounds. The event drew many teats, storms, and riders as wealthy owners displayed blooded horses amid discussions of the feast. In Toledo the Edward Ford Plate Glass Company announced voluntary wage reductions of eight percent for its 1,800 employees.
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Washington
Waatington
Toledo
Edward Ford
Marshall M Carr Taken By Death In Clarksburg
Marshall M Carr a longtime pharmacist and member of the local Masonic circle died in Clarksburg after a Christmas morning incident. Funeral services are planned at his late residence with burial in the Masonic cemetery. He was born in 1861 and survived by two brothers and two sisters with ties to California and Georgia.
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Marshall M. Carr
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Drugeiat
Clarksburg
Slater
Staton
Aftuneral
Atqcod-Antistata
Carr
Masonic Cemetery
Carnwan
Josuph
Emeline
Aidregistorelini
Murnball, Helng
Warrant issued in county case quotes vague firearm offense
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Sheriff Rouy F. Stout and a warrant alleging weapon related violation. It references Wilsonburg and Rabarc Martin, with scattered phrases about a warrant and charged individual John Ve. The text is distorted, but implies a warrant related to carrying a weapon and court action.
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Sherif Rouy F. Stout
Wilsonburg
Rabarc Martin
Tmarthina
John Ve
Schooner Sunks Near North Point Steers to Shore
A damaged report describes the schooner Rober Dhirys of Great Point stranded near the riphead, with crew saved by guards and locals. Rescue details are unclear, but the vessel appears to have wrecked near the northern end of a bay, with witnesses noting protective measures and a cautious retreat toward shelter.
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Rober Dhirys
Great Point
Utho
McLoud
Ith
Rhead
Lnya
Shfely
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