Britain Will Not Give Up Her Navy War Talk
Prime Minister Lloyd George defends Britain’s naval strength and vows no permanent peace while conscription remains debated. He argues the war requires nonaggressive defense, not offensive mobilization, and cites costs of the conflict to defend national security. He notes future policy depends on peace terms and world tensions.
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Great Britain
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Eorge Wald
Wards
Hutraye
Avalon
Lloyd-George
Dewald
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Ford
General A J Godley With British Forces at Dardanelles
General A J Godley served with the British forces during the Dardanelles campaign, participating in operations tied to the Allied assault on Gallipoli. His role emphasized command duties and coordination with naval and land forces amid heavy artillery and trench actions.
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Dardanelles
Jugoslavs Submit Written Protest From Zagreb
Jugoslav national council at Zagreb submits protest to Allied government condemning Italian administration in Dalmatia, Istria, and other former Adriatic territories. It alleges unequal food distribution in Dalmatian areas and famine conditions in Gorizia, with appeals to halt annexation and respect wartime terms.
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Jiuaa Slav National Counella
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Mg Bshe
Jugoslav
Atetrod Hiraariant
Bat
Governoente Aaliat Mul Jen Wdo
Wrritersen
Dalmatia
Atria
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Lok Dlapaleh
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Baroas
Calite
Zagreb
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Seventeen Ohioans Killed in Action
A long list names seventeen Ohioans reported killed in action and other casualties with counts for died of wounds, missing in action, and hospitalizations. The document cites multiple towns and counties, detailing origins such as Columbus, Cincinnati, Warren, Dayton, and others along with dates and units. It presents a solemn roll call from the war front as part of a broader casualty tally.
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Washington
de Boul
Dieta
Uenaing
Mushy
Limas P
Thalten
Cy Elinatt
Kenarer
Moledoy
Uyrkleseanit
Winchesten
Athen
Kennedy
Ty Tharpe
Sulinneliie
Kolteyste
iLipottie
Willie
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Polo
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Burien
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al Hien
Columbus
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Shi
Manali
Danial
Colvin
Aprinae
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Pain
Dean
Waihithilies
Warren
Ge He Caldwell
Cineta Hue
la MU
Pigding
Newinn Hall Center
Sheridan
Columbine
Walter Matetol
Cootiinbow
Joseph
Breumnan
Creinnatt
Valet
Wabakonnti
Thonad Zermink Toluda
Hs Merrow
Columbue
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Dayton
Joseph Zuite
Flielind
Jane Strey
Uhiehavitte
Niehiog Hadermiin
Vernon
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Love
Habart
Woestervilte
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Cincinnati
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Pabeite
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Mfoore
Banduekys
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Gevitory
Wygust
Jeli
Farewre Amntor
Howell
Cow Abbott
Bolsuti
Din Byrn
Cuaker
Wellaviie
Cleaning With Ganoling and Tinkees A Whole Gatunnit Be Plied
Fragmented text describes cleaning with Ganoling and Tinkees, a method involving applying a taw fine, blotting gasoline, and wiping with a cloth to remove a stubborn blot. The passage reads like garbled OCR with unclear sequence and errant terms.
Fragmented记 Incurable Tale From A Murky Newspaper Page
A garbled OCR fragment notes a scene with a father and a child, a guitar, a table, and an implied event involving sound and an object sold. The text is largely unreadable, with missing context and several stray words.
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Fox
France In Accord With President Wilson
A summary of French alignment with President Wilson's principles. France stresses the need to address violations by Germany and to pursue reparations, while noting American interpretations may influence punitive terms. The tone signals resolve to press for full accountability and reparations despite potential disagreements.
Form Socialist Army Under Ehert Government
The workmen and soldiers' executive concedes supreme authority to Chancellor Ehert, enabling a Socialist army formation. Regulation ends, with price controls and steel industry supervision to continue, and foreign violation actions remain active.
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Amaterdat
Workmen's
Conc Muttive
Germany
Ehert
Sparinews Group
Soldiers in Guashes at Camp Sherman
Soldiers at Camp Sherman clashed with the military police as the Fortleth regiment arrived, leading to arrests and guards. Police escorted errant troops back to camp, with many reported to have whisky, as investigators examine the incident.
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Sherming
Fortleth Regiment
Auiliey Po Ice
Uinder
New Head of Shipping Board Elected in Conference
Charles Plex, vice president and general manager of the Emergency Fleet corporation, was elected director general of the Shipping Board. The decision came after a prolonged conference of the trustees in Washington with officials confirming the designation.
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Shipping Board
Washington
Charles Plex
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shiping Board
Stomach Trouble Relief From Tablets Named
Mrs L A Drinkara of Jefferson City Missouri reports stomach trouble improved after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says the tablets helped from the first dose and she felt better, less nervous and tired as work hours passed.
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Mra L. A. Drinkara
Jefferson Clty
Memorial plan slated in Toledo for soldiers
Toledo December 12 Mayor Schrather will appoint a committee to oversee a fund of 500000 dollars for the erection of a memorial hall and auditorium honoring Toledo men who served in the war.
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Wub
Memorial Hall
In Service In the World War The Tutta Ing Erection
A civic center project titled In Service In the World War will be erected at the northwest quadrant of the city center. The initiative aims to honor local efforts with a public display near the civic center, along with planned ceremonies and community involvement.
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American Army Nears Rhine Front as Coblenz is Quiet
American patrols push toward the Rhine while advance guards reach near the river at Coblenz. Bridgehead commissions discuss crossing dates as townspeople glimpse both armies guarding arsenals and stores. German guard withdrawn, leaving US forces in Coblenz with tense calm.
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Cobleng
Americnna
Yankeer
Ennaiderabie
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