Germany Seeks Peace After World War II Legitimate Diplomacy
In a cautious claim of victory Germany positions itself not as crushed nor triumphant but as conqueror willing to offer terms. The piece argues Germany bears responsibility for the war while calling on enemies to accept peace or face continued conflict. It praises diplomacy shaping postwar settlement and urges restraint from Allies.
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Romania
Germany
England
America
France
Tag
Germmany
Corminy
Wisconsin State Poultry Show Opens in Pololt Wis
The annual Wisconsin State Poultry association exhibition opens in Pololt Wis and will run for one week. It is reported as one of the largest shows in the association’s history with nearly 000 birds on display. The Wisconsin Dede of the American Poultry Association will hold its annual meeting in connection with the event.
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Pololt
Wis
Wisconsin State Poultry Association
Whisonsin Deedeh
American Poultry Association
Pottery Plant Plan Sparks City Growth Effort
A fragmented notice reports a proposed pottery plant by Tree Coetor in Cordluetin, signaling a new civic drive. Local officials and business leaders push for the project as a key city development, with support and questions about impact.
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Crive
A& Branch
Fin Tree Coetor
Cordluetin
Bargain Notice for Barrels and Misc Goods
Fragmentary advertisement lists empty hard barrels for parking and various leathers. Mentions Jono u, Wort High etraot, four items including sheep pelt, ginseng, and leather goods. Appears to reference a store on Chio avenue Bast with unclear pricing and contact details.
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Harnees
Mlaharty
E Barases
Chio Avenue
Federal probe ordered into high prices in Cleveland
Federal grand jury to probe high prices in Cleveland as part of a nationwide anti trust investigation ordered by President Wilson. George W. Anderson and Charlow De Woods announced the start next Monday with a 25 member panel including food dealers cold storage men and railroad representatives.
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Cleveland, Dao
George W. Amderson
Toston
Cleveland
New York
United States
Wertz
George W. Anderson
Charlow da Woody
Department of Justice
Middle West
Irving
Anderson
Wilson
Anterson
Werte
de Woods
Ohio Supreme Court to rule on US war status
Ohio's high court will decide if the United States is at war, a question sparked by a pay dispute over a colonel’s salary during wartime. Henry Ford supports peace, arguing no side has won, while the judge advocate claims war exists. The case could set a nationwide precedent.
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Ohio
United States
Columbus
Supreme Court of Ohio
Henry Ford
Supreme Court
Donanoy
Edward
Bryant
Mrvaldant Taut Juan Wieder U
Initiation Ceremony At Knox Chapter In Fredericktown
Thirty members of Ann Hill Chapter Order Western Star of Fredericktown initiated a class of three candidates for Knox Chapter No 236 in the hall of the latter. Mia Prod Lovering worthy matron led the beau tiful work. Music by R A Chubb Burris and Norman G Turner preceded a clover drill by Fredericktown men. Refreshments followed and a social time was enjoyed.
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Ann Hill
Order
Western Star
Fredericktown
Knox Chapter
Thin City
Mia
Old officers are reelected in Knox County meeting
Knox County confirms reelection of all officers for the coming year. F W Blake of Gambier as president J M Pumphrey Mt Vernon as vice president K V Ackerman Fredericktown as secretary and J F Norrick Fredericktown as treasurer. A physician and his team plan a January meeting at the court house to discuss infantile paralysis and tarantular parties.
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Knox County
Tank
F. W. Blake
Gamier
J. M Pumphrey
Mt. Vernon
KV. Ackermat
Mredericktown
Thera
Teres
Joniven
de. FC
Emilemle
Proment
Home Ground Flour and Grains at Home
Advice promotes grinding wheat at home for white flour and cheaper purchases, noting benefits of fresh flour, grinding oats and other grains, and the cereal’s chewing aids for jaw strength and tooth health as children grow.
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New York Medical Journal
Seodamon
Gunpowder Discovery Debate From Byzantine Fire to Callin’s
The article recounts scholarly disputes over the invention of gunpowder noting M Zenghelis crediting Byzantine usage versus engineer Callin dis of Heliopolis. It describes explosive mixtures, nitrate base, and a 670 AD feat destroying a Baracon foot with a copper tube sounding like thunder. Local color includes a vignette about Bam and a band in Indianapolis with dialect dialogue.
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Greck
M. Zenghelis
Academie Dee Sciences
Callindis
Heliopotia
Oldest Master Mason Doardorf to Be Installed at 1017
Dover Reporter notes Upton C Dear dorf, longtime presiding officer of Tuscara Lodge No 50 FP and A M, is elected worshipful master for the fifth time. Born in 184? he has served as master four times and secretary in between, marking a 67 year Masonic life. If installed January 2, 1017 he will reportedly be the oldest master mason in the United States.
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Tuscara
Upton C. Deardorff
Dover
Deardort
Doardor
Deardorf
Manonto
Ohio
United States
Trooper Dies on the Border in Cardington Community
A Cardington area trooper, Private Leetie Somersott of Company A Fourth Ohio Infantry, dies on active service at the border. He was 28, married with two children, and survived by his widow, a mother, two sisters, and his wife’s relatives. Remains were returned by Private Charles Yong from El Paso, Texas.
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Cantington
Dee
Leetie Somersott
Fourth
Ohio Infantry
Cardington
Charles Yong
Co. A
Cardington Company
Chile
Andrew Still
Harry Armatrong
Protests Planned in New York Over Belgian Deportations
New York on December 14 reports crowds expected at Carnegie Hall for tomorrow night. Citizens will assemble to vote on a public protest against German oppression of Belgium. Eminent figure J Amon and volunteers Caldvous Verine Hithu Root, Alton Purkee ast Janie M, Teck named among organizers.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Belgiaty
J Amon
Hithu Root
Alton
Purkee
Janie M
Teck
Savannahs Municipal Auditorium cornerstone ceremony
Savannahs Municipal Auditorium project to elevate the city as a convention hub progressed with the cornerstone laid. Mayne W. Pierpont predicted enduring impact during ceremonies attended by a large citizen gathering. Articles embedded in the cornerstone included pieces from the battleship Mano.
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Savannah
Wouth Wan Advanced
Fedrer
Municipal Auditorim
Mayne W
Pierpont
Conference on Transportation in Evansville and Indianapolis Debates
In response to an Evansville chamber invitation, about a dozen statesmen gather for a two day Central Rations conference on railroad and water transportation. The chief aim is to gauge midwestern business sentiment on transportation legislation and policies.
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Evansville
Indy
Five bidders on meter boxes in city supply bid
Five bidders competed to supply the city with 1 200 meter boxes. The bids ranged from 325 dollars down to 1 68 dollars per box.
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Ity
The President Under Constant Secret Service Scrutiny
A discussion on the president’s isolation and constant surveillance by Secret Service agents. The piece notes the strain of near perpetual protection, the need for access to information, and occasional tension between security and normal life. It recalls McKinley’s Buffalo exposure and contrasts vigilance with personal freedom.
Her Old Habit and Whispers of a Fading Patron
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a literary piece with a late patron and social tension. The text shows puns and archaic phrasing, suggesting a satirical or dramatic work. Names and clear events are absent, leaving the excerpt as a fragmentary conversation.
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Puck
American League Mogul in Session in Chicago
Chicago December 14 The Americast baseball league owners and officials opened their annual meeting at the Hotel Lanalle to settle 1916 windup business and consider key topics. They face a Players Fraternity demand, a five member arbitration board plan, and ratification of the Boston Red Sox sale to Harry Frazee and associates.
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Chicago
Americast Baseball League
Lanalle
Federal League
Board of Arbitration
Boston Red Box
Harry Frazoo
Grangers Entertained By Newark Chamber Leaders
Mayor Bigbee and Governor Willis addressed a Newark chamber of commerce reception as part of a state grange meeting with other officials in attendance at the event.
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Bigbee
Willis
Newark Chamber of Commerce
State Grange
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