Peace talks loom as war nears end promises
Washington reports cautious optimism from the Wilson administration as central powers signal willingness to discuss terms. Berlin replies to Wilson’s note while Entente nations prepare a joint response outlining拒 terms and possible verbal edits may delay final decisions.
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Germany
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von Bernstorf
Wilton
Europe
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Wilsen
Hero Berantees
Bron
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United States
Alfred Zimmermann
London
England
France
Merced
Professor Urges Health Insurance Reform Today
Professor Irving Fisher of Yale says the United States is the only major industrial nation without compulsory health insurance. He notes Europe’s adoption by leaders like Bismarck and Lloyd George, arguing health insurance would boost health, extend workers’ lifespans and earnings, and reduce poverty and welfare burdens.
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Columbus
United States
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Dms
American Association For Labor
Europe
Bismarck
Lloyd-George
Germany
Lfe
Death in Dayton restaurant linked to heart trouble
A Dayton diner, Joan Polly aged 48 of Franklin, shook by another guest at the Davis restaurant, did not move and was found to have died from heart trouble.
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Dayton, O
Davis
Joan Polly
Franklin, O
Polly
Fatal Fire Tragedy in Cleveland Quarry Area
A Cleveland report describes the probable fatal injuries to Rammuel Morris and Harry Morris ages twelve and six and another boy aged nine after they threw fuses into a bonfire near John Madi's property. The blast is linked to nearby quarry powder.
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Cleveland
Rammuel
Morris
Harry
John Madi
Madiho
Mud slows British advance in French trenches
A British private tells an American correspondent that the hindrance is the sticky mud rather than German opposition. The mud draws shared censure from German soldiers as a factor delaying the attack in France.
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France
Scientists approve daylight saving and metric plan
Reports from the American Association for the Advancement of Science convention note advocates for adopting the metric system in U S factories and a daylight saving plan. Geo F Kunz urges metric adoption as both American and international commerce language. Marcis M Marks promotes daylight saving for recreation and health with savings in lighting costs. A board predicts pork and beef price hikes within a month. D C Westenhaver of Cleveland is recommended for federal judge at Cleveland.
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New York
United States
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Geo. F. Kunz
New York Academy of Science
Marcis M. Marks
Manhattan Hierough
Farm Loan Banks to Locate in 12 Cities
The federal farm loan board lists Springfield Mallle Baltimore Columbia Louisville New Orleans St Louis Saint Paul Omaha Wichita Houston Berkeley Spokane as locations for farm loan banks. About 140 cities were disappointed and Columbus planned a bid for a fourth district covering Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee. In Napoleon Ohio a hardware merchant was seriously burned mixing gasoline with a kitchen fire.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
Springfield Malle
Baltimore
Columbia
Louisville
New Orleans
St. Louis
Paul
Ming
Omaha
Neb
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Kas
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L Elties, Includane
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Dida
Bank of the Fourth Farm
Joan
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Napoleon
W. H. McKee
Hamiet
First National Bank of Bowling Green Placed in federal Control
The First National Bank of Bowling Green Ohio with cashier Porter C Harting dead from poison is in the hands of the federal government. The bank, long a leading Woods county institution, has deposits over 900000 and will reopen when allowed.
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Bowling Green
First National Bank
Porter C. Harting
Woods County
Hebekeh Assembly Elects Officers in December Balloting
The recent ballot for Hebekeh state assembly officers resulted in Mrs Mattie Ander Coe as president and Mie M. Jeannette Haley as vice president. Josephine Shoyt was chosen as warden, Ema Bf Be Columbus as secretary, and Cora Rife Tolvde as treasurer.
Murderer Gets Life in Cincinnati Shooting Case
Judge Cushings sentences Harry Toker, 27, to life imprisonment without parole for the May 20 killing of Mrs. Nannie Beatty a mission worker and benefactor. The judge criticized the jury watch for not being harsher and cited the guilty verdict as grounds for the maximum sentence.
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Harry Toker
Nannie Beatty
Toker
Cushing
Ohio Happenings Weds to Carry Case Up
In Perkins township a wet majority of eighteen flipped to dry by official canvass. Foster Green, township clerk, may take the case to court for a ballot recount. Also reported Governor Wilsons term and protest by Ohio Regular Army veterans over conditions at the Eighth Ohio regiment. Change of name for rural teachers association and editorials on rising paper costs impact Dayton papers. A Dayton man suffers severe burns after clothing ignites from a house fire.
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Perkins
Foster Green
Green
Restnts
Columbus
Goverany Wils
Ehera Hough
Wvasixineton
Eighth Ohio Regiment
Heugh
Net of Teutons Drawn Tight, Front Fighting Reports
Artillery duels and small patrol attacks mark fronts in France and along the Riviera Danube theater. German troops under Mackensen claim Rimnik Sarat as Russian forces retreat north of Mogura. Danube front sees villages captured and prisoners taken. Private Evan Penry of Fort Bliss dies of pneumonia in El Paso. obituary note.
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Galicia
Londth
Bec
Ayon Braily
Romania
Danube
Havinf
Seye Berlin
Roumania
France
Russia
Volgola
Carpathians
Macedonia
Greece
Ohio
el Paso
Tex
Evan Penry
Fourth Obie Infantry
Fort Biles
Harvey Penry
Live Stock and Grain Prices from Multiple Markets
East Buffalo and Cleveland report cattle, hogs, and sheep values with heavy cattle, butcher steers, heifers, cows, calves, and mixed stock priced across markets. Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Boston show similar ranges. receipts list cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with price brackets and notable high/low figures.
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East Buffalo
Rectipia
Callie
Cleveland
Hoge
PLC
Shorn
Lambe
Lambes
Confident of Agreement on Adamson Act Interpretation
National conference committee of railways and four railroad brotherhoods plan to resolve key points on the Adamson Act through informal accord. They expect the Goethals Commission to arbitrate remaining disputes after mutual understandings. President Wilson's birthday marked at the White House with congratulations.
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Genk
Goxthatm Commission For Adjustment
New York
National Conference Committee of Railwayn
Four Brotherhoods of Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Adamson
He. Adamson
Vaeve
Goethals Commission
Roter Sentenced for Aug 30 Attempted Lynching
Edward Halt twenty one receives an indeterminate term in Manafield reformatory for involvement in an Aug 30 riot aimed at Sheriff Eiey. A mob sought to lynch the sheriff after his refusal to surrender a farmer's wife to the crowd.
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Lima
Edward Halt
Manafield
Eiey
Veteran James Men iok Dies at Home in Echane Ohio
James Men iok, a veteran of the war, was found dead at his home in Echane Josbore Ohio. He was the father of Professor Joseph Mosick, who taught Latin at Ohio Wesleyan University, whose death occurred recently.
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Der
James Meniok
Shityening
Echane
Josbore
Offessor Joseph Mosick
Ohio Weeevan University
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