German Peace Overtures Play To Split Allied Front
A fragmentary passage discusses German peace overtures aimed at shaping public opinion and sowing dissension among Allies. It notes limitations of the German proposal, the intransigence of Austria Hungary, and the broader context of the war, including depictions of Allied and Central powers’ actions and calls for penalties and guarantees. The text references the Hague Conference and emphasizes resistance to German terms and the need for a just settlement.
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Harel
Hague
Hungary
Serbia
Ithe
Entente
France
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Belgium
Bipeiwalch
Ge the Mart
Europe
Anton
Fuure
Warland
Qormunyo
Buc
Mont Fouchon
Allvicd
Norus
Alliea
Washington
Wilson
Gernyiet
Bornstari
Americar
Tontebt
Tovo Fila
Wiison
Ava
TolForward
Winstator Department
Bose
Tamslie
Iti
Berlin
Vienna
Sofia
Constantinople
Alles
Silvacr
Hoboffa Music House Ad Near Post Office Listed
Local ad for Hoboffa Music House at Latstetter Building opposite the post office advertises buy and repair services for all kinds of music equipment. The note mentions two phones and the corner location, urging readers to inquire.
Allied powers demand reparation for German aggression
The text condemns German actions in World War I and calls for full reparations. It references Belgian deportations and slavery, the occupation of Belgium, and the need for a just settlement. Allied leaders urge peace based on national sovereignty and security.
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Wne
Germany
Dietoristue
Carmany
Iuatriey
Tollye
Entente replies to German peace proposal outlined
London reports the Entente note rejects German peace terms as insincere and demands reparations and the recognition of national rights. The joint reply stresses Allied unity and vows no peace while such rights are unmet, calling for a lasting global security guarantee.
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London
Bermy
Germany
Vattord Lin
Sunday Times
Washington hopeful of the final outcome
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Washington expressions on views of President Wilson and the administration. The piece appears to reflect official opinions or reactions to ongoing policy or political developments, with uncertain attribution and missing details. Further readable context would clarify the specific event or stance described.
Disturbance arrests reported by deputy sheriffs
Disturbance at Industrial area led to police actions Saturday night as deputies arrested a young man amid reports of commotion and drunkenness. The incident involved officers transporting the suspect, with lingering confusion and unclear details about the events and individuals involved.
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Winn
Matheny
Twelve Army Aviators Fly From Philadelphia to Monmouth Junction
An airmobile expedition from Philadelphia reached Monmouth Junction after a long flight covering about 245 miles. The twelve aviators, led by Captain Haynall Bollilly, faced engine trouble and harsh weather, with two forced landings near Mewmopih and Deans. The mission aimed to test endurance and endurance of aircraft, with plans to return to Hempshead and continue toward Trenton and the navy yard.
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Hemprtrad
Uris
Mewmopih
Jone Hon
Anacat
Tanpatand
Deans, N. I
Dalby Bien
Henspethad
Tomarroy
Meritt
Monmouth Junction
Haynnl
Bollilly
Monmouth
Kiingr
Sokn B. Stet Won, Jr
Philadelphia
Prevencey
Navy Yard
Thasay
Trenton
Delaware River
Hosnpatend
Tar a Continua. order and rising costs in national defense
Fragmented text discusses continuing expenses related to national defense and potential tariffs. Mentions Panama Canal, rubber, wool, and weathered political terms. Notes officials consider avoiding drastic tax changes while maintaining emergency measures.
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Arbitration Bill Sparks Senate Debate On Labor Tiesday Morning
Senator Newlands voices cautious view on immediate danger from a strike. He urges a fair tribunal to settle disputes between employers and workers and warns against punitive measures that could tie up commerce. The nationwide focus on rule alter legislation grows as Congress weighs possible decisive action.
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Wilson
Larlien Whith
Megia
Wilhiin Wo
Uren
Newlands
Ralhost
Gentinilly
Congress
Thrifty Rome and Army Rations Describe Soldier Costs
An Army report cites that soldiers send money home totaling 4.25 million dollars, while ration costs and living expenses are outlined. The daily war zone scale includes 14 1 3 grams of rations plus wine, with hard work periods increasing allowances. The text mentions staples such as bread, sugar, coffee, salt, and beans as part of meals.
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Rome
Jome
Saidicono Jenihuniague Alpini
Gailon Ss
Wrist watch kindness expert urged in city debate
London reports a watchmaker argues for gentler treatment of wristwatches. He cautions against harsh handling and suggests warmth and steady temperature to protect movements. The piece notes owners should avoid exposing watches to extreme conditions and sleeping with them under pillows.
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London
Des
Almenta
Awards set to fund battle cruiser builds by cost plus percent
Washington reports four shipyards likely to win contracts for one battle cruiser each under cost plus percentage terms. Newport News, Fore River, Union Iron Works, and William Cramp and Sons are expected to secure the awards, with construction governed by a fixed formula. Secretary Daniels aims to base shipyard choice on efficiency, with Philadelphia yard a potential option but requiring more time.
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Washington
Navy Department
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quindy
Mass
The
Iron Works
San Francisco
William Cramp and Sons
Philadelphia
Getling
Daniels
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Randall Rider Opposed by Henry on Post Office Bill
WASHINGTON Dec 30 To defeat increased rates on second class matter the Randall rider to the post office appropriation bill faces opposition from Rules Committee Chairman Henry who says a special mule cannot be defended. He warns many newspapers and magazines would be unjustly burdened and press freedom would be hampered if the rider passes.
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Washington
Henry
Post Office
Disproved reports shift control in Mexican cities
Official dispatches received in El Paso show Carranza forces hold San Luis Obispo Monterey Saltillo and San Tui Obis pov as Mexican forces gain ground. Andres Gareta, general of Mexican conglomerate, says the Monterey report by Villatroapas is false and clarifies positions from Mexico City to Laredo.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
San Luis
Obispo
Guitille
Monterey
Laredo
Andres Gareta
Villatroapas
San Tui
Obispov
Saltillo
Carranza
Documents arrive for Carranza from Mexican commissioners
In Queretaro on December 30 General Aguilar announced a messenger had arrived with documents for General Carranza from the Mexican members of the American Mexican Joint Commission. Aguilar said Carranza had not yet seen the messenger's message or discussed the nature of the documents.
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Queretaro
Aguiar
Gral Garranza
Carranza
Aguilar
Philadelphia Mint Sends Coins to Public
A terse despatch from Philadelphia reports new coins shipped from the mint. The dispatch notes pervasively that the coins will be distributed through the Web-Cemsurion to the public market next Tuesday.
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Priladelehia
Des
Amip
Daday
World War Front News and German Advances Update
A wartime summary notes German forces pressing along a 120 mile front from the Panube to the Carpathians with further Moldavian thrusts toward the Putna valley. Heaviest actions occur along the Rumansk corridor as German units push Russian lines near Rimnue and Vokshan, while Allied efforts in France show limited activity at Verdun.
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Tagle Salurtay
Rourmantt
Vokshan
Danube
Carpathiane
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Rimnue
Toredd
Quitr Zalgist
Whienntek- Barat
Cho ‘Teutonte Ling
Sloboxta
Plainchitl
Iltacke
Teutonie
Wava
Oltuz
Unies
Meare Verdun
France
Galicis
Macedonia
John Rockefeller Jr Mortgage Cancelled After Gift Pact
John Rockefeller Jr. cancels a $20,000 mortgage on a West Side property in New York City, tied to a Christmas gift arrangement with the Yoline Veran's Christian Association. The home, bought from Rockefeller in 1906, had $23,500 already paid. Mrs. Rockefeller states repayment of funds and restoration of the money.
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Kore
Bee
John v. Rockefeller, Jr
West Site
Yoline Veran’s Christian Association
Tt Atas
Rockefeller
Mieses
Gage
Hadeen
Nebraska Dry Federation drafts prohibition bill in state
Lincoln Neb Dec 30 The executive board of the Nebraska Dry Federation drafted a prohibition bill to be introduced in the next legislature. Provisions include arrest powers for peace officers for violations and bans on certain advertisements and sale of intoxicants. The text also prohibits certain named beverages and criminalizes obtaining drinks.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Dry Federation
Woman and dog foil bear attack at Riverside Park
Clarence Narber and his wife faced a brutal bear attack at Riverside Park as a big black bear mauled Narber and bit his right arm. Their collie sprang into action, pinning the animal while Mrs Narber fought it with an iron bar, finally driving the bear back into a corner.
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Milton
Riverside
Pleasure
Clarence
Narber
Nik Jona
U S Border Military Action Reported Across Rio Grande
Information from authorities says a squad of cavalry and a mounted machine gun company were ordered to patrol the river and intercept any crossing attempts. They were instructed to seize contraband and detain offenders, with sightings tying the movement to Félix Díaz sympathizers in Mexican circles.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rio Grands
Mexico
Trowas
Félix Diaz
O Delay Publicity in Paris Telegraphing Peace Reply
From Paris December 0 The Entente powers may take several days to release their reply to President Wilsons peace suggestions. Reported delays in publicizing the response mark careful diplomacy as efforts move toward re establishing peace after weeks of negotiation.
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Paris
Wilson
What Gallon of Gasoline Will Do on the Farm
New York December 30 The Wall Street Journal describes the farm potential of gasoline. One gallon can power a dairy operation by milking 200 cows, moving a truck fourteen miles, and generating electricity to illuminate the farm for about thirty hours. It also notes capacity to bale hay four tons, mix thirty five cubic yards of cement and plow portions of an acre.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Tennessee Governor Acts as Traffic Cop in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee Governor Rye directed traffic at a busy downtown corner while merchants and volunteers sold papers for a Christmas fund. Authorities reported more than 4400 dollars raised for the needy as the scene drew steady crowds and local support.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Rye
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