Hunger Siege Near Lemberg Feeds Vienna Tensions
From Vienna reports Allied forces in the region of Lemberg tighten the hunger siege as Romanians advance into Puxowie and Czech Slovak troops push near the German frontier. Food prices surge while residents fear shortages and unrest grows despite a new government effort.
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Lemberg
Eraoniin
Vnd
Starv
Ukgatr
Utaltan
Perry
Tike Serpeelerre
Przemyst
Lem
Bodenbach
Nicker Nart
German-Bohemia
Upper Austria
Marburg
Mar
Bokowina
Ceim
Poles Reassert Control Over Lemberg After Months of Conflict
Lemberg in Galicia reports restored normalcy as Polish forces retake the city amid ongoing divisions within three Polish districts. The Ruthenians face Jewish sympathy while damage includes the diet building wing and the post office. Cracow remains capital of Austrian Poland with Galicia.
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Lemberg
Galicia
Diet
Poland
Warsaw
Bolshevists
Russia
Posen
Cracow
Paris Hotel Leased For Year for Peace Delegates
The American government leased the Ritz Paris for one year at 460 000 to house peace conference delegates. The move reduces hotel clientele and prompts talks of staff reassignment while the Bureau of Public Information expands its Versailles and Paris operations with a large press presence in Europe as officials plan a propaganda bureau.
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Paris
Bureau of Public Information
Versailles
Europe
America
Federal Court Schedule and Arizona Judge Bill Outlook
Washington reports indicate a bill to add a federal judge for Arizona sits on unanimous consent and could be taken up early next year. The U S grand jury term to meet in Tucson December with a trial jury following, while Sawtelle plans to stay away until mid December.
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United States
Tucson
Dexas
Andee Sawtelle
Whelidays
Ec Andar
Globe
Washington
Arizona
Senate
Aridona
Influenza Situation Improves Across Colorado Health Officials Say
Reports from the state health board and Denver officials indicate a slight improvement in influenza conditions statewide. Denver recorded 18 deaths and 326 cases as of Monday, with most fatalities occurring before Sunday. Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Boulder, and Fort Collins still report elevated activity.
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EF. Kennedy
State Health Board
Wilam Ho Sttarpley
Eourth
Monjay
Owever
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Boulder
Fort Collins
Pitcher Alexander Joins U S Forces in Germany
Chicago Nation s league pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander, who had the club pay $50,000 for him, is with the American army of occupation marching in Germany. Manager Fred Mitchell disclosed the news, dashing hopes he might be available next season.
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Chicago
Dev
Grover Cleveland Atenander
Chicago Nations] League
Confesses Baff Murder In New York
William Simon a wealthy poultry dealer confessed to the December murder of Barrett Baff a rival poultry dealer. The confession filed at the attorney general's office implicates more than 20 men as part of a murder fund used to hire gunmen for the shooting.
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Baff
New York
William Simon
Barrett Baff
Attorney General's Office
Wounded Americans to Return Home by Christmas
London dispatch reports that all American wounded in England except around 490 most serious cases are planned to be back in the United States by Christmas.
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London
England
United States
U boat damages guidance issued for claims by Dec 31
Washington December 3 American citizens were told by Secretary Lansing to file at the state department within 30 days from December 1 for losses from German submarine warfare. Submit logistics and details of cargoes or personal property effects, especially if uninsured or partly insured, whether on American or foreign vessels.
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Washington, D. C
Lansing
State Department
United States
Report Urges Dismissal in La Follette Loyalty Case
A formal report recommending dismissal of loyalty charges against Wisconsin Senator La Follette cites his September 20 1917 speech before the Non Partisan League in St Paul. The report was presented to the Senate today by Senator Dillingham Vermont.
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Washington, D. C
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
League
St. Paul
Senate
Dillingham
Vermont
Privileges and Elections Committee
Chicago Curbs Plan Joint Californians Training Trip
A proposed dual train trip to California for a Chicago and Californians affiliated team aims to arrange spring conditioning. Manveer Mitchelloot of the Chicago Nation sees mutual benefit in exhibition games on the coast, noting similar trips have occurred in the South.
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Chicago, Bee
California
Chicago Natrion
Mitchell
Coast
RelA Mops DAMAGES Hv GERVANY VE
The Crytpal industrial committee of Releium reports damage estimates from a military occupation. Holdings seized include machinery and raw materials. Figures include 23.37 Pece for the gun.
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Gervany VE St
Resignation Shocks Panish Ministry In Turbulent Day
Fragmentary report states a minister from the Panish cabinet announced resignation today amid government turmoil. No further details on successor or exact faction provided.
Presidency Vacant and House Resolution Debate
Fragmentary report notes resistance and unity among Republicans as they pledge not to embarrass the president while he pursues a world peace effort. Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, former secretary of state, proposed resolutions on a league of nations and international freedom in the context of the postwar era.
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O cc Burraes
America
Tom
Senate
Broad
Mian
I Koox
Pennylvania
Republical
Federal forces press Villa across western Chihuahua
Juarez Mexico Associated Press Leased Wire reports federal troops sent from Chihuahua City closed in on Villa in the Casa Grandes area after a Sunday hold on Villahumada. Yesterday's clash at Lena station near here was deemed an outpost skirmish, not a major battle, as Villa retreated westward toward Casas Grandes with Murguia pursuing.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mex
Mexico
Cutral
Mexican Northwestern
Casa Swondes
Chitlacohna City
Villacom
Ave
Casa Gece
Lena Station
Villa Atumada
Luis Gameros
Villahumeda
Villa
Murguia
Ca. Grandes
Lieutenant Kills Camp Kearny Captain in San Diego
Captain Abram Posner of the Sist infantry at Camp Kearny died from pistol wounds after saying Lieutenant H S Perry shot him near the camp. Private Elmer Olsen testified Perry forced him into a car at gunpoint and witnessed the shooting as the car headed toward Los Angeles. Police in San Diego and Los Angeles counties hunted Perry, described as mentally unfit.
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Cal
Abram Posner
Sist Infantry
Camp Kearny
H. S. Perry
Sist
Los Angeles
Perry
Posner
Hi House Law
Anto
Elmer Olsen
Olsen
Flu Survivor On Vessel Man Who Wouldn't Don Mask
PORTSMOUTH VA Dec 3 How every medical officer aboard one of the battleships at Yorktown died in the Spanish influenza fight but the surgeon who refused to wear a protective mask survived The dead included four surgeons and seven hospital apprentices The eighth apprentice declined Weer a mask and was the sole survivor Aboard the flagship Pennsylvania 486 influenza cases 40 deaths There were two hospital ships Mercy and Solace overcrowded sending patients to Portsmouth and Hampton Roads
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Portsmouth
Yorktown
Pennsylvania
Mercy
Hampton
Aviator A F P Hogland Flies Sacramento to Seattle
Deep-Lieut A F P Hogland left Mather Field Sacramento early today on a flight toward Seattle Washington. His first stop was to be Redding California where he would choose one of three suggested mountain routes over northern California and was expected to reach Seattle the following morning.
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Mather Field
Sacramento
Seattle
Wash
Redding
Cal
California
Man Kills Divorced Wife Then Attempts Suicide
Denver Tec. Pear Center reports a man shot and killed his divorced wife Daisy Center and appeared to attempt suicide. The victim’s 9-year-old son witnessed the events as the family had recently moved from Atón. Authorities say the husband had obtained a divorce about a month earlier.
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Tec
Pear Center
Daisy Center
Raymond
Aton
Carter
Terrorist Service In Switzerland Laid to Germany
London reports condemnations of a German organized terrorist service in Switzerland. Trials link explosives and bacilli cultures supplied by German channels to sabotage Italy and France, with claims of diplomatic cover and limited public disclosure in Germany.
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Germany
Associated Press
London
Bratatort Ggacine
Zurich
Griftorist
Iuperial
Prince von Bielow
Dborrey
Slow casualty figures hang on armistice progress
Senate debates delayed casualty tallies as General March and General Mearns discuss timing to return bodies. Secretary Baker cites figures above 60,000 deaths with 42,000 reported, while Hitchock notes untold totals as of November 1. Pershing promised complete totals and wounded figures with a full casualty report.
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Huker
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March
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Pershing
War Lost at First Marne Battle Says Clown Prince
An Associated Press report from Oost erland cites a former German crown prince claiming the army was lost at the Battle of the Marne in October 1914. He says he urged peace sacrifices like ceding Alsace Lorraine but was rebuffed by the staff.
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Associated Press
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Holland
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Ger
Prisce
de Marne
Alsace-Lorraine
New York Boys Register for Military Training
New York state boys aged 16 and 17 register today under the military training law. About 200000 are expected to sign up and receive certificates designating their assigned armory or school for drills. Without a card they cannot work or attend school and may be arrested as a vagrant. Training occupies 1½ hours weekly.
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New York
New York State
Miliairy
New Two Seat Monoplane Speeds Past European Records
The War Department announced a new American two seated monoplane. In a Dayton test it reached 145 miles per hour with full military load and flew to 25 000 feet with two passengers, surpassing European single seater combat records.
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Washington
War Department
Dayton
Ohio
Nat Goodwin Loses Eye After Wrong Eye Wash
New York December 23. Nat C. Goodwin underwent surgery to remove one eye after damage from an eye wash containing incorrect ingredients used in error at a New York hospital. The incident stems from the eye wash misstep during mining, leading to the necessary operation.
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Nat Goodwin
New York
Nat C. Goodwin
Severe quake detected far from Buenos Aires in Peru area
The La Plata observatory in Buenos Aires reported a severe earthquake about 1,890 miles away. Officials believe the epicenter is in Peru with no reports of imports arriving from affected districts yet.
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Buenos Aires
la Plata
I T
Peru
Shipyard Workers Get Ten Percent Piece-Work Increase
A new award from the shipbuilding labor adjusters provides a ten percent rise in piece work rates for riveters, caulkers, and related trades across Atlantic Coast steel yards in Delaware River Gulf Coast and Great Lakes districts. The adjustment affects workers doing one remaining task and comes as the industry negotiates wage scales.
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Washington Do . de
Hator Tien
Mwippine and Caulkine
Ailantic Coast
Delaware River
Gulf Coast
Grant Lakes
Puildine
Heard Sveting
British Fleet Occupies Libau Port in Courland
A British fleet arrived at Libau on the Baltic, with reports from Berlin about Bolshevik forces spreading ruin in Estonia and Livonia. The dispatch cites Russian officers and White Guards facing Bolshevik terror as German evacuation contends with Russian advances.
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Libau
Courthoud
Baltic
Wolff Bureau
Berlin
Revel
Esthonia
Liventa
Daron Rexkuell
Methonia
Sorva
Lac Thesday
Tvesdiv
Eethenia
Russia
Secretary Haber postpones trip to Europe this year
The wartime note states Haber decided to postpone the planned Europe trip to Christmas. Edward Ro Stettinius, acting Secretary and representative for France, would return home for the holiday, with the two to travel to France together later.
Unclear fragmentary text from historical document
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning treasury, credits, allies, and names in a garbled stream. No clear event, date, or coherent facts readable for a proper summary.
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