Rebel movements and property seizures in Chihuahua report
Dispatch describes territorial tension between Mexican and American interests with mentions of Villa, Carranza, and mining towns in Durango and Parral. It notes property seizures, movements around Santa Maria and Parral areas, and reported captures related to the ongoing conflict.
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France and Allies Face Public War Debate in French Press
Excerpts quote Paris papers reviewing Allied strategy and German moves amid postwar rhetoric. Mentions Chancellor Hettmann Mojiweds, Petit Journal, Matin, and Figaro as sources weighing peace terms and French public mood against perceived German bargaining and Allied accountability.
Garment strike fear as workers threaten job quits
Reports of a looming garment strike spread fear of mass unemployment across New York's clothing districts. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers demand higher wages and shorter hours, with possible spread to Newark Philadelphia and beyond, potentially affecting thousands of workers.
Diplomats in Position 10 on Peace Talks and War
Washington reports indicate officials debate whether to transmit central powers peace terms to the Entente and place trust in a conference on terms. The German embassy hedges on specifics while the president cancels engagements and Colonel House heads to New York without plans for Europe.
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Incomplete Text Notes Post Peace Plan Discussion
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to peace plans and withdrawal conditions. Mentions Queretaro, Mexico, and a potential 40 day withdrawal window. Text is garbled with multiple broken phrases and unclear attributions.
Kaiser's Appeal to Neutrals Draws World Notice
The Weerlinmiter Gazette reports Germany seeks neutrals’ support to influence the war. It urges the Allies to respond jointly to any proposals and warns against any ground that could imply betrayal among the western powers. Continued on page four.
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Man Caught One After Five Thousand Dollar Wild Horse Chase
Omaha reports a man connected to Wignebago and Omaha Land & Investment Co. spent $5000 pursuing wild horses in Nebraska. After weeks, only one horse bore the Creeper brand. the animal died en route. Primmer testified about purchases of land and gear. efforts included three weeks of capture with limited returns.
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Amendment Bars Aliens Who Went to War from U S
The Senate adopted an amendment to the immigration bill barring aliens who have returned to their homelands to fight in wars from re entering the United States. Senator Reed's measure to bar temporary laborers was also approved. The House provisions that no alien be excluded for political crime remain unchanged. A new requirement asks aliens to state purpose for coming, duration of stay, and citizenship intentions.
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Germany peace proposal triggers sharp Tokyo stock slump
The Tokio stock exchange closed as German peace proposals caused a violent market drop. Trading was suspended amid the surge of selling pressure as investors reassessed the war prospects and potential peace terms.
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Freight Rates Reduced Across Arizona by Commission
The Arizona Corporation Commission ordered reductions in freight rates to points in Arizona, Kansas, and Texas. The decision aims to lower distribution costs for distributors and asserts retail prices should not be greatly affected. Further details will follow as the commission’s copy becomes available at railroad offices.
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Germans Suffer 66,176 Casualties in November War Losses
London dispatch reports British statement totals German casualties for November at 66,176, including officers and men, in the ongoing war. The figures cover killed, wounded and missing since the war began, excluding naval and colonial services.
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Gold Shipment to J P Morgan Arrives in New York
Gold valued at 9.6 million dollars was received from Canada and consigned to J P Morgan & Co. It will be repoured at the assay office in New York.
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Amsterdam Paper Attacks Wilson in Belgian Deportation Report
The Kovinische Volks Zeitung in Amsterdam denounces President Wilson for his role in the German deportation of Belgians, tied to his representation to Germany in the related report.
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National City Bank to be run by six managers
New York December reports the National City Bank, the largest in the United States, will be run by sub-managers with a committee overseeing the presidency. President Frank A. Vanderlip says the change in management will not imply his retirement.
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National junior indoor tennis championship dates set
New York officials announced the national junior indoor tennis championship will begin at the Seventh Regiment Armory on Tuesday December 76. Singles and doubles will be played best two of three, with finals best three of five. matches decided on Saturday December 2.
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Prison Factory Recommendations From Federal Commission
A congressional commission urged new operations in federal prisons including a textile mill at Atlanta Penitentiary and a furniture factory at Leavenworth Penitentiary. The panel also proposed enlarging Mare Island Penitentiary and rejected manufacturing war munitions.
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Plans Set for Phillips to Succeed as Assistant Secretary
Wil iam Phillips, third assistant secretary of state, is expected to become assistant secretary to replace John P. Coberine who resigned. The report cites current plans and identifies Phillips as the likely successor.
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Germany Shows Quiet Support for Peace Move in Reich
In the Reichstag corridors after Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg’s speech, most deputies praised the offer as wise and timely, while opponents urged no peace unless it honors the conquered. The scene included silent Westarp and fellow conservatives as leaders resisted immediate debate on peace terms.
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Massachusetts ambulance unit sent home from Texas border duty
Massachusetts Ambulance Company No. 1, among early National Guard units assigned to border duty, is returning home. The departure follows a period of deployment on duty near El Paso as tensions at the border subsided.
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