U S Peace Delegate Warns Germany and Mexican Crisis
Secretary Lansing faces Senate questions on relations with Mexico as talks on diplomatic steps proceed. Navy Secretary Daniels asserts readiness for a Mexican emergency, with Atlantic Fleet maneuvers planned from Guantanamo. Cabrera criticizes American press coverage and calls for limited commissions to settle Mexico United States tensions.
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U. S
Germany
N ‘Senate
Washington
Lansing
Senate
Fall
New Brexico
Wilson
Mexico
Henry P. Fleicher
Haly i
Serratory
Daniels
Guantanamo
Guba
Asoon
Abrera
Mexico City
Tuls Cabrera
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Papsra
Sengter Cabrera
Proffered Peace Plans Stir Italy and Allies in Paris
Reports state an Adriatic settlement proposal, crafted in Paris by American and British peace envoys, aims to appease Italian sentiment. Frank Polk and Premier Clemenceau are said to have signed, with Great Britain likely to join, handing the plan to the Italian plenipotentiary in Paris. The proposal reportedly envisions Italian control over Fiume and nearby lands under the 1915 London treaty terms, with further political adjustments to follow.
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London
Adriatic
Paris
Italy
Frank L. Polk
Uneder
Clemenceau
Great Britain
Paria
Fiume
France
Great Drltain
Aungia
Exchange Telegraph Company
Vantain
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Attitude of United States Toward Germany Explained
United States delegates at Versailles discuss Germany's obligations and possible delays in ratifying the peace treaty. The note notes German concerns over reparations and Scapa Flow, while Berlin releases the Entente note urging abolition of auxiliary forces and continued German compliance under the treaty.
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United States
Germany
Ts Polk
Sunuimonrd Kort von Lereuer
Gerag
Versailles
Washington
Leisner
Siger
Scapa Flow
Berlin
Wednestag
Mt Efcirity Police
Gant
Eluizena’ Guard
Maly
Alkese
Ger Gry Tol
Weredece Hem
Bennkay
Surprise Planned For Emma And Alex
Fragmented text notes a planned surprise involving Emma and Alex dated December 14, with references to deportation, anarchists, and U S government actions. The garbled OCR mentions legal actions, an attorney for anarchists, and possible Soviet context, all presented without clear coherent events or dates.
Republican Planks Emphasize Labor Share and Taxation
In New York on December 4, Will Hays outlined Republican party planks stressing federal industry regulation over ownership and tax policy to spur business initiative. He spoke at a banquet for the party women’s executive committee, asserting opposition to wage polarization and urging a balanced share of opportunities between workers and bosses.
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Ronkal
Hey
Repiblican Party
Hays
Republican Party
Roosevelt
National Committee
Three Captains of Football Teams In One Family
LAWRENCE Mass Dec 4 Mrs May E Callahan learned today that three of her sons are football captains From New Haven word came that John Timothy Callahan known to Yale as Tin had been reelected leader of the Blue eleven Her second son Larry A Callahan familiarly called Mike was chosen captain of the Princeton team Arthur brother of the collegiate heroes and the baby of the house of Callahan a captain of the Lawrence high second eleven for next year
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Lawrence
Mass
Brass Diving Suit Aims to Recover Laurentic Gold
John F. Turner of Philadelphia claims a world diving depth record using a brass armored suit weighing 400 pounds. He reports 360 feet of freedom of movement and 150 psi pressure at depth while planning to salvage bullion from the Laurentic sunk off the Irish coast.
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Boston
John F. Tuner
Philadelphia
Graves
Turner
Laurentic
Train Service Into Ogden Due for Cut
An Associated Press dispatch indicates that starting next Monday all railroad passenger service from Ghienya toward Ogden will be reduced by one third. I. Evistis, chairman of the passenger systems on these roads, issued the order, signaling curtailment of transcontinental and carrier service to Ogden and resulting layoffs for local workers.
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Associated Press
Standard Foray
Hines Landing
Ghienya
Miners Union Leaders Ordered Ahead of Court
Indianap olis Dec 4 Judge Anderson sets $10,000 bond for John L Lewis and other United Mine Workers leaders as federal contempt charges move forward. Officials outside Indiana face removal actions to speed appearances. The case centers on alleged violation of court injunction by continuing strike and signaling members to stay out.
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Indianatolis
Ind
Department of Justice
United Ming Workers of America
Waa
United States
A. N. Anderson
John L. Lewis
Anderson
Indiana
Anderaan
Redjeeta
Lian W. Sims
Igelaret
Amea
Acton
Associated Preas
Tte
Mlueva'ta
Mniong
British Issue Statement on Scapa Sinkings
London reports the British Admiralty released documents after Germany denied responsibility for Scapa Flow ship sinkings. The records include secret German orders to scuttle ships and a Trotha letter noting possible surrender, while noting no direct order to scuttle but showing channels of communication.
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London
Dy Tha Aphagiated
Scapa Flow
Britidn Admiralty
von Neuter
Germany
von Reuber
Adolph von Trotha
von Reuter
Berlin
Emden
Admiralty
Tardenia
Schiestig
Lawton Inquest Probes Maude Tabor Death Case
A Lawton Michigan inquest investigates the 1915 to 1918 Maude Faith Tabor case, detailing forged signatures on a will and reassignment of Maude’s name for a $2900 mortgage. Witnesses describe Walter Tabor and Sarah Tabor’s roles as prosecutors seek identification of the forger, with Maude’s sister Florence jailed and the inquest extended to December 10.
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Lawton
Mich
William Waite
Thor
Irosecutor Adams
Maude
Waiter Tabor
Winten
Rho
Walter
Oregon
B Sarah Tahar
Manda I
Joseph Virgo
Maides
Virgo
Sarah Truor
Tie
Lawton Aidid
Tabors
Flo
Enid
Walter Tabor
Glandive
Iawton
Sarah
Tabor
Colorado Springs
Abe
Alen
Florence
Florence Tabor Cricchton
Slater
Aril
Paw Paw
William Barnard
Andrew Lang
German ships and taking away the surplus crews
The fragment cites the admiralty stating that the advance of van Steuter's orders to his officers concerns a projected counteraction. It mentions German ships and the removal of surplus crews, implying a wartime logistics or command issue.
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Admiralty
van Steuter
Beerot
Miners Strike Struggles Spur National Talks and Coal Shortage
Acting President John L. Lewis leads United Mine Workers faced with contempt citations as coal mines across Indiana and nearby states brace for potential force majeure. Governors from several states plan Denver talks while a new wage proposal awaits federal approval. Voluntary mine work and safety concerns rise amid reports of shortages and profiteering as the nation eyes guidance from Washington. Consolidation of vaudeville houses near Chicago announced by Moris Nagile Jr of the Orpheum circuit.
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Chneamo
Bone
Uar
Nota
Theta
Tnites
Sinky
Aghutlan
Washington
Carey
Wromjlag
Mekvnie
Nebraska
Shoup
Colorado
Denver
Garfield
Tdtannpolte
United Mine Workers of America
Onder
Mle
Wate
Sinte Midamen
Sintes All
Newranki
Wooning
Iowa
Bolenpetatera
Meni
Mien
Coxious
Regie Ming No. 3
Jacksonville
Ind
San Francisco
Vaudevill Houses
Chicago
Orpheum Etreuyt
Moris Nagile, Jr
Orphewa Theater and Realty Company
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