First Break In Great War Made By the Bulgars
Bulgarian correspondent from Verne reports Russia and Bulgaria sign a separate peace, with Bulgaria allowed to nominate a delegate to an International Danube commission. Russia recognizes Bulgaria’s rights and a minister will be sent to Petrograd, with a consul-general to Odess a and resumed navigation to Odessa. Sweden urged to act as go-between among Allies and Central Powers. Turkey’s separate peace terms rejected by Bolshevik government. Bolshevik decree suspends dividends and halts private company payments amid nationalization moves.
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Germany to Pay Spanish Indemnity for Granados Death
Madrid reports the German government offered 666,900 pesetas to the family of Enrique Granados as compensation for the loss of the composer who died when the steamer Sussex sank in the English Channel. Foreign Minister von Ingenohl expressed regret over the musician’s death. The same dispatch notes artillery activity in the upper Courcy forest region with ongoing clashes near Vausaillon.
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Mark L Requa to Handle Oil Prior to Government Control
Mark Jo Fequa of Oakland California, assistant to Food Administrator Hoover, will be placed in charge of the oil industry as government prepares to take control. The food bill grants power to regulate production but not outright price limits like coal. The extent of control remains undecided and likely to rest with Requa, an oil expert and managing engineer.
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Food administration plans for wheat shortages and wheatless days
Washington reports the food administration weighs further measures as Europe faces a likely shortage. Officials consider ninety million bushels of aughtent supply and possible wheatless days enforced by Congress. Allies may prioritize food shipments if needed while no new ships are allocated beyond existing schedules.
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Cossack Generals Katedines and Dutoff Meeting Defeat
Petrograd dispatch reports the defeat of Generals Katedines and Dutott with their forces in retreat pursued by revolutionary soldiers and the Red Guard. The Workmen's and Soldiers' council at Kharkov is growing, while Ukrainian tribunals and officials face arrests amid evolving peace talks and Bolshevik advances across Europe.
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German Sabotage Plot Bared Across United States
Washington reports intercepts show scattered pro German activity in the United States. Officials say a now sabotage and propaganda network was broken up and leaders are not yet identified, with hundreds of self appointed spies suspected ofIndustrial sabotage and espionage linked to German money.
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Moran Named New Chief of U S Secret Service
Moran becomes head of the United States Secret Service with William J Flynn as deputy director and longtime adviser. Flynn has led major department work from the agency’s New York headquarters as concerns of spies and plotters loom over the country.
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Incoherent wartime claim linked to secret project
Fragmentary OCR text describes a purported joint effort by military and intelligence services involving an invention. The wording is garbled with names and phrases that cannot be clearly identified. The item suggests a claimed deployment or impact but lacks verifiable facts or readable context.
President Backs Women in Suffrage Move
Washington Jan 10 President Wilson signals support as the House opens debate on the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment. Suffragists, confident the measure needs two thirds, cast hopes for passage with the president's aid but expect Senate opposition and a long struggle ahead.
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Secretary of War reviews vast work at his department
Secretary Baker presented a long statement to the Senate Military Committee detailing mobilization progress for France in 1918. He cited near 2 million troops planned, improved supply and communications, and a modern army ready for action while noting clothing and material issues. The debate on suffrage dominated later proceedings with President Wilson urging support and Republicans backing the amendment.
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Heavy Snow Halts Austro German Winter Campaign
Italian Army Headquarters in northern Italy reports heavy snowfall disrupts the Austro German winter offensive. Snow depths reach three to five feet on Monte Grappa and higher elevations, with much activity focused on clearing paths for supply. Snowplows and improvised carts replace tracks as enemy lines face potential ring closure and blocked rail routes through Stelvio Pass.
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