Pope Paul Receives American Students at Rome
Rome hosts American college students welcomed by Monsignor Kennedy. He spoke of empathy and unity between nations during wartime and praised America’s distinguished role in world events as students prepare to return home. Water companies of Imperial Valley call meeting to discuss financing and possible government involvement.
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Memorial to Congress in Baltimore on education and licensing
The executive committee of the Nationaleruan Al Mence of the Waked Bites met in Baltimore to adopt a memorial for Congress. It advocates creation of a competent commission to investigate education and licensing, urge safety measures, and propose federal reviews and legal additions.
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Allance
Axalnat
United Sites
Severe Winter Weather Impacts Montana Rail and Cattle
Severe weather sweeps Veleca Montana with extremely cold conditions closing rail operations across northern regions. Reports indicate disruptions to cattle herds and agricultural activities as crews battle snow and ice, recalling the severe winter of Tart with heavy frosts and challenging conditions for farms and trains.
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Mont. Jan
Trmale
Appeal On Behalf Of Congo State Urges International Action
A historical appeal urges immediate international scrutiny and intervention on Congo State abuses. Petitioners call for an independent conference, urging heads of state and governments to address wrongful acts, protect Congo citizens, and uphold international responsibility.
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Corgy Stair
Congo Basin
International Jretier
Thelrann
Llathia Inlas
Drowned Crew After Wreck Near Curheven Today
Twenty four from the Pengnars crew perished when the vessel wrecked twenty four miles northwest of Curheven. The tug Vulkan reached the scene but could not save those in the water as a heavy sea hindered rescue attempts.
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Garman
Driteh
Pengnars
Wi Nanie
Taltal
Chile
Falropith
Nishaporn
Curheven Toiay
Pergeara
Archbishops Funeral Draws Dense Continental Crowd
The funeral of Archbishop Montgomery drew about 1900 mourners to St Mary's Cathedral. The body lay in the lower chapel guarded by two officers, with hundreds praying at the foot of the departed prelate. A solemn funeral march filled the cathedral as the procession moved from the town hall chapel to the nave.
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Balloon Race Prizes Announced for New York Event
Cortlandford Bishop, president of the Arzu tahl of America, announced supplementary prizes for the upcoming international balloon race. James Gordon Bennett adds 2000 dollars to the prize pool for the winner, with additional awards for balloons finishing in various positions. Entries from France and the United States have been received, and a strong field is expected.
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Arzu ¢Tah of America
Oet
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St. Louis
James Gordon Heonett
Lapis
Daulel KR Nugrst
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St Lona
Lalliace
Rae
Yar Great Mertain
France
Vatican talks hinge on vague wartime peace plan
Unclear progress reported as Vatican envoy Romy and Jeb update the coming peace conference. Representatives from the Vatican say relations with the Walyaval church have improved, while other teams reconsider their positions amid tense advance negotiations.
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Jeb
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Unclear historical claim on papal exclusion at a conference
Fragmentary note suggests a 1699 reference to papal exclusion from a first conference and mentions Hesltes thie and a country objecting to Patel fep representative Imbranet. Details are garbled and no verifiable events or entities are clear.
Japanese Exclusion Act Debate Sparks University Talk
Dr. Jordan, president of the Blackford University, warned that while a national exclusion law might curb Japanese immigration, it risks illegal actions and racial divisions. He argued permanent race differences are not a solid basis for policy and urged lawful remedies over confrontational measures. The lecture at Equity Hall touched on Japan’s sincerity in opposing migration and the broader labor migration issue.
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David Starr Jordan
Blackord Udversity
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Ibe
Equity Hall
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Jorden
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Horoe
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Jordan
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Kacek
Ira
Weather Varied Across San Francisco Bay Area Jan 12
San Francisco and the bay towers saw a rare mix of rain snow hail and sunshine today. Snow drifts six to ten feet appeared in some areas while heavy snow covered the hills and ranges. Valleys and towns from Berkeley to San Mateo and further south reported slick roads and low visibility amid flurries and brief sunshine.
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Ely
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Mamela County
Tosne
San Meteo County
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Val Alto
Weather notes at Atasford University campus cool and dry
The report describes a cold morning at Atasford University with a low temperature around 26 degrees and expectations from the weather bureau for continued cold conditions. Forecasters warn of persistent chill and possible precipitation later.
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Atasford Uolteratty
Weether
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Roosevelt Advises Cost Keeping System
President Roosevelt today urged a government cost keeping system to estimate future expenses and set proper prices for goods and services within federal agencies. The report, prepared for the Treasury and endorsed by Secretary Shaw, recommends extending the system across branches where feasible to improve efficiency and standardize internal accounting practices.
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Shaw
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Tsethada
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Premier Stolypin and Justice Minister named to imperial council
St Petersburg dispatch reports Premier Stolypin and Justice Minister Chihe appointed to a sub-terra of the council of the empire while retaining their current posts. An imperial message to 3H expresses hope the ministry will be at work after convocation of the new parliament, praising deeds and urging public order and law enforcement.
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Jag
Btolypin
Juattee Chihesloritot
Council of the Empire
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Bla Raajerty
Patto
Lelie
Pie
Nicholas Banks
Stolypin
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Ruas
Frank Buckles Dead at 47 Seats Founder and Outlaw Historian
Frank Buckles, proprietor of Pagina Spyloga in Cole, famed for testimony leading to five outlaws hanged at Tombstone. Born in 1833, he faced a heat failure while bathing near Douglas tubes and died at his Colorado home, survived by a wife and five children.
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Cole
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Frank Buckleg
Pagina Spyloga
Outlawa
Tombstone
Aziz
Douglas
Bia Tronk
Buckles
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Bintee
Arte
Ant
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Thtterbury
New York Assembly Speaker Talks With President on Patience Situation
Jansen Wadsworth of New York held a two hour conference with President Moorevelt over a tense national situation. The meeting focused on patience and crisis management as both leaders sought a path forward.
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Washington
Jen
Conference Leader Hints at White House Input on NYC Politics
Mr Wadawatih spoke on the New York political situation saying further details about the conference would need clearance from the White House. He did not elaborate on the authorship or any part of the conference.
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New York
Eiser
White House
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