President Wilson Seeks World Peace League Before Congress
President Wilson unveils a plan for the United States to join a world league for peace, abandoning traditional isolation. He outlines equal rights for all nations, enforcement of peace, free seas, and government by consent of the governed as core principles.
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Washington
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Wilton
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Eenate
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Fpreben
LaFollette
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Tater
Wach Cave
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Mane
Council
Reerye
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Europe
Tarre
Bey
Realltien
Poxca
Alogta
Poland
Benteforth
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Ita
Ilewinga
Pam
Women War Workers Take On Expert Technical Roles
Women are shown performing highly skilled tasks once held by men amid wartime labor shortages. A female welder is pictured joining large joints, illustrating equal capability in acetylene welding and other technical duties. The piece argues women’s efficiency rivals men and questions postwar work gender lines.
Liberty principles and navy destruction shape new world view
Fragmented, the quote extols liberty and moderation in armaments. It asserts American principles and policies as universal and forward looking, claiming nations must uphold these ideals to prevent aggression. The language emphasizes global unity and modern progress.
Prince Charged With Swindling In International Banking Scandal
Jan 21 reports from Variz describe alleged service valued between 13,000,000 and 10,000,000 francs linked to Philippe Almeont of fallen origin and Fricco Henri de Brog Revel. Simeoni, once accused of swindling Prince Fried rich Carl de Mohenhohe Oebringro, faced six months’ prison after an out of court settlement for fraudulent bankruptcy. He later headed Comptoir dea Valetira Ipdutrielle, a stock broking concern, as staghead and ailing bank operations drew in customers amid wartime losses. English shipping news notes high potato prices in Chicago prompting shipments from England to compete with U.S. farms. Potatoes traded at 2.25 per bushel as Westerfeld cites wartime transport limits. A separate Omaha fire destroyed Tort and Gormen dairy and barn, killing 75 cattle and 25 horses, with $75,000 in damage across multiple buildings.
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Chicago
England
Sol Westerfeld
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Westerfeld
German exploits spark rejoicing in distant seas
London reports a Times dispatch noting German naval exploits in the English Channel and Thames mouth during autumn battles. Captain Persius claims British fears persist as German forces press attacks in English waters and toward the Atlantic, with mixed views on future German risks. The Times cites Admiralty praise of Lieutenant Hadewicz after a Yarrorn prize raid, while a prisoner issue raises questions about effective Royal Navy control.
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Persius
Edward Carson
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Atlantic
Persie
Storwe
Cblaf
Admiralty
Heaviest Snowstorm Hits Great Snowfall Region
Great Snowfall snarled traffic in multiple states with winds up to 42 miles per hour. Snow depths reached near a foot in parts of Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota while rail and streetcar service were disrupted and schools closed. Denver Duluth and Omaha reported widespread delays and record low temperatures as the blizzard spread.
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