Germany Seeks Peace Proposals Amid War Weariness
Washington reports on December 13 indicate Germany expects its peace suggestions to be rejected yet hopes to influence the Entente next year. Berlin notes await in Washington while President Hoover’s adviser Colonel House weighs renewed mediation. Entente may dismiss terms, and Allied leaders face a hard line on arms and surrender. The Stock Market shows renewed demand as Tokyo closes amid fears from German overtures and Britain plans to respond in Parliament soon.
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Passengers of Transport Sumner Adrift Near New York
Maritime disaster tale from a damaged excerpt describing passengers of a transport vessel Sumner reaching New York in a cutter. Wireless messages from U S Army communications confirm rescue attempts by coast guard cutter Seneca and a casualty report includes a missing or dead crew member.
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Gateway Mexico City Captured by Rebels
El Paso report claims Mexican capital fell to rebel forces led by Generals Houle and Wiaz. The coup, part of a southern revolution, is said to have occurred southeast of Mexico City as of today, per local observers.
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Sailors to Get Pay Increase In Defense Budget
Washington reports an 84 round paragraph noting Secretary Duatels support for boosting enlisted sailors pay. The plan, commended in the naval committee, would add about 2 million dollars to the three year payroll, though the Navy had not yet approved the funding and warned of the tough balance of defense costs and duties.
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Hughes' New York Plurality in Race Report
Albany dispatch reports Yeane Hughes leading in New York with a plurality over Woulin Wilson in a contested state race. The national guard is noted in relation to Mexican border issues, though details are unclear due to OCR garble.
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Carranza’s Action on the Protocol 10 Debated
Reports from Washington indicate Mexican leader Carranza may sign the protocol on protocol 10 or defer action. The next cabinet meeting discussed possible timing while U S officials await clarity on whether Carranza will commit to or reject the accord impacting reparations and slave-related questions.
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Regulation on living costs and farm co operation drive reform
The article discusses a state effort to regulate living costs driven by farm interests and consumer concerns. It notes calls for a thorough investigation into causes of rising living costs and proposes a 8.4 magna tax or tariff plan to balance food and rail charges. It mentions cooperation with agricultural groups across multiple counties to study production shares and consumer impact.
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Hospital, superintendents weld meeting on standardized purchases
Harrisburg Dec 18 hospital superintendents and members of the State Board of Public Charity discussed preparing uniform standards for a centralized purchasing bureau serving institutions. Governor Brumnanga and State Economy officials attended as Brownh urged central purchasing. Mc Davitt pushed that needs be itemized and coordinated among institutions.
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Press comments on peace terms and German outlook
British Foreign Office gives little comment as Allied and German views on a peace agreement emerge. Officials cite uncertain support within London and among Allies, while leaders push for a defined course. Meanwhile General Gonzales proclaims authority in Chihuahua and notes plans to retire Amse-Tean forces as Carrumanoopa faces public unrest.
Sixty Five Thousand Garment Workers Strike in New York
New York on December 13 reports a large strike as sixty five thousand garment workers rally in Manhattan, Brooklyn, New Jersey areas. The action follows a call by Ephraim Filson, president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, for a 48 hour work stoppage and wage increase demand. The strike disrupts shops and production across multiple districts.
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Gregory to Stay in Cabinet After March Fourth
Washington December 13. An authoritative report says Attorney General Gregory has no intention of leaving the cabinet now or later. The source indicates that President Wilson’s cabinet will remain in office for at least a time after March 4.
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Stores May Remain Open Evenings of Next Week
Attorney General Brown Hand issues opinion to William Lauder secretary of the wage industry board ruling that the term week excludes the women's employment act. The calendar week rule allows overtime and holiday work limits, with establishments observing holidays not confined to a single day. The decision impacts scheduling and overtime, delineating how workers may be employed during weeks containing holidays.
Deposed General Joffre Y Commanded Fleet In Greek Waters
Disjointed wartime dispatches report General Joffre Y deposed and a new admiral in command of the fleet in Greek waters. Mutinies, army reorganizations, and shifting fronts are described across Europe including Romanian and Russian reinforcements and heavy casualties.
Why Small Papers Forfeit to Suspend Business
A 1920s News record notes presses fight rising paper prices and potential shortages threatening small and weekly papers. The Federal Trade Commission hearing reviews publisher claims that price hikes and supply strains endanger editorial diversity, with major manufacturers under scrutiny and calls for an equitable stock allocation plan.
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Adjutant General Announces Early Pennsylvania Train
Dec 13 Lincebaem reports Adjutant General Stewart Deneon says Mignteenth Pennsylvania will depart from Bt. Paro Sunday Dec 16. The notice details travel plans and timing for transit home.
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Border turmoil as Texas band members flee after indirect order
Fragmentary OCR describes Texuenl band and Cogspusy group planning escape near the border around June 24. It notes families traveling from Mexico, border camps, and relocation to El Paso for medical care, with mention of hospital provisions and ongoing policing and patrols.
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Law Breakers Of The Corey Will Now G8 To Work Noble
Fragmentary OCR notes describe offenders in a Corey case facing work-related penalties. Mentions Dave Eiber Beck released on stipend and short-term confinement as justice actions. References to others linked to a court process, with unclear names and details due to damaged text.
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Christmas Baskets for Needy Poors To Increase This Year
Charity drives by the Salvation Army and local groups aim to bolster Christmas baskets. Adjutant Himele and others report expanded work, with more families to be aided in the city this season. City volunteers and agencies coordinate distributions, with baskets prepared and delivered before the holiday.
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