Von Mackensen Advances as German Armies Reach Moldavia
Berlin dispatch reports Von Mackensen’s forces near Moldavia, the sole remaining Romanian province not overrun. The war office notes a German squadron attacked Fort B18 while British and French offensives press in Mesopotamia Meuse sector and Armenian operations continue as German advances reshape the frontline.
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Berlin
von Mackense
Amara
London
Husaintia
Sirone ‘Dridah
Buona
Tandon
Meuse
Sais
Auld
Haugere
Ranroad
Somer
Anda
Mate” Agus
Prince Espa
Valoputse
Carpathians
Belcantte & Rinttodtatien
Germany to Consider Any Reply Entente Allies Make
Washington dispatch reports Germany will weigh any response from the Entente in the wake of a peace proposal. A Hague invitation to belligerent towns is expected within nine hours, with Britain and France to be consulted weeks later on the talks.
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Ermany
Entente
Washington
Grimve
Serenen
the Hague
England
Teper Testimony Concludes in Buffalo Murder Case
In Buffalo on December 18 the Teiper murder trial concluded its taxing session with defendant Jahn Be Gaper set to take the stand after court adjourned until tomorrow to allow time for preparation.
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Muitfalo
Ng IV
Teiper
Noun Todas
Jahn BE Gaper
Tite
Fire alarms sound as department battles blaze at church and furnace
A string of alarms drew the department to a blaze at an evening time on a city street near a church. Firemen fought flames, evacuated occupants, and later inspected a furnace that released heavy smoke. Chief Gordon oversaw suppression as crews battled the fire and investigated structural damage including asbestos concerns.
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Alarma
Bunday
Ketealal Churat
Gottereon Avenue
Goorss Werle
Pict Avenue
Ciepey
Htc
Gordon
Janfor
Boo Watch
Nomea
Ohuroa
Eka Furnane
Amd
Migration and bar cases linked to Olds bar bribery inquiry
New York reports a migration case involving the FFCEMS Olds timetables and a London Paris bar. The story centers on a wealthy baker family and an immigration order delaying the release of a passenger. The article notes an uncertain identity and possible misidentification amid high-profile financial connections and Rothschild ties.
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New York
Baray FE
Oorruhéim
Uut
Bration Otwees Merwly
Wartier
Tivalag
Oupen- Velm
Baron Oppentel
Rothnchilde
Consider Conservation of Our Natural Resources Debate
The Warren Chamber endorses conserving natural resources with emphasis on commercial use and national implications. Members discuss a proposed program tied to insular posts and the American Chamber of Commerce, urged by Secretary Hezeltine to vote on a special commission report guiding future resource policy.
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Vcommerte
Hezeltine
Ita
Chamber of Combeeree Fn
Ar Eran
British Premier to Address on Peace Terms and Election
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George, recovered from illness, will address the House of Commons. He is expected to reaffirm Asquith era declarations and may call a general election if events warrant. The note from Secretary to the Foreign Office was transmitted via the ambassador to Lord Robert Cecil.
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Lord-George
Asquit
Lloyd-George
London
Premin
Loya-Georgs
Howe ‘of Commons
Bie George
House of Commons
House Ofommnone
Tne
Feta Rattoury
Ambanwdar
Robert’ Geol
Warren Cramp United Seeks Forest Reserve Expansion
A Warren county meeting of Warren Camp United Sportsmen voted to urge a commission to propose rules enabling the purchase of up to 5,000 acres to form a preserve forest land near county borders. The plan would allow acquisition of adjacent lands as reserves, subject to legislative provisions and ongoing条件.
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Koueee Ferro Tate Fates
Call County
Gemici
Shereto
Pennsylvania Troops Recalled as War Movement Pause
An emergency note from Division head Fann recommends recalling all Pennsylvania troops to the Tar department to halt deployment. The officer meeting led General Udusreu to urge no rapid movement of units during a holiday travel period, seeking to calm tensions and avoid disruptions.
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HS Fann
Pevnay
Fania
Geerat
Buffalo Bill Stricken With Serious Illness in Denver
Dec 1 reports Colonal William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill is very sick in Denver. Mrs May Decker and Dr. J H Wont are named in contact with his care as illness progresses.
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Buffalo Bill
Denver
Cote
Willian F. Cody
Lile
May Decker
de. J. HH
Wanton ere shower gifts spread by company aid
Fragmented OCR copy describes a wishful story about a company shower with gifts for workers and families. It mentions gifts, a Christmas theme, and plans to distribute packages to specific members and locations, though the text is garbled and hard to parse.
Christmas Eve carol singing planned in Warren
Community groups organize to raise funds for Syrian and Armenian relief through a Christmas Eve carol sing at the High School. Volunteers are asked to join, with singing lessons and instrument help welcomed. A Friday night event under Miss Prowin’s direction will feature a community chorus and a cake walk to boost support.
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Carreine
Siagiunine
Carole
Christina
Avery
Warren
WGA
Neve
Federation
Ena Gieta
Sam
Pil
Miss Prowin
City of Parral Recaptured by Bandit Villa
Reported recapture of Parral by bandit Villa as General Herrera and Villa forces maneuvered from the area. Refugees arriving today describe Villa forces advancing and taking control before dawn, with chaotic movement and uncertain ceasefire plans.
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Parral
Kore
Herrera
Rim
Parra
Dame Mory
ITO FIGHT REPEAL OF ADAMSON LAW
The article outlines congressional expectations on repealing the Adamson Act with railroads and employers seeking a compromise. It notes opposition in Congress, calls for careful interpretation, and mentions possible investigations into threatened strikes and attempts to avoid compulsory arbitration while preserving labor order.
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Ito
Rastrona
Adamson
Luthor
Tsa
Connrew
Witroats
Lewilleing
Fanny Plan
Cnnditinns
Congress
Adawtion Inn
Weil
Setho
Wanda
Mars
Labor Fa
Osu
Gatiway Legisiation Progam
Congressional Teaders
Wien 1
Nothug
Indav
Teoh Tiud
Newlands Commission
Fuvestientine
Secretary Baker Condemns Lewis Machine Sun Controversy
Washington reports Secretary Baker condemns the Lewis machine matter amid controversy over its procurement for British and Canadian forces. The War Department statement asserts high ranking officers directed the handling and questions the role of a former army banker in the venture.
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Baker
Lewis
Machine Sun
Washington
Mie
War Department
Iatier Ten Vaventor
Pat Ile
Kingston youth to fund sanatorium aid from
An incoherent clipped report from New York dated December 14 notes Mien Bartha aewtachel of Kingston MV died of tuberculosis. The text implies a trust or donation valued around 75,000 to support a sanatorium for members of the Garment Workers union and other groups, with a mention of a supreme team or diveace.
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New York
Nec
Bartha Aewtachel
Kingston
TITLING FROM PITTSFIELD SLAMOER CASE HEARING
Fragmented OCR from a Pittsfield court case describes a trial over alleged threats and a civil claim. Judge Hinckfey issued an important opinion involving Esther C. Anderson WF Base and others. The trial referenced damages of 975 dollars and 000, with discussion of motions for a new trial and evidentiary points.
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Mater
Juan Hinck Fey
Rane Gare
Esther C. Anderson
Herm
Winuiter
Ne Tiles Andeson
Afisgea
Pia Smith
Eferatared Howe
Mus Anderson
Brithe Prange
Plaer
Smith
Smita
Ana
Axon
Ibis
Asia
Nirol
Greg Bortweil
Carder Wim Company 7
Berora Gleeviur
Mad Dog Epidemic Strikes City Neighborhoods
The Board of Health reports multiple dog attacks and pet fatalities linked to a rabies outbreak. A dog examined after death showed signs of the disease, prompting authorities to extend quarantine measures and urge caution among residents while investigations continue.
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Ins
Philleighta
W. Schmoul
Board of Health
Awarre
Tuoge
Will
Resaua
Two youths to die by electric chair tomorrow
Two youths, Stanley J. Millsein of Utica and Charles Kulyo, aged about 20, are slated for execution tomorrow after voluntary shortening their lives. Court records indicate they were convicted in connection with murder aboard a boat. Packer Cushin, the chaplain, requested clemency as the date approaches.
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Bing Sing
N.Y
Stanley J. Millsein
Utica
Milled & Toud
Cholies Kulyo
Om Bumala
Eli Tay
Selurdar
Packer Cushih
Jena Peivon
Mopee
Warning Is Sent To Ships In A New York Des Patch
The warning to ships concerns entente shipping and a potential German raider. A British report off Sanday Hook notes a cautious alert on naval routes. The message repeats prior warnings with no new details on location or carrier.
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New York
Tanlic
Cox- Palaereate Morine
Congress set to adjourn as lawmakers extend session
Congress faces a Christmas recess with aims to act on key measures before adjournment. Debates on prohibition, railroad regulation, and government pensions fill the calendar as partisan fights loom and lawmakers seek a swift finish to the session.
Attempt to Make Military Service In U S Compulsart
A fragmentary report notes a Senate military affairs panel considering a bill to adopt a Swiss style system. Former Secretary L Wiener hinted at a potential approach while a hearing was slated for February 1 to review amendments, with a later revised version expected.
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U.S
Cne
Senate
Cremem
Ak Army
L. Wiener
Vatican to continue efforts for peace this time
The Vatican announces continued peace efforts despite new German proposals. Officials emphasize the Pope and the Holy See will not escape the current turbulence and will maintain active mediation as events unfold.
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Vatican
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