Ambassadors Discuss William Surrender At Paris Session
Paris. Jan 26. Allied delegates at the peace council initial meeting debated the Dutch government's reply to surrender former Emperor William. The council planned to study the case for the annual next week. Four extra days were granted to consider the Adria tic issue and the Bolshevik threat on Mongolia’s western border. British Navy may adopt new armor piercing shell to breach strongest armor, per Hadfield.
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Associated . Preas
Paris
William
Supreme Council
Goslavs
Adriatic
Associated Press
London
Robert Hadfield
Whairman
Hadfeld’s Limited
Renin
Wielkest
Cabinet meeting set to discuss final term plans
MfcCracken of Washington calls meeting of the Wainers County Unter scholastic association at 10 o clock Saturday morning in the office of J E Gliiley county superintendent of schools. Plans for the final term hip and county meet are to be made.
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MfcCracken
Washington
Wainers County Inderscholastic Association
J. E. Gliiley
Indiana Board Urges Tree Planting on Highways
The Indiana Board of Conservation urges extensive roadside tree planting as part of a 1920 program. Charles, head of the forestry division, argues trees will beautify roads, reduce heat, provide windbreaks in winter, and offer moisture retention for macadam surfaces, aiding traveling and durability.
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Indiana
Charles
Forestry
Buna
Lloyd George comments on Versailles peace and French leader
Paris reports Premier Lloyd George voices surprise at Paul Deschanes victory and notes the peace treaty as hard luck for any who meddled. He observes Clemenceau retired, Wilson facing reverses, and hints at his own impending political rotation within six months.
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Versailles
Lloyd. George
Great -Britain
el Lieys George
Quearges Emercvay
Renable
Paul Dexchan
Chamber of Deputies
Ovlan
Ovlan‘dots Out of Offre
Clemencese
Wilson
Washington
Roadside tree planting and care urged by department
The department explains that walnut, elm, maple and beech shade will not dry soils quickly. They warn many trees die after transplanting but claim nursery grown saplings fare better. Emphasis on careful care, height of at least twelve feet, and limiting roadside damage to ten percent.
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Department of Copeervation
Lowe
Fifteen Year Old Confesses Slaying Stepfather in 1979 Murder
LOUIS MO January 24 Associated Press report says a 15 year old girl, once juvenile, confessed to killing her stepfather Joseph F Woodlock in their home on April 4 1979 after he entered her room and attacked her. She testified she shot to frighten him and surrendered to police. Earlier, in 1916 at age 12, she killed her father Thomas P Broderick in defense of her mother. a coroner’s jury exonerated her. If convicted of first or second degree murder now, she faces up to life or 20 years, as she is not yet an adult. The case highlights Missouri law distinctions for juvenile offenders.
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Associated Press
T. Louis
Mrsuts Broderick
Kifteen
Havin
Joseph F. Woodlok
Woodlock
Hais
Thomas P_ Broferick
Nike
Umber
Broderick
Ble Fk
Public service commission notice on weaning office hold
The public service commission announces a notice regarding weaning procedures and a standing order from the office. Details touch on the official actions and required compliance by involved parties.
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Ite
the Public Service Commission
Fragmented OCR Entry on Committee Winters and Cry of the Bones
An unreadable OCR fragment references committee Winters, a Sunday cry, and a daughter at inters. The garbled text mentions bones and a line about online content without clear names or locations.
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Athwayne
Jy Lars
Fragmentary claim on transport incident in wartime terrain
In a partially legible Washington statement a questionable claim links a transport vessel named Northern Pay Free with carrying passengers to a wartime region near Nova Sends. The report suggests an incident involving American troops in France, but the text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
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Washinxton
Lackleas
Owbatan
Nova Sends
Train Collision Kills Eight in Ontario Sleeper Crash
A derailment near Ontario Vancouver express in Canada leaves eight dead and many injured when a sleeper car telescopes into another section of a two part passenger train. The collision occurs as the Canadian Pacific train nears Vancouver, with a day’s journey disrupted and emergency crews at the scene.
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RTH Bay
Jay
lNiman’ Sanday
Vancouver
Unclear Traffic Warning Stated in Obsolete Text
Disjointed OCR fragment references traffic law, arrests for violations, warnings given to drivers, and a claim of prosevations replacing verbal chastisement. Mentions Gowdy Edwards Ba wards Qed affidavits charging Jarhk ian with supplying his rar at an un and Pershing with unlawfully passing a steedt car. Likely a old police report snippet with speed and passing offenses.
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Gowdy Edwards
de Rlardd
Jarhkian
Suit Seeks Change of Venue in Injury Case
Matthew Troward sues Washington Wheatland Coal for damages from personal injury. Case requests venue moved from Knox to Gibson circuit court. Damages sought total 12.5 million dollars.
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Matthew Troward
Washington- Wheatland Cool Company
Aiea
Knox
Gibson Circuit
Stsamm
Hospital Notes Describe Two Surgeries and Recovery
Hospital notes report a 10 year old son of Lot Guy removed Sunday for an abscessed appendix via operation by Dr C Wadsworth at a hospital north of Montronigry Ta Whey Anunty. He showed a serious condition and underwent further treatment. Wy OM Merry of Alfordsville underwent an operation for hemorrhaged condition this morning.
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Lot Guy
Montronigry
Wheyanunty Hospital
Indicted for Bigamy in Toledo Seeks Annulment
A county grand jury charged Jacas with bigamy after his arrest in Toledo where he was a married man. The alleged second wife filed in superior court seeking annulment of their marriage, claiming he deserted her after acquiring property. A letter from prosecuting attorney at Davie county hints at further questions about his actions near wishing ed as well.
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Tanapoles
San
Jodha
Yoledo
Derrickson
Dyanapolis
Fort Wayne Rosary Conference Feature At Fort Wayne Event
A local Fort Wayne feature highlights a Rosary conference planned for February 11 and 12. The event includes various clubs, soloists, and entertainers, with demonstrations of unique devices and machines drawing public interest and broad attendance expectations.
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Wayne
Fort Waydo
Athars
Tal Tinury Box and Prospective Jurists
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a tal tnury box and prospective jurists, with garbled references to election or appointment processes and ear ls mossioners bolus. Readable terms point to a legal or civic context involving potential jurists and local officials.
February Term Panels Seated At Bayless Court
The February term of the Bayless circuit court convenes Monday morning February 2 with Judge Chedin presiding. Jurors are listed by townships including Washington, Madison, and Blivrely, with names such as John L Cunninghall Elmer Lunstoedr and Gearze W Wright among the jurors.
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Matthew Burke
Wus
Forind
Elvent 'Court
We Wadon
Fleve Burin
Wash
Ingior
W. EB
Webber
Reeve
Meliautiy
Washington
Hume
Gantwin
Steele
Willi Rolinson
Hurdson
Gearze W Wright
Jes Wadsworth
Elmore
Mira Futcanien
Bogard Lawndhins
John WileCarty
Washisgiin
Wilson Printers League Delegates Call Union Solidarity
A garbled report from Hoboken Nebraska details delegates from the Wilson Printers League of New Jersey urging unity against perceived threats. The misspelled text mentions visiting printers from Washington City, England, and Pennsylvania, and references censuring actions by representatives and potential penalties.
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Srott
Anton
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Jdersey
Woabington City
Ciliss
England
Peymssivanti
Hendryx Tops American League Batting Averages
Official batting averages released by the Associated Press crown Claude Hendryx of St. Paul as the leader with a 2968 average. William Good of Kansas City places second, Indianapolis third baseman Elmer Miller leads home runs with fifteen, and Leo Dressen of Cleveland tops doubles with forty-six. Kansas City and St. Paul figures appear prominently in the standings.
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Inn
Oulfali
Claude Hendrys
Rluch
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Theo
Witlom Good
Kananz City
Oia
Indianapolis
Ward Quiller
Kansas City
Havile
Drovaen
Lim
Vfs
Sam Grane
Indianapolia
Raca
Ais
Sawyer
Minneapolis
Nees i/Ham
Hyatt
Avas
Association
St. . Paul
Iting
St. Paul
Ho Prars
New Firm Formed By Local Business Figures
A newly formed partnership named Wave founded by Elmer Ropi, Ralph Hastings, and Elmer Kazan aims to retire patrimony and expand operations. Key figures include Temple Court connections, France era travel, and local civic ties in Darion County. Hastings to lead the enterprise with office tenure starting January.
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Elmer Buzagam
Ralph J. Hastings
Isuzon & Heschilda
Trey Ll
Temple Court
Darioxe Couty
Kazan
Rueda
Hastings
France
Servier
Washington
Salewinoh Hoth
Garbled dispatch recounts Czech and Russian actions
Russian crisis reports detail Czech and Polish forces clashing with Bolsheviks and allied troops during World War I. A garbled telegram from Harbin mentions American engineers and Polish units, with authorities verifying the identity of Colonel Wilfred M. Blunt amid disputed capture claims. The report notes large Serbian prisoner contingents and British and French involvement in subsequent responses.
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Barris
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mMissinis
Harbin
PA Haleker
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Krnsgayarss Reshin Iing
Columpse
Halls Tee- Finnanes
Ispateh
Cromsont
Mail
Harlin Ferrepgondany
Iashington
Blunt
Chile
Asteria
Bhstitan
Wilfred M. Blunt
Martyall
Cal
Rural households urged to feed birds during severe winter
Reports from rural areas warn that thousands of birds may perish in the severe weather unless farmers provide food and shelter on their land. Cold, snow and ice limit natural feed, prompting farmers to offer feed and protected refuges to help birds endure the winter.
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Revere
City council approves bonds for machinery and public works
The city council met Monday night and adopted two resolutions to issue bonds of about 150,000 at five percent to fund improved machinery for the sewage and water works and to support a public works program. An open debate preceded the vote.
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Watlee
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Eerie Tananemalioa
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Hett
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