Turbulent German politics cited amid Bolshevik plans
Washington reports describe chaotic German politics with fears of a reactionary coup by Field Marshal von Hindenburg while Liebknecht's followers gain strength and Chancellor Ebert faces pressure. The note also mentions a looming war soviet congress to set dates and outline Bolshevik future basins.
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Germany
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Soviet Congress
Astor
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Zurich
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Liebnecht
Ebert
Unclear fragment from Holland item hints at potadam
Fragmentary OCR text refers to Holland and a stone of pera wet with odd wording. No clear person, organization, or event identifiable. Further readable content required for a coherent card.
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Holland
Wii
Han
Pera
Paris Dispatch on Wilson Pact and Allied Unity
The report quotes officials stressing the need to implement President Wilson’s principles after noting France supports his policy. Clemenceau emphasizes democracy and Allied ideals, warns against German violations, and calls for full reparations for damages while awaiting final terms.
Epidemic Strains County Doctors As Rural Townships Rally
The report notes an influenza like illness across Madison Barr and Harrison townships with several closures. Most patients recover in days if they avoid exposure and rest. Harrison shows spread with at least one school closed. doctors endure strain due to physician shortages and heavy calls. Dr Yenne urges daytime calls when possible to relieve after hours.
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Wenne
Madison
Barr
Harison
Yehne
Yenne
Weill
Navy discharge plan targets end of year and July 1
Washington December 11. Secretary Daniels says 100,000 navy men will be out of the service by year end with 74,000 more discharged by July 1. This would leave the navy with an enlisted strength of about 950,000.
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Daniels
Forty Hours Devotion Ends at St Simon’s Church
The Forty Hours devotion closed at St Simon’s church Tuesday night with a moving service. Clergy, schoolchildren, and many Catholic clergy participated in a solemn procession. Rev James Ryan delivered an excellent sermon and was assisted by numerous clergy.
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St. Simon's Church
James Ryan
Kaiser Seeks Silence to Avoid Self Incrimination
London reports the former kaiser, via Count Von Bentinck, stating he may refuse to answer questions to avoid implicating himself. He adds no wish to compromise any Germans abroad at the outbreak of war and hints at willingness to leave Holland per Rotterdam dispatch.
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Berlin
Rotterdam
Kaiser Jis
Holland
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Locations
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places such as Rex Bojer Hiwardsport Delayed lines show scattered towns including Indianapolis Kokomo Muncie Greenfield and Peru with fragments like Missing nation and prisoner in Germany. The passage reads like an inmate or missing persons roundup with unclear dates and authorities.
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Tara
Logsaotes
Rex Bojer
Hiwardsport
Uoyatt Graves
Kurtz
Erence M. Ee Riona
Ekrée
Josephi Comithski
Hammont
Clifford Murnugh
Kokomo
Pie Webster
Buna Citk
Clifford Gilbert
Sampja
Anderson
Burley Burke
Fike
Percy Mi Perrine
Morocco
Alrehdly
Edwer Lee Black
Princeton
Nia
Wedveer
Aueniuary
Vernia
Pel Wv
Srene
Roy. Buhnell
Welcott
Cecil. W. Pickard
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Gilbert
Ib Scottsbore
Sifford Caenaday i
Hikhart
Parks
Miller
Peru
Ray E
Roberts
Brookfeld
Germany
Miss
Women's suffrage petitions to be gathered in Indiana
Petitions urging immediate ratification of the federal suffrage amendment will be gathered in Indianapolis during the first week of the legislative session. Richard Ward, president of the Woman Suffrage League, says county chairmen will bring petitions to state halls for several days of display and a campaign meeting of directors tomorrow.
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Congress
Indianapolis
Richard
League
Indiana
Election of Health Commissioner Proposed in Indiana
Indianapolis reports a plan to elect a health commissioner by county boards to devote full time to disease prevention. The measure aims to save the state about 10 million annually and is under revision by the Reconstruction Committee before legislative approval.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Board
Healt
Jas
P. Goodrich
Fewer U S deaths in November amid epidemic report
Officials report 22 581 influenza pneumonia deaths in November as the second wave of the epidemic. The Indiana tally shows 3 2 1 victims, exceeding October by 770, according to the state board’s compiled figures.
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Eplomic
State Board
Indiana
Ice covered transports bring troops to New York harbor
Two storm battered transports arrive in New York with thousands of troops aboard. The Calamares carries 14 officers and 1,400 men while Ascanius from Liverpool docks with 1,100. Both ships report severe weather and ice, with other transports like Kroon and Kenadorps close to harbor.
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New York
Calamarés
Naval Service
Ascanius
Liverpool
Kroon
Hoboken Darrying
Magedy
Kenadorps
Jabyard
Senate Education Panel Pushes Feasibility Study on National Labor Exchange
The Senate Education and Labor Committee adopted a resolution to investigate and report on the feasibility of creating a national labor exchange to coordinate employment services and project testing, aiming to reduce unemployment and enhance workforce programs.
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Senate
Committee On Education and Labor
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