McAdoo Opposes Railroad Return to Politics in 21 Month Plan
The article reports Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo arguing against allowing railroads to return to political influence during a proposed 21 month extension. He warns that keeping railroads out of politics protects commerce and avoids endangering lives, stressing the dangers of surrendering American competitive advantage and the costs already incurred to build a merchant fleet.
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Presenting a Report on November 25 Deaths
A fragment notes a report on deaths totaling five, with a reference to a bus and present conditions. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear details about location or entities. The item reads as an obscure archival snippet without full context.
Indiana primary law changes debated by commission
Governor Goodrich appoints a five member commission to study changes to primary election registration and corrupt practices acts. Members present varied opinions on abolishing conventions versus retaining conventions and on extending or maintaining the current primary law with amendments.
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Fragmented OCR Item Recounts Incomplete Indictment
An OCR fragment references a six year connection involving two individuals named Williang and Clarpa J of Terre Haute. Details are garbled and no clear event or outcome is stated beyond party names and location.
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New tax talks spark farm price uptick see notes
Fragmentary text shows discussion of taxes affecting farms and new price increases tied to federal tax changes. Mention of Meyers and a plan tied to the American expeditionary force appears in uncertain quotations.
Polish Leader Paderewski Escapes Unharmed Amid Invasion Fire
A battlefield dispatch from Warsaw reports German forces pounded positions as Polish crowds honored Paderewski. Five German troops broke into a room where Paderewski stood but he remained unarmed and unharmed. The report notes German superiority in artillery secured victories at Lesa and Nakel and mentions plans to sever Posen from Prussia at the peace conference.
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Paris Speech Signals New Pace in Italian Crisis
A report from Paris notes President Wilton’s speech before the Italian chamber of deputies, indicating obstacles to a amicable settlement of international questions must be overcome. It suggests the old balance of power no longer holds and signals a forthcoming agreement on peace terms between the United States and Italy amid tensions with Premier Plehuencean.
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Northern Pacific battered by blizzard and high seas
The Northern Pacific transport was heavily struck by a gale off Fike Island as 445 wounded American officers and men remained aboard. The Mallory arrived at Hobn in New York with survivors and ferried them to army base hospitals. Captain Mosed praised the courage and discipline of the wounded during evacuation.
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Berger Takes Fling in Or Federation
Fragmentary report describes a witness grilling session on January 4 regarding attitude and socialist activist Victor and involvement with the federation.
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Real reason for taking over cables revealed by senator
Washington January 4. Senator Lewis of Illinois declared the real motive for government control of the cable system was to speed the transmission of casualty lists from France. He asserted this during remarks today, highlighting wartime communications aims.
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Washington High Defeats Vincennes 35 to 15 in Basketball
Washington High School overwhelmed Vincennes High School 35 to 15 on Friday night. About sixty local students attended the game and celebrated as Washington pulled away in the second half with a strong scoring run.
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Rome Inaugural Visit Marks Ties With Italy And Vatican
The president visited historical sites in Rome and laid wreaths on tombs of former rulers. He held meetings with Prime Minister Orland o Protestant leaders and Italian figures. A private conference followed with Pope Benedict and church officials to discuss religious unions and future policy.
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