Allies permit German food imports amid fear of occupation
Paris reports fear of German alliance dissolution if food shortages worsen. Allied food council allows imports to prevent uprisings and stabilize a possible postwar government. Berlin stockpiles shrink while long term restitution remains demanded. Roch to enforce armistice terms. Reichsbank gold moved under allied control.
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Berlin
Germany
Hague
Beemans Tower
Marshal Roch
Reichabank
Frenkfort
Prisoners of War to Begin Labor in Reconstruction Zone
Paris dispatch reports enemy prisoners of war will be moved to the Rabail wrecked area as reconstruction proceeds in the frontal region. About 000 prisoners are expected to be employed by March 28 under Kolstori in the French cabinet plan.
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Paris
Charjee
Rabail
Frau
Kolstori
Bloomington Tightens Influenza Ban Silences Friday Night Game
The influenza ban in Bloomington keeps the high school gym quiet until Friday January 17 when the Bloomington squad meets W H S. The visiting university city team is among the state’s fastest and last year’s top finishers. Local practice heats up as Crawfordsville faces Jefferson High Lafayette, signaling a bid for state honors. Fans urged to attend and support the locals.
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Bloomington
University City
Crawfordsville
Jefferson High School
Lafayette
German plot to sell armistice materials exposed
Reported plot by German agents to divert supplies returned under the armistice to private firms in violation of terms. A Braddartars proclamation voids such sales and orders surrender within a week. Experts assess food conditions and scrutiny of propaganda cartel claims amid civil affairs contact with German authorities.
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Maby
Jen
America
Arally
Braddyarters
Beasies
Yodrks
Lleut
C. Teltose
Marriend
Nlae
C Man
Sata
Funk
Sean
Belog Cartel
Niense
Still Fighting in Berlin Report Continues
Dispatches from German sources describe continued combat in Berlin with bombs at the central railway station and attacks on Friesenbrücke. Government troops repulse a brief plaza engagement as fighting persists despite unclear details.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Pan
Sperlin
Spartatang-firth
Hhowset Paithe
Wyjon
Witen Baker Submits Details on Act Reaching Congress
Witen Baker attempted to present the act's details to Congress as Ronysa declared support seeks action. The report notes the submission and the political stance surrounding the measure.
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Witen Baker
Congress
Indiana Senate Debates Beardsley Woman Suffrage Measure
The Indiana Senate's committee on constitutional vision reports a recommendation to reject the Beardsley amendment restricting suffrage for women. Senator Beardsley of Elkhart reintroduces the measure, while Gov. Bush plans to submit election contest decisions to the committee.
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Beartsley
Satr
Rads & Apeeiz
Beardsley
Elkhart
Richard ‘E Howards
Tndiana
Liewis
Bush
Electioha
Joseph M. Cravens
Madison
Plans to Block German Expansion Across Europe
Henry Woop reports from Parla that a Balkan alliance linking Greece Serbia Romania and Czecho Slovakia could form a southern European federation. The move aims to cut off funds and pins Poland as a northern target to create a barrier against frontations, shaping a new continental balance.
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Henry Woop
Parla
Balkan
Europa
Mediterranean
Baltic
Greece
Serbia
Roumania
Poland
dIock
Frentante
Prohibition Ratified by Several State Legislatures
Calvado's legislature ratified the federal prohibition amendment today. Wisconsin Senate voted to ratify the amendment. Utah lower house passed to enforce the dry policy. The reports reflect multiple states moving to adopt the prohibition measure.
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Denver
Colo
Calvado
Madison
Wisi
Utah
War Council Sets Course for World Peace Effort
Representatives pressure for broad consent from the population before decision making at today’s session. The group signals that peace plans require public support and cooperation to recognize the Viet government and to consider accredited envoys to Versailles.
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War Council
Zanterengs
Versailles
Washington Puzzle Fragments Incomplete Report
Fragmentary OCR notes from Washington DC dated Jam 15 show a political snippet where "they" appear to have given up hope, with unclear context or names due to poor readability. No clear events or individuals can be confirmed from the text.
Portuguese Government Refuses Talks With Revolutionists
Vishon Portugal January 15 The government rejects negotiations with rebels attempting to topple the ministry There is no fighting but troops concentrate and a government attack is planned if surrender fails
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Vishon
Portugal
Portugese
Natal
Wets Prepare Referendum Push in Fifteen States
Chicago January 15 preparation by anti Prohibition forces to invoke referendum laws in fifteen states that ratified the federal dry amendment. A distilled committee was organizing legal actions in states where they hope to overturn ratification through popular vote by June.
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Chicago
Irish Leader Sir Hors Plunkett Plans U S Visit
Liverpool reports Sir Hors Plunkett, Irish leader, will travel to America to sway public opinion ahead of the peace conference. He hopes England and Ireland can settle differences at the peace table. Miss Ida Chenoweth, local high school instructor, is ill with influenza and pneumonia at home.
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Liverpool
Sir Hors Plunkett
America
England
Ireland
Ida Chenoweth
Ten Die As Molasses Casks Explode In Boston
Ten persons were killed and about fifty injured when a truck load of molasses casks exploded at a Boston distilling firm today. The blast demolished the nearby elevated tracks and left bodies covered in molasses.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Elevated Railway
Tt In
League May Soon Be In Operation
Ed L Keen reports that the league of nations plan moves toward actual operation with backing from the allied powers. Cecil proposes territories like Palestine and Constantinople under league custody, and the league could act as receiver for bankrupt nations while high-level differences remain absent.
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ED. L. Keen
League of An- Mofidarilte
Cecil
League
Teddy
Paris
Ex-Kaiser Should Face Trial, German Commission Says
A Berlin report states a German commission has recommended bringing the former Kaiser to trial for responsibility for the war. The move follows official word from Berline about the commission’s finding issued January 15.
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Ex-Kaiser
Berne
Berlin
Bellboy's Creed Sparks Robbery Claim In Vincennes
A 17 year old bellboy is accused as a drummer Arthur Aronson from New York allegedly shouted no tips and robbed a Vincennes Union depot hotel. The incident left clothing damaged and a room missing items worth about $145 while police responded last night.
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Arthur Aronson
New York
Vincennes
Union Depot
Hota
Provisions Of Aged Soldier Will And Estate Items
A historical probate record outlines a will with multiple items. It lists bequests to heirs including cash sums to a widow and children, settlement of debts, and specific splits of remaining estate among descendants. The document references Elmer E. Fast, Parmenas A Falmer, Minnie B Willay, and notes a total of 11741.80 dollars paid to the deceased.
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Elmer E. Fast
Eceaked
Parmenas
A.falmer
Sig M. Palmer
Valmer
Dren
Ethel’ Palmr [Palmer Luder
John Palmer
Minnie B. Willay
Nobie Mayor of B: $0 o Hock Suis 7 ma
Fragmentary OCR notes list an individual named Nobie as mayor of a place abbreviated B with unclear context and a date or code 7 ma, offering minimal readable facts about governance or event. No further details are discernible from the fragment.
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E.nobie
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