Italian Deputies Submit Memorial to Wilson on Dalmatia
Italian deputies from Trieste Istria Fiume and Bari districts traveled to Paris to present a memorial to President Wilson via Col. BH M. Mouse. They claim Dalmatia has endured Austrian oppression for centuries and that Trieste and Fiume deserve self determination with free port status for Trieste and Fiume. The document asserts Italian identity in Dalmatia and notes military service by local men and rail links connecting the coast to regional capitals.
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Hart Frisco Train Crash Leaves Dozens Injured
Six people were killed and several injured in a wreck between a Frisco passenger train from Oklahoma City and a freight train at Norge Brady county ten miles southwest of Chickasha. The passenger train left Oklahoma City Tuesday night. The report came via telephone early this morning.
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Delivery Error Notice From Carrier Affecting WY Paper
Notice states due to carrier error the WY newspaper will not arrive by 6 o clock. Readers are asked to phone S880. a copy will be sent. Calls should reach the office before 6 p m.
Wilsons Lose Paris Way as Boys Shake President’s Hand
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson toured Paris shopping when two boys guided them through a crowded center. One boy, removing his cap, asked to shake hands with Monsieur Le President, a gesture the president returned with Christmas wishes. Wilson then met Clemenceau and navigated Paris taxi scenes amid rain. Mrs. Wilson bought cakes and candy for distributions to Parisian orphans.
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Russian Prince Sees Need for Military Help in Russia
Prince Louis guest of Basile Maklakof discusses Russia's future with Associated Press. He argues for 200000 troops to restore order in a disorganized Russia and favors a republican government, while Petrograd is nearly nonfunctional. Paul N. Atilakoff leaves France amid passport irregularity concerns with Ukrainian politicians.
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China Loses Large Sums From Japan Loans, Report Says
A Peking dispatch reports Japan’s loans to China totaling about 148.9 million dollars, with a year’s new contracts at 66.15 million. The correspondent claims much loan money was diverted or wasted, including 25 million for the Bank of Communications and 20 million for telegraph and military needs, fueling internal conflict rather than reforms.
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Ship-Wrecked Crew Brought Home From San Juan Accident
The army transport Carrila arrived from Bordeaux with 24 officers and 12 men, Major W. A. Marden of the 127th Infantry aboard. The steamship Amaleo arrived from San Juan with eight crew members of the schooner Hla M Willey, a 724 ton Rockland, Maine vessel that went ashore at San Juan on November 13.
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Miss Florence Krattet Cedar Lis Dies After Short Illness
Miss Florence Krattet Cedar Lis dies after a week of illness at a hospital from pneumonia and influenza. Her condition was critical from the start. A brother died of the same disease on December 19.
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Christmas Spirit Returns as War Ends and Peace Fails at White House
Amid a peacetime Christmas in Washington and abroad, the nation celebrates with renewed spirit. President Wilson is in France with troops, while Secretary Daniels plans to welcome home fleet units and Captain Baker attends a children’s ceremony in the Capitol rotunda.
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Fires Ravage Bloomington Area Buildings In Basin Street Blaze
A large basement fire in the New Hoarkel building and adjoining premises on Center Brent streets caused extensive damage. Firefighters battled the flames with no loss of life reported, while several structures including a main building annexes and a telegraph office suffered major damage.
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Proud of Pres Ayo Ouhwad and the press effort
A document from Philadelphia expresses gratitude to the press and newspaper workers nationwide for their role in supporting the Emergency Fleet Corporation shipbuilding program. It praises editorial leadership, morale boosting in shipyards, and the collaboration that aided national unity and ship production.
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London Hero Tracks Duds Left After Bomb Drops
Capt. Larcombe led a four year effort in London to locate German aerial bombs that failed to explode. His team retrieved and safely removed these duds after raids, transporting and destroying them to prevent danger to the city.
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War objectors denied clemency petition urges
Secretary Baker refuses blanket amnesty for 300 plus conscientious objectors in military custody who refused noncombatant service. A group claiming to represent objectors pressed for clemency with a petition said to carry 160000 signatures. Government says cases differ and a general policy cannot be set until a war department commission reports.
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Ten Million Bonus Gifts to Chicago Employees
Chicago employers plan a record 10 million dollar holiday bonus distribution to workers, hailed as the city’s largest such aid ever. The figure, announced by the Association of Commerce, covers assistance during the Yuletide season and reflects widespread employer generosity.
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Britain weighs options on Russian intervention
London reports Britain will reveal all information on the Russian situation to the press. France and Britain show opposition to a large new venture in Russia. Paris says allied powers unlikely to intervene further for now. Manchester looks forward to Wilson visit as signal event.
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President Wilson Visits Chaumont on Christmas Day
President Wilson reaches Chaumont from Paris for a Christmas visit to American troops. A guard at the station gestures and Gen Pershing and local officials greet him. Troops along the route line up on locomotives and box cars to glimpse their commander in chief.
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Rhodes shows continued improvement after Paris crash
Major General Charles D. Rhodes head of the American armistice commission remains in improved condition after a fall from an airplane near Paris on Monday. Doctors say unless unforeseen complications arise a complete recovery may be expected.
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