Legislature Seen To Be Free From Factional Chaos
The Des Moines newspaper notes a shift toward stable leadership as Are W. Metarkine of Waterloo is named house speaker and Roger Douglas of Alwaning chosen floor leader by Democrats. The article hints at progressive road legislation and a cohesive assembly despite fragmented beginnings.
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Des Moines
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Sembly
Epublica Eau- Conilans
Are W. Metarkine
Waterloo
Who
Arnex
Mursfalliane
Senate
Roger Douglas
Alwaning
Carrell Eounty
Mparlane
James B. Weaver
McFarlane
Douglas
Sec
W. L. Yarding
General Assembly
Arch MyRarline
Fant
M. J. Manth
Awinden
McParlane
Whearn
Oie
House
Hape
Gustafson
Gev. Clarke
Eretary Prey Tenn
Fter
Ootrganiz
Meihers
Sqeoosternan
Sovernor
Daa. Dt
General
Jogisitters
Dive Power
Aga
Joe
Realitix
Arch
Ariane
Finley
Frenry County
Timvid
Reed Prohibition Ruling Sparks Dry States Debate
Supreme Court divided over the Reed prohibition amendment with a dissent claiming it intrudes on state affairs. Justice McReynolds and Justice Clark dissent on the interstate regulation issue while the majority reverses a lower court decision regarding personal use liquor transport.
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Uby
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Clan
Supreme Court
McReynolds
Cherk
van Hill
Tlinots
Springfield
Lati
Womerrnow
Greenview
Run A. Suet
Carhinyile
Agnista
Tuwe
Fares Poryyen
Leo
Regular American Girl His Choice Fiancee Warned
A military detail lists Czaburski arriving in New York aboard a transport with 1,002 American soldiers. The warning targets Miss Annette Wattkins of 607 Marshfield Avenue South, tied to Attorney George Thompking in Hartford, that he will demand her calendar date when he reaches Chicago. Czaburski expresses preference for a regular American girl back in Chicago.
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Soret
Whicagn
Chi- Vietur
Vgahurski
Vaso Druagni
Ath Antitireraft
York
Ula
Dain
Annette Wattkins
Marshfield Avenue South
George Thompking
Hartford
Sergt, Czulurski
Chicago
Serat
Czaburski
Towans Return to France Amid War Camp Echoes
Fragmented text references returning troops and military movement with garbled names and places. Mentions France, enemy camps, and amid holiday notes. The readability is limited, but core idea centers on troops coming back from enemy areas to France and related wartime references.
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France
Wilson Chooses Five Law Experts For Peace Conference
The United States aims to influence the peace congress by appointing five law experts to advise on open sessions and the organization of the postwar framework. President Wilson intends a vigilant approach toward national interests and international law during early negotiations.
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Associated Press
Paris
Peace Congres
Althy
Parisibout
Wilsen
U S Opposes Sending Men to Poland or Into Russia
Washington reports that the United States will not consent to dispatch more American troops to Poland or Russia. The issue dominates the interallied conference, with France pressing for decisive action and Japan not seeking further deployments. Officials indicate limits on American military force abroad, while diplomacy weighs the strategic burden and possible outcomes.
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U.S
Poland
Russia
War Labor Board to Judge Strike Objections
The War Labor Board, led by President Taft, will rule on objections amid a New York harbor boat owners dispute tied to a three day strike that halted port activity. Moran and the New York Towboat Exchange warned of possible executive action while private shipowners seek a neutral hearing and a potential six member panel to avoid partiality.
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New York
Jan
Wilson
Marinus
Veniang Yos
Mormier
Taft
Presnl
Hayners
Associated Press
Joseph Maran
New York Towboat Exchange
SASE
Basil M. Manly
Jain «Rman
Andsix
P Tedder Benny Ianthe
Ford
Paderewski lightly wounded in Warsaw shooting attempt
Geneva, Jan. 12. Ignace Jan Paderewski, Polish leader, was only slightly wounded by a shot fired by an assassin who entered his Warsaw residence route. He continues work with Gen. Pilsudski on reconstructing the Polish government. Bolsheviki implicated. Germans had tried to hinder his move to Posen. two children killed, several bullets hit Paderewski's room window.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Ignace Dan Paderewski
Warsaw
Joaseph Pilsudski
Bill Min
Paderewski
Posen
Mr. Paderewsii
BICH ALIEN OFT ON TLABERS
A fragmentary notice from a 19th century newspaper describes a German native involved with laborers and farming operations. The garbled text mentions harvesting and a price of 10 cents, with unclear references to persons and locations.
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Associated Press
Charles
Farthorpe
Germany
Gregory Quito 10 Pragtiqe for He Needs Money
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Gregory Quito 10 Pragtige in a context of needing money. Incomplete text references a person and financial motive with unclear details or place.
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Gregory Quito
Fragmentary note on delivery and wage issue at local office
A garbled OCR entry references delivery at home and wage errors tied to a local office. It mentions a prior year, a plate, and a request to report to the office before a deadline. The readable pieces imply a payment dispute or adjustment requiring official action.
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Erie
Berlin Soldier Captures Much at Police Quarters
Descriptions of a Berlin area clash report soldiers seizure of police headquarters during Sunday bombardment. Spartacan forces suffer heavy casualties, while captors claim hundreds of prisoners and no government troops killed. Reports note revolutionary gains and continued artillery action as authorities struggle to contain the outbreak.
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Dan
Government 1
Polices
Ape
Nany
Plevec
Paline
Birkhorny
Armies Chafe at Discipline With Fighting Ended
Analyzes postwar demobilization challenges and pressure to reintegrate troops. Discusses Britain and America, noting labor shortages and differing demobilization plans. Highlights policy debates, with emphasis on securing jobs for veterans and managing mass discharge. References Diamond Joe Utgara as an advertisement tease.
Doctor Cause of Her Malady, Says Miss Asks $10000
Miss Searing asserts a doctor caused her illness and seeks $10,000 in compensation. She alleges the physician mishandled treatment, refused warnings, and notes the support of her family and neighbors while detailing prior medical steps.
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Miss
Inew
York
Tan Tu Ndi
Seaprdnag
Chas Titel
Miber
Priggs
Mobo
Pteaie
Ter
Bas
Padmaterer
President Urged Fund For Relief Of Hungry Lands
President Wilson urged Congress to appropriate 100 million dollars for European food relief to stem famine and unrest. The message stressed food as the key to peace, noting funds would aid Poland, liberated Austria-Hungary, and Balkan friends, not Germany, and urged rapid bipartisan action.
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Washington, D. C
Dan. Ca
Congress
Wilson
Jag
Wien
Arenge
Martin
Erley
Europe
Germany
Friends of the
United States
Poland
Austria-Hungary
Astates
Balkans
Yank Aid to Poland Reported Offered Is Given Paris Denial
Inquiries in official American circles indicate the United States has not undertaken to send troops to Poland. Paris newspapers had claimed America was ready to send an expedition, which would back Polish forces and resist Bolshevists. Taneka elected Kansas governor. J Allen Napaliban of Wichita became the 21st governor while serving with the Red Cross.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poand
Taneka
Kan
Hearr J. Allen
Napablian
Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Beacon
Red Cross
Soldiers' Checks Delayed for Kin, Over 1,000,000 Affected
Telegrams report large scale delays on soldiers' dependent checks, with notes that allotments and payments faced hold ups. The fragment mentions December timing and a paused or extended payment process, affecting many families awaiting funds.
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