Allies reply to Wilson note stresses united aims for lasting peace
The Entente replies through Ambassador Sharp that they praise the American note and support a league of nations, but say a just peace requires reparations, restitution, and guarantees after the aggression by Germany and Austria-Hungary. They demand Belgium, Serbia, and Montenegro restoration, evacuation of invaded territories, and stability via international guarantees.
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Washington
Wilson
State Department
William G. Sharp
Paris
Sharp
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Luxemburg
Rovers
Wyetieh
Serbia
Syria
Montenegro
France
Russia
Roumania
Poland
Furnace Refuse Converted to Fuel Yield Report
A report notes that 200 tons of refuse are processed in a furnace to produce about 38 tons of usable fuel. Heavier particles settle while combustible material floats and is scooped off for burning.
Belgium Notes Aid Peace Effort in World War I
Washington reports a supplementary Belgian note to the Allied response to President Wilson's peace appeal. It praises U S sentiment and calls for an end to the war. The document condemns German treatment of Belgium as barbarous, cites occupation abuses, Hague conventions violations, heavy taxation, and deportation of Belgian workers.
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Belgium
Washington
Wilson
United States
Germany Denies Allies Charges on Peace Message
Berlin says it offered peace and was spurned by the Entente. The central powers Austro Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey tell neutrals the war will continue until victory, insisting responsibility for the war rests with the Entente and reaffirming will to win.
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Germany
Berlin
Austro-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Entente
Indiana Senate to investigate high cost of living
Senator Negley of Indianapolis introduces a resolution for a five member senate committee to study the relative cost of production and distribution of food and fuel in Indiana. The panel may compel records and hold meetings, with powers to report this session to spur needed legislation. Indiana crop estimates and state printing cost notes follow.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate
Negley
Bush
James
A. Gemmill
Grant
Beardsley
Lanz
Wolfson
Mercer
Dobyns
Monument
McCray
Porter
Robinson
Wolffson
Hudgins
Merver
Spaan
Nedil
Kinder
Reser
Gemmill
Green
Smith
Gemmilt
McConahn
Edward Jackson
Otto Krauss
Phil Zoercher
Supreme Court
Statehouse
Indana
General Assembly
Senators Approved Ten Cents Mile Mileage Revealed
The senate approved a mileage plan paying ten cents per mile for travel from home to Indianapolis for assembly sessions. The list names 15 senators with varying totals from $5.60 to $68, including Pinkney S. Armstrong Owensville and Edward F. Elsner Seymour.
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Erty
South
Jacob Kolsem
Terre Haute
George L. Laney
Rockville
Charles W. Lanz
Bedford
Walter McConaha
Richmond
Arthur D. McKinley
Muncie
Marion H. Maston
South Whitley
W. S. Mercer
Peru
Edward F. Mezger
Logansport
James J. Nedil
Whiting
B. A. Norman
Hope
James Porter
Washington
John’.G. Reidelbach
Winamac
Alva O. Reser
Lafayette
Austin Retherford
Anderson
Charles O. Signs
North Manchester
Abram Simmons
Bluffton
Oscar B. Smith
Knox
Gabriel R. Summers
South Bend
Michael C. Thornton
New Albany
Glenn van. Aitken
Auburn
William M. White
Crafordsville
English, McCray
Negley
Indianapolis
Assembly
Senate Committee On
Senate
Ohmig. Bird
Wayne
Robert Bracken
Frankfort
Walter S. Chambers
Newcastle
D. Frank Qulbertson
Vincennes
Lem P. Dobyns
Greensburg
Thomas Dorrell
Greenwood
Edward F. Elsner
Seymour
Charles A. Erskine
Evansville
James. R
Fleming
Portland
Willard
Gemmill
Marion
Thomas Grant
Lowell
William T. Green
Albion
Charles A. Hag
Ferry Dock Sinks Beneath Ice Near Jeffersonville
The Louisville and Jeffersonville Ferry dock sank due to ice conditions on the water. Reports indicate the vessel is blocked and operations are halted as crews assess damage and safety concerns. Local authorities urge caution for nearby waters and transportation users.
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Jeffersonville
Louisville and
Jeffersonville Ferry Company
Pele
Rush Fueled Drive For New Indiana Laws This Week
Indiana lawmakers push bills with swift action on reforms. Governor’s office drafts a measure enabling cities to choose their form of municipal government by referendum, offering commission or business manager options or maintaining present structure.
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Indianapolis
iIt
Indiana General Assembly
Train Trip Keeps Busy Children Quiet For Eight Hours
An article describes a mother entertaining three children on an eight hour train ride with crafts, picture books, stamps, a glass magic mirror, and a toy railroad set. The children cooperate, the baby naps, and the trip ends with all aboard content and calm.
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Sidonier M. Gruenberg
Jack
Henrys Method Of Work 60
Henry works from inner light not method or study. He read and studied little, avoided propaganda, and did not teach or preach. He avoided public life and preferred private life to avoid being seen as he really was by the banners and crowds.
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Adams
Cocennads Allen
Enton Weadeseos
Blackford
Boone
He Tegat Pe Saal
Avess
Dearorn
Dubois Oest
Bikharates
Fayett
Phe
Floyd Oy Fount
Harrison
Hendricks
Henry Weeeree Ate
Howard Aeeee
Huntington
Jackson
Jasper Weeenen Oem
Ay Passe Neeanaees
Jefferson Vac
Jennings
Noble
Ohio
Orange
Owen
Posey
Pulaski U
Putnam
Randolph
Ripley
Scott
Shelby
Spencer
Starke
Steuben Dees
St. Josep
Sullivan
Il Switzerland
Tippecanoe
Tipton
Union Weneee
B&b
Vanderburgh AS
Vermillion- Vigo MI
Ar Wabash
Warren Eeeere
Aes
Pie Warrick
Washington
Ese
Cme
Wayne
Saameeres
Weiss Eenwarses
White
Weees
Whitley
Henry
New York
Traveling Helen Speaks Of Aunt Visit Plans
A fragment describes four and a half year old Helen telling playmates about a trip to spend a week with her aunt. Other children question if that counts as traveling.
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Helen
Avith
Ilong
Unknown Text Snippet Recounts A Blurred Phrase
The fragmentary OCR text seems to describe a person characterized as private and silent, with unclear context and garbled wording. No identifiable events, names, or places are present to anchor a fuller summary.
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Covington
Oscar Goddard
Schoonover
Purdue
White River
Batesville
Knights of Pythias
Switzerland
Dearborn
Grand Lodge
Buck Creek
Carl’ F. Beyers
Warsaw
Joseph C. Clark
Goodrich
Beyers
War Department
United States Army
John Skees
Columbus Barracks
Terre Haute Trust
A. M. Ogle
Vandalia Coal Company
Boonville
Jess Moore
Erie Canal
Moore
Canal Zone
Ricardo Bermudes
Pascal
Canavaggio
Slack
Elkhart
Elkhart Superior Court
Lewis Ney
Rebecca Hummell
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