France lays peace terms and future Russia intervention plan
French Foreign Minister Stephen Pichon outlined peace terms amid violent interruptions by Socialists. He stated France seeks full publicity for the peace conference, accepts a League of Nations principle, rejects annexations, and reserves Alsace Lorraine frontiers. Interventions in Russia are deemed defensive for now, with potential future offensive action by Russian troops to counter Bolshevism.
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Stephen Pichon
Socialiste
France
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Aisac
Lorraine
M. Pichon
Society of Nations
Allence
M. Picton
Marcel Cachin
Olmanceau
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M. Bracke
Alsace-Lorraine
Franklin- Bouillon
Vatican
Aleh@p
Clemenceau
Uersine
Caucasus
Riberia
Rus AD
Odessa
London Election Returns Show Massive Splits and Coaltion Trend
London voting produced large margins for many winners under the new act, with over 190 candidates losing deposits for failing to meet one eighth of the vote. Reconfiguration of constituencies complicates 1914 comparisons, but country results hint London leaning solidly toward the coalition with only three independent liberals and two laborites returned as challengers.
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London
Daarth
Laboritas
Brazilian Commander Dead in New York Harbor
Captain Cezar Augusto da Melo of the Brazilian battleship Sao Paulo died in his New York apartment from bronchial pneumonia. He was 45 and had held several distinguished posts in Brazil. Ambassador to U. S. Francisco Tudella, Peru's first ambassador, arrived in New Orleans and will depart for Washington.
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New York
Cezar Augusto da Melo
Sao Paulo
Ge Mello
Braell
World events chronicle of postwar upheavals and dispatches
A wide array of postwar notices spans naval movements and troop transports to battlefield reports in Europe. British and American forces move from New York and Paris, while battleships and destroyers are noted. Political shifts include new government actions in Poland and Czech lands, and discussions at London between Wilson and allied leaders regarding postwar policy and naval disarmament. Continuous reports cover refugee flows, economic claims, and military retirements, with scattered obituaries and notable incidents across Europe and the Americas.
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London
Wilson
Lloyd George
Balfour
Great Britain
United States
Fire claims Mrs Dempsey and five children in Aldred tragedy
Domestic Mrs James Dempsey and her five children perished in a house fire at Aldred Pennsylvania, as the home burned. The incident foreshadows a broader period of disaster coverage across towns in the era.
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James Dempsey
Aldred
Dairyman quits milk supply in lake View town
Reports say the lake View milk supplier has quit, leaving the town without a dairy. Other items note embargo requests for hog shipments to Sioux City yards amid high parkers, ice dealers in Waterloo worried by no cutting yet, and a memorial planned for Cedar Rapids soldiers of World War I along the Cedar River front.
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Sioux City
Waterloo
Clinton
126Th Field Artillery
Davenport
Des Moines
Cedar Rapides
Camp Dodge
Jacobs
Camp Shelby
Miss
United States
France
Guys
Brewer
165Th Inf
Desoines
Dexter Farmer Canning Company
F. 2
Farmer
Page County
Farmers’ Union
Clarinda
Page Center
Shambaugh
Braddyville
Yorktown
State Board of Parole
Ft. Madison
Ananjosa
Sam D. Woods
H. C.pfund
United States Employment Service
Pound Bays
University of Iowa
Iowa
Committee On Public Information
Legislative Committee On
Capitol
Secretary of State
Forest
Treat
Red Crosse
Eldora
Samatua
Lipsner Demands Probe Over Aerial Mail Service
Capt Lipsner resigns as aerial and service superintendent accusing Postmaster General Burleson of wrecking the new aerial mail system. He urges a congressional committee to investigate alleged waste and plans to junk war department airplane construction. Lipsner vows to protect the public from funds he says will be squandered.
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Mt. Vernon
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Ford
P. FP. Minnock
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Battle of the Marne
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Guttenburg
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Rex Strait
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Leon B. Courbet
Riceville
Ruby V. Karlen
Missouri Valley
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Brighton
Elmer Y. Nord
Red Oak
Maurice Fieldsturn
Britt
Edward 3. Shipley
Birmingham
Warry A. Smock
William T. Cunningham
Fairfax
Walter J. Linehan
Jesse €. Strong
Mondamin
Charlie Neilson
Newell
Henry W. Hutchinson
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Henry Miller
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Clarence G. Scott
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Einar la Fossum
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Ernest Bartlett
Tripoli
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Harta
Otto Achatz
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Arthur Betke
Clarksville
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Iowa
Junk
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Day Coal Company
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Aerial and Service
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Army
L. ¥. Sherman
Nevial Mall
Agke
Otto Praeger
Lipsner
Admiral Kolchak Dictator of Siberia A Portrait in War
The article portrays Admiral Kolchak as a temporary dictator guiding Siberia through Russian chaos. He seeks no Allied recognition but requests military aid and supplies to reorganize his army, aiming to move Czech forces from the front by February. Allied reps note his willingness to cooperate despite lacking official recognition.
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Washington
Omsk
Rowsin
Admiral Kolchak
Siberia
Kolchak
Kolehbak
Widow of President Harrison Gives Comfort to Soldiers
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, widow of the late president, serves in the New York war camp community service. She offers sympathy and practical help to officers and soldiers on leave, opening her home and coordinating with New York mansions and country homes to host and comfort the men. Her approach favors treating the troops as men and friends. She answers questions about leaves and provides quiet hospitality and amusement.
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Indy
Officers’ Department
New York War Camp
Army
Benjamin Harrison
President Harrison
New York
Lieut Gen Hunter Liggett Led First Army In Argonne
A profile of Lieut General Hunter Liggett cadenced by praise for his four decades of study and leadership. Born 1867 and a West Point graduate, he directed organizing the American army overseas and commanded the First Army in heavy Argonne fighting, earning Allied admiration as German territory opened for occupation.
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Hunter Liggett
United States Army Corps
West Point
General Liggett
Pershing
Liggett
Argonne
First
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