World troubles force Wilson to mediate many disputes
President Wilson is pressed by small nations seeking mediation as global tensions rise. He faces hurdles in advancing key policies while expanding his role as arbiter in wartime disputes.
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28 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
1
President Wilson Faces Peace Conference Burdens at Home
President Wilson returns from England to focus on peace talks with French British and Italian leaders directing daily conferences with minor powers as he weighs core issues like the league of nations and freedom of the seas. Arabs Irish and Slavic groups press for influence while Wilson demonstrates patient diplomatic handling and directs delegates rather than acting alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sebold
the Press Publishing Co
New York World
Speci Wireless
Albuquerane Journal
Paris
England
Wilson
Voincare
Clemenceau
Liiand
Sonnino
Italy
Vesnitch
Masaryk
League of Nations
America
Adriatic Sea
Wilsen
Weather Forecast for Southwest U S Regions
Denver area reports for New Mexico and Arizona indicate fair weather over the weekend with rising temperatures. Saturday and Sunday show pleasant conditions with a slight warming trend across the region.
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Denver
Colo
Dee
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather summary for twenty four hours ending AB Fin
Local weather report shows the period ending yesterday with a maximum of 42 and a minimum of 29. Winds from the northwest. Skies clear with no precipitation reported.
Wilsons Fourteen Points Discussed in London
President Wilson continued his London visit with two lengthy talks on peace problems with British Prime Minister David Lloyd George and Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour. A state banquet at Buckingham Palace gathered royal and political leaders as Wilson’s pilgrimage to London progressed.
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TAY Morning Journal
Lesbcowice
London
Wilson
England
Buckingham Palace
Europe
Russia
Germany
Austria
Court of St. James
Army
Royal Household
Church of Feeland
Queen Mary
King George
David Toloyd George
Arthur J Balfour
Wilken
Lioyrd George
Buckingham Gurlace
Downing Street
Llowd George
Widespread German Plan Destroys Polish Labor Network
A report from Warsaw describes German policy to ruin Poland by forcing Polish workers into German factories. It cites closure of Polish factories to create unemployment then conscription of about 600 400 Poles into Germany, destabilizing Poland and risking Bolshevik influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Albuquerque Journal
Lonton
Eng
The
Times
Warsaw
Poland
Paris Papers Press US Bolshevik Aid Critique
Paris newspapers protest Pelons policy stating the entente will not intervene in Russia. The Temps condemns aiding Bolsheviks with German help and argues the Allies allow Bolshevik gains in Nizhny Velik and the Ukraine, risking future restoration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOR Cor Bes
Paris
France
Pelon
Russia
the Temps
Temps
Nie
Veland
Ukraine
Grandson of Lafayette Sees France Rely on Wilson
Marquis de Chambrun states in a World exclusive that France pins its faith on President Wilson. He notes Paris welcomes Wilson and believes his aims reflect democracy and liberty, urging a lasting peace built on justice and reform. The piece highlights Franco-American friendship and hopes for a durable Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
France
Wilson
Lincoln
Press Publishng Co
The
New York World
the World
Albuquerque Journal
Marquis de Chambrun
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Mar Tus
America
Washington
United States
Marquis
Paris
Echora
Tmrng
Atlantic
George Washington
Hin
Europe
Brest
Vannes
Chiaees
Hoover Rejects German Food Officials For Meeting
Food Administrator Hoover declined to meet German officials sent by Berlin to negotiate food supplies for war torn Belgium. In a tersely worded reply he told them to describe their terms to the Belgians and to go to hell. The message was relayed to Rotterdam via Walter Lyman Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Hoover
Europe
Haren von der Tanchen
Kieth
Pavia
Esi
Belgium
Berlin
Walter Lyman Brown
I) Commission For Relief
Helaiun
Rotterdam
Moover
Meever
Russian Prince Declares Czar Is Still Alive
A nephew of General Skoropadsh claimed the czar and his family are alive and in hiding after escaping a theatre tour through Petrograd and other cities. He said the czar does not wish to be bothered and would be kept hidden from allied observers.
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Czar
Wirsaw
Bec
Associatea
Michael Te ‘Tehihatchef
Skoropadsh
Petrograd
Iwinsk
Vilna
Reyna
Two Bolsheviks Vessel Taken by British
An unofficial admiralty report says the British ship Calypso captured two Bolshevik destroyers in the eastern Baltic. One destroyer reportedly engaged in combat near Ke val, with officers and crew taken prisoner. Casualties occurred on the Calypso. Captain Mettham commanded Calypso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Calypso
Trale
Keval
Admiralty
Bolsheviks Ignore Peace Pleas Amid War Weariness
The collapsed governments since Christmas have again been approached by the Bolshevik government of Massa regarding terms of peace. The terms mirror those previously submitted to Latroft, the former British ambassador in London, via the Norwegian government in November.
Missing German Code Letter in Berger Trial Disappears
District Attorney reports a crucial German code letter in the Berger espionage trial has vanished. Witnesses described plans for an underground railway to smuggle draft evaders to Mexico, linking Kruse and Schiller to anti-draft actions. Kruse denied involvement and stated he had no part in distributing a sticker attacking War and draft registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prning Journal
Chicago
Charles Forlyne
W Stle
Landis
Arnot
Schifier
Sovernments
Schiller
Willam F. Krose
Young People’s Socialist League
Schifler
Krave
Kruse
Clyne
Tandis
Etickere
Arnold
Ende Jetier
Mexico
Austrian Royalty Hiding From People Report
Most members of the former Austrian royal house remaining in Austria have sought safety in neutral legations in Vienna due to fears of rough treatment by the populace. The Argentinian and Chilean legations have offered hospitality to former archdukes and archduchesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momming
Switzerland
Thoreday
Royal Hotee
Austria
Vienna
Clothier Predicts Cheaper Clothing Within Two Years
George Lytton of Chituge, a leading retailer in menswear, testified in the woolens arbitration that price reductions are underway as war prices fade. He noted voluntary cuts and future decreases expected in 1919, citing suits that rose from 20 to 22.59 25 and 50 to 65, and shoes dropping from 8 to about 7.54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lattion
Chituge
Lytton
Muareh
Costa
Entente Powers Expected to Aid Russia Officials Say
U S officials express confidence that Entente powers will assist Russia, a topic openly debated since President Wilson’s arrival in Paris. The discussion centers on Allied support and strategic cooperation amid wartime diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Russia
Wilson
Paris
Allied Officials Warn Russia Chaos Threatens Interv
Washington reports indicate no definite intervention plan from allied governments for Russia as peace talks loom. Bolshevik forces expand across Baltic areas with Esth enia Livonia militia poorly equipped and unable to resist. Russian troops and prisoners of war flood Siberia as Perm falls to Bolshevik forces with thousands captured.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Stephen Pichon
Russia
Associated Nations
Europeanussia
State Department
Esthenia
Livonia
Higa
Reval
Limbach
Bucharest
Halkan
Ruesian Eiribeasey
Omek
Vepelineff
Perm
Europe expects Wisdon to end Mexican crisis
European investors long for U S reconstruction plans in Mexico as peace talks loom. Reports say German agents may still foment trouble and Amb Eckhardt notes a sharp drop in Mexican securities amid unsettled regional security. American reconstruction methods are viewed as key to restoring peace in Mexico.
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Europe
Wisdon
Jemeeph W. Grigg
The
Preas
New York World
Worthamt Albuquerque Journal
Tindon
Eng
Furopean
Bio Financial
Mexico
Wilson
United States
Atmeria
von Eckhardt
Loot Stolen From Greely Post Office About $60,000
Post office robbery in Greely late last night yields an estimated $60,000 taken, cash included. Bloodhounds found no trace of the culprit. inspectors note it as one of the three largest U S post office robberies, behind Richmond 1968 and Chicago 1961.
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Greely
Moon
Onal
Denver Dee
Law of War Savings
Ureeley
United Plates
Richmand
Chicago
Anes I
Monaco Prince Albert Acknowledges Ex-Emperor William on War Paths
Prince Albert of Monaco provides to the Associated Press a letter to former Emperor William II claiming intimate discussions of Germany's war plans and urging peace through justice and dignity. The letter outlines their conversations from Bertin and Corfu, criticizing militarism and predicting the impact of a continued arms race on Europe.
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Venus
Prince Albert
Monaco
Associated Press
William
Prince Lichnowdy
London
Bertin
Kel
Corfu
Mo Ament
Germany
France
Europe
Leden
Vade
Archduke Perdinand
Murone
Wilson
Keeland
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