Pichon Outlines French Peace Terms in Parliament
Paris Dec 29 Stephen Pichon minister of foreign affairs outlined France policy amid Socialist protests. He urged full publicity for peace conference records and stated that intervention in Russia would be defensive, with any offensive action by Russian troops. He asserted France seeks no annexations but reserves Alsace Lorraine frontiers and supports League of Nations.
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Associated Pro
Paris
Stephen Pichon
France
Russia
Clemenceau
M. Pichon
M. Franklin Bouillon
Committee of Foreign Affairs
Mters
M. 1
Allence
M. Picton
Tribune
Marcel Cachin
League of Nations
M. Bracke
Alsace- Lorraine
Franklin Bouillon
Vatican
M. Deschanel
Chamber
Paris Delivers Positive France on League of Nations
Paris reports American delegates at the peace congress welcomed a French statement by Foreign Minister Picton that France has adopted the league of nations principle and seeks publicity at the peace conference. The accord follows Wilson’s guild hall speech and London’s pledge by British leaders to accept his peace principles.
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Paris
Peace Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Stephen Pichon
France
League of Nations
Wilson
Guild Hall
London
Picton
Cent
Italy
Presa
M. Picton
England
Congress Will Loaf Along For A Few Days
Washington December 29 Congress will resume after a short holiday break with limited business planned. In the Senate Senator Chamberlain Oregon will address military committee criticisms of army affairs while Senator McKellar Tennessee will discuss the proposed League of Nations. The House will consider sending the war revenue bill to conference and weighing amendments on child labor prohibition and import bans for non toxicants into the District of Columbia for beverage purposes. When Congress resumes Thursday peace questions are expected to be discussed in the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Chamberlain
Oregon
Military Committee
McKellar
Tenessee
Orposed League of Nation
War Revenue
District of Columbia
Congress
New Deal Appears Likely in Germany Amid Cabinet Shakeup
The Associated Press reports Berlin factions debate forming a new government as ministers resign and notes that advisors fear a counterrevolution while stressing that economic and food conditions will shape Germany’s future course. The piece mentions Minister Haase and other cabinet members and hints at potential alliances among independents and socialists.
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Berlin
Dees St
Eam
Foreisn
Biniter’ Haase
Eollegaria
Uanieny
Scheldemann
Solate
Shane
Apartacan
Anxiety in Berlin as open-air meetings spark fear
London dispatches report Copenhagen and Amsterdam wires suggest Sunday in Berlin carried anxious anticipation of unrest. Bourgeoisie press urged support for Ebert and Scheidemann while Spartacans believed their moment had come with mutineers. Imperial palace gates guarded despite promised evacuation. Continued on Page 5.
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London
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Friederich Ebert
Philip Scheidemann
Imperial Palace
Net result of Schonberger's British election wound fatal son
London reports the election produced large majorities for coalition candidates, with dozens losing deposits under a new franchise rule. Women and soldiers voting boosted Lloyd George, while independents and liberals faltered. The result branded a personal triumph for Lloyd George and a fresh start for social reform. Weather notes follow.
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Schonberger
Associated Press
London
Dec
Return
Yorkshire
National Democratic Party
Labor
Lancashire
Wen
Scotland
Lloyd George
Birmingham
Schonberger Son Charged After Killing Father in Butte
Max Schonheiser died on the operating table after being shot by his son Henry at their home on East Geenwood Street. Henry Schonberger, held at the county jail, faces first degree murder charges as authorities investigate the fatal shooting and the family’s long history of estrangement and control over finances.
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Max Schonheiser
Butte
Henry
East Geenwood Street
Henry Schonberger
Schonberger
Non Wan
Max Schonberger
Lone
Tegil Fuvice
Saloons close as unrest erupts in Stony
From The Standard Today page eight, reports say Ukrainian bands menace towns and telegraphic news updates. Yellowstone park figures and Senatorial feed oppose league actions. Butte notes cover liquor and advertising, Anaconda news features, and a roll of honor for promoted Lt Pear. Road improvements and Canada’s land settlement issues are noted.
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Renator
League Butte
Financial society of nations aims to settle war debts
Paris debates over the charter of the Bank of France and provisional military appropriations reveal senators and deputies backing a planned international financial body. The proposed indemnities for Germany and allies run into trillions of francs, with figures like 6.5 billion, 5 billion, and 2.6 billion francs cited, and observers cite Helfferich's prewar German revenue estimates as benchmarks for potential payments.
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Associated Pressarin
Paris
Gelexatex
Senate
Bank of France
Chamber
Intersalized Financial Society
Carlisle Welcomes Woodrow Wilson in Ancestral Home Visit
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson arrived in Carlisle England in rain and mist to honor his mother’s house and family. A large crowd lined streets as Wilson toured ancestral sites including Cavendis place and the local church delivering a measured address on duty and moral force.
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Associated Press
Carlisle
England
Wilson
Sethood
Lara Crowda
Ber'Fam Carr
Amd
Mitre
Annettewe
Cavendis
Nia Granfather
Lochner Street
Congregational Church
Citadel St Seh
Thomas Watnan
Witen
Thomas Woodrow
Satz Vallan Army Hall
Cawsendish
Warwick Road
Luther Street Congregational Church
Mr. Hoth
Trey
France backs League of Nations concept but seeks Alsace Lorraine talks
Paris dispatch reports French Foreign Minister Stephen Pichon stating France does not seek annexations from the war but reserves the right to discuss Alsace Lorraine boundaries. He adds France has accepted the principle of a society of nations and is working toward its practical realization.
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Paris
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Stephen Pichon
MM. Pichon
They Undertake an Impossible Task by the Associated Berlin
A league for personal liberty and life of the Kaiser has formed and will appeal to former advisers and diplomats to submit documents proving the emperor's innocence in causing the war. Prince Henry of Prussia was suggested as president, with Von Hindenburg as a candidate.
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Germany
Stern
Aity
Carl Helfferich
Helfferich
United States
Nurond
Berlin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
League
von Hindenburg
France 15 anxiously for army demobilization
Paris reports during budget debates the finance minister notes the liberation loan subscription exceeds initial estimates with capital surpassing 30 00 000 francs. Officials cite wartime output jumps and call for faster mobilization while health and medical staff are highlighted amid high civilian death and influenza impacts.
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Paris
M. Klotz
France
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