Britain votes record $2 billion credit for war effort
London reports a new government credit of 2 billion dollars to fund wartime needs. The plan includes raising a 1 million man army and accelerating munitions output, with projected costs rising to about 9.75 billion dollars for the year.
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Gardner Seeks No Peace Till Teutons Are Punished
Representative Gardner of Massachusetts introduced a concurrent resolution urging Congress to oppose any mediation in the European war. The measure declares that a premature peace would fail to punish the central powers for the misery they have caused. Referred to the foreign affairs committee.
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German Peace Proposals Doomed by Real Aim and Threats
The Russian Foreign Office denounces German efforts to sow peace chatter and secure a separate settlement. It warns that Berlin aims to consolidate imperial gains, impose conscription, and divide or subjugate Belgium, Serbia, Montenegro, and Poland, while urging the Allies to reject any and all peace overtures as a trap.
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Peace Notes Reach Washington as Entente Considers Overture
Arrival of Germany and Austria peace notes in Washington signals cautious examination by the United States and entente embassies. Secretary Lansing notes no change in meaning. Spanish and Swiss envoys discuss mediation while President Wilson weighs whether to transmit the central powers proposals.
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The Sport of Kings Begins in Beaumont Era
A serialized adventure opens with gossipy racing intrigue in Beaumont. Kernan, a rival trainer, accuses Starter O'Toole of favoritism toward the Classon stable, prompting stewards to summon both men for questioning and offer a path to public retraction or apology.
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Post continues coverage to next issue
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War in Brief Across Fronts Reports and Estimates
German forces push at Lassigny and are repulsed with heavy losses. A British supplementary estimate adds one million men for the current year. French attempts in the Argonne and gains near Verdun are described as repulsed. Teutonic advances in Wallachia and Jalomitza crossing are noted. British enter German trenches near Monchy-au-Bois with casualties. Italian artillery duels in the Astico valley target Monte Seluggio and Monte Cimone.
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Japanese Officials Dismiss German Peace Proposals
Tokio dispatch reports December 14 that Japanese foreign office officials say they do not take the German peace proposals seriously.
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