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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1917

Page

11

Forefathers' Night Speech Highlights Democracy Faith

President William H. P raunce of Brown University urged at Ford Hall last night that the United States embodies earth democracy and religious freedom. He cited the Statue of Faith in Plymouth harbor and the Goddess of Liberty in New York harbor as symbols of the nation's promises to immigrants.

Faith Plymouth Harbor New York Harbor William H. Praunce Brown University Boston Congregational Club Ford Hall

Faith and Democracy in Immigrant Americanization Speech

A wartime address extols democracy inspired by Pilgrims and Wilson. It urges sacrifice and the eroding of sectarian divides, a unifying faith in liberty, and a push to Americanize immigrants by teaching them about forefathers and nationhood rather than mere naturalization forms.

Wilson Baptist Congregationalist

Germans Destroy British Convoy In North Sea Attack

British destroyer Partridge sunk and four armed trawlers destroyed as German forces attack a Scotland to Norway convoy. Pelew damaged with heavy casualties. 196 sailors saved, including 59 British. A court of inquiry to investigate is named.

London North Sea Scotland Norway Eric Geddes Admiralty Partridge Pelew Sir Eric Lord Alveston Eric Kiel

Terms of Russo German Armistice Published From Petrograd

The armistice limits troop transfers and regrouping until January 14 and restricts concentrations east of Greenwich 15 degrees. It allows limited intercourses, 25-person groups, and exchange of papers and goods, with naval rules covering White Sea Arctic zones. Negotiations for a broader peace follow, including prisoner exchanges and cultural relations.

Petrograd Moon Sound Black Sea Baltic Greenwich White Sea Arctic Russia Bulgaria Germany Austria-Hungary Turkey Asia Minor

Passports Demanded for Bolsheviki Couriers

Petrograd reports the commissary of foreign affairs has notified foreign embassies to visa Bolsheviki couriers or face refusal of similar courtesies. The government treats recognition as formal yet insists foreign governments recognize the Bolsheviks as the de facto government and allow their couriers to travel abroad.

Petrograd Commissary of Foreign Affairs

French Raid German Lines at St Quentin

Paris reports a heavy artillery engagement in the Vosges last night and says French forces successfully raided German lines near St. Quentin. The action highlights ongoing frontline pressure as winter operations continue.

St. Quentin Paris Vosges War Office

Pope Warns Against Christian Aid to Retake Jerusalem

The Pope reportedly issues a circular to bishops warning that any Christian state's support for Turks in attempting to retake Jerusalem will be condemned by the Holy See. The message, cited by Messagero, underscores Vatican neutrality amid ongoing conflict in the region.

Jerusalem Rome Messagero Holy See

Plunkett Dies at Adams Home in Massachusetts News

William Caldwell Plunkett, noted cotton manufacturer and Adams resident, died at his Park street home from peritonitis after an emergency appendectomy. Born September 11, 1875, he led W C Plunkett & Sons and Greylock Cotton Mfg Co, held bank directorships, and served as Adams selectman. Funeral 2:30 pm Thursday conducted by Rev. Percival H. Barker.

Adams William Caldwell Plunkett Park Street Mr. Plunkett William B. Plunkett 20Th Century Limited Phillips Exeter Academy Exeter N. H Riverview Academy Poughkeepsie N. Y Williams College Florence Canedy New England New Jersey W. C. Plunkett & Sons Greylock Cotton Manufacturing Company North Adams Williamstown Pownal Greystone National Bank Percival H. Barker Congregational Church

Bolshevik Arrests Of Former Ministers Reported

The Petrograd Bolshevik agency says a meeting of upper-class representatives led by the Persian Bank of Discount director resulted in arrests of M. Pepine former general treasury manager M. Skvordsoff former finance director M. Chatslabanoff former vice minister of finance and M. Balanbanoff former vice Heymann Persian Bank director.

London Ministry of Finance M. Heymann Persian Bank of Discount

British Attack Teutons on Italian Front Fails

Berlin reports British troops attacked Austro German lines south of Monte Fontana Secca on the Italian front yesterday. The assault broke down before Teuton positions, according to the German war office.

Berlin London Monte Fontana Secca German War Office

Italians Repel Austro German Attack on Northern Front

On the northern front near San Marino Austro German forces attacked Italian lines. The war office said Italian counter attacks in the Col Caprillo region forced the enemy to withdraw to their initial positions.

Rome San Marino War Office Col Caprillo

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