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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1918

Page

6

Bolsheviki Denounce German Peace Plans

The Bolsheviki reject German peace terms as unjust and annexationist. Trotzky declares Russia will defend the revolution and opposes the quadruple alliance plan at Brest Litovsk, urging freedom for Poland Lithuania Courland and other nations. The central committee endorses a call for a democratic peace and later dissemination of the peace terms to neutral states.

Council of Workmen's and Soldiers Trotzky Brest Titovsk Stockholm Leon Trotzky Central Committee of the Council of Soldiers Workmeéri Germany M. Trotzky Brest-Litovsk Poland Lithuania Courland Lavonia Esthenia Austria-Hungary Turkey Bulgaria Europe Russia Armenia Congress of Workmen's and Soldiers Petrograd Soldiers’ and Workmen's Council General Army Congress

Bailey Company Sells Off 0 Units In Quiet Market

A terse market note records J. B. Bailey Co selling zero units amid calm trading. No further details given on buyers or price.

Ukraine delegates demand opening of Constituent Assembly

A small delegation from Ukraine elected to the Constituent Assembly arrived in Petrograd and demanded a date for opening the assembly. A conference of non Bolshevik parties proposed opening when one third of the members is present.

Petrograd Ukraine Council of People’s Commissioners Bolsheviks Social

Former Mayor Presses Draft Reform for Aliens at Quincy Speech

John F. Fitzgerald urged Marketmen's Association members to demand inclusion of aliens in the draft, criticizing Washington for excluding long–time residents. He compared U S policy with Britain's and urged letters to Congress, warning of a November electoral reply.

John F. Fitzgerald Marketmen’s Association Quincy House America Washington Congress House Senate Great Britain Fitzgerald

Bolsheviki Pamphlets Sealed Into German Lines

Petrograd reports Izvestia printing a Bolshevik pamphlet circulated among German troops. It denounces central powers peace offers as lies and accuses Germany of forced labor, hunger strike shootings, and backing by Courland slaveowners and Polish landowners.

Petrograd Izvestia Poland Lithuania Courland

French Capture More Prisoners at Monte Tomba

An veteran officer states the French in their Monte Tomba operation captured more prisoners than the number of French troops engaged. The report comes from Italian headquarters in Northern Italy dated January 2.

Italy Associated Press Monte Tomba

French breakthrough yields record prisoner count and casualties

A witness described a hilltop view of a French attack as record making. He noted 1400 prisoners and 560 dead on the field, with the French reportedly taking their first Austrian prisoners and surpassing their own men engaged.

Fragmentary note on mission losses and manpower

Partial OCR fragment mentions accomplishing a task with insignificant loss and fewer than 60 men. No further context, dates, or proper nouns are readable to identify the event or actors.

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