German Peace Drive Rally Declares Strong Front to End War
Official dispatches report a launched German peace offensive expanding into neutral nations. Emperor William’s Essen speech, calls for unity and steel like the fatherland, ending factions and vowing to fight to the last. crowds answer with a loud Yes as he proceeds to the field marshal.
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German leaders in Copenhagen peace talk and armistice hints
Despatches place Erzberger in Copenhagen for a Scandinavian inter parliament conference and Troelstras in Holland after northern Europe trip. Dutch press hints at a winter armistice proposal, suggesting possible Belgian independence, French restitution, and revision of Brest Litovsk if indemnities are settled. rejection could bolster Germany's moral position.
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Kaiser as pacifist to end the war declaration at Essen
Emperor William spoke at Krupp munitions works in Essen asserting Germany’s leaders have repeatedly shown willingness for peace while the enemy pursues destruction. He praised the army and navy, urged steadfast defense, and urged trust in divine aid as four years of war continue.
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German Socialists Urge Hertling to Act on Food Crisis
The German Socialist party board and unions urge Chancellor von Hertling to address famine level shortages. They warn that if the government does not break with producers’ interests the population will face fatal conditions as distress mounts nationwide.
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German Socialist Party Board
General Committee of Trades Unions
von Hertling
Amsterdam
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Short Weight Coal Dealers Warned
Dorchester coal dealer Jacob Kotzkin was fined $25 for selling coal 200 pounds short to Ella Bryman. He received $10 for selling coal without weight certification. Judge Sullivan in Central Court urged severe action in these times of scarcity and high coal prices to deter future fraud against the poor.
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Ella Bryman
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