Wilson Says U S Will Not Quit War Until Justice Is Won
President Wilson addressed Congress to reject peace terms offered by German and Austrian leaders. He stated the United States will continue the war until Germany accepts a basis of justice for world safety. Czernin's cautious tone and Austria's reliance on Germany were noted. Congress welcomed the message as a firm warning against subversive talk and a call to prioritize frontline manpower.
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Justice
World
Wilson
Washington
Congress
Gernan
Germany
United States
Hertling
League of Nations
Czernin
Count Czernin
Austria
Teuton Tfesmean
Jhe
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Nnion
Great Britain
Ceernin
Dumuary
Kaiser’s peace terms demand recognition of victory
Feb 1 Berlin dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm II declaring peace must be based on Germany’s victory and neighbor recognition. The emperor warns that unless Germany’s enemies acknowledge triumph, continued military success by Hindenburg’s forces will prevail. Foreign Minister von Küchmann mentions completes peace will follow honors.
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Germany
Kaiser
Lon Borg
Ukraine
Serlin
Hindenburg
Hove
Dr. von Kuchsmann
New Lincoln statue planned for Illinois State Capitol Grounds
Andrew O Connor of Worcester Mass created a new Lincoln statue for Illinois to be unveiled April 18 in the state capitol grounds at Springfield as part of the centennial celebration of statehood. The plaster cast has shown in New York galleries alongside the Barnard statue for contrast. The sculpture depicts Lincoln as he left Springfield on February 11 1861 for Washington to assume the presidency.
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Lincoln
Robert T. Lincoln
Andrew O'Connor
Worcester
Mass
State Capitol
Springfield
Seligmann
New York
O'Connor
Washington
Sale of Books Held Valid in Veeder Case
Judge Landis denied a motion to quash the search warrant used to seize books and papers from Henry Veeder’s vaults in Chicago. The court ruled the espionage law based warrant constitutional, allowing continued government search. appeals and temporary stays were ordered as Veeder’s counsel sought relief. Deputy marshals guard the vault as courts decide next steps in related J W W case.
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Landis
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Henry Weede
Gene
Swift & Co
Veeder
United States Court of Appeals
Landia
Torrow
Clyne
Haker
United States
Sil
British destroyer Boxer sunk after collision in channel
The British torpedo boat destroyer Boxer was sunk the night of February 9 in the English Channel after a collision. One day is missing.
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London
English Channel
Admiralty
Five Sammies Slain in Patrol Raid in France
A Texas Sammy led a patrol in No Man's Land, saving wounded comrades and recovering a dead buddy after five Americans were killed and four captured in a raid near St Mihiel. Pershing reported four American deaths and several wounded and missing in actions Feb 7 9.
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Detroit
Mieh
Laroll Meilaichey
Bolton
Eng
Nicholas Carter
Athens
Greece
Russia Demobilizes All Armies as War Ends
An Associated Press report from London and Amsterdam states that Russia has ordered cessation of fighting and complete demobilization on all fronts. The president of the Russian delegation said Russia would desist from a formal peace treaty but end the state of war with Germany Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria and begin demobilization. Continued on page eight.
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Amsterdam
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Suffrage Bill Backed by Democratic Executive Committee
The Democratic National Committee executive panel endorsed the federal suffrage amendment after a referendum of state committee members. The 48 state delegates voted five to two in favor with twenty eight for fourteen against and six abstentions or motion recorded.
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Washington
National Democratic Committee
Pastor Held on Smuggling Charge at Fort Worth Alien Camp
Associated Press reports Rev. MN. HW. Leraman, pastor of St Paul’s Evangelion Church in Ogden, Utah, was arrested by Fort Worth alien confinement troops for attempting to smuggle a woman alien into the internment compound. He awaits investigation in custody.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bet
MN. HW. Leraman
St Paul's Evangelion Church
Ogden
Fort Woughy
Wits
Wilson 10. Bekept From Winning War Campaign Intent
A Washington state primary scene unfolds as John T. Adams of Iowa leads with 36 pledged votes while Pennsylvanian Senator Penrose proclaims the GOP will attack Wilson's war effort. Calder of New York supports Adams as party leaders push to organize nationwide pressure on the president, citing dissatisfaction with Wilson and fuel policy.
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Lois
Nviding
New York
Herbert Parsons
Adams
Cerny
Penrose
G. O
Pennevivianis
Republican Party
Sentor Penros
America
Republican Mations Committee
Wilson's Message Deepens Rift Between Germany and Austria
President Wilson's congress message outlines delays and misgivings in German and Austrian replies to Allied war aims. Czernin's response is described as friendly yet vague, signaling divergent tones and complicating joint diplomatic discussions.
Anti Bolshevik forces gain control of Finland report
From headquarters of the White Guard in Copenhagen the bulletin says three quarters of Finland are now in anti Bolshevik hands. It notes Bolshevik Red Guard remains strong and inflicting heavier losses than expected.
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Finland
Copenhagen
White Guard
Red Guard
340 U.S. Troopers Missing on Tuscaria Reported
Washington February 1 The War Department released a list showing 540 American soldiers aboard the ship Tuscaria has survivors and casualties. Officials say about 200 others remain missing or unaccounted for as deciphering of names continues. The department notes more updates may follow as records are clarified.
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Tuscaria
Washington
War Department
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Len
M. Shortel
Corlonet Roorowell Hospital Condition Report
Corlonet Roorowell was reported listless after doctors spent about half an hour with him at KHoneowelt hospital. Evening bulletin says he is expected to pass a more comfortable night.
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Dutbetin
Bin
Khoneowelt Hospital
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