Wilson Leaves Dover as Peace Ideals Advance
President Wilson departs Dover aboard the Brighton amid royal reception as King George and Queen Mary bid farewell. Lloyd George, the Irish Guards, and the American and English anthems mark the ceremony while the President expresses gratitude for the warm hospitality. Paris dispatch notes Wilson's Rome voyage unchanged by Italian cabinet shifts.
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Dee
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Dover
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Duke of Connaught
Associated Press
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Ice
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Queen Mary
King George
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Costs to Americans From Entry Into War
Washington reports slow that it cost the American people about 18.16 billion dollars to finance the war and aid the allies by loans. About 10 billion was spent on the army and navy. The public paid roughly one third in taxes and two thirds by loans to be repaid by future generations. Income and excess profits taxes brought in 949 million, the Fourth Liberty Loan raised 6.088 billion, and the third loan 4.17 billion.
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Navy
Associated Press
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Revolting Peasants Threaten Lenin Government in Russia
Paris dispatch reports peasants around Moscow and Petrograd revolted, alarming the Lenin government. Bolshevik Red Guards subdued the revolt after a week. villages were burned by artillery and large numbers of peasants were massacred.
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Associated Press
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American officials study food conditions in Germany
American officials Hillis Diesel and Franklyn Day of Boston, attached to the U S legation at Berne, arrive to tour German cities and study food conditions amid rumors the United States may send aid. The trip, described as a cod commission by newspapers, aims to assess needs and report back.
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United States
Associated Press
Germany
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Franklyn Day
Boston
Legation
Berne
Premier backs old order as league plan faces snag
Paris report notes the chamber of deputies heard that the Premier favors the traditional balance of power rather than the proposed League of Nations. The debate signals friction over the international body amid ongoing negotiations and political maneuvering.
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League of Nations
Propaganda in Switzerland Widens After Armistice
INEVA Dec 1 by AP Tons of German propaganda literature aimed at sowing Allied dissension over freedom of the seas has reached Switzerland since the armistice. Much has been confiscated, but German agents persist, spending millions of marks to fuel the campaign.
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Ineva
Associated Press
Switzerland
Prman
Allies Control Black Sea Coast Under Occupation
Constantinople Dec 1 Associated Press reports allied forces now control the Black Sea coast with the British occupying Batum. Batum is connected by a pipeline to the Baku oil center, central to Allied efforts in securing regional resources and strategic positions. The development marks a significant shift in control along the Black Sea littoral amid ongoing regional conflicts and wartime logistics. The report notes the pipeline link enhances supply routes and pressure on opposing forces in the area.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Black Sea
Batum
Sinn Fein prisoners to be released in England
London reports that all Sinn Fein prisoners interned in England are expected to be released immediately. The move follows diplomatic signals and broad government policy changes affecting the internment of Irish political figures in the United Kingdom.
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London
Restrictions on price of salmon removed
Local Food Administrator Hillery reported the removal of all federal Alaska price regulations for salmon effective January 1, 1919, as authorized by the U S Food Administration in Washington. Licenses for canneries and fishermen remain in effect.
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Tel Tretor
Juneau
United States Food Administration
Washington
Federal Food Administration
Alaska
Allies Making Good Showing at Archangel
Reports from Archangel indicate favorable Allied progress as unofficial accounts of Bolshevik forces outnumbering them are challenged. Go A Martiussein, representative of the Archangel government, has submitted an account to the State Department.
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London
Dec
Associated Press
State Department
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Hindenburg Deems Berlin Occupation Likely by Allies
General von Hindenburg telegraphed German industrial magnates that occupation of Berlin by British forces would be likely and signaled support for such a development. The message reflects a restrained but decisive stance amid the striking military moves in Europe.
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Decat
Associated Press
von Hindenburg
Berlin
Government keymen given wage increase
Washington December 31 Burleson today announced an increase of all departments of the government wages effective tomorrow for em of all departments of the gov Pcntawled holograph systems 81 Postmaster.
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Burleson Today
Terry McGovern Dies After Blow in Fight
In Houston on December 21 the veteran boxer Terry McGovern died after a fracture to the skull from a blow in a bout with Frankie Britt. McGovern never regained consciousness and died this afternoon. Britt was arrested.
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Associated Press
Terry McGovern
Frankie Britt
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Britt
British troops advance toward Kiev in Romania area
Dec 81 report says a volunteer army and a French force move from Romania toward the Ukrainian capital Kiev. The advance is part of Allied effort to reach Bessarabia and push toward Kiev amid the advances from the southeast.
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Constantinople
Rumania
Bessarabia
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Navy seeks temporary peacetime boost to 250000 men
Washington December 81 by Associated Press Secretary Daniels asked the House Naval Affairs Committee to provide a temporary increase in naval personnel to 250,000 men with permanent levels to be decided later. He also urged making permanent wartime increases and recommended a gratuity of one month's pay to enlisted sailors upon discharge.
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Associated Prefectory
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Sesonnel
Fish Quotations From Seattle Market Noon Rates
Seattle December 31 noon fish prices list Hali but ling red cod quoted at 22 cents 7 cents respectively for tongues and other small catches.
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Seattle
New York Nears Massive New Year Celebration
Hotel and restaurant men report a record crowd as thousands travel from out of state for New Yorks New Year celebration tonight. The event is touted as one of the largest in the cities history with revelers expected across the five boroughs and beyond.
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New York
Dec
Usated Press
Vessel Goes Aground Off Tablas Island Fatalities Reported
A grounded steamship Quantion off Tablas Island near Mindoro leads to numerous drownings as rescue efforts follow on Christmas night. The ship served inter island routes and the incident occurs amid bad seas and reduced visibility. Sixteen or more bodies reported, with rescue teams searching the scene.
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Manila
Dee
United States
Uniforms Reserved for Soldiers, Not Civilians
New York reports the Department of the East condemns discharged soldiers wearing military uniforms for civilian trade. The statement asserts uniforms are badges of honor and should not be worn while engaging in book subscriptions, peddling wares, or selling on streets.
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Associated Press
Department of the East
Trai
Ay Gou
Stres Mereka
Italian War Losses Over A Million Mark
Rome reports that Italian losses during the war exceed one million killed and 47,000 wounded, per an Associated Press dispatch. The supreme command details total casualties across all fronts.
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Associated Press
Supreme Command
French novelist Paul Ma jist dies at Paris home
Paris dispatch June 81 reports renowned French writer Paul Ma jist has died in his Paris residence. The celebrated novelist known for his prolific output and literary influence passed away peacefully, prompting tributes from literary circles and institutions worldwide.
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Vermon Olsen's death by hanging at Lavlock
The body of Vermon Olsen was found this morning at Lavlock by his bedpost with a verdict of death by own action. Coroner A. Mite and a jury determined the deceased had shown abnormal behavior recently, suffering from hallucinations of being shadowed by crime. Relatives in Norway are notified. he worked for Hele Vacking Company and Chi Wit and Mackin.
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Hele Vacking Company
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Ecga Agen
Metal Miners Gather for Colorado Associations Meeting
Denver hosts a joint annual session of the Colorado Metal Mining Association and the Colorado chapter of the American Mining Congress from January 2 to 4. Secretary Bob Tomblin notes transitions from war to peace affect industry plans and labor, with reports from Washington and state officials shaping policy discussions.
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Associacy Press
Colorado Metal Mining Association
Colorado
American Mining Congress
Bob Tomblin
Eudope
Washington
Wells
Alaska Mining Stocks Dec 31 Brief Report
Alaska mining stocks report from Dec 31 shows Abasicy sumer and Alaska Gold listings with prices and closing values. Market activity includes 4s and 18s amid tensions in commodity sectors as traders assess year end performance.
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York
Associated Tress
Alaska Gold
Abasicy Sumer
Czecho Slovakia president thanks allies for help
Masaryk in London expresses appreciation to Britain and the United States for aid to Czecho Slovakia. He notes American help had been promised for the future and conveys gratitude in a formal address.
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Masaryk
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