Wilson weighs reply to Germany on peace terms
President Wilson consults with entente premiers Lloyd George Clemenceau and Orlando as they shape a reply to Germanys peace offers. Indications point to a rejection of any terms short of unconditional surrender with no armistice. House arrives at the White House amid a busy day of diplomacy and wartime planning.
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Wilson
Germany
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Senate
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Congress
F E. M. House
White House
Eric Geddes
British Admiralty
Bordeaux Restaurants Closed To Yanks
Paris dispatch reports two top Bordeaux eateries barred to American soldiers by military authorities for high prices. One cafe charged officers 3.60 for four eggs and two small beers, another 1.80 for coffee. Sentries guard doors to deny entry to uniformed men.
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Paris
Bordeaux
Senate urges rejection of armistice proposal
Senators, voicing the strongest sentiment of the chamber, demand immediate rejection of the German and Austrian armistice proposal. They argue any pause would ruin the heores efforts and prolong the war, insisting victory through force is essential for allied aims and humanity. The discussion spans two hours with united opposition to negotiations.
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Washington
Senate
America
Call to Red Cross to fight influenza epidemic mobilized
Washington reports mobilization of the American Red Cross to combat the Spanish Influenza. Nurses will be enrolled and hospital supplies used. volunteers may assist households. Surgeon General Blue urges closing schools and public gatherings where disease spreads. Camp figures show rising pneumonia and flu cases with Camp Dodge and Camp Funston leading new infections.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Public Health Service
State Board of Health
Red Cross
Blue
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Camp Funston
Xanm
McAdoo Urges Fast Action on War Revenue Bill
Secretary McAdoo warns Congress not to adjourn for a month over the November elections and urges swift passage of the eight billion dollar war revenue bill. Senate lenders, after receiving the warning letter, pledge to act with all possible speed to protect national finances.
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Washington
Congress
McAdoo
McAddoo
Simmons
Senate
Montana Casualties in World War II Listed by City
The Montana casualty list includes Killed in Action and Died of Wounds entries for Forsyth Saco Helena Ryegate Anaconda Forest Grove Butte Rudyard Fergus Froid Bearcreek Denton Vananda Missoula Freid Caldwell Big Sandy Avondale Malta Great Falls Miles City Rothiemay Meaderville Red Lodge and other locations. Also reported Missing in Action and Wounded Severely with numerous named service members.
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Lincoln D. Muir
Forsyth
Carl A. Schultz
Saco
Harold H. Joyce
Helena
Leon F. Johnson
Ryegate
Lewis Crawford
Rov
John Mee
Anaconda
Corp
R. A. Sanderson
Forest Grove
David Llewellyn
Butte
Alfred A. Lubke
Great Falls
Robert K
Lambert E. Post
Caldwell
Wm. H. Murphy
Big Sandy
Charles Carignan
Avondale
A. Anderson
Wibaux
James J. Foley
Malta
Jno
A. Appleby
Morton C. Albert
Miles City
Elmer R. McElwain
Rothiemay
Arthur Leicher
Creston
John E. Jackson
Meaderville
Charlie Anttla
Red Lodge
Bolsheviki Organizer Sentenced in Winnipeg Case
Michael Charitonoff, editor of The Working Peoples, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary and a $1000 fine for possessing seditious literature. He pleaded guilty as authorities revealed an association aimed at spreading anti allied literature and collecting funds for Trotzky in Russia.
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Winnipeg
Michael Charitonoff
Charitonoff
Working Peoples
Trotzky
Russia
We Must Feed Allies Amid Allied War Efforts
A wartime appeal urges Americans to support food conservation as millions serve overseas. It contrasts American production with Britain France and Belgium and urges voluntary sacrifice to keep Europe fed and the Allies supplied.
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America
Hohenzollern
Potsdam
Wilhelm
Polly
Yank
Tommy
France
Belgium
England
Food Administration
Europe
First Honor Monument Unveiled in Ashland Mass
The first Honor monument in the United States is unveiled in Ashland Massachusetts on a granite tablet surmounted by an eagle. Names of local volunteers who fought for the colors are inscribed and the citizens funded the monument’s erection.
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United States
Ashland
Mass
Rurik and Norse Roots in Russian History
The article traces the legendary founder Rurik to 862 and explores debated Norse origins, noting Scottish writers' sympathy with Russia and claims by Slav historians that Scots may have Slav descent. It concludes with a reflection on keeping secrets that could aid mankind.
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Russia
Rurik
Scandinavia
Roderick
Rory
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