President Wilson probes German stance on armistice terms
Washington reports Wilson asking the German chancellor to declare whether Berlin accepts the January terms and the Allied aim to withdraw all forces from invaded territories before any armistice talks. The note stresses that any discussion hinges on clear acceptance by the German government and the proper authorities.
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Washington
Wilson
Giorrment
United States
Maximilian
Congress
Switzerland
Congress of the
Central Powers
Robert Lansing
News Review of the Great War Bulgaria Surrenders Unconditionally
Edward W. Pickard reports a week of Allied breakthroughs from the Western Front. Bulgaria capitulated unconditionally, Turkey seeks peace talks, and Austria Hungary appeals to cease hostilities. Allied offensives drive the Germans back from Belgium, capture St Quentin, Reims area, and advance toward Laon and the Argonne. Damascus falls to Allied forces, while unrest grows in Berlin as leadership changes loom.
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Hedjax
Aliendy
Sofa
Bulgaria
Mranchet d'Esperey
Joanne
Serbia
Turkey
St Quentin
Damascus
Belgium
Edward W. Pickard
Kaiser
Austria- Hungary
Hindenburg
St. Quentin
Debeney
Beauvoir-Viancourt
la Fere
Aisne
Laon
Noril
Reims
Foch
Aisne-Marne
Vesle
Reece Anree
T. Thierry
Champagne
Forest of
Argonne
Dens Woos
Herges
Lana
Gouraud
Argonne Forest
Theolient
Kriemhild
French
Berlin
Ferdinand
Vienna
Bagdad
Sofia
Constantinople
Austria
Allenby
Palestine
Syria
Chncelior von Hertling
von Payer
von Hintze
Charles
Prince Maximilian of Baden
Fle
Debrueck
Germany
State Department
Washington
Roumania
Bucharest
Why Be a Republican Political Advertisement
A political ad argues the Republican Party is dead and the Democratic Party is alive and growing. It claims Democrats favor labor, public reform tools like the initiative referendum and recall, and align with capitalists against workers.
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Republican Party
Tariff Commission
Republicars
Democratic Party
Question for Congressman Roberts on war and record
A political advertisement questions Congressman Roberts on his stance toward war and his eight year House record. It asks for Nevada benefiting laws he introduced and what measures he would pursue if in a Republican Senate minority, plus reasons for not acting in the past eight years.
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Congressman Roberts
Congress
Nevada
Senate
House OF Representatives
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Archangel
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Amercans
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Spitzbergen
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Eureka, Nevada
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Eureka
Tony Pollars
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