Pope seeks peace to halt Ukraine Polish warfare
Paris reports Pope Benedict plans intervention by Monsignor in Warsaw and two archbishops to end fighting between Ukrainian and Polish troops. General Petlura to send 1,000,000 rubles to aid Ukrainian forces in Galicia. Red Cross mission to Cracow assists Russian prisoners. Allied troops enter Poland by water.
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Archop Szepycki
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Cracow
Snakeship Conversation: Hudson on a talking Argentine snake
W H Hudson notes a green and black Philodryas oestiva in the Argentine pampas that hisses when disturbed and appears to hold a silent debate. He describes long bouts of ticking sounds and strophes with a chorus of hisses as if voices converse in its den.
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Argentine
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Britain halts navy plan as peace congress nears
Britain suspends work on war vessel control including cruisers amid uncertainty until the peace congress ends. Pacifist allies praise Britain for deferring Mesopotamia and Palestine questions to the League of Nations, calling the move a potential WWI-era victory for the league and global confidence in disarmament.
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Great Jain
Reuter’s
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Mesomia
Palestine
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Armies On Western Front Grow Stronger As Armistice Nears
Washington reports the American army on the western front was second in strength to France on the day the armistice was signed. Official figures show 1,000 U.S. troops present on November 11, with France at 2,550,000. British and Portuguese forces total 4,718,000, Belgian and Italian forces around 2,000,000. General March notes wartime military penalties have ceased.
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France
Marek
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DEEO
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March
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Lenine Says Meeting Place for Peace Conference Inconvenient
Paris January 27 The Moscow council replies to the Pro peace conference proposal for talks with Russian factions Lenine is quoted that the chosen meeting place is inconvenient but he does not reject the proposal.
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Dublin college seized by military authorities
Dublin reports say military authorities seized St Enda's College in Dublin county. The institution was founded by Patrick Pearse, a key figure executed after the Easter uprising of 1916.
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Patrick Pearse
Dublin
St. Enda's College
Dublin County
Patrick Parse
Submarine Losses and Landslide Report
London reports fifty nine British submarines lost in the war with thirty destroyed by enemy action. Germany reportedly lost two hundred three submarines. A landslide near Laddaps killed a woman and two children, with buildings collapsed in the town vicinity.
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Landelide
Ladd Aps
For Sale Advertisements In Peoples Column
Various local ads list items for sale including a Ford sedan in good shape and a seven room house near Fairfield Iowa with terms. Also offered are White Leghorn cockerels Cedar fence posts and Par sons College equipment with contact numbers and brief trade options.
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Fairfield
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Mervyn Allender
Parsons College
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