On the Way to the Proclamation of Peace
Latest cables report the Bertin Congress of the Soviets passing a resolution to transfer executive power from the EPK to a central council, dissolving class distinctions, with Prince Max and the German cabinet figures involved. A peace conference is said to begin mid January amid influenza and pneumonia deaths reported at six million in three months.
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London
Bertin Congress
Utica
EPK
Plao
Prussia
Damian Wilcketers
People's League
Berlin
Max
India
President Wilson favors destruction of surrendered German navy
New York dispatch quotes Paria cor respondent Clinton Gibert of the New York Sun that President Wilson supports destroying the surrendered German fleet. He notes U S aims to scuttle the navy for no reason and argues division among Allies would grant England the larger share, forcing the United States to build many more warvessels to pursue its naval program. Germany’s war casualties reach 3050000 total including 10001000 dead and 109,990
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New York
Clinton Gibert
Paria
Wilson
United States
Emgland
Werman Returns Soldiers Loyal to Government
Berlin dispatch reports returning troops largely support the government, weakening the opposition. Strikes in Berlin spread with thousands marching in protest, yet no disturbances noted as public demonstrations grow.
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Berlin
Hobenrollers Party
Stresta
Haig and P Q Generals Honor Britain’s Welcome Home
London witnesses a vast homecoming for Marshal Haig and other P Q generals as thousands fill the London route from Charing Cross to Buckingham Palace. The crowd’s display echoes historic welcomes for Lord Kitchener and Lord Roberts, while Haig thanks the nation and praises the army.
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London
Marvhel Fieke
Charing Cross
Buckingham Palace
Dover
Lord Kitchener
Khartoum
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Marshal Hay
Boulogne
Hoapital
Jan Breydel
Veen
Milan
Dever
Marshal Haig
Italian Decoration Awarded Captain Rose WA
London reports Captain Whateley Tose of Pingelly West Australia receiving the medal for valor for leading a Cross for jeading an attack. The ex Kaiser’s private fortune is about £900,000 in cash. Washington and Berlin cables discuss surrender terms and repurposing German ships to aid France and Belgium.
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London
Whateley Tose
Pingelly
West Australia
Rowchet
New York
Berlin
New York Times
Talance
Franze
Belgium
George Washington
Piace Ahalad
TOYS AND GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
Large selection of Xmas and New Year cards engraved and hand painted. Celluloid cards in boxes, multiple designs, envelopes included. Also toys ranging from boats, dolls, trams, to Meccano and trains. Watches, cameras, books, cosmetics, and household items featured with many prices and lengthily listed items.
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Geraldon
Linard
Doultonware
Kodak
Brownie
Brow
Austral
Kodak Films
Velox
Three Deaths Reported at Wood Vaan's Point Hospital
Telegrams from Perth dated December 23 report three deaths at Wood Vaan's Point Hospital over the weekend. One burial with full military honors occurred at the quarantine cemetery. Sister O Kane of Victoria is among those who died, while details about yesterday are unclear.
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O'Kand
Perth
Woodvaan's Point Hospital
O'Kane
Victoria
Shewen
Queranting
State Parliament Adjourns Till January After All-Night Sittings
State Parliament adjourned until January following an all-night sitting by both houses. The session stretched into morning hours as lawmakers completed business after the extended debate and proceedings.
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Perth
Tramway Strike Complicates Settlement Talks In Perth
James Harvey Dare, 54, died Friday on the Northern Gully line while en route to Geraldton for treatment after illness from acute colecystitis. Dare, shift boss at Yousnmi mine, collapsed on the train. his wife accompanied him as he died en route. No inquest deemed necessary, and condolences are offered to Mrs Dare.
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Perth
James Harvey Dere
MareMison
Northern Gully
Deceed
See
Leon Eagsbed
Yousnmi Mine
Illnees
Youanmi Hospital
Geraldton
Stenning
Pneumonia Danger and The Wawn Remedies
An old advertisement touts WAWH'S WONDEE-WOOL and WAWH'S WONDEE-BALM as cures and preventatives for influenza and pneumonia. It claims the products circulate blood and stop heart failure, urging household stock, with nostril application and a salve, priced 2 shillings 6 pence, sold by chemists and stores or direct from V A Wawn Mano.
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Prevanta
Catarrheana
Wawn
V. A. Wawn
Mano
Veraldten Express May Be Turned From the Town
A fragmented report from the Veraldten Express notes possible changes affecting the town. Readable details mention officials, dates, and local routes under review, with observers urging clarity on the plan and its impact on residents.
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Germany
Amsterdam
Swport
Werman
Rutish
Capt. Rose
Kaiser
Washington
New ‘York
Timea? Myn
Joseph Deniola
State Department
Snell’s
Ing
Orses
Hobby Horse
Chileren
Fisher ‘Turner
Marty Tant Renee
Teachel Mand Pracocke
Rooksi
Switante
Simsay Schant
Tey School
Morocco
Homd
Binks
Alves
Gosh
Ant
Hoote Wheer Smith
Bad Moola Balleda
Cammaten
Hw Gellert
Patterson
Paties
Anm
Ringcom
Focket
Ge Best
Qa Bi
Roger and Gallet
Atkinson's
Hirede-Cologne
Ee Roger and
Gallet
Piver
Gem
Clomak
Durham-Duples
Raval Strepper
Waterman
New Enclich Plamos
Bedford Horntem
Winton
Catro Nise
Sahinx Floraleas
Stewart
Mlobite
Sait Caves
Bult Am AtMacho Caan
Armstrong Bicycles
Dunlop
Doadyear Motor
Motor Crete
Spalding
Mhrer
State Parliament
Geraldian
E. Snell
BMY
Navy Stores
Ieee Itera Borkish Silo
Bardock
Havelock
Vie Regal
Sultana Caka
Ory Sheay
Christaas
Dawsone Ehodio
Stewart Becniese
Opie
H. Hallett
Gibson & Go
Gibson & Co
Blight Bros
W. P. Burne Francis Street
Geralidson
Eleanor Street
Bellway Beaton
V. Halon
Goowden Birese
Fancy Goode Stationers Shop
Slight Bros
Aucaway
Tusday
Dee
Mise Compton
Red Cross
Boop la
Howe Slate Ice
Carl Urinks
Squmthee
Geraldton Roads Board
Geralton Mechanics’ Institute
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