11 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
1
A lengthy, garbled AP report from Washington outlines scrutiny of Hearst loyalty and links to a controversial corporate lobbyist. It references House actions, attorney general associations, and named individuals amid wartime policy notes, with blurred passages about censorship and influence.
Washington reports from December 10 indicate that U S and German aircraft manufacturers face protests over wartime contracts and supply terms. Officials discuss timber and machinery transfers amid allowed reallocation for armament needs. The dialogue notes potential dangers and future risks to production under wartime constraints.
Fragmentary OCR text reports political statements referencing Germany and the United States. It mentions Premier Ebert and a U.S. official, with phrases about obligations and potential questions. The exact events, dates, and names are unclear due to damaged source text.
In an official dispatch from Washington, Moscow informs that Russia will not be formally represented at the peace conference. The report notes rejection of any participation by the Soviet side and suggests that Allied powers may proceed without Russia's input, with U.S. observers unlikely to alter the course.
In London a report from a Montreal dispatch notes Premier Lloyd George’s remarks at a women’s meeting in Albert Hall. He argued that genuine justice must guide punitive actions and warned against vengeance, insisting peace must be both stern and just.
Berlin dispatch reports American prisoners held at Camp Nabia and other camps across Germany. A number of Americans are scattered in various camps including Gee Wah and nearby regions. Officials expect repatriation by week’s end.
Fragmentary passage discusses prize ships and postwar actions involving Germany and Allied responses. The garbled text mentions Crewe, possibly Crewe, and references to German terms and a peace era context without clear dates or events. Entities are unclear due to text corruption.
Reports from Capitol Hill describe President Wilson using wireless to consult associates during a cabinet meeting at the Capitol. The string of remarks references Marshall, the Senate, and looming policy moves as Washington buzzes over presidential duties and mid Atlantic leadership.
Fragmented OCR reads like a wartime dispatch noting liberated Yankees reaching Bernes area. Mentions Camp Rostatt and food, with stray garbled names and places. Core sense centers on relief advances and supply lines amid chaotic text.
Fragmented text hints at Allied relief efforts and German resistance during the Rhine advance. Mentions American Helping Hand troops, recovery hopes for Rex colonies, and references to German fortifications, with garbled phrases about operations, campaigns, and personnel.
The report describes Allied occupation forces moving into Germany, with Pershing details and movements from the Rhine to Münster. It notes German resistance and increasing hostility, and mentions POWs, civilian impact, and Allied control extending across occupied Rhine territory.
Fragmented OCR text describes a clamor for levee responsibility from a group or region, with garbled names and scattered phrases about a town, committees, and past investigations. The readable content hints at civic debate without clear dates or concrete actions.
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