Holland Will Yield 10 Demands If Allies Demand Kaiser
A Paris- or Washington-published wire reports Holland would yield 10 demands if allies insist on delivering the Kaiser and crown prince to an international court of justice but would prefer internment in a Dutch colony. Also notes Wilson’s peace delegation readiness and health, and unconfirmed Brazilian mobilization. Armenian massacres and Turkish actions are reported as well.
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American Red Cross War Council
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Cardinal O Connell to mark sixtieth birthday in Boston
Messages from across America and abroad greet Cardinal O Connell as he prepares to celebrate his 60th birthday tomorrow in Boston. Born in Lowell Massachusetts he trained at Boston College and was ordained in 1884. He spent most of his ministry in Rome including five years as rector of the North American College before becoming bishop of Portland in 1901.
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Portland
Rome
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Sacred College
United States
Cardinal Farley
New York
Today Honors War Anniversary and World Figures
A scattered summary notes today marks the first anniversary of the U S entry into the war against Austria Hungary and honors Britain for its wartime role. It lists events in Charleston West Virginia New York City and Strasbourg including speeches by James W Gerard Lenroot Felix Adler and P P Claxton along with celebratory and memorial observances.
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Austria-Hungary
David Lloyd George
Britain
John C. Burroughs
University of Chica
Great Britain
West Virginia
The
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Charleston
James W. Gerard
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Felix Adler
P. P. Claxton
U. S
Education
National Child Labor Committee
New York City
Jerusalem
Poincary
Clemenceau
France
Strasbourg
New York Hippodrome
British Troops Enter Cologne And Baltic Crisis
British troops entered Cologne at 4 pm on Friday. Kurt Eisner is likely to become German foreign minister, with talks under way in Berlin and Munich. Mackensen’s army begins disarmament in Hungary, and five more divisions are assigned to occupation forces in Germany. More than 200000 men have been released at home, and Baltic provinces appeal for Allied intervention amid Bolshevik advances. civilians flee as invasions threaten cities and ports.
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Kurt Eisner
Dr. Solf
Berlin
Munich
Amsterdam
Washington
Army of Occupation
Germany
General March
Thirty-third National Guard
National Army
March
Livonia
Esthenia
Courland
Baltic
Copenhagen
German Propaganda Shipwreck Tied to Secret Limits
Washington December 7 The ship wreck of German propaganda begun in America by Bernhard Dernburg is attributed by Count von Bernstorff in a Berlin foreign office explanation to the impossibility of keeping secret the fact that an Amer.
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Washington
America
Bernhard Dernburg
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
Public Health Meeting Heads to Chicago Convention
Chicago will host the forty sixth annual American Public Health Association meeting with over a thousand sanitarians from the United States Canada Mexico and Latin America. Postponed from October due to influenza the session will cover wartime health impacts disease control housing wages and infant mortality with President Charles J Hastings of Toronto presiding and speakers from Rockefeller Foundation the Chicago Health Commissioner John Dill Roberts and others.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
South
Central America
American Public Health Association
Charles J. Hastings
Toronto
Association
George F Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
John Dill Roberts
Public Health
Jr. E. R. Kelley
Massachusetts
Stat Health
Frederic Hoffman
Newark
N. T.iv
EL Clewell
Philadelphia
Elizabeth B. Bricker
Harrisburg
Misa Julia Lathrop
Federal
Children's Bureau
Washington
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN IN THE YEAR 1918
The article notes one third of Kansas county treasurers are women and twenty three percent of Swedish factory workers are women. It cites four women to join Arizona's next legislature and over 72 thousand US women students in universities. It mentions the Ohio State Federation of Women’s Clubs silver jubilee, and lists milestones in women’s suffrage in Australia and in education and banking in the United States. It cites Flora L. Anderson as a Michigan superintendent candidate and quotes a Duchess of Marlborough saying a well cooked meal counters drink. It reports thousands of women filling jobs in railways and munitions plants around New York and the East in 1917–18.
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Kansas
Sweden
Arizona
United States
Ohio State Federation of Women's Clubs
South Australia
West Australia
Japan
Radcliffe College
Harvard University
Anne Radcliffe
Harvard College
Flora L. Anderson
Detroit
Michigan
Duchess of Marlborough
London
New York City
Lusitania Sinking Claims Tied to Subsidized Newspapers
An investigation by Bruce Bieleski presented today links the sinking of the Lusitania to subsidized newspapers, detailing allegations shared with the investigative committee.
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Ican
Bruce Bieleski
Additional Units Named for Early Return Home
Washington December 7. General Pershing designates 1426 officers and over 29000 enlisted men for early return home.
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