General Gaida Crushes Bolsheviki Third Army Action in Pern Ya Geral Mts
General Gaida leading Cencho Slovak and Siberian forces destroyed the Bolsheviki Third Army, capturing 51 1 2 prisoners and seizing armored train with leading Bolshevik officials. Lenine reportedly escaped. thousands of prisoners and equipment including field guns, machine guns, wagons, and horses were seized. Soviet lines driven back across the Kuin river. other Bolshevik units retreated as German-Polish negotiations and rail considerations emerged.
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Pern Ya Geral
Gaida
Novia Lewine
Girectiae Cipe Pions
Pam
Lenine
Genesis Guide
Pecmparas
Perm
Mecotsland
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Pricosers
Guida
Kuin
Sexsevioth
Verkholodamsk
Siber Jap
Lake Baikal
Amsk
Sinn Fein Leaders Expected to Be Released in England
London reports the release of Sinn Fein leaders interned in England is imminent. Count Plunkett, elected to Parliament, has already been freed amid the May roundup tied to Irish plot investigations. Edward Valera, Sinn Fein president and parliamentary candidate, is among those arrested earlier.
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London
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Sinn
George
Jobe Plunkett
Sinn Fein
Sinn Feis
Edward Valera
Successil
Pariament
Three Malian Ministers Resign Delaying Peace Talks
Paris reports delay in open ing of preliminary peace conference as three Malian ministers may quit the Orlando cabinet. Leoni da Bissolati, Barenini, and Bari allegedly depart from war pensions, education, and public works portfolios. Leonid Bissolati’s resignation was announced, with unclear details on colleagues joining him.
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Paris
Keho de Paris
Leonida Bissolati
Signor Barenini
Signor Bari
Ave
Orlando
Leonid Bissolati
Troops to Stay for Winter Allied Headquarters
Allied forces plan to remain in the Arctic theater through winter as Bolshevik morale worsens and losses, including gear and rations, are noted. Reports say Bolshevik troops endure meager rations of black bread and three herrings, while Allies receive special winter rations and fats. The front line has been quiet in recent weeks with reinforcements reaching the Bolsheviks and uncertainty over policy toward Russia.
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Russia
Shenkorek
Germany
E. H. Shackleton
Antarctic
Arctic
Dividing the Hun Submarines Four on Way Across Atlantic
The Daily Mail reports surrendered German U boats are to be divided among allies. Fifteen go to France, ten to Italy, seven to Japan, and four to the United States. Allocation aims to render submarines to each nation for postwar use and study.
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Atlantic
United States
London
Daily Mail
France
Italy
Japan
Planes Surrendered to American Army in Coblenz
The article reports surrendered teen planes including seven Gothas used in the Paris bombing accepted by the American army receiving commission. Two hundred machine guns lie in Coblenz or nearby, destined for France, with German aviators busy servicing them before acceptance.
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Paris
Coblenz
Jon
France
Hun Bombi
Demobilization of German Army Underway in Germany
London reports Noske says demobilization is proceeding rapidly with about one million soldiers already demobilized. Barracks dismantling continues as troops are moved to suitable points. In Berlin, Spartacist leader Liebknecht loses power at the Spartacus congress. Rosa Luxemburg urges blocking the national assembly, but her motion is rejected 63 to 23.
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Noske
Ebert
Germany
The
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Knecht
Spartacus
Berlin
Dr. Liebknecht
National
Fragmented wartime musings hint at diplomacy and Canada
OCR fragmentary piece references a Whit Book divine, Kaiser Wilhelm, and a conference on Serbia with German support. It notes Canada’s wartime population shifts, prewar and wartime insurance figures, and a London peace conference with a Labour representative. The text is garbled but preserves named figures and entities.
Allies Probe Food Crisis in German Austria Mission
Allied authorities opened an inquiry into the Hie food situation in German Austria. The investigation followed a report that a prominent official left for Vienna to discuss relief measures.
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German-Austria
Viena
Northern Russia villages fall to Allied advance amid tough fighting
Allied forces push 14 miles south along a road near Omega aki and reach near Onega after 70 miles of advance. Russian, Polish and American troops join the effort along Vologda railroad lines. Poles and Russians reportedly harbor deep animosity toward the Bolsheviks amid ongoing combat.
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Onega
Vologda
Ine
Ing
Adeh “Sian Royal Brigade
Abandoned on Rocks a Transports Voyage to France
The Tenadores left New York for Brest on December 18 under Commander J D Gilman USN with a crew and six officers plus Italian army personnel aboard. The ship ran aground on Isle D Yeu ten miles from the French coast, leaving passengers stranded and the voyage stranded.
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France
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Brest
J. D. Gilman
USN
Isle D'Yeu
National Unity Accomplished in Bucharest Ceremony
In Bucharest a grand ceremony welcomed the Transylvanian government mission sent by the national assembly of Romanian Transylvania. King Ferdinand received deputation and the pact of unity was handed to him. Festivities marked the dissolution of the league as national unity was proclaimed.
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Bucharest
National Assembly of
Romanian Transylvania
Ferdinand of Innia
Royal
Ferdinand
Dniester
Thins
Buch-earest
League
British Stand Is Determined Amid Global Tensions
Fragmentary text shows discussion of a British stance by the prime minister and president figures. The wording references British nations and leadership, but specifics or events remain unclear in the readable portion.
English Leaving Canada for England by Steamship
Report from Toronto says aliens depart for Europe at about a thousand per month with hundreds more seeking passage but unable to book. A large number of Englishmen, both soldiers and civilians, with families, are returning to England.
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Canada
England
Toronto
Toonto
Europe
Protection for Palestine Opens to Assumance of Destinies
Fragmented text suggests a plan where Palestine’s protection leads to destinies of Armenia Syria and Lebanon amid postwar reshaping. References imply Arabian peninsula management with limited exceptions, hinting at broader regional governance and international roles.
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Armenia
Syria
Lebanon
Ine
Eration
Britain mobilizes ships to return American soldiers home
London reports Britain is doing all possible to repatriate American troops. Official brief notes ships provided for nearly 60 percent of the army’s conveyance, with 40 000 men offered since armistice and 28 000 already embarked. The article also notes Britain’s help to New Zealand Canada India and South Africa and warns of continued German interference and rising postwar demand for Canadian supplies.
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Great Briain
New Zealand
India
South Africa
Addit
Arne Diers
Armistice Pact Hangs on German Rolling Stock Deliveries
Paris dispatch reports France delaying demobilization due to possible Allied demand to lift the armistice. Germany is accused of slow output as allies require 5,009 locomotives and 150,000 cars by January 16 while by December 16 only 206 locomotives and 9,068 cars were produced. German verification claims emphasize Dresden Munich and Fasen works churn out thousands of cars daily. If Germany fails, the armistice terms could be advanced.
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Spession
France
Germany
Ger
Dresden
Munich
Fasen
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