British Forces Rush To Cologne To Maintain Order
British troops have been hurried to Cologne to maintain order amid unclear trouble. Reports say red forces quit and rioting occurred. armed British presence is deemed necessary while British infantry push toward Duren as border passes tighten for occupation troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Aix-la-Cheppelle
London
Dee
Rhine
Codesberg
Pield Marshal Haig
Godesberg
Bonn
Address to Bishop by St Patrick's Parton Parish
The parishioners of St. Patrick's presented Bishop J T McNally with a leather bound address at the reopening ceremony of the church. The note praises his sacrifice and generosity, noting the church as a house of prayer, spiritual strength, and divine truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Patrick's Parton
St. Patrick’s Church
Bishop McNatly
Estecat
WE. Cline
The
Knights of Columbus, Aon
J.T. McNally
Calgary
St. Patrick's
Bishop McNally Opens New St. Patrick’s Church in Medicine Hat
The Catholic community celebrates the opening of the reinforced concrete St. Patrick’s Church in Medicine Hat across the river. Bishop J. T. McNally of Calgary presided at the blessing with Rev. M.F. Fitzpatrick and others. A large interdenominational congregation attended mass and the ceremony highlighted the city’s spiritual development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
J. T. McNally
Medicine Hat
Saskatchewan
Father Fitzpatrick
St. Patrick's Parish
St. Patrick's
J. T McNally
St. Patrick's Church
MF Fitzpatrick
Father Cancrow
Father Green
McNally
Father Cameron
McCoy
T .W. Doyle
John Sadier
Many New Brands of Candidates Quit for Election
London December 9 Close nominations fail to reduce the number of candidates or the variety of labels they use. Inspecting the hats shows seventeen distinct descriptions such as conventional coalition Liberal coalition Labour national and democratic labor discharged soldiers independent labor agricultural and Blan Feig. Interest in the election remains keen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
L Alonist
Passage Clearing to Kiel Under Allied Supervision
On the left Capt. K. G. Preston director of ratine weeping supervises clearing a passage to Kiel. On the right Come minder H. R. Sawhriden head of the anti-submarine division of the Admir alty oversees the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Preston
Ratine Weeping
Kiel
Comeminder H.R. Sawhriden
The
Admiralty
Unclear OCR Text On Legal And Political Language
Fragmentary text mentions punishment and legal terms with references to state matters, finance, and personal names. The readable portions are insufficient to establish a coherent event, date, or direct outcome.
French Troops Welcomed in Rhenish Prussia Amid Jubilation
Paris reports the French army of occupation is greeted with cheers and tricolored cockades across Rhenish Prussia.Correspondents note Germans display banners and orchestras play French tunes, suggesting orderly acceptance guided by higher Allied authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rhenish
Prussia
Matin
Invite President to Visit Germany Discussed by Bremen Paper
Amsterdam reports President Wilson may visit Calogue with German Foreign Ministry officials to meet him there. Volkszeitung of Bremen predicts the Lehlen Wig Hulstein republic will soon be proclaimed. December reports note Hussars and red guards clashes at Brinkwick. Missouri returns show Champ Clark elected by 1,529 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Dec
Wilson
Calogue
Vokes Zeitung
Foreign Ministry
Republic of
Lehlen- Wig-Hulstein
Volks “Eithes
Bremen
Brinkwick
Missouri
Champ Clark
Canadian Dependents In EAEAT Britain
The article notes a large number of Canadian dependents, chiefly wives and children of soldiers, seeking passage to Canada from Britain. A special bureau in British Columbia handles requests as demobilization begins. Sailings are strained with hundreds of passengers awaiting transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Canada
British Columbia
Hesse
Nuyway
Marshall Baton Presented to Gen. Petain at Metz Parade
A large crowd gathered on the Metz parade grounds as Gen Henri Philippe Petain received the baton of Marshal of France. The elevation to marshal was announced last month when he entered Metz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Dor T
Henri Philple
Oof Prance
Petia
Propaganda in 1916 and 1918 shaped US war stance
A Senate inquiry recounts German efforts to sway American sentiment against entering World War I. It details the Embargo Conference, fake German-led groups, and how certain lawmakers and media figures were implicated, with testimony noting broad, covert influence on pacifist currents and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ceriman
Bayard Hale
Albert
Foreign Office
John D. Works
California
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Chicago
Christian Science Church
Hlinola
Iawa
Progressive Party
Hearst
Chicago American
Jacobsen
Serustorti
Min Biel Aski
Senate
Atery
Masa
Bruce Hiernski
Pacific
Japan
Eft
Acta
American Presse
Desensef Ing
Sentatos
Watt
Alts
Dor
French general arrives in Berlin to take command at French HQ
A French general arrives in Berlin and is assigned to the former French embassy building as the new headquarters. He is tasked with supervising transport and the handling of French prisoners. Specific names and details are unclear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Dupont
Berlin
Gengt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agnes Scollard
Alma
MacDonald
Alberti
Femdom
Willett
Eee
Cebu Tenn
Uttar Aaeliearl
Tyer
Ea Wedermann
Poermer
National
Pendoddev
Ienghand
Belgium
U.S
Bernstorff
Dawee
Bruce Bielwsdhi
Ctouinome Iit
Osereb Ogpet
Pacifisa
Bieloehi
Hitile Chott
Gleefai
Todavia
Germat
Ganda
Detroit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!