Wilson Urges Immediate War Declaration Before Congress
President Wilson urged Congress to declare war on Austria-Hungary and threatened action against Turkey and Bulgaria if needed. He framed the war as a unified struggle against German autocracy, calling for decisive steps to crush aggression and pursue just peace.
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War Edict Expected From U S Congress This Week
Washington reports that the House Foreign Affairs Committee will introduce a war resolution tomorrow and convene again. officials predict passage in both chambers by Friday night. Senate leaders say a resolution declaring war on Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey is likely next Friday. The joint resolution and drafting are tied to State Department plans, with limited opposition anticipated.
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Report Raider in the Pacific
A ship's captain, reporting from San Francisco, describes a German raider in the Pacific using burning vessel mimicry to lure victims. He recalls wireless warnings, a flare observed 100 miles south of Aepulso, and the raider's deceptive tactic amid patrols and observed dangers at night.
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President Wilson outlines aims of war and peace terms
President Wilson delivers to Congress a wide aimed address emphasizing victory over Germany, the need for a just peace, and actions to defeat militarism. He pledges no compromise before victory, seeks united support, and asserts justice as the cornerstone for future world order.
French Food Shortage Forces Shift From Munitions
Washington reports that France faces acute food shortages with harvests dipping to 33 percent of normal. While munitions demand remains, American shipments prioritize food to sustain the French war effort. France has mobilized about 7 to 9 million of its population, with farming and industry strained by war. American speakers will tour France to assess needs and relay findings to U.S. farmers and the public.
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Sweden Denies Involvement In Truce Talks
Stockholm reports that Swedish legation and other neutral diplomats rejected any role as intermediaries between Bolshevik Russia and Germany. The Foreign Office told United Press there was no intention of recognizing the Lenin government or mediating peace in Paris or Petrograd.
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Open Battles to Decide War
Washington details Germany realizing trench warfare in the west cannot be endured and a decision must come, per Baker’s operations review for the week ending December 1. It notes rising activity and a shift from trench to open fighting amid Italy invasion and German efforts to regain lost ground. Also reports six day bicycle race in Madison Square Garden, with nearly six hundred miles logged and leaders Cambridge and Bello close behind.
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Seven Escaped Convicts. Morris, Illinois Scene of Detention Hunt
Seven convicts escaped from the state penitentiary near Morris and were hunted by police, volunteers, and county officials. A carload of them was spotted near Morris as weapon reports and a cautious search expanded to Glass Works North, with residents urged to stay indoors during the manhunt.
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Enlisted Man Taken Off Ship for Home Duty
A Chicago sailor after initial orders to France and transfer to Mineola was sent back to his home due to his mother's inability to support the family. He volunteered again, was accepted, and departed for France, though later another injury altered plans. A wireless message redirected the ship to Bio before the youth was sent abroad.
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Tartars Form Own Republic In Crimea Crisis
The Times correspondent reports a Tartar republic declaration amid Crimea disintegration fears. The note cites the secession of a local unit and a declared independence by a leading canon figure, signaling uncertain outcomes as politicians focus on a peace program. The region covers about 9,900 square miles with roughly 400,000 residents.
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Engineers' Part in the War Discussed at Conference
New York December four. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers opens its annual convention. Sessions focus on fuel, fuels, transportation, aircraft, cantonments, agriculture, and other war needs. Speakers include William Monard Tath and Major General George W. Goethals. Employers of women describe training for munition work and aiding soldiers.
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Arm y Chief of Russia Lynched and Armistice Talks Begun
Reports from Berlin and Petrograd describe the lynching of Russia’s army chief and indicate that negotiations for an armistice with Germany have begun. Bolshevik actions, depots, and resignations frame a turbulent shift as Moscow reports a muting of anti Bolshevik forces and a call for peace.
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Riverside Pioneer Dead at Riverside Island in Iowa City
Riverside pioneer Hed. Journal's Special Servier.y Iowa City reports the death of Mrs. Hebe Yesy widow of Joseph Yesy who lived in Riverside for many years She died at 55 years old and leaves four sons The remains were to be buried in Jeffersons, with burial plans noted in the report.
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