Bliss Is Named Military Expert In Wilson Peace Delegation
President Wilson announced the peace conference delegation: Woodrow Wilson as president, Robert Lansing as secretary of state, Edward House as envoy, Henry White as ambassador, and Gen Tasker H Bliss as military adviser. The roster marks White’s return to service and Bliss’s surprise selection for the American war council role.
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Peace Conference Preparations and Key Delegates
Reports from London and Paris outline how allied leaders plan the peace talks with Britain France and the United States coordinating routes and plenipotentiaries. Viscount Kato will head Japan's delegation while President Wilson may remain in Europe or return as the conference progresses with rapid decisions anticipated.
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House Lansing Bliss and White Delegates to Paris Peace Conference
President Wilson selects House Lansing Bliss and White as delegates to the Paris Peace Conference. The nomination elevates their roles in shaping postwar terms and international diplomacy. Bliss and White, prominent figures in American politics, are expected to represent U S interests at the negotiations.
Delegates Named for Peace Conference by Wilson
President Wilson announced the U S delegates to represent the United States at the peace conference. Key appointees include Woodrow Wilson Edward Mandell Wilson Hoover and Henry White with Tasker Bliss and Lloyd George among the British lineup. Committees will study treaty phases before hearings and the conference may last about three months with a likely April treaty signing.
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Lloyd George Says Former Emperor Can Be Tried
Lloyd George declares Germany must pay the war cost, seeks indictable offense ruling against the former German emperor, and vows a fair but stern inquiry with final reckoning. Nations discuss surrender demands as Holland and allies await actions. Maritime and postal budgets, new Lithuania republic, and Bolshevik advances noted alongside war era developments.
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Wilson Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize and US Troop Returns
Major U S army demobilization progresses as Pershing plans homecoming for 83,000 troops. Chief of staff reports 262,698 total American casualties, with 160,000 to 175,000 expeditionary forces expected home by year end. Copenhagen reports possible Wilson Nobel Prize award and German reorganization talks. A Denver hotel shooting leaves two dead and one wounded, with police seeking suspect Joe Sosa. Prince Maximilian of Baden favored as first president of the German republic amid Berlin tensions.
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Americans Reach Treves As Armistice Terms Stand
U S troops enter Treves five miles inside Germany from Luxembourg on the Moselle, surrendering planes and materials under armistice terms. The 76th division arrives at St Nazaire for homeward embarkation, while Spa talks see no delay in evacuating Luxembourg Lorraine and the Saar. Wilson to be convoyed to Europe by George Washington and Pennsylvania with destroyers for the peace conference.
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Bandits Loot Night Store Killing Grocery Owner
James Larsen proprietor of a small grocery at 3091 West Third Street was shot and killed Saturday night by two youthful highwaymen who entered wearing masks and tried to rob him. After the murder the bandits fled, leaving the cash register untouched.
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Abdication Text and Peace Terms Outlined
The article presents the German abdication act issued to quell misunderstandings and oath of loyalty. It notes surrender of ships, talks of a neutral commission on responsibility for Paris peace, and sets December 16 for preliminary talks among Wilson and allied premiers. It projects Christmas consensus on main peace terms and a delayed German participation.
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Germans Crossing the Rhine With Occupying Army
Allied forces report General von der Marwitz Fifth Army began crossing the Rhine with a three column advance toward Germany. The operation is slated to take eight to nine days with 200000 troops to be quartered at Frankfort daily and 20000 daily elsewhere. Rail congestion forces troops to march east as trains prove inadequate. Proclamations from Field Marshal von Hindenburg urging civilian and soldier cooperation have appeared near American lines.
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Plucky Operator Fights Wreckers in Pa Signal Tower
In Gint Pennsylvania a girl telegraph operator Minn E. M. Wensel in a signal tower repelled three desperadoes likely German agents attempting to wreck an ammunition train. She barricaded herself inside and fired with a revolver as bullets shattered windows and the door of her tower.
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Freight train scare ends log pile incident at crossing
Fares, a girl, recalls gunmen tampering with a telegraph and gunfire during a night dispute as a freight train neared the crossing. The gang fled when a freight whistle blew. They had tried to cut wires to Mixx Ven nel's tower and left a heap of logs on the track after fleeing.
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Little Flirtation Cost Chicago Girl a Diamond
A Chicago woman recounts a flirtation that led to loss of a $200 diamond ring after inviting a man to talk, he escorted her home and vanished with the jewel. The incident highlights caution in social flirtations and untrustworthy strangers in the city.
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Are Re Wed After 22 Years in Reunion at Court
In St Louis, after twenty two years apart, Linnle May Fuller and Jackson Fuller were remarried by a justice of the peace. Jackson had twice married elsewhere during their separation, while Mrs Fuller remained single. Their daughter May served as bridesmaid in the ceremony as the Pullers' romance was renewed.
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Beale eases Feat Caie and Market Prices (Fragment)
Market notes show mixed commodity values including alfalfa per ton at 19.00 to 38.00 and corn prices per 100 pounds, with various regional bids. Copper and butter quotes appear, alongside live stock and hides pricing, reflecting a broad farm and trade page snapshot from a Nebraska region listing.
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Mooney's Sentence Commuted by Governor Stephens
Sacramento Cal July 22 1916 following the preparedness day bombing in San Francisco ten people were killed and around fifty wounded during a parade. Governor Stephen's act fixed a life term for labor leader Thomas J Mooney and commuted the sentence from death to life imprisonment.
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Woman to challenge Asquith in Fifeshire election
Mrs George E Hope widow of Lt Col Hope killed in the war will oppose Lib Liberal leader Herbert H Asquith for his east Fifeshire seat. Hope runs as an independent with a plank to bring former German emperor William Hoodenseller to England for trial for murder. Hope is a niece of the Earl of Rosebery.
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Court Knocks Out Cupid in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland Police Judge Phillipa sentenced Louis A. Herbers to three months in the workhouse after he pleaded for a marriage delay tied to his trespassing sentence. Miss Clara Burchel, waiting for the ceremony, learned the news and fainted.
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