Peace Must Be For All Nations At World Peace Talks
The text outlines a US stance on WWI peace aims, contrasting British and German positions. It argues for universal justice, self determination, no annexations, and a new international order led by rights of small nations, with the United States opposing coercive power and favoring collective security through covenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertling
Rurasia
Baltke
France
Austria
Poland
Balkan
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Count von Hort
Jilly
Count von Hertling
United States
Germany
League
Count Ceernin
Cear
Belgium
Ev al Nankind
Allen
Europe
America
War in Russia Ends as Bolsheviks Take Power
Amsterdam reports Russia declares war ended and orders total demobilization on all fronts. Brest-Litovsk dispatch confirms Bolshevik move, while Russia steps out of the war with Germany Austria-Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria amid ongoing peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Amsterdam
Brest-Litovsk
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Petrograd
Spanish Vessel Sunk Amid Global War News
Madrid reports the Spanish steamship Sebastian of 4,500 tons torpedoed en route to New York. crew saved. Italy’s Genoa torpedoed. misreported sinking off Marylebone. Naval officials voice confidence in new ship unsinkability tech as war news spans Berlin peace, American gunnery praise, and other front-line updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Sebastii
New York
Sebastian
Herrevieja
Alicante
Mediterranean
New di Genova
Maryledrobene
Washington
Saunders
Naval
Atlantic
Jellicor
Admiralty
Daniels
War ends as Russia demobilizes and Ukraine pact noted
Russia declares the state of war ended and orders demobilization on all fronts. Brest-Litovsk conference reports a peace treaty between Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria Turkey and the Ukrainian People's Government ending hostilities. In other dispatches Mackensen pressures Romania for peace. In France America surpasses 212000 troops as Tardieu hails Allied effort. meanwhile shootings, reprieves, and labor days appear in limited regional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Russia
Brest-Litovsk
Germany
East Prussia
Belgium
Paris
Hindenburg
Tannenburg
Galicia
Carpathians
Hungary
Poland
Baltic
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Volhynia
Galieia
Ala Minor
Turkish Aremenia
Bertin
Austria Hungary
Hulkarta
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Ukrainain People's Republic
Iewap
Soper Union
New Amsterdam
Vik
Red Cross Enlarge Membership Surges in War Drive
Washington Feb 11 The Red Cross reports 23 473 000 members or 28 of the US population with about 6 000 000 existing members before Christmas adding roughly 17 500 000 new enrollees The Central Division led in new memberships with Chicago as headquarters amid bad weather and widespread active work ahead for army navy and allied civilian needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Red Cross
United States
Chicago
Atantic
Central
Gulf
Lalo
Mountain
New England
Northern
Northwestern
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Southern
Southwestern
Four Day Peace Demonstration Sparks Lemberg Clash
Amsterdam dispatch reports a four day peace demonstration in Lemberg with clashes between authorities and civilians. Three policemen killed and forty wounded in the unrest. Austrian Prime Minister von Seydlers cabinet resigns amid parliamentary opposition. Turkish foreign minister Nessimy Bey states Turkey backs Germany and Austria and Dardanelles open to international traffic. no official report to Washington on Ukraine recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Lemberg
von Seydler
Charles
Vienna
Zurich
von Seydter
Turkey
Germany
Austria
Count Czernin
Nessimy Bey
Chamber of Deputies
Dardanelles
Mexicans lodge protest over Porvenir killings
Mexican officials in El Paso announce a formal protest to the U S State Department through Ambassador Yanco Bonillas over the January 13 Porvenir massacre. Fifteen Mexican citizens were slain by a mounted posse believed to be Big Bend residents after suspicions they took part in a Christmas Brite ranch raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
el Paso
Tex
American State Department
Yanaco Bonillas
Porvenir
Big Bend
Texas
Mexicam
Brite Ranch
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Wilson
Apaper
Unban
Wilcon
Congress
Great Britain
Tesr Addr
Dunnary
Oime
Tam
von Herting
Timast
Cleaur
Count Caerain
Brest-Litovak
Theodore Roosevelt
Bin
Roosevelt Hospital
Additi
War Trade Board
Internal Revenue
Roper
Teutonic
Ukraine
London
Devbor Mousnitsky
Smolensk
Abdul Hamid
Constantinople
U. S
American Naval Board
Berlin
Xivray
St. Michiel
Francis
House
Pueblo
Columbine
Rueble
Southern Pacific Railroad
Krupp
Krapp
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Bisbee
Ariz
W. Sweek
Rumania
Teutons
Andre Tardieu
M. Tardieu
Globe
Frank McBride
Martin Kempton
Cain Wootan
Graham County
Powers
Thomas
John Powers
Thomas Sisson
Klondyke
Here
Frank Haynes
Denver
Clyde B. Pearson
Wyoming
Frank Roach
Cheyenne
Larimer County
Colo
State
South
Garfield
Army
Smith
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Administration
Cranmar
Glassley
Tuscania
Jesse B. Cranmar
Buckhorn
N. M
Isaac F. Glassley
Gillette
Wyo
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
McAdoo
Braidstead
Gener Braidstead
Navy
Hoover
Colorado
John C. Ball
Montrose
Alfred A. Edwards
Albin Keeser
Fort Collins
Price Dunlavy
Trinidad
B. D. Parker
Jolesburg
Lemburg
Verdun
Meuse
Dioncourt
Lorraine
War Office
Oppy
Pasachendaele
Lorraine Heights
Haliens
Monte Asoione
Flanders
Houtholst Wood
London War Office
Mecca
Dead Sea
Nehlet
Tossin
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Mannerheim
Red Guard
Helsingfors
Afton Tidningen
Red Guards
Korkenkost
Tammerfors
Ukraine Republic
Mme. Kerensky
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