President Wilson calls for immediate war on Austria Hungary
President Wilson addresses Congress in a joint session urging immediate U S wartime action against Austria Hungary while deeming Germany as the principal foe. He argues for a war aimed at ending Prussian domination, delivering justice and reparations, and shaping a lasting, just peace with no annexations.
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War declaration debate centers on Austria Hungary and Turkey
Washington reports show Congress debating a war resolution against Austria Hungary with broad support but disagreement over including Turkey and Bulgaria. Senate and House leaders weigh and expect swift action, while some lawmakers push for a broader declaration against Germany's allies.
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Contieed on Page 3 Park Ima Seely Ce finest resort
Brief unreadable OCR notes indicate a continuation on page 3 mentioning a park and a resort in a seaside area. Fragmentary text references admission and care. Names and exact details remain unclear.
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Assembly May Curb Bolshevist Power But Russia Cannot Continue War
Special cable from Petrograd reports armistice talks under way as Bolshevik authority hinges on promises amid strong pacifist sentiment and opposition from educated segments and Ukraine. Internal rivalries, factional friction, and personal jealousies threaten stability as Germany intrigues influence peace policy. Continued elections to the Soviet Con are noted.
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Bolshevik Massacre: Dukhonin Killed Amid Mohilev Takeover
Ensign Krylenko reports General Dukhonin killed after Bolshevik forces captured Mohilev and headquarters. He died by being thrown from a train as Korniloff and loyalists fled. Krylenko condemns lynch law while noting Korniloff’s earlier revolt and the chaotic escape. A Rome cable mentions Russian diplomatic moves with Lenine and foreign affairs.
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Allies to Create Joint Naval Board Framing Army Plan
The Foreign Office announced after the Interallied Conference that all powers reached complete unity and close solidarity for war aims. A supreme interallied naval committee will be created and the Interallied General Staff is drafting a program to unify military action across allies.
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