German Propaganda Ties Exposed By Bielaski Hearings
A. Bruce Bielaski detailed German propaganda efforts in the United States before the Senate Judiciary subcommittee. Secret messages from Count von Bernstorff were read, with ties to the Berlin Foreign Office and the American embargo debate.
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New York Times
Washington
A. Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of ‘Investigation
Department of Justice
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eunt von Bernstorff
Berlin
Buenos Aires
Stockholm
Bileski
Calox Tooth Powder Ad From McKesson Era
An old advertisement promotes Calox Tooth Powder from McKesson Inc inviting readers to obtain the product and emphasizing its dental care benefits and availability through a free subway guide.
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McKesson Inc
Era
British Troops Enter Cologne and Coblenz Advance
Haig reports Cologne entered by British advanced troops as lancers and armor move toward Rheinbach Weiler Bergheim Wevelinghoven. American officers arrive Coblenz meet Burgomaster and German authorities. Cologne Gazette says German troops to leave Coblenz. three Rhine bridgeheads to be held by Allies with Cologne Coblenz Mainz zones.
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Haig
Germany
Cologne
Wer
Rheinbach-Weiler
Bergheim
Wevelinghoven
Amsterdam
Cobiens
Coblenz
Rhine
Coblings
Mainz
President Wilson accepts Schwab resignation as director
Charles M Schwab, director of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, will retire to resume private business. Vice President Charles Piez to continue operations. Wilson lauds Schwab's service as indispensable and Colby notes the value of his work in expanding tonnage for wartime needs.
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Washington
Charles M. Schwebb
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Buile
Avilpon
Seiwoab
Europa
Schwab
Charles Pies
Wilson
Mr. Colby
Colby
Piez
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Allied Concerns
United States
Britain Honored by America for Its Part in War Luncheon
New York observes Britain's Day with a Ritz Carlton luncheon where Chauncey Depew and other leaders toast to the President and the King. Messages from Baker and Daniels are read as Britons express gratitude for American friendship and the Allied victory legacy.
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Britain
America
New York City
Great Britain
United States
Ritz-Carlton
Chauncety Depew
Pilgrims
Giae
Baker
Navy
Daniels
Henry Britain
Depew
League of Nations
Appeal to World Against Bolsheviks Calls Aid for Baltic Provinces
London reports that Li vonia Exsthonia and Courtland councils urge allied and neutral governments to intervene against Bolshevik forces invading Baltic provinces. Telegram from Copenhagen says Bolsheviks burn and kill as they advance, with ports crowded by refugees awaiting allied and neutral warships. British warships are expected to arrive early in the week.
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London
Livonia
Exsthonia
Courtland
Baltic
Copenhagen
Argentina Joins America for Tacna and Arica Mediation
In Santiago and Buenos Aires reports, Ambassador Shea delivered a Wilson mediation offer to Chilean President Sanfuentes. Argentina agreed to join the United States in mediating the Tacna and Arica dispute with Peru and Chile, after talks with Ambassador Stimson and Foreign Minister Pueyrredon. President Irigoyen accepted the invitation to participate.
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Chile
Joseph H. Shéa
Sanfuentes
Wilson
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Arica
Shea
Ancon
Buenos Aires
Argentina
United States
Peru
Armerican
Frederick J. Stimson
Honorio Pueyrredon
Wison
British Premier Lloyd George Exalts Sea Power In War Effort
London dispatch recalls Lloyd George praising the Royal Navy's role in moving American troops and materiel to Europe. He notes 1,100,000 of 1,200,000 American troops were carried by British merchant ships, and he asserts Britain’s ships have guarded liberty through eras from Elizabeth I to Kaiser Wilhelm II. The premier also frames Allied posture as one of profound curiosity about Wilson’s peace program while stressing decisive sea-borne support.
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Neilson Cof Minnnesota
Ireland
India
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Harvard
A. Karl Fuehr
Hart
Germany
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American Truth Society
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National Courier
Washington
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Heinrich Albert
American Press Association
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Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
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Peace Council
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London
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Antry
Paris
Lescouve
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Prieur
Hamburg Soldiers’ and Workmen's Council
Wenser-Zeitung
Bremen
Amerongen
British Efforts to Move American Troops Abroad
Shipping Controller details British used ships to transport American troops from March to September with large numbers carried to France. Emphasizes sacrifice to aid Allied movement and UK safety concerns, plus notes on Anglo American relations and peace conference discussions amid debates on indemnities and Wilson's fourteen points.
President Wilson Sails Amid Storms on George Washington
On December 7, President Wilson aboard the George Washington battles through heavy squalls en route to Brest with convoy escorts. The president remains active though ill winds delay landfall, planning to meet French and Italian diplomats and press ahead with peace talks and naval discussions.
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Wilson
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Henry White
Hail Ebert as President Premiers Pledge
Berlin chaos as Spartacists shake the capital. Soldiers march to Wilhelmstrasse with banners and red emblems while Ebert Haase government pledges to call a national convention for peace and reconstruction. Guards join in, affirming loyalty and readiness to defend order.
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Unter den Linden
Wilhelmstrasse
Ertin
Berlin
Ebert
Mohrenstrasse
Columon
Solders
Germany Must Pay Allies in Gold and Labor
Sir Auckland Geddes told a Plymouth audience that Germany should cover war costs with gold and labor and not with manufactured goods. He insisted Germany would relinquish colonies and repay through labor in France and Belgium, avoiding damage to British industry and wages.
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Germany
Sir Auckland Geddes
London
Local Government Board
Plymouth
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Murat House Renovated During Wilson Visit in Paris
Paris reports the town house of Prince and Princess Joachim Murat, lent for President and Mrs. Wilson’s stay by government request, will be continued on page two.
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Paris
Prince
Princess Joachim Murat
Wilson
German Crown Prince interview provokes mixed reactions
Munich reports show anger from local press over Frederick William remarks. Neueste Nachrichten says his statements stain his reputation while Augsburg Zeitung criticizes his attempts at apology. Berlin papers note a 1917 letter praising US power and conflicts with the Emperor outlined in discussions.
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Frederick Willliam
Wess
Neueste Nachrichten
Holland
Augsburg Evening Gazette
Wilson
Germany
Frederick William
Copenhagen
Berlin
Ludendorff
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