18 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1918
Page
1
Mail stockholders are told of a hearing in which Samuel Untermyer denies aiding propaganda. A witness testifies he did not know an agent’s Berlin associates were in government. The defense questions whether Untermyer saw the editor about Albert’s leaked correspondence.
Signal details the wartime inquiry into German propaganda with Samuel Untermyer on the stand. The article notes cross examination over a 1916 letter and former Sun project. Delegates hurry toward defining the Constituent Assembly in Berlin.
President Wilson has begun discussing a definite allied policy for Russia with French statesmen. Washington reports show concern over who may speak for Russians as peace talks approach. Leaders from Kerensky era and Milukoff travel to Paris to aid the Allies, while Bolshevik influence and Cossack forces complicate recognition.
A fragmented page item shows a subway guide promotion and ad snippets including Carex powder and pace two note. The readable text lists McKesson and other ad lines with indige water quick phrase.
Dated 1918, a brief item notes British concern about unrest in a central Russian region and the possibility Allies may need to intervene militarily to restore order. The fragment references New York Times coverage and mentions pages and ad copy placements, indicating a newspaper page continuation.
Paris reports Germany will publish a White Book of documents on the war's origin in three or four volumes. Carl Kautsky, an Independent Socialist leader and Foreign Ministry under secretary, oversees data compilation. The set may include many supposedly destroyed dispatches and notes exchanged before Austria sent the July 1914 ultimatum to Serbia.
Paris reports relay discussions between President Wilson and Edward Hurley of the Shipping Board and Count Macchi di. They consider means to repatriate all American troops within a year amid questions on raw materials and relief measures. Paris crowds welcome Wilson at Hotel de Ville as talks center on economic and shipping issues.
Paris observers report two camps among French leaders about President Wilson's arrival for the Peace Conference. Socialists and non socialists diverge in hopes of political gain yet share relief at Wilson's presence. Hoarded relief plans and potential Allied material control discussions frame behind the scenes talks ahead of the Inter Allied Conference.
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson's stay drawing praise from Parisians and allied delegates. English officials note a growing cordial mood and not a split over terms. House praised for steady, frank diplomacy easing strains as talks push toward a quick league.
A lively Amsterdam Theatre program presents two disjoint segments, a 9 o clock revue and a midnight frottie, delivering a dance and song night. Performers headline an eclectic bill, with lively acts, bold costumes, and a border of Salon style cabaret.
Paris December reports indicate informal talks between President Wilson and both American and foreign officials are narrowing issues for the upcoming Peace Conference. Wilson aims to speak plainly, avoid antagonism, and win broad support as he builds personal rapport with his future partners.
A brief note indicates continued coverage on page two with a fine line of samples of metal display devices used by the National Ad Beach Co and references a catalog entry or storage note labeled Sg. Stuy. 6720.
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