Czar’s Last Days Revealed in Secret Midnight Trial
Eyewitness account details Nicholas II’s final hours in Ekaterinburg under Bolshevik rule. It notes his attempts to rally military leaders for restoration, the Empress and Czarevich’s pleas for mercy, and the secret trial that led to his execution.
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Gtek
Nicholas Romanoff
Ural
Alexeievi Czar
Domo
Dominin
Parfen Dominin
Costcoma
Ekaterinburg
Cesslovaks
Core and The Grecatcher headline at White Sulphur Springs
Readers in White Sulphur Springs witness Teimter umn best for the Dighty portent Core and The Grecatcher headline the local page. The event draws attention to notable names and regional interest in the area.
Russia Wavers Between Anarchy And the New Siberian Autocracy
On the way to Vladivostok the observer reports Russia split between Bolshevik east and monarchist west as Lenine plans a 3,000,000 strong Red Army and Kolchak aligned forces prepare a separate campaign next year. The piece questions whether either side can prevail and notes chaos and bankruptcy across the country.
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Russia
Vladivostok
America
Bolsheviks
Kieff
Butoff
Urals
Siberian
Omsk
Czechoslovak
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Fragmentary text from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page yields no coherent event or named entities. The readable portions mention implied places and personal names but lack actionable facts or a discernible story to summarize.
Christmas Tree for Wilson Is the Third Army's Secret
The Third Army prepares a secret Christmas surprise for President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson in the American Occupation zone. A Christmas tree will be provided along with a collection of German souvenirs gathered by soldiers. Passes numbered for the president and his wife were issued by Provost Marshal Lieut. Col. Julian Dodge.
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Third Army
Wilson
Julian Dodge
Peary Plans Polar Flight Using Airplanes
The Aero Club of America reports a feasibility study for a polar expedition by airplane next summer led by Captain Robert A. Bartlett with Admiral Peary as chair. A $250,000 fund aims to support exploration from Cape Columbia to Cape Chelyuskin using large aircraft and support planes during six weeks of favorable Arctic weather.
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North Polar
Robert A. Bartlett
Roosevelt
Robert EB. Peary
Aero Club of America
Robert E. Peary
Polar Basin
Peary
The
Aero Club
Navy
Cushman A. Rice
Etah
Bradley A. Fiske
William N. Little
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Charles L. Poor
BE. Lester Jones
United States Army
Alan R. Hawley
Augustus, Post
Henry A. Wise Wood
Henry Woodhouse
Board of Governors
Arctic
New York
Hawley
Cape Columbia
Pole
Cape Chelyuskin
Siberian
Wilson Visits 1200 Wounded at Neuilly Hospital
President Wilson spent over four hours at the Red Cross hospital in Neuilly, greeting 1,200 severely wounded American soldiers and touring wards. He spoke with many, noting their cheerfulness, and later visited Val de Grace in Paris, expressing pride in their service and hope for recovery.
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Wilson
Paris
Associated Press
Red Cross
Neuilly
Chateau- Thierry
American Hospital
Tim
France
Austria’s Shipping Operated as Allied Fleet under Flag
Italy will act as trustee for 500000 tons of Austrian shipping in Adriatic ports for war supply and transport only. Four Allied Admirals will oversee vessels under the Allied Maritime Council flag. ships manned by Italians with Italian flag. Additional Austrian tonnage in Spanish and Black Sea ports to be allocated among Italy England France and Spain.
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Allied Council
Paris
Associated Press
Italy
Allied Maritime Council
United States
Great Britain
France
Silvio Crespi
The
Maritime Council
Adriatic
Spain
Black Sea
European
England
Council
League of Nations
German Voters Beat Bolsheviks in Election Drift
Berlin dispatch reports first German National Assembly elections show Bolsheviks defeated in Brunswick where Socialists held sway, and bourgeois victors in Mecklenburg and Anhalt. Die Freiheit argues work councils retreat rightward. independents drift from the left toward a minority fold. Proposals discussed for a president with U.S. president to English king powers, and a seven republic framework with regional capitals and mixed governance.
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London
Associated Press
Berne
Paris
National Assembly
Duchy of Brunswick
Mecklenburg
Anhalt
Die Freiheit
Berlin
Georg Ledebour
Spartacans
Disseldorf Nachrichten
Germany
United Hitates
England
Fed- Interior
Masor Peters
Max Weber
University of Heidelberg
Mnister Hartman
Dresden
Lower Saxony
Monerer
Pes
Oldenburg
Renmee
Nee
Pehkenwig
Ie Stein
Tal
Hanover
Baden
Alsace
Pialg
Rhineland Curbs Sought on Prussians by Assembly
Conservative leaders urge the National Assembly to curb Prussian influence in the Rhine region. The plan calls for councils to gain power and hints at a potential Third Army move to enforce reforms.
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National Assembly
Third Army
Wilson views shape interallied peace talks in Paris
Paris dispatch notes President Wilson dominates talks on settlement principles and aims to form a League of Nations while Clemenceau seeks common ground. Other items discuss Allied indemnities, German workmen councils, and Rhine area politics amid occupation.
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Wilson
Paris
Mate
France
Clemenceau
United States
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