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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1918

Page

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Prince Albert of Monaco Reveals Conversations With William II

A Paris letter from Prince Albert of Monaco to the Associated Press contains conversations with Kaiser Wilhelm II. The text recounts the Kaiser’s war plans, calls out militarism, and notes Albert’s insistence on peace and justice. The document includes letters from Wilhelm II to the prince and addresses him as Sire.

Prince Albert of Monaco Paris Associated Press William Prince Lichnowsky London Mihion Krupp Prince Albert Berlin Kiel Corfu William II Germany

Berlin Regime Crisis Looms as Leaders Reconstruct Government

Berlin dispatch reports the Workers and Soldiers Central Council calls for reconstructing the government to include George Ledebour and Dr. Karl Liebknecht. Independent Socialists may take full control as Ebert and Scheidemann face pressure amid Spartacist unrest.

Copenhagen Central Council Berlin Berlingske Tidende George Ledebour Karl Liebknecht Associated Press

Creel Not Resigning Returns to Paris From Verdun

George Creel chairman of the Committee on Public Information returned to Paris from Verdun and the Argonne region. Edgar E. Sisson his principal assistant said reports of his resignation were untrue.

Paris George Creel Committee On Public Information Verdun Argonne Edgar E. Sisson

Allies to Reinforce South Russia as Germans Withdraw

Paris dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau preparing to answer questions on demobilization, intervention in Russia, and reconstruction. Allies plan a strong expedition to reinforce southern Russia, replacing German troops evacuating Ukraine, while France seeks unity with the Allies on peace and postwar policy.

Russia Europe France Ahe Ukraine Clemenceau Wilson

Hoover Rebukes German Plea To Meet With Hoover

Paris dispatch reports Baron von der Lancken and Dr Rieth tied to Belgium's German administration asked Walter Lyman Brown to arrange talks with Herbert Hoover over Belgian food aid. Hoover angrily rejected the offer and told the pair to go to Hell, vowing not to negotiate with them.

Washington Paris Baron von der Lancken Dr. Rieth Belgium Berlin Walter Lyman Brown Commission For Relief Rotterdam Herbert C. Hoover Mr. Hoover Gadwek Conone Hoover

Paris Reacts to Pichon On En Vente Policy In Russia

Paris newspapers condemn Foreign Minister Pichons stance as delaying military action in Russia. The Tempe argues Allies allow Bolshevist and German forces to devastate anti Bolshevik areas, hindering Russia reconstruction efforts. Reports note German food requisitions continue and trains move under machine gun protection through Valk.

Paris Pichon Envente Russia Esthenia Esthenian Valk

Flanders Fields Poem Featured at Arts Calendar Event

The arts calendar lists a recital of Flanders Fields by Harold on Sunday December with a performance at THS XXW venue. The notice notes a feature program amid local cultural events.

Flanders Fields Harald A.t

SEE THE FLEET IN THE HUDSON trem Fifth Ave Bus Now

An old newspaper ad highlights a fleet show in the Hudson near Fifth Avenue with a bus feature. It promotes viewing the fleet and a transit display dated 4 5 8. The short notice emphasizes public interest in urban transportation.

Fifth Ave

Polish Ultimatum Demands German Trains for Troops

Warsaw reports the Polish government has issued an ultimatum to Germany demanding the right of Polish troops to pass over German railways to Vilna threatened by Bolsheviks. General Shedzitsky delivered the note to Generals Hoffman and von Falkenhayn under Pilsudski orders. The Poles seek linking Polish and Lithuanian lines near Bialystok for twelve kilometers and warn they may use limited forces to stop Vilna’s fall if Berlin refuses. They also seek aid from the French commander at Budapest for a joint expedition.

Warsaw Associated Press Germany Vilna Hoffman and von Falkenhayn Shedzitsky Joseph Pilsudski Berlin Bialystok Budapest

Vree Subway Guide Sale Notice

Local druggist advertises the Vree Subway Guide with Mohereon and Robbins as suppliers for Calez Tooth Powder. The item promotes a tooth powder product from a pharmacy vendor.

Mohereon & Robbins Calez

King George Hosts Wilson at Buckingham Palace State Banquet

King George welcomes President Wilson at the Buckingham Palace state banquet praising the historic moment. He notes 150 years of American independence and the shared values of liberty, law, and peace. The speech honors the alliance and mutual goals for world stability and enduring friendship between Britain and the United States. Beauty of literary ties and common heritage are highlighted as the two nations unite to promote liberty and disarm the threat of future wars.

Buckingham Palace Wilson United States Charles Cust Downing Street Asquith Bryce Arthur Henderson Lord Crewe Lord Reading Balfour Lord Cucton Lloyd George President Wilson Mr. Lloyd George Mr. Wilson London Associated Press David Lloyd George Arthur J. Balfour George Washington Lord Albermarle Palace George Mighty Commonwealth Shakespeare Milton Alfred Raleigh Blake Hampden America Old World

President Wilson Responds To British Welcome In Speech

In a cordial reply, President Wilson praises Britain's warm reception for him and Mrs. Wilson. He stresses shared ideals of freedom, justice, and moral action to end the war, urges courage to apply these principles, and expresses solidarity with Britain's king and queen. He invites a toast to the health of the Queen and Great Britain.

Wilson United States America Kesmnen France Spo Italy Partico Great Britain

Wintere best for the Cure at White Sulphur Springs

Wintere best for the Cure at White Sulphur Springs from January 1st. Passengers from New York and club members attend. a hastily prepared schedule hints at a meeting with disease relief notes and a brief social gathering.

White Sulphur Springs New York

Lavish Buckingham Banquet of Wilsons With Gold Plate Display

A royal banquet at Buckingham Palace honored President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson with a grand hall filled by King George and Queen Mary. Gold plate valued at 15 million dollars, sourced from palace vaults, adorned a 200 by 75 foot hall as ambassadors and nobles attended the state dinner in regal splendor.

Wilson Mary Mrs. Wilson King President Wilson Queen Mary Isan Patricia Duke of Connaught John W. Davis Frent Wilse George

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