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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1918

Page

1

Independents quit cabinet as Bolshevism feared in Russia

Ebert is upheld by a council but may not revolt as majority Socialists expected to form a government with liberal bourgeois aid. Allies warn of growing danger with Russians blamed for spreading red influence. A large demonstration against the Reds was planned, amid talks of moving the capital.

Russia Spartacides Independenta Iedebour Liebknecht Eichhorn Haase Dittmann Moscow Europe Francy Clemenceau M. Pichon Tribune

Independents Leave Cabinet After Adverse Decision

The Independents exit the cabinet at midnight after the Central Council of twenty seven appointed by the National Congress failed to support their questions. Premier Ebert Scheidemann Landsberg remain in charge as the revolutionary government contemplates a Socialist led coalition with bourgeois support.

Haase Social Policy Earth Dittmann Central Council National Congress Frederick Ebert Scheidemann Landsberg Gove

Menace to world by Reds is seen

A Paris based assessment warns that Bolshevik power spreads across Eastern Europe, unites with German radicals, and threatens European stability. The piece cites Russian overrun of Baltic provinces, Spartacist gains in Germany, and a looming archy crisis unless decisive action is taken by Europe.

Russia Baltic Poland Germany Spartacus Europe L’heure Lenine

Germans Fire On U S Flag Sparks Posen Riots Collapse Of German Forces

A British mission reports fighting in Posen lasting hours after German officers fired on an allied automobile bearing the American flag. Polish guards and civilians clash with Germans. many die, including women and children. The incident prompts protests to General Schimselfeng.

London Posen Warsaw Schimmelfeng Associated Press Paderewski Wade Paderew New York Times Company New York Times Berlin Lokal-Anseiger Entente Commission Geran Old

German Sailors Back Government Amid City Disorders

Sailors from the German Admiralty and Marine General Staff pledge loyalty to the government amid national hardship. Reports from Zurich describe revolutionary sailors seizing control in Hamburg Lubeck Kiel and Danzig with bloodshed in the Ruhr Basin. Cologne Gazette notes arms distributed at Bremen to Radical and Socialist followers.

Amsterdam Sailors’ Council German Admiralty Marine General Staff Germany London Zurich Hamburg Lubeck Kiel Danzig Ruhr West Prussia Basse Havas Cologne Bremen

Conscience Is to Be Enthroned in World War Speech

President Wilson spoke at the Lowther Street Congregational Church in Carlisle saying conscience should rule the world. He recalled his grandfather and mother and urged turning from selfish interests to duty and moral force guiding nations to a crusade against evil.

Wilson Carlisle England Associated Press Lowther Street Congregational Church Mr. Booth Company of Kings Thomas Woodrow Booth America

Wilson Visits Grandfather's Church in Carlisle

President Wilson toured Carlisle England visiting the home of his grandfather and attending services at Lowther Street Congregational Church. He met local dignitaries, signed the freemen’s roll, and spoke briefly after a church service amid cheering crowds and rainy conditions.

Carlisle England Wilson Bertram Carr Crown and Mitre Hotel Annerwell Street Cavendish Place Lowther Street Edward Booth Citadel Station Mayor Carr Eleanor Carr John Cowan

Subway Guide Scam Warning Reported

A fragmented OCR item cites an alert about a scam involving a subway guide and an apparent false claim. The notice mentions potential victims and urges caution with itineraries and claims of insider access. No clear names or places are readable.

After-the-War Commission backs world nation plan

Rome reports the After-the-War Commission urged creating a world union to prevent conflicts. The Giornale d'Italia analyzes Bissolati's resignation over Albania frontier policy and Dalmatia debates, noting Italian aims to retain Northern Dalmatia and Fiume. Premier Orlando plans cabinet reshaping.

Rome After Society of Nations TF Edaenmicaleli Giornale d'Italia Baron Sonnino Leonida Bissolati Signor Bissolati Brennero Pass Tyrol Dalmatia Giornale Fiume Orlando

Cecil Hopeful of Peace League Faces Many Obstacles

Lord Robert Cecil, to handle League of Nations questions at the peace congress, says international anarchy blocks effective action. He argues humanity’s interests must unite nations, with disarmament and international cooperation as core goals. The interview previews difficulties in shaping a postwar order.

London Robert Cecil League of Nations The Observer Babarous Asia Europe Dardanelles Danube

Pichon Outlines Aims For Action To Aid Russia

France plans offensive later if needed to combat Bolshevism. Pichon states French policy on League of Nations and German frontiers, arguing for a staged peace involving the Big Four and then smaller nations. He also addresses Russian intervention and the need to guard Ukraine, Caucasus, and Western Siberia, with 100000 Hauasian troops held in readiness at Odessa.

League of Nations Germany America France England Italy Bulgaria Turkey Austria-Hungary General Congress of Nations Wilson Alsace-Lorraine Marcel Cachin Clemenceau M. Bracke Alsace- Lorraine M. Franklin-Bouillon Committee On Foreign Affairs Vaticas Russi M. Pichon Clemeceau Ukraine Caucasus Siberia Odessa Perm M. Clemenceau M. Deschanel Chamber Tria

Wilson submits plan to avert famine in Europe

London reports President Wilson has endorsed and submitted a concrete relief plan to the Allies. Adviser Herbert Hoover is to direct a European relief effort, with a Director General of Relief for Europe to oversee actions supplementing the Inter-Allied Food Council.

London the Express Wilson Europe Herbert Hoover Inter-Allied Food Council

Six Bellans in hot water relief note

Six Bellans relief product recall inquiry. Ingredient concerns prompt scrutiny by health authorities. Consumers urged to check packaging for warnings and discontinue use if adverse symptoms appear. No official injury reports issued yet.

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