Roosevelt Burial With Simple Rites In Oyster Bay
The body of Theodore Roosevelt is buried at Youngs Memorial Cemetery near Sagamore Hill this afternoon after a brief service in Oyster Bay. Ex President Taft and Senator Lodge attended in grief as relatives, officials, and schoolchildren gathered on the snow covered hilltop grave site.
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Berger Convicted in Sedition Trial with Four Others
Special to The New York Times reports Berger and four others were convicted in a sedition trial. The defendant remains on bail while appealing the verdict, cited as based on socialist antiwar screeds and linked to a member of Congress.
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Berlin Revolt Held At Bay As Ebert Masses Troops
The article reports on a Berlin uprising suppressed as Chancellor Ebert deploys troops. It notes Allied discussions on food imports to end the Red Peril and hints at a British backed, businesslike peace league with America.
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Foch Says Germans Must Pay For Arming Bolsheviks
Paris January 8 Marshal Ferdinand Foch told the Armistice Commission that Germany evacuated Poland and the Baltic provinces leaving arms with Bolsheviks violating the armistice. He warned Germany would be held accountable for damage caused by Bolshevik factions and their allies.
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Our Troops in Russia Number 12,941 in
The War Department lists total Allied troops in Russia as 12 941 with 205 officers and 7 267 men in Siberia and 6 419 in Northern Russia. It details units in Archangel and Siberia including infantry, engineers, hospitals, ambulances, depots, and detachments across multiple corps and services.
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Lifting Blockade Debated as Wilson Backing Supports It
Paris dispatch notes President Wilson’s influence backing moves to ease the Allied blockade. Washington urges food imports to Germany and careful handling of Bolshevist spread as Hoover relief efforts advance. France shows reluctance while Allies confer.
Berlin Leaders Urge Unity Against Spartacist Threat
Chancellor Ebert and Philipp Scheidemann urged Berliners to back the government and National Assembly. They denounced Spartacist violence and warned that continued upheaval could bring famine and ruin, calling for armed defense if needed and steadfast resolve.
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Lenin and Trotsky in Bolshevist Power Struggle
In Copenhagen a dispute over reform plans pits Lenine against Trotsky as leaders clash over continuing red terror. The 1917-1918 figures are described with their roles and rising influence, including Trotsky's rise to the Supreme War Council presidency and Lenine's waning presence after injuries.
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Lloyd George Asks Patience of Army
Prime Minister Lloyd George issues a strong appeal for patience from the army amid wartime pressures. He calls for restraint and unity while addressing security and policy concerns affecting troops and civilians.
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Rhine Army to Get Leaves in Occupation
One day leaves for the American Army of Occupation begin Tuesday in Coblentz for 1500 officers and men from the 1st 24th and 32d Divisions. Nearly all Third Army personnel may receive a day off as Ten million marks arrive from Berlin to cover occupancy costs. The latest shipment brings total funds turned over to American authorities to 64.9 million marks.
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Chaos in Berlin as Spartacists clash near Chancellor palace
Chaos gripped Berlin today around the Chancellor's palace with Spartacist crowds clashing near Wilhelmstrasse and Kanonienstrasse. Police head Eichhorn withstands pressure as soldiers face mass demonstrations while rumors swirl of Hindenburg arrival and possible new troops to restore order.
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Wilson to Sit as Prime Minister at Peace Table
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson informed Premier Clemenceau that he will attend the Peace Conference not as head of a state but as Prime Minister of the United States. Le Temps notes the US Constitution classifies the President as head of government, shaping his prerogatives at the talks. The move follows prior notices that Wilson would appear as one of five equal American representatives.
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