Exchange to hand over client records amid leak inquiry
New York Stock Exchange governors voted to supply Rules Committee with full client records from Dec 10 to 23 to probe alleged leaks about President Wilsons peace note. The move, unprecedented, aimed to verify information ties to the markets and short selling theories. Baruch and brokers faced scrutiny as two meetings adjourned without public data sharing beyond promised confidentiality.
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Thomas W. Lawson
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New Dublin Mayor Elected After Rebellion Arrest
Alderman Lawrence ONeill is unanimously elected Lord Mayor of Dublin after being jailed during the rebellion and released without charge. He vows to reject political exploitation and to welcome only peace bringing actors whether king or peasant.
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London
Lawrence O'Neill
Alderman O'Neill
Washington Orders Pershing to Retire from Mexico
Officials admit withdrawal of outposts south of Colonia Dublan is underway under War Department orders. The main expedition likely will move north after these preliminary withdrawals, with Pershing’s troops not yet officially confirmed for early retirement. Mass 8,000 men near Chihuahua reportedly preparing for a Carranza campaign as U S diplomacy and embargoes shift amid renewed tensions.
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German Destroyer Sunk in North Sea Engagement
British light forces clash with German torpedo boat destroyers off the Dutch coast. One German destroyer sinks, others scatter after a brief encounter near Schouwen Bank. Admiralty reports 44 British crew killed and 3 officers among the dead. no other British casualties.
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Withdrawal of U S Troops from Mexico Foreseen
Army officers including those from Columbus New Mexico predicted a formal War Department order within forty eight hours to pull American troops from Mexico The Per shing column was expected to move toward the border before year end as border hospitals and field units brace for evacuation amid Villa fears and unsettled lines unnamed officers reported arriving in Jones.
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Naval engagement near Ymuiden halts German flotilla
Reported battle between German torpedo boats and British ships occurred near Ymuiden between The Hague and Zeeburg, leaving the V-09 sunk and damaged craft reaching port. German flotilla of about twelve to fourteen vessels faced heavy fire in night action, with uncertain British force strength and timing.
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London Delly Chronicle
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Ymualder
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Miami Transit Ad Silent on Schedule Details
A brief clipped notice advertising LM CH MIAMI in an anti PEAC fare, mentioning 4 trains daily, with a contact at 1109 Broadway and a Mad. Sq. phone listing. Details are sparse and unclear from the fragment.
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German States Start Plans for a Rhine Danube Canal
Munich report says Bavarian government to push a bill for a Rhine Danube canal. The project would carry 1,200 ton vessels, cost 150 million marks, and take eight years. A cross state and industry group would oversee construction, slated to begin after the peace settlement.
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Berlin swindle by Frau Kupfer nets millions in fraud
Special cables report Frau Kupfer and her daughter ran Foodstuff Supply M G Kupfer in Berlin exploiting gullible investors with promises of five percent annual and monthly dividends. Police seized 800000 marks in cash and deposits totaling about 1.4 million marks as investigators uncovered a multi million mark defalcation scheme.
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Senate to Debate Peace League Amid European Criticism
European capitals show confusion as the Senate opens debate on the Peace League. London criticizes Wilson's speech while Democrats hint the president may oppose extended discussion. Foreign opinion awaited as the White House weighs a potential second thought view.
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London
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Johnston Restored to Twelfth Regiment Service
Special to The New York Times reports Colonel Gordon Johnston was restored to command of the Twelfth New York Infantry by General Funston after a December removal following a clash with division leadership. A review of the regiment occurred as Johnston returned, and questions linger about his formal acceptance. The broader dispatch details Senate debate plans on the President’s peace league proposals and mixed Allied reactions, noting hopes for broad support and cautious optimism about the administration’s approach.
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Texas
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Southern Department
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Wilsons Peace Without Victory Draws Mixed British Reaction
Paris and London comment on President Wilsons Senate address with varied verdicts. Some praise its idealism. others fear it undermines Allied aims and demands decisive victory. Editors debate whether terms of peace can be reached without crushing German militarism.
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Westminster Gazette
Germany's Peace Terms Not From Berlin to Wilson
At the White House today officials said President Wilson had not received German terms for peace. Reports claimed he paraphrased Berlin’s conditions in his Senate address, but it was clarified that the President’s terms were his own and not dictated by any belligerent government.
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Wilsons Ideals Shape Victory Over Hohenzollernism
The article argues that Wilson's ideals are essential to achieving victory over Hohenzollern influence for the welfare of mankind. It notes the navy's vital role to Britain and signals the president's speech likely to be discussed in both Houses of Parliament.
Wilson Speech Published In Berlin
Berlin reports the text of President Wilsons address on the United States in a league of peace. Ambassador James W. Ner hard transmitted the speech to the Foreign Office and Berlin papers published it this afternoon.
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