Coalition Victory and Asquith Defeat in Historic Election
London reports a sweeping Sinn Fein result in Ireland and a Labour gain while Liberal Asquith loses his seat. Lloyd George’s coalition majority surpasses expectations as Arthur Henderson and James Connolly era figures fall in a dramatic electoral shift.
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Job Famine For Soldiers Predicted By Labor Panel
Richmond, December 28. Unemployment fears loom as soldiers and sailors face a hard winter if the government fails to organize transfers to peacetime work. Labor experts urge industrial councils and government employment services to smooth job loss and prevent social unrest among discharged troops.
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Reds Reported To Have Ousted Ebert Cabinet
Berlin press reports claim Chancellor Ebert’s cabinet has fallen as unrest grows. Central Council of Soldiers and rival socialist factions stir political crisis while calls for elections in Rhineland increase. More than ten killed in Berlin disorder reported.
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MeAodo Plans Return to Law Practice in New York
William Gidder Sentoo, former Director General of Railroads, contemplates resuming law in Marek after a short rest. He has not yet resigned from the railroad post and expects to decide early next year with President approving. He notes a personal matter requires attention before returning to New York. A concurrent report: Paris Brussels train service to resume Sunday after war disruption.
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Gun That Shelled Paris Is Sent to Scrap Heap
The giant German siege gun Bertha, which bombarded Paris in early 1918, was dismantled and left in an open yard near Paris. Disarmed German soldiers report parts moved to rail cars, with key instruments removed before the armistice.
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Intervention in South Russia Proclaimed Amid Civil War
The report describes house to house fighting in southern Russia with French troops landing to join Russian volunteers. Casualties and exact conditions remain unclear. A French commander oversees actions in Borive with Russian volunteers aiding in civil defense. The message urges restored order and cautions inhabitants amid ongoing conflict and foreign involvement.
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War burdens and alliances stir in Russia front
The article debates whether Allied forces should send more troops to Russia or withdraw, weighing U S policy under President Wilson and Britain as the League of Nations question looms amid war weariness. Continued on page three.
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Britain Accepts Wilson Plan for League as Key Move
London reports indicate Britain backs President Wilson on a League of Nations and aims for equal partnership in postwar security. Lord Robert Cecil says the British public wants a league and supports the project, while Preferring no capitulation on principles.
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President Wilson Speech at Guildhall and Mansion House
President Wilson delivered two speeches in London the Guildhall and the Mansion House luncheon addressing leaders from the League of Nations Union and Evangelical Churches. He praised Britain’s unity in the league and urged a new world order based on collective security and the end of balancing power.
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German Rolling Stock Turned Over to Allies
Paris reports that Germany has turned over war rolling stock to the Allies with 3500 cars and 200 locomotives delivered in one day. France expects 70000 cars and 2600 locomotives in total, while Belgium notes 2300 cars loaded with explosives and war material remain on Belgian railways.
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Foundation Laid as President Villages in London
President Wil declares foundation laid in London Guildhall speech. Crowds cheer as he is escorted in Mansion House pageant. officials greet him and a luncheon follows at Egyptian Hall. Prime Minister Lloyd George later loses power amid shifting alliances and a tense political climate.
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