Teutons Accept The Pope's Terms Amid War Talks
Reported telegrams describe Emperor William and Austrian replies to Pope Benedict as both sides seek peace through negotiated terms. German and Austrian officials urge restraint while signaling willingness to honor potential concord, with notes on potential neutral mediation and international responses.
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Austria
Gore
Coaries
Pope Benedict
Rogers
Bass
Petra
Sania
Beuig Minierial
Neil
Osnek
Global disarmament plea from unnamed delegates ends in hopeful note
A fragmented text presents a pacifist appeal urging international disarmament and compulsory treaty regimes. It references deep concerns about arms races, religious and ethical motives, and calls for universal peace and mutual restraint, signed by unspecified voices advocating cooperation.
Washington Expected Teutons Reply to Pope
Washington anticipates a favorable Teutons reply to the pope regarding pacific peace terms. Officials weigh whether the papal move influences German and Austrian policy and affect Allied victory prospects in the tense postwar diplomacy.
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Teutons
Pope
Ford Free Plant to U S Government
Ford offers a plant to the United States government with a plan to shift operations for wartime needs. The proposal, relayed by government officials, outlines potential manufacturing support and strategic use of the facility to assist national objectives. Officials say the move would aid administration goals and could influence postwar production.
Mitchel Lead Is Cut to 595 Recount Likely
Specific charges of fraud are reported as Mitchel’s lead is reduced to 595, with a recount likely. The article notes ongoing progress in the election tally and potential legal scrutiny surrounding the results.
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Brome
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Rus
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Mabbattan
Joseph Levenson
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Tienett
Ai Tree
Tfe
Miehel
Bentintt
Beniate Alan
Argentina to Enter War and Send Troops
Buenos Aires reports Argentina likely to sever relations with Germany and declares preparations for war. After ministerial talks, government to declare war and dispatch troops to Europe. Chamber of Deputies delays debate on the rupture as new information reaches officials.
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Gupmany
Associated Press
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Europe
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Pueyrredon
Wallon
Count von Tuxburg
Way
Bernstorff Spent Money for Pacifist Sentiment
Washington January 22 1917 German diplomat Bernstorff requests authority to spend up to 30000 to influence Congress through a known organization to possibly prevent war He notes a public German declarator in favor of Irish interests could help gain Irish influence in Washington
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Ireland
La Follette’s Minnesota clash sparks broad backlash
Reading through an early 20th century Minneapolis dispatch, the piece attacks La Follette and the Non-Partisan League, accusing them of sedition and steering Minnesota toward a controversial public welfare and safety agenda. The report implicates state bodies and public safety commissioners in shaping policy under pressure from national party factions.
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Charles Edward Russell
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Riga
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National Non-Partisan League
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Uhr
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Eben
250000 More Men May Be Drafted to Fill Vacancies
Washington reports an intermediate draft potentially adding up to 250000 men before the second call. Legal experts say the President can order it under theSelective Draft Act to bolster war strength. War Dept plans limit divsions and seeks skilled volunteers for the Signal Corps, including carpenters, with a committee to select trained draftees.
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Washington
Nnd
Provoer
Tramefer
War Department
Cullewe Sepength
Signal Corps
Eiarhil Corps
Critinn Compton
Suffrage Committee For House Approved
Washington September 21 The House rules committee announced it will report a bill to create a suffrage committee in Congress. The move follows urging from the National American Woman Suffrage Association and is described as an important step toward national suffrage goals. Some debate over scope and authority is noted as the measure advances.
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Who Got the German Gold
Congressional hearing displays suspicion of telegram funds and German influence in Congress. Lawmakers like Heflin Heflin and Flood recount attempts to sway votes and pressure for peace through telegram networks. Senators Husting and Adamson discuss bribery claims and spy fears, with calls to expose traitors and expel corrupt members.
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von Bernstauff
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Washington
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Virginia
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Berlin Money Probe Tests German Influence Bid
Washington reports detail a German plan to pay up to 50000 dollars to influence U.S. Congress before entering World War I. Ambassador von Bernstorf asked Berlin for authority to fund pro German and pro Ireland lobbying through a known organization, with investigations likely to follow as officials dispute source of funds and motives.
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