Teutons Call For Peace Talks At Hague Conference
Despatch from Vienna reports Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg to arrive with central powers terms for peace. Germany proposes The Hague as first conference venue after talks with Austro Hungary’s Baron Burian. France rejects peace amid wartime resolve as General Gallien urges 1917 recruits and vows persistence in conflict.
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Switzerland
Paris
Vienna
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Baron von Burian
Germany
Hague
Archduke’s Palace Mobbed in Vienna Riot Christmas Night
London dispatch reports Vienna crowds attacked Archduke Stephen of Austria’s palace on Christmas night protesting lavish entertainment amid food shortages. Police dispersed rioters. windows were damaged and several pictures broken. Dresden notes separate Christmas day riots in Chemnitz with women marching to the town hall and clashing with police. eleven women injured.
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Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Ealr
Vienna
Stephen
Austria
Dresden
Chemnitz
Chemnitz Socialist Organ
Atlantic City Pedestrians Mistakenly Idle Woman for Blind
In Atlantic City an elderly woman at 1812 Arctic Avenue was found dead in a doorway. Passersby dropped coins into her lap believing she was blind, while Patrolman Wich and later investigators concluded she died of heart failure. Also, a wireless dispatch reports the czar of Russia asking Romania to join the Allies.
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Ehe van
Charital
Arctic Avenue
Colina
Wich
Rumania
Rome
Russia
New Livery Business Opens Under Samuel A. Gregg
Samuel A. Gregg announces the start of the Livery Business of Doll and Doll and the Palace Livery Stables. He invites public patronage and pledges ready service for horses and carriages of every description.
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Palace
Samuel A. Gregg
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James A. Long
Xmas Books
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Patrick St
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