The Allied Nations League Plan Article
Paris The Matin prints an authorized article on a three stage plan for a league of nations. It outlines principles including people’s right to decide, limited armaments, compulsory arbitration, and a universal peace conference after preliminaries and a final treaty. Germany’s debt restitution is stressed before full admission to the league.
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Associated Press
Paris
Matin Today
League of Nations
Gormeple
WHL
Germany
Collicy
Biatin Sas
Entente
Xou
Germoer Bes
Debs Case to Reach Supreme Court in January
The Debs espionage case and two other Espionage Act appeals will be argued before the Supreme Court on January 7. Debs and co defendants face charges over public seditious literature. James A. Peterson and Jacob A. Frehwert also convicted.
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Presse
Washinsion
DBC
Esgene
Debs
Supreme Court
Justce
James A. Peteron
Minneapolis
Jacob A. Frehwert
Kanses Cy Bath
Christmas for the Doughboys in Europe During War
Paris dispatch describes Christmas efforts for American troops. It notes 720,000 cigarette packages and large quantities of gum, over 360,000 presents, 100,000+ tree decorations, and Red Cross gifts for sick or wounded soldiers. Knights of Columbus arrange entertainments as Salvation Army, Red Cross, and local units prepare celebrations from Lorraine to Russia and Italy fronts.
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S. Ferguses
United
Breas Star
Paris
Europe
Amy
America
France
MC. A
Belgium
Lorraine
Rhine
Snore Thad
Knights of Columbus
Salsstion Army
Red Cross
Sii
Germany
248Th Infantry
320Th Engineers
Russia
Murman Coast
22Nd Infantry
Ohio
Cattara
Italy
Cesar Fiume
Treviso
Seissons
Viesv Aisne
Ous
Morehan
Transport Cedric Arrives in Port With U S Troops From Liverpool
Associated Press reports transport Cedric arrived in port from Liverpool carrying American troops. George Washington, the ship that brought President Wilson to France, also brought home more personnel. The Cedric carried 255 officers and 1615 enlisted men with four nurses and seven civilians. Casualties included 224 wounded and 30 missing or sick.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Cédric
Port Todey
Lnverpool
Port BF
Fbe
George Washington
President Wilson
Frasce
SZEEY
Gariiere
Biggest Yank Will Speak On Peace To The People
President Wilson plans direct public addresses to allied publics via England and Italy to sell his peace covenants. He will press self determination while conferring with British leaders and discuss the Polish Lithuanian and Jugoslav factions. Berlin reacts as German press warns of punitive terms at Versailles.
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Fabert J. Bender
United Press Star
Paris
Wilson
Versailles
England
Italy
Forday, Ie
Titty
Shwale
Sathas
Vietor Entanuel
Fez
MerhOdist College
Germany
Wilton
Wade
Bacon-Harse
AGAEX
la Gelait
Terviewi
Berlin
Pohiinen
The Peace Conference and After by Viscount Grey
Viscount Grey argues the peace conference should start a living process toward a League of Nations rather than wait for a perfect structure. He urges trusteeship for African territories, U S leadership, and continued Allied unity to ensure lasting world peace. He warns against isolationism and stresses cordial Anglo American relations.
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Lundun
Viecount Grey
Formmer
Alzirs
League of Cations Union
Leaxee of Nations
Viscount Grey
Iself
Africa
Proclamation of Peace Terms and Territorial Plans
A fragment discusses seeking a negotiated peace rather than dictation. It mentions provision for plebiscites in Alsace Lorraine and the eastern provinces, and German Austria. It asserts Germany is not humbled or powerless and will recover strength.
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Alsace-Lorraine
Wilson slips out to shop unseen this Christmas season
The report notes President Wilson slipped away from the Murat residence on foot to browse the shopping district and make purchases without being recognized. Mrs. Wilson was seen dining alone as Christmas preparations loom and Santa is imagined visiting the president's special train en route to Chasmont. Hard at work, Pavin-Presnde som planned a speech for London and Bloomsbury with Colonel Horse and Mrs. W nearby.
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Wainted
Whitehouse
Wilson
Whlson
Murat
Chasmont
Landen
Bloochester
Christ
Colonel Horse
Mrs. W
Major Leagues Set Shorter 1919 Season Plan
Presidents Ban Johnson and John A Heydler announce a reduced schedule for the 1919 major league season. After a New York meeting, both leagues agreed to shorter campaigns with revised opening date and lighter workloads for players. Associated Press reports the pact reached at a conference signaling a shift in professional baseball practices.
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Associated Press
Ban Johnson
New York
John A. Heyslier
Scheuuls
Sab
Von Eckhardt May Go Through United States
The State Department expressed no objections to safe conduct for German minister von Eckhardt of Mexico City if he seeks to pass through the United States or touch a U S port on recall. Reports from Mexican papers claim his mission has ended, though no decision to leave was stated.
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State Department
House Offerman
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ambascado
Fletcher
Mexico
Gtr
el Pueblo & Governmment Organ
von Eckhardt
Siste
Ainister von Eckhardt
Mexico City
United States
von Eckhart
Germany
Ton Eckharder
United Stars
von Eckharde
Detectives Flank Lancaster Case In Bomb Probe
Milwaukee report says a team of ten detectives and a woman enter Lancaster to arrest Carmella on charges tied to placing a bomb. Police move swiftly as the case unfolds with rapid transit to the police station.
Christmas in the Bible Lands aid drive details
The International Sunday School Association aims to raise 2 400 000 from 176 002 Sunday Schools in America to aid starving children in the Near East. Last year 1 900 000 was raised by 20 000 churches, with all collection and distribution funded privately. Funds go to the American Committee for Relief in the Near East. Claveland H Dodge treasurer.
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Near East
Sunday Schools of America
International Sunday School Association
Ames
Chidren
rFear
Ametica
American Committee For Relief In
Claveland H. Dodge
Madison Ave
New York City
Letters From Senators and Congressmen Read At Trial
Senators Borah Gronna and Gronna and Congressmen Hilhard read letters at the Socialist leaders trial praising free speech. Engdahl testified he wrote to officials about action against The American Socialist and Burleson. some defendants defended the pamphlets as not violating espionage law.
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Press Chicagze
Borah
Ltho
Gramma
North Dakota
D.C
Washington
C. Hillard
Colorado
J. Loum Enxdahl
American Socnist
Pumphier
Socialist Party
Miners Rescued After Underground Incident at Negaunee
Three Negaunee miners were rescued after a collapse or entrapment in underground workings. Debris and water were reported in the shaft area, with responders treating injured workers and securing the site amid hunger and exposure concerns.
Turkey Seems Hard Up Report Signals Economic Strain
An underlined wire service item notes Turkey facing financial pressure and trade issues amid uncertain markets. Officials weigh austerity steps while the lira wobbles and external aid remains contested.
Locations of Yank Divisions in France Nov 28 Commanders named
Washington report lists location of all American divisions in France and their commanding generals as of November 28. Major generals McGlachlin, Ladau ne, Dowee, Herz, Ely, Gooden, Wittenmeyer, Hale, Ryan, Hay, Morton, Lewis, Lassiter, Farns worth, McRae, Duncan, Ballon, Flagler, Alexander, McRae, Sturgis, Bailey, Duncan, Ballon, Wynn, Janson, Marth, Cole, Hodges, Kennedy, Hodges, Scronx, Gienn, Hodges, and others named with stations from Luxembourg to Le Mans and Champaign regions.
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Tor Cnet Press
Washington, D. C
France
War Department
Fiet
Csnsch
Luxembourg
Giew
T. D. McGlachlin
Moderpech
Gien
J. Ladaune
Remich
Win
Lassiter
Troyon
G. Bell, Jr
Lemans
Mai Gien
Rhodes
Lursuville
E_ Traub
Tronchy
W. KR. Smith
Ostroosebeke
Belgium
Geo. C
D_ Sturgis
Wassy
C. J. Bailey
Praythoy
G. FP. Duncan
G. Ballon
E. Cole
Temans
Fien
E. F. Gienn
St. Nazaire
K. F. Hodges
Highty
Toul
Chase
WW. Kennedy
St. Florent
JE. C. Hodges
Kevigoy
Msj
F.S. Scronx
Demobilized German Soldiers to Receive Raiment
American Headquarters in Germany reports issued today that many discharged German soldiers are being provided with civilian clothes. Demobilization continues in the Beuinal zone as troops line up for uniforms, while occupation authorities permit some men to obtain peaceful raiment. Soldiers seen in cafes wear the new attire as the rest await guidance.
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Webb Stier
United Frees
Germany
Filiyio Psreenty -Fis
Beuinal
Num‘bers
Icans
Arden
Sutherites
Gentute
Former Ambassador Page Dies After Long Illness
Vinehurst and Chicago report the death of Walter H. Page after a lengthy illness. Ambassadors, dignitaries, and scholars note his service and impact. He served abroad and influenced policy, while tributes from peers mark his career’s end.
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Page
Department of Revizion
Maserniy
Cesera
Ex Kaiser's Exile A Word From Windsor Castle
The fragmentary note recalls the former queen of Meany seeking to preserve a public stance with a ceremonial plan. It hints at royal connections to Windsor Castle and speculation about Sunday school classes amid a tense royal context.
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Rzt
Meany
Cerisamis Dumier
Princese Victoria
Germany
Ner
Windsor
Solid Front 18: Bourgeois German Parties Unite
Berlin dispatch reports attempts by major German parties to form a solid front against socialist radicals before the elections to the national assembly set for January 19. The Social Democrats hold government control and party organization, while the Spartacus group faces disarray. Observers foresee a solid majority for the Socialists, with debates on liberalism and economic recovery shaping the run up.
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Br Associated Press
Berlin
Bour
Revolutionary Congress
Waorkwwen
Spartacus
Friedrich Naumann
Tageblad
Alfifie
Herr Naumann
National Assembly
Lewis Cost May Recover After Attempted Shooting
United Press dispatch reports Lewis Cost, hospitalized after he attempted to shoot and kill his wife on Saturday morning, showing some improvement today. The incident occurred in a suburb and police investigation continues. The wife’s body was found at her parents’ home in Indwea.
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United P. Fond du Tac
Deeis
Birs jCest
de Laker
Gechen
Indwea
Rhine Pontoon Bridge Weather Report Fragment
In Masenee area on December 1 the forecast calls for scattered clouds in east and north portions with strong winds from the south. The Weather Bureau predicts the bridge area may experience gusts and a brief break in precipitation later in the day.
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