U S Plans and War News From Europe and Russia
Washington reports outline temporary and possible long term limits on shipments to Russia, warnings about German sabotage and registration, and coordination with allies. Britain and France continue war actions in Europe. battles advance near the Piave, St Quentin, and in Palestine as leaders face political shifts and troop movements.
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Moscow
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London
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Mace
Paris
Col. House
England
U.S
Europe
Atend
Waly
New York
Atlantic
France
Germany
Fuel Administration
News Review of the Past Week Clemenceau Succeeds Painleve
A weekly digest reports on European turmoil with Clemenceau replacing Painleve as French premier and Lloyd George opposing civil control of war operations. It covers the Inter-allied War Council, Bolshevik Kerensky battles in Russia, Italian defense on the Piave, and American labor and war mobilization efforts.
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Russia
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Haig
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Germany
Volis Norroda
Maude
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Mediterranean
Palestine
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Switzerland
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Italy
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Jerusalem
Kenyon
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Lesses
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Inter-allied War Council
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Roumania
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France
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Flin
Neceag
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Eigdl
Moscow
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Lenine
Trotzky
Gossacka
Gatehina
Tannakoe-Selo
Finland
Siberia
Nicholas Romanoff
Evar
Bolshevik Armistice Proposal Seeks Immediate Peace Talks
Petrograd reports Leon Trotzky has sent a formal offer of an immediate armistice and open peace negotiations to all belligerents. The note cites the all Russian congress of soldiers and workers delegates and names Vladimir Lenin as head of the government.
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Jin
Congress of
Ivesian
Itsi
France
LABOR UNION ENDORSES GOMPERS AT BUFFALO CONVENTION
The American Federation of Labor delegates at Buffalo endorse Samuel Gompers with President Wilson, urging national unity. Canada airmen move to Fort Worth with 2000 troops on six trains. A bomb scare disrupts the Chicago Auditorium during Dinorah. no injuries reported.
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Organized Labor
Buffalo
American Federation of Labor
Germany
Building Trades Department of the Federation
Brotherhoods
United States
Council of National Defense
Samuel Gompers
N.Y
Elmer Dwiggins
New York
Montgomery
Ala
Toronto
Fort Worth
Texas
Congressman McCormick
Hlinois
Chicago
Russia
Camp Sevier
N. C
Mackinawa
American Troops Arrive in France Amid War Department Pace
Secretary Baker says American forces in France advance with training and availability guiding deployments. He would not reveal total troop numbers or timing, noting decisions depend on readiness and needs at the front. British statements have begun naming locations, hinting at a new policy reflected may extend to U S disclosure.
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Trentino
Lake Garda
Adige
Venice
Vicenza
Treviso
Min
France
Italy
America
Europe
Alles
Japan
Mediterranean
Doctor Durand
Miss MacCormick
American Red Cross
Vart
Australian Camel Corps
Jerusalem
War Department Washington
Baker
Generaling
Wade
MyIntyre
Aly Baker
London
War Department
Capps Relieved From Duty With Shipping Board
Washington Rear Admiral Wyington L. Capps, general manager of the Shipping Board's Emergency Fleet Corporation, was relieved from that post by President Wilson at his request amid expressions of sorrow. No successor named. Chairman Hurley favored a Navy man for the role.
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Wyington L. Capps
Manaier
Shipping Board
Fea Corporation
Wilson
Yru
Hurley
Tinineil
Officials see Bolshevik peace move as unfriendly act
Washington officials deem the Bolshevik movement for an armistice and peace talks as an unfriendly act toward Russia. A state department cable confirms press dispatches about the peace movement, noting its potential isolation for Russia from allied nations.
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Ilse
Francis
State Department
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