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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1918

Page

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British warship captures Bolshevik destroyers in Baltic

London reports say the British cruiser Calypso seized two Bolshevik destroyers off Reval after one attacked lighthouses. All of their crews were taken prisoner with no Calypso casualties. Bertram S. Theisver commands Calypso. Amsterdam dispatch claims an order to sink red-flagged vessels and shoot propagandists, but Reuters calls it false.

London Baltic Admiralty Reval Bertram S. Theisver Amsterdam Berlin Reuters Reuters’ Limited

Advance On Nesles Massif Acknowledges MacArthur Heroism

Maj. Gen. Charles Mencher praises Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur for leadership in the 42nd Rainbow Division during the Aisne-Marne drive and the Nesles Massif action. He notes MacArthur’s early front-line leadership, multiple wounds, decorations, and two French legion of honor recommendations, urging his promotion to major general.

Washington Douglas MacArthur Charles T. Mencher Pershing MacArthur Aisne-Marne Vesle Mencher First Army Corps Nesles Kriemhilde Verdun Cote de Chatillion

Regal Setting for State Dinner Given By British King To Wilson Party

A state banquet at the royal palace featured President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson entering with Queen Mary and King George amid formal pageantry. The hall held 15 million dollars worth of gold plate with crimson poinsettia decor, 128 gold candlesticks, and a ceremonial procession led by senior palace officers.

Wilson Indon Buckingham Palace President Wilson Queen Mary King George Mrs. Wilson King Christian Patricia Duke of Connaught Mary Beatrice John W. Davis

Demand Changes in School Revenue Law

Springfield I Dec 28 Changes in Illinois school revenue laws urged by Illinois State Teachers Association with plans for a delegate convention before Feb 1 influenza delay. Resolutions call for a 10 million state distributive fund and a county tax matching state apportionment, tax reforms, and support for state normal schools and teacher salaries.

Springfield Illinois Illinois State Teachers’ Association

Amateur Aviators Wreck Mail Plane in Kansas

Amateur aviators from Norfolk Kansas wrecked a army airplane stored in Dodge City by Lieut. L S Starr of Scott Field Belleville Illinois a member of a party mapping aerial mail routes in the region Starr had been called home leaving his plane at Norton The three airmen and a civil instructor reached Dodge City where word of the accident arrived The message says the plane did take off but the results were disastrous

Dodge City Kans Norfolk L. S. Starr Scott Field Belleville Starr Norton

Bond market hits new low as Liberty bonds sold at 94.24

New York December 28 the fourth Liberty 4 percent bonds traded at 94.24 on the stock exchange marking a new low record. A block of 200000 par value changed hands at this price.

New York Liberty Stock Exchange

Notables Gather At Banquet For President Wilson

London hosts a state banquet at Buckingham Palace with King George and Queen Mary, President Wilson and Mrs Wilson among many guests. Attendees include Prince George, the Duke of Connaught, the Archbishops, Lloyd George, Asquith, and numerous ambassadors, lords, and military officials from Britain and abroad.

London Buckingham Palace King George Queen Mary Wilson Princess Mary Prince Henry Prince George Duke of Chinda Davis Sims J. Butler Wright Edward Bell F. M. Gunther R. E. Pennoyer E. C. Shoecraft David R. Francis Russia R. B. Stevens American Shipping Board Col. Endicott American Red Cross Gordon Auchincloss Miss Benham S. L. H. Slocum Canterbury York Finlay Lloyd George Earl Curzon Marquis of Crewe Earl of Reading United States Earl of Crawford Manaraja of Bikaner Millner Lord Haldane Bryce Viscount French Northcliffe Jellicoe Viscount Cave Robert Cecil Lord Rayleigh Lord Burnham Lord Harding Lord Weir Lowther A. J. Balfour Walter Hume Long Asquith

Mail Plane Reaches Indiana Terminal

Word arrived at Scott Field Belleville Illinois that the airplane with two army officers diverted to a snowbound route between Belleville and Indianapolis reached Indianapolis at 3 PM. Another two planes en route from Houston to Detroit left Scott Field at 1 PM for Indianapolis but one turned back due to snow and the other’s position was not tracked.

ST. Louis Scott Field Beleville Til Belleville Indianapolis Ind Houston Texas Detroit Mich

Civil War Controversy Flows in Russia War News

Officials say Pichon spoke personal view not policy. Allies defer on concrete plans. peace conference to decide. Reports from Paris stressed no interference with Russia internal affairs. aim to curb Bolshevik threat. Bolshevik forces advance in European Russia. refugees flood Riga Reval Limbach as elderly and sick are urged to move to Osel for safety.

Washington Stephen Pichon Russia Paris Associated Nations European State Department Esthenia Livonia Riga Reval Limbach Baltic Osel Gulf of Riga Bucharest Balkan Omsk Siberian Peppelineff Perm Petrograd Siberia Ural Mountains Archangel Kungar

Librarians Debate Immigrant Americanization Needs

About fifty librarians from the central west gathered in Chicago on December 28 to discuss how public libraries can aid the government's reconstruction program. Mrs Eleanor Ledbettel of Cleveland delivered the keynote urging that immigrants be treated as plain folks and that libraries serve as social and educational centers for foreign born citizens.

Chicago Central West

Up or Down in Life Through The Whig Want Ad Columns

Statistics show five in every hundred aged sixty reach success while ninety five depend on others for livelihood. To go up you must seize momentary opportunities and be alert, using The Whig Want Ad Columns to spot openings and rise rather than fall.

Monaco Prince Chides Kaiser On War Policy

Paris reports Prince Albert of Monaco sent a letter to former Emperor William II detailing intimate conversations about Germanys war aims. He accuses the Kaiser of yielding to military elements and condemns plans to wage war, citing events around 1914 and the fate of Nicholas II, with references to Corfu Kiel and the yacht Meteor.

Paris Princce Albert Monaco Associated Press William Prince Lichnowsky London Muehlen Krupp William II Prince Albert Berlin Kiel Corfu Sire Germany France Europe Archduke Ferdinand Hohenzollern Nicholas II Nicholas

Hoover Declines German Food Talks in Blast at Berlin Officials

In a Paris wired despatch, German Belgians officials Baron Von Der Lancken and Dr Rieth sought a meeting with Food Administrator Hoover to discuss relief. Hoover replied with a cutting rebuke, telling them to go to hell and refusing to meet the pair, citing two and a half years of arrogance and cruelty toward Belgians.

Mr. Hoover

Peace treaty must cover reforms says London

London dispatch reports J H Thomas of the National Union of Railway Men urging a league of nations at the peace conference. He argues the treaty must include arms reduction protection for smaller states aid to unprotected races and guardian duties for international sites. Lord Robert Cecil counters that treaties must be revised and traffic sanitation and labor conditions regulated under a league driven settlement.

London Robert Cecil League of Nations J. H. Thomas National Union of Railway Men Robert Lord Robert

Napolean Lajoie Quits Diamond After 20 Years

Cleveland December 28 Napoleon Lajoie, long regarded as one of baseball's greats and a top second baseman, retires after twenty years in the major leagues. He recently managed the Indianapolis team of the American Association.

Napoleon Lajoie Diamond Cleveland, CO Napoleon Lajoia Lajoie Indianapolis

Americans Entertain Wilson Guests At London Dinner

Forty American correspondents who arrived with President Wilson were hosted by the government. Lord Robert Cecil gave them a dinner at the Savoy tonight, and the Newspaper Proprietors' Association will host a large dinner in their honor tomorrow.

London Wilson Lord Robert Cecil Savoy Hotel

William Hohenzollern Attends Service at Bentinck Castle

Associated Press reports former emperor William Hohenzollern, now in improved health, attended the daily morning religious service at Bentinck castle. The Moravian Brethren clergyman from Zenit led the service. only his personal suite and the former emperor were present.

Associated Press Amsterdam William Hohenzollern Bentinck Castle Zenit

King George Extols New Epoch of Angl American Ties

In a Buckingham Palace state banquet, King George lauds President Wilson as a historic guest and praises the U S as a scholar statesman driven by liberty and law. He envisions a shared future building new states from wartime ruins and averting future wars through cooperation. Wilson replies with gratitude and warmth.

London Wilson Buckingham Palace George United States England Washington Lincoln

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