Wilson to Attend Opening of Peace Conference
President Wilson will join the opening sessions of the peace conference in Europe after the December 2 congressional session. He may visit Paris London Brussels and Rome with Mrs Wilson, aiming to participate in peace negotiations and join the supreme war council as the United States senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
London
Brussels
Watons
Hays
Paris
Rome
United States
Europe
North America
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Cormenceru
France
Ample Precedent for Presidents Abroad and Delegation
The article notes ample precedent for a president leaving U S territory, citing Harrison Taft Roosevelt and Taft again visiting Canada Mexico and the canal zone. It explains that presidents performed duties from abroad via cable and wireless and could delegate to the vice president while abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harrison
Canada
Taft
Mexico
Roosevelt
Parama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Washington
Weather and military notes amid evolving peace talks
The report blends weather garbled details with references to military and peace negotiations. It mentions defense tasks, naval operations, and political figures such as a secretary and a House committee, all in a fragmentary layout.
Demobilization of Army Air Service Faces Plan Realities
Washington November 19 A government monopoly controls aircraft production and the army air service demobilization faces plan choices. Baker envisions aviation as a major field, with expanded perman ent staff, ongoing engine and airframe development, and consolidation of industry under government oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Air Service
War Department
Baker
Air Service
Army
Congress
French Greet American Van In Montmedy
The second American division reached Montmedy at 8 a.m. on Sunday with about a thousand civilians greeting them. The town, mostly intact, showcased French flags as shopkeepers opened early and two French women had made American flags. The marine band played in the city square, renamed Berlin Plate by the Germans, and the crowd joined in The Marseillaise before the advance moved on to make way for more troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montmedy
Marine
Common Ground for Labor and Capital
New York November 19 urged joint action between workers and employers in peace as in war to rebuild after the war. The National Association of Manufacturers called for constructive industrial cooperation to meet present and future needs at home and abroad while avoiding bitterness and acrimony. The statement urged government support for a healthy, well ordered program and warned against exploitation by any side as the nation seeks stability and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Natonal Association of Manufacturers
Delared At
Patriota
Amendco
Ametian Ia
Gs Fonda
Oreat
Pablo Ogiaicn
Sushautiig
Self Asks Allies To Modify Rhine Armistice Clause
Dispatch reports Prime Minister and government officials advocating changes to Rhine Armistice terms. Officials discuss enforcing the last act of the Rhine while warning allied powers about escalating tensions. The note mentions potential strategic shifts amid warnings of danger to the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Rhine
Session Ends Thursday for Tired Salons
Washington Nov 19 Adjournment of the present session of congress next Thursday was arranged by leaders of the senate and house to allow travel mileage allowances and prevent merging with the final session opening Dec 2. The war time prohibition bill was set to reach the President after Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark signed it. The senate finance committee will revise the six billion revenue bill, while house committees draft 1920 appropriations. Navy and legislative appropriations hearings will begin as reductions are planned. Secretary Daniels advocated 2.4 million for the navy bill, likely to be trimmed. Both houses adjourned until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Marshall
Clark
McAdoo
Department
Naval Committee
Daniels
British Steamer Cascapedia Abandoned At Sea
The British steamer Cascapedia was reported abandoned and set on fire after distress off Cape Race. Crew rescued by the British steamer Field Open. The vessel left Boston for St Johns with passengers and cargo, touched at Halifax, then resumed the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Cape Race
Boston
Cacupedu
Onumou
St. Johns Nfe
Elalfax
St Johns
No FE
Government takes over cable lines in nation wide move
Washington reports reveal the government will operate all cable lines nationwide after a formal bulletin. Officials say the transition follows wartime controls and asks for cooperation from companies led by Mackay of the United Telegraph Gates Company.
Postpone Marriage Of Bavarian Prince
Bavarian prince postponed his forthcoming marriage amid unclear reasons. The article notes his age and mentions the death of his wife’s sister, with lingering family and social obligations influencing the delay. The fragmentary text references potential timelines and associated parties, but details remain uncertain.
18000 American Troops to Depart England
On November 19 the first American troops to return home after the armistice will total 18000, stationed in England. The plan aims to ship these soldiers to the United States within about ten days, with most personnel aiding British air forces while American hospital units remain in England until future medical policies are set. Army headquarters expect only a short stay for leaving troops as French hospitals may handle future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
United States
Army
France
Campaign totals rise beyond 125000 pledged
New York report says total subscriptions to the United War Campaign have far surpassed 125000 dollars, with Upstate New York Connecticut New Jersey and Maryland contributing over 3000000 collectively. College high and private school students reportedly met and exceeded a 2000000 dollar target as well. North Carolina committees say county participation reached 100 percent and national forces acknowledge strong regional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maryland
North Carolina
Amercan
Asi Ethe County
Theantermat
North Carolia
Trone
Petain Set to Enter Metz With Allied Forces
Reports say Marshal Petain will enter Metz today accompanied by his generals as they advance with the Allied troops. Generals Noe BG Rrith and Matin Wilts lead formations in the advance amid uncertain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petain
Metz
Gen Petar
Mate Toaiarroy
Gen Matin
Survey Public Lands For Soldiers' Entry
Public lands survey notes discuss soldiers entry rights and land parcels. Officials reference secretaries and geographic references, with scattered readable terms about hearings and park areas amid unclear OCR debris.
Mayor Hylan Invites Foch To Metropolis
Mayor Hylan extends invitation to Ferdinand Foch for a visit to Metropolis, signaling potential allied coordination amid postwar European tensions. The offer underscores New York City’s role in international diplomacy and wartime alliance memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Hylan
Foch
Metropolis
German Ships Taken by Armistice Terms Revealed
Washington dispatch notes no official word on delivery of Germanys fleet of battleships battle cruisers and light cruisers or internment ports. Speculation grows as to disposition while armistice rules require disarmament before leaving and internment at neutral or allied ports. Five dreadnaughts and four older ships are detailed with sizes speeds and armaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Associated Nations
Government closes three air schools in wartime plan
Scribbled orders from a military official outline cadet aviator discharge options and the path to commissioning. Instructions direct officers at camps to complete training, with potential balloon corps roles, briefed as part of a broader reserve air service reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasteingston
Gowan Trang
United States
All Asiation
Abas
Ballon
Sel
Ds Ale Co
Beeld Ranta
Scot Pal
Aber Picent
Ate
Paul Mag
Refugees Return to Former Homes in Belgium
Fragmented report notes refugees resettling in Belgium, reoccupying former residences amid population shifts. Text mentions altered living conditions, housing damage, rising costs, and ongoing reconstruction challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
President to sail for France to take part in peace talks
The White House announced the President will sail for France after Congress opens to participate in shaping the main features of the peace treaty. He likely cannot stay through the conference, but his early presence is required to avoid cable discussions. Delegates will accompany him as U S representatives, with names to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
White House
France
Cable
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Pearce
Davedod
Ameria
Wiles al
Baszuisship
Biless
Navy
Fara Og
Re Ata
Peety
Laneng
Phe
Producto
Liberty Moter Club
Wizcraft
Akith
Pvae
Yetsebie
de Haviland
Phadley
Pew
Aseseu
Fcrest
Utaret
Orang Caehiies Fitera
Perehinaary
Arglane
Manshal
Ped Cafe Enterpiage
Poe
Gia Aviv
Aicb
The
Aeial Postal
Gosernaendt
Bern
Warming
Fr MmeanDa
Wabit
Uerinagy
Wassele Orton
Benatog
Svery Komuratty
Covernment Takes
Cable Lives
Cosa
Aneta
Potraader
Hutlesau O
Mackay
Mi Utal Pelegiagh Gates Company
Toasemage Tea Suan
Antunelle
Mies
Tom
Britain
Petetar
Uae
Tata
Mase
Enoh
Britten
al Tee Gils
Lee Ae
Thea Shaw
Flower of Sea
Kronpring Wihelm
Grosser Kurfurst
Markgraf
Kong
Prinzregent Luitpold
Konig Albert
Kaiserin
Kaiser
Frederick der Grosse
Bayern
Sovernment
Phan
Ian Perpahaton
Dave Diate
Biog
Unens
Oryle
Capital
Ence
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!