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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
3
British Army Moral Stand and Rawlinson’s Warning
General Rawlinson frames a pledge to the Fourth Army to uphold the British army’s fair name in Belgium and against violence. He urges soldiers from across the empire to show the world that British troops do not target women and children, reinforcing national resolve and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Germany
Rawlinson
Empire
Yiolyce
Bestialityxs
Canadi Fed the Guns in Late World War I Munitions
The text notes Canadian munitions output toward the end of hostilities. It cites British and Canadian war production, highlighting a six month period ending last September when Canadian plants produced a significant share of total ordnance.
Unwritten Rule Says President Cannot Leave Country
Regina Leader outlines a longstanding rule dating to George Washington that the president cannot travel abroad. It notes exceptions and historic mentions of Presidents Arthur and Cleveland, and explains foreign ground rules for embassies, ships, and gift acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Arthur
Canada
Cleveland
Kings
Pre
The
USA
George Washington
National Museum
Regina
Notable English Authors and War Casualty Totals
The piece notes W. W. Jacobs and Arthur Conan Doyle writing habits, with mentions of Stevenson Hall Caine Barrie Wells and Meade. It cites German wartime responsibility and Britain’s losses, including 100,000 dead and a separate figure for German casualties around 658,704, amid broken text on other wartime figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jacobs
Arthur Conan Doyle
R. L. Stevenson
Hall Caine
Coleridge
J. M. Barrie
H. J. Wells
S. R. Crockett
London
Great Britain
Honor to the Canadian Corps in the Rhine advance
The Belgian population in liberated areas greets Canadian forces with pride as villages decorate in their honor. Our troops, praised for valor, face food shortages and station constraints until rail links resume. Mons renames Place de la Bevarie to Place Canada to honor the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Rhine
Allie
Mons
Place de la Bevarie
Canada
Valenciennes
Transfer Troops From Burning Ships in Night Rescue
Two thousand eight hundred troops were evacuated from the burning steamer Henderson after a fire raged for days. Secretary Daniels notified Ensign Bradford Ellison, and the transfer occurred under blackout conditions amid heavy seas and submarine danger. The operation lasted from 6 PM to 6 AM with no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Bradford Ellison
Henderson
Los
Alsok
Phila
Sunday Battles on Holy Days in Historic Wars
Fragmented notes recall battles fought on Sundays from Towton to Barnet and Bull Run to Shiloh. Mentions Palm Sunday, Easter Sunday, Whit Sunday, and a Napoleon defeat tied to a Sunday, plus a report of an allied peace conference accord during the Paris peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce
Towton
Barnet
Ramillies
Bull Run
Shiloh
Ciudad Rodrigo
Napoleon
Paris
Isewe Dalty
British Manufacturers Shift to Peace Time Industries
The article notes shifts by firms in Britain from wartime production to civilian goods. Leicester’s munition plant will make hose suspender fittings, using German imports. Newcastle on Tyne firms switch to house furniture and locomotives, employing thousands. Burnley moves from shells to electric fittings, files, and springs, with 1,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Leicester
Ce Ae
Newcastle-on-Tyte
Burnley
War Disastrous for Turkey Says Ottoman Heir
Abdul Medjic Effendi heir to the Ottoman throne denounces the war as disastrous for Turkey but criticizes Armenian atrocities as not reflecting the sultan’s will. He blames unpatriotic ministers and German militarism and calls for foreign assistance without compromising caliphate sovereignty. A Stockholm despatch notes rumors of negotiations with Russian representatives and a Provisional Soviet entente stance.
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Turkey
Detien
Abdul Medjic Effendi
Mohammed V
Talaat
Enver Bey
Germany
S Londoe
Central News
Stockholm
Entente Ind
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