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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1917
Page
4
A London Times correspondent comments on a recent American shipyard launch and the U S drive to expand shipbuilding in response to German actions. The piece argues for faster production of vessels to bankrupt Germany, noting optimism that American effort will meet wartime needs. The column includes a critical remark on engaging in war measures and contains a medical ad in the closing lines.
A Bolshevik friendly note claims American Lieutenant Colonel Judson and Major Kerth acted without U.S. government instruction by presenting communications from the Bolshevik government to Soviet leadership. Trotsky’s remarks in Moscow discuss U.S. posture and potential for peace talks, suggesting Washington may seek limited ties while Russia’s revolution shifts balance.
Reports from Stockholm claim Lieutenant Colonel William J. Judson, head of the American military mission to Russia, paid a friendly visit to Leon Trotsky at Petrograd and urged Bolshevik concessions. The Dagblad notes Judson acted on Washington guidance and that Entente hopes may gain U.S. support in war’s end. The Russian minister in Sweden dismissed the account as false or misreported.
A Morning Post based report quotes a correspondent saying Russia may join broader conflict if Allies pressure. The piece notes hesitancy among peers and internal divisions threaten war effort while predicting new armies forming to resist invader, with comments on strained coordination and dispersed interference across fronts.
Petrograd dispatch reports Trotsky urging against interference in Soviet affairs and threatening retaliatory measures toward British subjects. The speech criticized allied actions and called for caution, noting the uncertain and precarious status of the Soviet government and its international stance amid war pressures.
PAIS Dec 1 dispatch quotes Captain Tardien the French High Commissioner to the United States praising U S assistance. He notes U S orders in France exceed 20 million dollars and transportation of material aided France’s agricultural and military efforts. He expresses confidence in continued cooperation and mutual faith between the two nations.
London dispatch notes Political Notes on Lansdowne’s famed letter urging peace by negotiations. The piece questions motives behind inviting various governments to ease tensions, cites attempts to shape opinion, and argues for clear government stance before Allied leaders meet.
An old remedy claims quick cough and cold relief using Globe Pine Compound and Pine extract. It advises two ounces of selycerine and half ounce Globe Pine, mixed with water and granulate antler, then a teaspoonful frequently to ease bronchial symptoms. It warns no other remedy matches its efficacy.
Paris reports outline complete Allied unity in action economics finance and military. The inter Allied naval committee will be created and military unity guided by the general staff. The United States will join the permanent international contingents committee and participate in discussions on manpower for the war.
At least six inmates fled the Mate penitentiary Sunday night with one serving life for murder. Police report two felons captured near Senena while ten others were recaptured during Tuesday night raids. Authorities close in on Carlton area as search continues for the remaining fugitives.
Fragmented OCR reads as Brazil to deploy ships amid ongoing conflict. Mentions French government and allied supply concerns, with references to finance, commerce, and strategic shipping. Limited readable nouns suggest a broad wartime context and potential military or economic actions.
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