Kaiser Prosecution Demanded by Premier Lloyd George
London dispatch says Premier Lloyd George declares war culprits must be punished regardless of rank, urges exclusion of enemy aliens from UK, and supports international court action. He also promises justice for labor, fairness for capital, and continued British pressure at postwar negotiations.
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London
Prower
Kaiser
Uriel
Cao Theiayy
Eaghand
Daver
Thor
High Seas
Justic
Hoy
Germany
Sar Geranus
Searther
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Ley George
Tissia
Vite
Riel
Tsay
Uust
New Directors Elected to Mexican National Railways Board
Three new directors were elected to the New York board of the National Railways of Mexico. The appointees are Ragen PL DeNegri Jesus Martines and Te Tuan Be Rojo, who replace J Flores Charles TL Sabin and Susi Aceveda. The announcement came from New York on December 6.
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Mexican National New York
New York
National Railways of Mexico
Ragen
DeNegri
Jesus Martines
Te Tuan
Rojo
Flores
Charles TL. Sabin
Susi Aceveda
Weather Summary for Major Cities and Regions
Por San Antonio and vicinity fair Sunday night and Saturday with a minimum of 40 to 30. Light northerly winds. Home weather for tourists St. Louis 24 with a 4 mile wind from the north, low 34, high 34. Chicago temperature 46 with northwest wind and clear skies, high 46. Kansas City clear, 12, north wind, low 62, high 62. New York temperature 45, wind from the west, low 36, high 62. Washington 28 with clear skies, light winds, day high 62.
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San Antonio
St. Tenis
Lowes
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Warns Pausians Not to Resist Allied Troop Advance
News from December 2 describes General Pershing's proclamation to Pausgians during the Rhine advance. American forces occupy multiple towns, maintain civil order, and promise to respect laws of war while pursuing peaceful administration. Proclamation urges normal life and outlines garrisoned areas and civil governance by American authorities.
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Rhine
Vicknan
Aich- Henal
Ameria Ead Ters
Treves
Peends
Timer Siri
Ariive
Vershingers
Throweah
Alo Coday
Savith
Ely
Goneral
Morshing
Pershing
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Baden to Switzerland and Mackensen Desertion
Baden papers report a Copenhagen dispatch to the Daily Globe claiming Marshal von Mackensen, German commander in chief, deserted Paris and withdrew with his staff as troops move toward home. The dispatch notes large parts of southern Baden and disarray among German forces.
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von Mackensen
Paris
Prouktort Grerete
Qeom Termanstadt
Marshal von Mackengren
Regina
Washington Dry Law Crackdown Nets Suspects
Police fire a broad dragnet through Washington District of Columbia enforcing a dry law. Officers report taking several individuals into custody as trains and electric cars carried passengers into the city after night. Many were released when packages proved mislabeled or unverified by authorities.
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Washington
Dee
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Linsie
Ude
Potiess Tevestte
Fener
Chrowi
Sinta
Calumbia
Sui Af
Tratt
Alti Ware
Haywecey
Nye
Tiv Reed Ben Dry Boy
Albert Visits Paris Times From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary report notes a Tolgian family visit to ministers in Paris and meetings at a palace district. The text is garbled and names and events are unclear, but mentions queen and reconquest themes amid cryptic references to cities and kings.
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Paris
Hanes
Ion
Mania
Paria
Earthquake Shakes Northwest Washington and California Areas
A strong quake disrupted the Washington area with liquefaction and tremors felt in Seattle and surrounding districts. Seismic readings at several observatories recorded multiple shocks, with magnitudes near severe levels and aftershocks extending toward California and St Louis region, centered off the California coast.
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Syvere
Shogha Svere
Tie Sein Nonaph
St Louis University
Elton
St. Louis
Cie
California
British Rule Speech Critiques Colonial Value Claims
In Westminster Walter Uhr Lem denounces colonial governance and calls for full strength in conferences to defend colonies, arguing against any transfer of control. The Washington report notes government criticism and highlights a year’s study of coin values, suggesting actual silver and bronze coin values lagged behind face values.
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Tandon
Germany
Walter Uhr Lem
Westminster
Phees
Washington, D. C
Taym
Baker
Smaniotige Anis
Loss of 1,811,584 tons of shipping in war announced
British merchant tonnage losses were announced for the period ending October, with new construction in the United Kingdom amounting to 4,042,200 tons. Output in the five months shown did not yet exceed losses, with foreign purchases considered. The data covers merchant shipping losses caused by enemy action and gunfire risk since the war began.
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Tanda
UBT Seheoss
United Kirty
Sud
Cyrat Tyeitain
Street fighting riots reported in Berlin and Cologne
Telegraph dispatch from Minstersdatt notes serious disorders in Tavdin and Cologne with gunfire and looting. Troops isolate districts, casualties reported as police and guards attempt to restore order amid marauding gangs.
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Berlin
Cologne
Basel
Dee
Peace Conference Timeline From Early March To Versailles
A San Francisco Chronicle summary notes the peace conference may open in March or April with President Wilson arriving mid December. Officials outline a three stage process led by the four Allies Britain France Italy and the United States to draft a postwar framework including a Paris or Versailles gathering and a forthcoming plenary session of nations.
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Wilson
Washington
Swiss Committee For Durable Yy Ttig
Europe
Nograim
Wivon
London
Fon
Thome
Austria
Ger Liang
Germany
Aident Wilson
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Vrasee
Grea
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United States
Paris
Versailles
Monnriny
Austria-Hungary
League of Nations
Hearst Correspondent Named as Secret German Agent
Washington December 6 The Hearst press empire employed William Hale as a covert German agent per Bernstorff’s diary and Bielaski testimony. Hale reportedly earned 300 a week from Hearst and 15,000 over two years from a German propaganda group. Bernstorff said Hale was to influence press and public opinion, with Hale allegedly limited to journalism duties by contract.
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Berlin
Hearst
Germany
Hun
Washington, D. C
America
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Sénaté Lamia
Count von Bernstorff
Amsbassador
Bielaski
Berenard Dernberg
Weark Ayy
Mals
Karl A. Bpuchr
Vous Bernstord
Bielnski
Hoddos
Ruthor Uriesen
John We Burgesfort
Tombin
Virvderbilt University
G. McDonald
University of Indian
Verdinand Schuell
University of Chicago
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Richardson
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Ivand University
Clelfay
Princeton
Uni
Waust
Cornell
Morris Dastrow Jr
University of Wisconsin
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Highmond
David Stare Jordan
Berkesley
Cal
Peter $. Grasseup
U.S
Trighland Vark
Riche and
Bartholdt
St. Louis
Alvert Gusboell
Tinevard University
Droc. de Alexymere
Philadelph
Charley Nagel
Oswald Garerison Villard
New York
Wiliam
Ravdel Wrest
Berard Biddoo
Staats Actlung
Udward
Mail
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Rebrader
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Bieluski
Wr. Albert
Bryan
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von Bernstorff
Louis D. Edwards
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Atlanta
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London
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Dernlow
Washington
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