Trotsky Replies To Czernin On Brest Litovsk Fairness
London reports Leon Trotsky, Bolshevik war minister, rebukes Count Czernin for justifying Austro-Hungarian roles in Brest-Litovsk. Trotsky links Czernin to von Kühlmann and Hoffmann, denies self determination pledges, and notes continued Austro-Hungarian raids into Ukraine. Short reports cite forthcoming shorthand records of the negotiations.
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London
Leon Trotzky
Marine
Count Czernin
Brest-Litovsk
Cretzky
Richard von Kuehlmann
von Ixuehlmann
Czernin
Poland
Lithuania
Dowland
Hoffman
von Kuellmann
Caternin
Trow
Ukraine
Coune Czernin
Regretful notices on Walter Hines Page death
London papers mourn the death of Walter Hines Page former American ambassador at London. The Globe lauds his service interpreting English sentiment and his graceful handling of the post, marking him among the era’s distinguished diplomats.
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London
Walter Hines Vage
Court of St. James
The
Globe
Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine Teething Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine claiming teething relief for stomach and bowel troubles with directions printed on the bottle. It emphasizes harmine like ingredients and offers a general remedy tone typical of period medical ads.
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GROVE
Major Wit Wes N Battle Days 15 Home
Newport News reports wounded officers from the Zelandia transport returned home. Major Charles L. Sheridan of Bozeman Montana, praised for 50 days of front line service with the 128th Infantry, 22nd Division, wounded five times and honored with the DSM, Belgian War Cross and Croix de Guerre. Chaplain Creilly of the 38th Division was wounded and cited for the DSC. Other decorated officers include Maj. Carroll of Quark Ale Rainbow, Maj. Stuart Cramer of Charlotte, Maj. Thomas Carrell of Augusta, Captain Shelton Disney of Boston.
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Newport News
Zelandia
Raves
Charles L. Sheridan
Bozeman
Mont
128Th Infantry
Sheridan
Chateau-Lhierry
Georgetown University
Washington, D. Gs
Maj
Carroll
Quark
Ale
Rainbow Division
Stuart Cramer
Charlotte
N.C
Thomas Carrell
Augusta
Gat
AL I. F
Shelton Disney
Boston
Justice Pitney
Return of troops to New York after Christmas
The transport George Washington arrived with 8252 men from Liverpool and Brest to celebrate Christmas in the United States. Discharges were handed out to sick and wounded before departure, with officers and guards recalling postponed combat. Also the French liner Prange returned with 8805 officers and men, including 214 wounded and 1504 wounded servicemen.
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New York
Deer
United States
George Washington
Wilson
France
Cedric
Hiere
Liverpool
Brest
Cyclone Division
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
National Guard
George Whington
UGS
F. Bloomhardt
Santelau
General Pershing
War Department
W. H. Unversall
George W. Burgear
Memphis
Tom
Germany
Rhine
Thuryear
Edgar Holigney
New Orleans
Foreign Legion
Botigney
Albania
Winer
Prange
Seavel
Gold Wield Artillery
7Th Wield
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Illinois
District of Columbia
Persia Mary
Christmas dances and engagements announced at Gunter and surrounding events
Major and Mrs Selkirk announce the engagement of their sister Jean Prouty to Captain John Marshall Hite of Topeka with a January 2 wedding. A holiday calendar lists visitors, leave dates, library story hours, and community events at the Gunter Hotel and Camp Travis Hostess House, including the Inter Frat dance on December 24 at 7 30 pm.
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Wyatt Owen Selkirk
Jean Prouty
John Marshall Hite
Topeka
Kan
Miss Prouty
Selkirk
Hite
Miller
Phoenix Club
J. H. Biggar
Mission
Travis
Gunter Hotel
Holiday notices and social invitations from Camp MacArthur to Waco area
The column lists holiday plans of the Rightmire and Engelking families and local residents with addresses in Waco and Laredo. It notes gatherings at Mrs Dixon, Mr Miller, and Camp MacArthur plus multiple social invitations and travel plans. A separate brief reports cattleman George Johnston charged with murder near Van Horn, Texas, tied to a shooting involving Arthur Wilson.
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Camp MacArthur
Waco
Tesna
Seueprrunnaner Aacerreran
el Paso
Tex
Dee
George
Johnston
Louisiana
van Horn
Arthur Wilson
Joln- Son
West
Texas
Roy G
Rightmire
Pershing SLEEPS IN RHINE CASTLE DURING INSPECTION TRIP
General John J Pershing slept in a Rhine castle as guest of Major General Hines during an inspection of eastern Rhine positions. He crossed the river by pontoon bridge at Coblenz, dined with correspondents, then toured division HQs and other sites before returning to Coblenz and proceeding to Chaumont.
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Associated Press
Occupaton
John 4. Pershing
Rhine
Hines
Neuwich
Pershing
Coblena
Nowwicd
I Mekman
Coblens
Chaumont
Troves
Dusembourg
Verdun
Coblenz
Muir
Fourth Corps
Moselle
Cochen
Cochem
Withlieh
Treves
Dean
Miety
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Russia
Dalkowitz Bros. Co
North Flores and
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Tivities Center
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Percy Tyrrell
Major Wit Wes
Montana
St. Anthony Hotel
Vinney
Menger Totel
St. Anthony
Gunter
Menger Sev
W. A. Lowe
W. M. Grimes
Walter’ Moore
Washington, “D.C
George Witte
Dorothy
California
Si. Anthony
John Hurst
Line
Witte
Aubrey Schofield
Averdeen
J. W. Schofield
1. C. Kerr
Norwood Witting
Laredo
1. B. Kerr and Son
Sutherland Springs
Carnegie Librar
Ie PL West
Air Land
Peter Pa
Patline Karlison
Dda
Della Schwartzburg
Austin
Linda Umseheid
New Praunfelg
Agnesschiller
Mrs
E. J. Blaylock
Dallas
Harmony Club
Merry Maids Musical Club
Mary Brooks
East Yark Avenue
Pers
San Souci
Gonter Hotel
Vhen Alen
Camp Uedy. N, ML
Miss Allen
Asher Richardson
Tharriett Richardson
Asherton
Christ
A.B. Ghittin
Norvel Chittim
Camp McClellan
Alan
Gilbert Wright Jr
Anne Elizabeth
Wright
Gilbert Wright Sr
Theodore Herrmann
Misa Wmwdele Wright
Joell and
Stewart Wright
Morgan McDaniels
Robert Cy Slaith
Air Service
Rhine Castle
Manhattan Cafe
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