Germany Responds To Wilson Note On War Talks
European press reacts to Germany and Austria Hungary reply to President Wilson. Berlin and Vienna reject a direct peace terms talk and propose a conference of belligerent delegates on neutral ground, urging light on war motives and responsibility. Many papers see a trap and warn of renewed military plans during any hiatus.
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German Response to Wilson Note Draws Peace Debate
The Lausanne Gazette regards Berlin's reply to President Wilson as an evasion, claiming Germany pretends to welcome the initiative but avoids addressing the merits. Paris dispatches report heightened German fear of a peace discussion.
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Forever Famous Scene of the Greatest Trap in History
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German Press Praises German Answer to Wilson Efforts
Berlin reports that German press generally praises Germany's prompt reply to Wilson while anti American outlets dissent. Vienna notes Austria Hungary sent Swiss note back to Wilson and called Swiss proposal humane. Count Reventlow doubts any German delegate will sit with British and French after Lloyd George and Briand speeches.
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German and Austrian Replies to Wilson Note Favored by Official Circles
The Taegliche Rundschau rejects neutrals joining a peace conference to avoid prolonging talks and supports postponing a league to enforce peace. It argues a world assembly could handle permanent peace later. Officials view Austro German replies as loyal to Wilson’s peace aims and Swiss replies will mirror this tone and thank Switzerland for hospitality to invalid war prisoners.
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Imperial Russian Emperor Calls for Continued War Effort
An order dated December 26 from the Russian emperor praises growing Allied strength and diminishing German power. It insists peace cannot yet be sought, urges soldiers to remain firm, and vows victory before peace. Switzerland backs Wilson’s peace initiative, strengthening neutrals’ support for American terms amid mixed reactions.
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Neutrals' Role in Peace Talks Gains Scrutiny
The Bouse Gazette notes rising interest in neutral powers joining a united effort for lasting peace. It says neutrals may shape world interests but cautions peace requires sacrifices and work by the fighting nations.
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Ambassador Page Confers With Sonnino on Wilson Note
United States Ambassador Page held a long talk with Italian Foreign Minister Sonnino in Rome regarding President Wilson's note. Page explained controversial passages in the note as cited by the Italian press and stressed the friendly spirit behind the address to belligerent powers.
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Peace hopes rise as unions feter Wilson at The Hague
Cablegrams flood to President Wilson from trades unions social welfare bodies and religious groups worldwide urging peace. Dutch Socialists back his initiative while Telegraaf leans for war. Optimism centers on possible peace talks and a February end to the British imperial conference timing.
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Hague Talks Boost Hope for Peace Prospects
Diplomatic and parliamentary circles at The Hague are optimistic about peace, with talk of preliminary non official delegate meetings. The Tijd notes Holland’s geographic position makes it well suited for preliminary negotiations.
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Germany Delivers Reply to Swiss Note
Berlin reports the German answer to the Swiss note was handed to the Swiss minister today. The tone matches the reply Germany gave to President Wilson.
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Carranza Withdrawal Push Leads to Chihuahua State Campaign
The article predicts a campaign to seize control of the entire state of Chi huahua, with Carranza insisting on withdrawal and continuing to push for the move.
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Clashes Reported Near Lajarita South Of Nuevo Laredo
Reports state Carranza troops clashed with bandits near Lajarita about thirty miles south of Nuevo Laredo. No confirmed casualty figures. sources feud over tolls, some claiming six killed, others twelve bandits dead. Surgeons and nurses sent from Nuevo Laredo. Refugees flee Mexico amid revolutionary unrest.
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Carranza Relatives Searched as Escort Guards Train
An escort of 100 Carranza soldiers with machine guns on passenger coaches passed safely. Authorities at Nuevo Laredo denied rumors that General Carranza’s wife and family were staying there, and efforts to locate them were unsuccessful.
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Government withholds road funds until highway department
Corpus Christi Texas December 28 United States engineer Captain F D Fauntleroy told Gulf Highway League delegates that none of Texas 4 850 750 of the 85 000 000 federal good roads appropriation will be available until Legislature passes a bill creating a State Highway Department The convention endorsed the department and delegates came from cities along the proposed route between here and San Antonio
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Missouri Guardsmen Entraining for Fort Riley
The first section of the Second Missouri Infantry left Laredo Texas this morning for Fort Riley Kansas. The second section is scheduled to depart in the afternoon.
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Freezone touted to remove corns safely
A Cincinnati authority warns against hospital records noting corn cutting risks and promotes Freezone as a cheap cure. A few drops on a tender corn relieve soreness and allow the entire corn to lift out with little irritation, even for women in high heels.
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