French Approval of Wilson Principles Stirs Paris Press
Paris papers hail President Wilson's message as timely and consistent with the Alsace Lorrai ne protest, noting its clarity and lack of filler. French socialists endorse the peace principles, and editors compare the address to earlier calls for war aims, predicting broad Allied support despite German veteran opposition.
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Peace With Ukraine Not Seen as Lasting Move
TheLondon Thief reported from Stockholm that Austrian Polish and Russian circles view the Ukraine peace as temporary, not decisive, a move to delay broader war. An Austrian maneuver seeks to settle Galician and Bessarabian claims, while Polish fears of Chelm’s handover persist. Bolsheviki push for a Ukraine aligned with them, planning guerrilla warfare if Germany and Austria advance. Rebellion rumors in Warsaw add uncertainty.
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Financial markets rally dimmed by war worries in Vienna
The Vienna Bourse reports a cautious rise in stocks amid war news and altered sentiment. Berlin and Berlin stock exchanges show uncertainty as Russian relations loom. The Vienna market nudges upward while broader European markets temper expectations amid war uncertainty.
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Abilene Witness Links Jones to Colorado City Murder
W G Clark testified that Felix Jones confessed to killing New Mexico man Lyons near Silver City and hiding the body after forcing Lyons from a car. Clark said Jones boasted of killing Jebson for $4000 and that he had received part of a reward.
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Appointment of federal labor directors in twelve states
Name Smithville man H.W. Lewis of Amitiville named by the Department of Labor as federal director of employment in Texas. The action forms part of a nationwide plan to merge federal, state and municipal employment agencies into a single labor exchange system. The appointments, approved by the Department of War and State, place leading figures from the Civil Service and Reserve in charge of state labor operations to centralize mobilization and distribution of labor resources.
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Stormy peace talks stall as Austrian and Hungarian ministers clash
In Amsterdam the stormy peace session continues amid heated debates on the path to a potential accord. Austrian and Hungarian ministers clash over territorial and other concessions while opponents insist on self-determination as the central principle guiding any settlement.
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Fragmentary note hints at a strategic view of the western frontier
The text presents a distorted, partial line mentioning Trotsky and a western frontier. It appears from a damaged OCR fragment with unclear context and missing key terms or events.
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Camp hospital health improves amid war strain
Washington dispatch reports improved conditions at camps as death rates decline from the previous week. Mortality totaled 48 Army cases, with 46 linked to imprisonment and disease. 16 deaths were registered in the regular army, with pneumonia and fever noted among the leading causes.
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Slavic Envoy Resigns Amid Global Turmoil
A chaotic dispatch reports the resignation of an envoy appointed by a provisional government following a revolution. The note asserts that Russia’s anarchy is aided by Germany and betrayed by a Russian national committee, while other passages discuss banking, commerce, and political shifts in Memphis and New York with fragmented, partly incoherent details.
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