Versailles terms spark cabinet split in Britain
The premier and government debate the Versailles accord and a proposed permanent British military adviser. Disputes over constitutional grounds, military oversight, and who should chair the army council threaten to erode unity as leaders seek to secure concerted action with allies.
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War Office
Versailles
Wratec
Mair
Ball
Mulitare
Versailles Council
Army Coucil
Imperial General Staff
Militan
Edessary
Charle Bine
General Stat
Enigts
Haig
Gernot Roberson Ufertanataly
Nobertson
Robertson
Tiobestson
Uese
Cietary
Anand
Carey
Adi Tomer
Premier Boyd George backs Versailles pact in Commons
London papers publish the premier presentation amid industry reaction. They largely approve the Versailles agreement while noting political strains. Many readers doubt the government’s strength but expect acceptance of the situation, with calls for unity and regret from former leadership.
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London
Nornlig
J House of Commons
Boyd George
Vonthua Ty
Iesgovern
Asyuth
Premiey
aUuAl Vlournessy
Austen Charberlan
United States urged to form central war command
A British report says Premier Lloyd George pressed for unified military power under a single directing body. It cites U.S. insistence on centralized command to direct a broad offensive across fronts, warning that split Allied effort risks prolonging the war.
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Washington
Lloyd George
United States
Jouse
Kurone
Whison
Lecomng
Aston
Shritley
Stites
Germany
Haliwa
Doge
George Steked
Lesen
Cidhergnee
Elenent
Vermilion
Tms
Erik
Brest
Wilgar
Henry Weallingis
J. Villas
Maj. Gan
Major Snow Testifies On Efforts To Quell Houston Riot
Major Snow describes efforts to suppress a riot at Houston Camp during a court martial of 63 defendants. He recalls an estimated 3900 shots fired in camp and the tense, dark night as troops faced the uprising. Lieutenant Snyder and others corroborate the events and orders given to hold rifles ready.
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S4th
Touston Rion
Wiestud
Neseo
KS. Low
Charles C. Snyder
Snow
Snyder
Wedneevnet
Willetts
Ucenay Wroukhe
McFlewil
Bnyn
Allies Confident of Holding Germans Back
Allied forces anticipate repelling German artillery and infantry as they assault trenches near the Butte du Mesnil. French and American units report successful preliminary bombardment and gains, while German counterlines around Bezonvaux and Alsace face continued pressure. Reports mention Armenian fronts and Turkish actions, with British and Allied forces advancing along the Medes railway toward Mase.
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Butte du Mesnil
Prénch
Tugh
Orme Sieershur
Bezonviux
Alswee
Geran
Turkey
Metieliniayts
Par van Handa
Wmortint
Battle action near trenches as German assault meets American fire
American and German forces exchanged heavy small arms and machine gun fire around the parapet with grenades and artillery bursts. No American casualties were reported while both sides endured losses and intense aerial activity marked by hostile planes and antiaircraft fire.
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Lars Hue
Berlin
Northen Verdun
Armerlonny Avery
Jtaldley
Nd Arillery
Marin
Riveront
Gerun Howe
Wmlet
Gnn
Gettar
Witl
Peace offer does not stop German invasion
London dispatch reports German Independent Socialists plan a march through munition factories starting March 1. The action, noted by Merlin and Amsterdam Telegraph sources, signals a broad demonstration across the empire.
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London
Merlin
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
German Foreign Policy Moves Stir Ambition in Europe
Fragmented and garbled report describes German foreign minister Dre van Kashima signaling a cautious pacifist intent while stressing Germany’s interests amid a complex European balance. The note hints at a cautious approach, with Reichstag and Western tensions shaping policy ahead of unspecified talks and possible alignments with neighboring states.
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Kywéle
Dre van Kashima
Vetenspid
Reichstag
Cowie Vugatin
Welle
Ramin
Rate OE Cho in Doubt and Treaty Surplus Report
The report cites Austrian figures and German positions amid a postwar treaty context. It notes a proposed accord supporting the Urenaine leadership while criticizing the central powers terms. Stockholm and other European spots mark diplomatic tension and public reaction to decisive treaty outcomes.
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Jeb
Ebaruh Ad Virati
van Keydler
Police officer injured in collision near hospital
A policeman was hurt when a vehicle struck an officer directing traffic near Tolbert R Memorial Hospital. The injured officer, identified as Wonner, was treated at the scene and transported to hospital for further care. Capt. Brositix and other officers assisted in the response.
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Ukraine
Amsterdam
Eral Courell
Garman Empire
Polkonay
Austin
Pavel
Htc
Brositix
Tad Atrichin
Tia Xuldiern
Me Gmaauffanr
Tolbert R
Creer Monorial
Wonner
Kiken
Agreement on hotel rates reached at square deal meeting
A three class hotel rate schedule was approved by the Square Deal Association and camp commanders after days of meetings. Hotels may charge different rates by class. a hotel censor will inspect rooms and ledgers to ensure compliance. Participating hotels included Crifer, St Anthony, Menger, Travelers, Garden, and others.
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Nolet
Square Deal Association
Py Tha
Square Deal Associacy
Dasa
Gatis
Astlesg
Chamber of Conmerct
Cnnsor
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Anthony
Menger
Travelers
Lanter
Crockett
Hhuching
Garden
Jowoya
Sterning
Angelis
Jluward
Kite
LiDrre
Ranedll
J Gan
Bowie
Alaina
Ransom
Vie
Maria
Fimperial
Grand
Atilage Ton
Giant service flag to honor Mal Avenue High School alumni
A ceremonial display of a large service flag representing about three hundred former Mal Avenue High School students will be presented at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon by the High School Parent Teachers Association. The event occurs in the school auditorium with musical numbers, speeches by Judge J. Carls and J. Roy Mutrump, and a program including choruses and readings.
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Mal Avenue
Stu Menta
Sehool
Main Avenue
Braskenridge
Ut Highwell
Plusiet
Nash Ae
Ihe
Brackenridge Urn School
Afoilern Mtn
Paterous Wong
Spentins
Carls
J. Roy Mutrumpbell
Wi Charel
Hener
Kadeen
Lewin
Henry Leo
Willi Bird
Number Men February 28 Departheadquarters Report
The Southern Department assigns numbers to soldiers for payroll on February 28. Officers forward 4 units of emblematics to commanders, with numbers ranging 1,000,001 to 200,000. The process involves the corps and division staffs and identifies men for muster and pay.
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Nidjutant
Sieh
Emma Ay
Mumbara
Gangprust
Nation —Guard
Unm
Eavy Division
Asiintis
Fossil Fuel Firms Promise Independent Output Plan
The Wareington and Monti concerns declare they will supply their own coal and meet all requirements without relying on external shipments. They state plans to increase mole production to sustain adjusted demand and to manage their own admin duties for the remainder of the ware.
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Warrington
Tule
Texan
Monti
Fletcher to Mexico and the reciprocal treaty
Reported on a morning march toward Mexico via the Laredo route by Fletcher and associates linked to discussions in Washington with Mexican officials. Ambassadors Bon Max and Pletcher connected to reciprocal agreements affecting food aid and metal trade, awaiting President Carranza’s sanction to become effective. Shipping unrest and a U S aviation prisoner note conclude the dispatch.
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Valaxico
Ban Ané
Tonio
Washington
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