Wilson Visits War Front Theatre at Chateau Thierry and Rheims
President Wilson, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and a small party, toured battlefront ruins from Chateau Thierry to Rheims, viewing destroyed villages, bombed cathedrals, and defaced vineyards. He called the scenes beyond words and spoke of France’s devastation as he traveled amid snow and shell holes, ending with a return to Paris.
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Rheims
Paris
Pesident
Wilaan
Chateau Thierry
Rheins
Atu Guint
Wilson
Toombat
Shane
Ewirling Stowatorth
Smu
Levine
Viete
Amedenit
Strategie Valley
Col
Ealicant M. Warren
Adaet
Willy Va
Stan
Wik
Wingadion
Mr. Wilko
Wits
Americus Lee
Witton
Jenenst
Chava
Wiki
Htheldas
Jong Janes
Treaeles
Fanuranin
Rwadelde
Fie
Kholns Ty
Inn
Komen
Varin
Jibura
Tnt
Tie
Urdr Crone Cauteeny
Ceage
Walkon
Malik
Iquil
Wal
Centurion
Howe
Capwcinis
Weather chaos floods early week with cool, windy trend
Turbulent weather dominates reports with cooler air from the west and sharp temperature swings across regions. Winds strengthen as systems move through, bringing changes that forecasters say may include rain and unsteady conditions through midweek.
Peace Conference Terms For Germany Ready By April
The peace conference aims to prepare German terms by April with decisions on colonial administration withdrawal and conscription abolition. Delegates from the big powers will form commissions to draft settlement details while the German delegates may return to Paris in April for finalization. Britain France and the United States weigh plans for German armament limits and colonial reorganization as talks continue.
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Paris
Dun
Gesop
Foreign Office
Council of Towns
Ising
Renee
Goran
S'ronelt
Lurie
Lowdon Daily Mail
Wii Mock
Mtom
Haley
France
Britain
Genat Teitnsig
Jane
Wenis
Belin
Calan
Alpmnes
Lake Victoria
Dellingytation
Portugal
Aarley Demands Rangers Work Investigated Bill to End Force
A bill seeks to halt a force associated with the Rangers while Aarley calls for an official investigation into the Rangers work. Lawmakers consider the measure amid ongoing scrutiny and calls for accountability from constituents.
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Aarley
Rangers
Return of Captain Tobin Sparks West Point Rumor
A damaged report notes Captain Tobin returning to West Point amid conjecture on the aerial program and army aviation. Dispatches recount his recall from duty, with charges against ranger activities prompting calls for a full House inquiry into related affairs and broader military reforms.
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Tobin
West Point
Carl Folgay
United States
Vic Ins
Washington
Mvj Press
Tobia Jrith
Sinut
Peer Reenliol
Austin
Tex
Senate
WD. Suiter
Vobin Adixevowa
Mood County
BDL
Pins
Jawerva
Packers Warn Laws Could Wreck Meat Packing Industry
Washington January 24 Edyard Morris of Chicago president of ats & Co told the Howse Tutorstate Commerce Committee that pending government regulation could drive the meat packing industry toward railroad-style control and raise prices for consumers. He warned moves to curb consolidation and set rules may reduce competition and harm the industry’s future.
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Washington, D. C
Edyard Morris
Chcago
Ats & Co
Howse Tutorstate Commerce Committee
Seplaratin Uy
Brent
Wyte
Hhe
Federal Cende Commission
Mar
Murray
Lee
Emelyck
Mongis
Minvis & Co
Morris
Veale Commission
Cie
Commission
War Department orders deny freedom to conscripts, protests erupt
Fragmented wartime report describes Kenvemworth area objectors and mass induction plans. Soldiers protest delays and pay issues while the War Department prepares proclamations in Washington. Readers learn about civilian roles, group dismissals, and debate over induction enforcement amid broader prohibition policies.
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Kenvemworth Kan
Dan
War Department
Aera
Smut
Russian Peace Conference Seen Delayed by Soviet Opposition
A wartime dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Vozhnyin warned the Bolsheviks will not attend a meeting unless invited by the Allies. France's Stephen P. Whelan weighed options as the conference faces divisions over representation and postwar treaty terms. The piece notes U.S. influence, potential delays, and probable debates over policing and security in a multinational effort.
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Faris
Dan
Xineaseil Ee
Wehiteheriu
Missin
Pends
Vie Ulshaviki Xuvern
Tts
Holsheviki
Vommlayinney
Wiluins
Stephen Wehan
Habil
Eiprema Geunell
Princas Uslaals
Bolshevist
United States
Ameri
Antarvontian
Angelina
Russia
Oman
Ibs Covanizatione
Demobilization Drive Aims To Slash US Troops In One Month
Washington officials urged rapid demobilization of American forces abroad with a plan to return about 300,000 men monthly. General Murrah said 104,000 troops had already come home, and the goal is a 500,000 strong standing army reduced to 500,000 or fewer while overseas personnel are repatriated within six months. The report notes ongoing debates on postwar occupation forces and medical and training steps for returning soldiers.
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Jamea EH. Tavley
House
Ile
J.E. Canntes
Cameron County
Behudy
Thesmera
Bary Milly
Dat Ins
Utter
Hovan Fridiey
Ranger Furey 9
Mae
Akilley
Ughies
Sagatron
Chen
Rita
Ronealer Miller
Avis County
Houston
Mexicu
CONAS
Comite
Vantaa
Moses
Ionas
Penteaien
Roger Seared
Thepiventation
Bea
Nalay
Payor
Iin
Tacuoy al Hik
Conran
Harry Hertaberg
Bexar County
Mousten
Austin
Benitor
RLM
Sailory
Yba
Passud
Hare
Alo Nassoud
Lew Stuit
Senate
Joe Marrow
Abullah
Washington
DB. C
United States
Murveh
Hoon
Jon Ima
Tres Marel
Hue
Hou
Marshal Fesh
Amer Hohe Tutto
Plang
Cuateral March
Soo
UNU Ds
Wisluninyer Expmet
Haya Baen
Silent Wilson
Tea
Divehaven
Hedingth
Vivien
Linn
Boli Mets
Mint
Georges Crom
Acton Devel Sol
The
Stud
Ford Wd
Marth
Leveson
Malivenamee
Ele
Wil
New Train Service Opens Amid Rail Schedule Drama
A fragmented report outlines a new rail service connecting Pare, Vienne, Jongue, Warsaw and Bulla peste Nese with three branches toward Vitonn and Crncoyy. Officials claim the line will improve regional travel once procedures are finalized, though exact timetables remain uncertain.
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Whesen
Leger
Minister Is Arrested Marmy Jig Row 7 Br
County officials raided the pulpit of a marti church during an evening sermon and arrested minister Taylor amid influenza related violations. The service was interrupted and the departure renamed as the incident unfolded with officials present and a tense aftermath.
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Taylor
Tuwich
Noy
Beirne
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