Allies Soften Demands On Germany In New Note
Paris dispatch says allied note to Germany eases terms to avoid troop occupation and aims for immediate treaty acceptance. It softens surrender of drydocks and merchant marine, offers return of war prisoners, and allows 400000 tons of materials delivery. Allies delay note delivery to prepare militarily and coordinate with London.
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Germany
Scapa Flow
Essen
Ruhr Valley
Frankfort
Urges America to Help Allies in Peace Terms Enforcement
Senator King of Utah introduced a joint resolution authorizing the president to use American military naval and air forces with the allies to enforce Germany's observance of the peace terms. The measure was sent to the foreign relations committee as King cited German bad faith. Senator Thomas pressed how the US could enforce a treaty not yet ratified, prompting Vice President Marshall to interrupt.
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United States
Germany
King
Utah
Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas
Colorado
Marshall
Germany's Noake warns against signing the protocol
German defense minister Gustav Noske says in Berlin interview he will urge Germany to refuse the protocol. He says he cannot speak for the nation but believes the alliance document is a prolongation of war and that Germany should resist despite military weakness.
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London
United Preas
Germany
Gustave Noake
Defens
Berlin
Noake
German stance on British protocol under review in London
London officials believed Germany would not refuse the protocol though war offices and the admiralty prepared the British war machine for immediate action. Agents in Berlin warned that there was no sign of German backing off from defiance amid the tense exchanges.
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London
Anid
Germany
Supreme Council
National Assembly
United Press
War Office
Admiralty
Berlin
Germans Protest After Prisoners Are Announced Freed
Berlin reports a protest note to the interallied naval mission over mistreatment claims of German prisoners. Details center on the Santa Elina incident from Kiel where a prisoner escaped and British sailors fired. The German commander released captured inmates within territorial waters amid fears of forced enlistment in Poland.
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Nerlin
United Press
Kiel
Santa Elina
England
Poland
HUN MONARCHISTS TRY NEW TACK IN GERMANY
United Press reports Dec 4 that monarchist factions failed to spark wide pan German sentiment at Hindenburg demonstrations. Papers ran ads for the Hinmarck fund to support the national volkspartei and boost nationalist feeling. The fund aims to promote pan Germanism through the party.
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Herlin
United Press
Hindenburg
China protests Japan over Foochow clash in Peking note
A second protest from the Peking government over Japan landing forces at Foochow was received by the foreign office. Secretary Matsuoka will travel to Foochow December 12 for a personal investigation. The incident, sparked by clashes between Chinese students and Formosans, risks serious international repercussions.
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Tokyo
Dee. B
United Prems
Peking
Japan
Foochow
Foreign Office
Yosuke Matsuoka
Bureau of Commercial Affairs
The
Matsuoka
China
Poultry Show Highlights and Unusual Animal Tale
In Los Angeles a pure bred poultry show featured five hundred dollar turkeys and dollar apiece birds. A wild item from New York notes Joseph Farrone’s cat had a mange on its tall toe and the judge fined him fifteen dollars for the animal’s condition.
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Angeles
Los Angeles
New York
Joseph Farrone
Centralia Armistice Day Mourning Sparks Nationwide Call
Centralia memorials and Armistice Day services drew speakers Rev H W Thompson and H B F Veness urging Americans to unite against sedition. They linked unrest to foreign-born citizens and recounted the Centralia shootings of four ex-service men, with witnesses detailing ambush origins and crossfire.
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Centralia
H. W. Thompson
H. BF. Veness
American Legion
Seattle
Thompson
U. S
Veness
Avalon Hotel
Legion
Lada
Red Cross
Ballard Students to Present Concert at High School
Marie Siderius Zendt the Amphion soloist and Mrs Zoe Pearl Park will perform in a Ballard High School auditorium concert Wednesday at 8 o clock. Proceeds support the school stage fund under Ballard students auspices.
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Marie Siderius Zendt
Amphion Society
Zoe Pearl Park
Ballard High School
Ballard
Two Hunters Drown After Canoe Capsizes in Puget Sound
Two Bremerton men K. J. Smith and William Carruthers drowned when a hunting canoe capsized in Puget Sound between Blake and Vashon Islands. A Burton steamer passenger alerted followed by rescue attempts failed as both men disappeared in the cold water. Search parties began from Bremerton on Monday to recover the bodies. Both men lived in Bremerton and were navy employees.
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Bremerton
K. J. Smith
William Carruthers
Puget Sound
Blake
Vashon Islands
Otd
Navy
Bureton
Burton
Charles W the Burton
Posure
Smith
Carruthers
Czech Benefit to Honor Local Czechs Held in Seattle
The Seattle branch of the Slovak National Alliance elected Fred Ji Mushon as president and other officers including Jar Slehuik Henry Zahradnik Lad Stepanek A. G. Sulak and Peter. A benefit event for eight local Czechs overseas is planned for December at Fraternal Hall 1511 percent.
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Seattle
Slovak National Alliance of Sunday Night
Fred Ji Mushon
Jar Slehuik
Henry Zahradnik
Urer
Lad Stepanek
Jary
A. G. Sulak
Peter
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Harriet Hellen
Dorise Ferguson
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