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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1918

Page

2

President Wilson Plans London Visit and Diplomacy

President Wilson plans a London trip with aims to press for a quick pre conference settlement. He will not discuss business in England and intends to return to Paris for congressional commitments. Mrs. Wilson toured a hospital for blind veterans and received souvenirs as she observed soldier handiwork. Soviets in German territories under British control were ordered to stop political activity and evacuate public buildings by the British governor at Cologne.

Wilson London Times Trenton New Jersey Jim Washington Paris L’humanite Today Premier Clemenceau Clemenceau Amsterdam Cologn

Mustard Ointment Claims To Relieve Rheumatism

An old advertisement touts a white mustard ointment that supposedly loosens stiff joints and eases pain. It markets as a superior remedy promising comfort and rapid relief, urging readers to obtain a jar from nearby sellers.

Lodge Fights for Peace Terms and Navy Policy

Senator Lodge outlines peace goals and warns against a broad league of nations. He argues for imperial unity with allies, cautions on German demilitarization tactics, and questions the president’s naval buildup and economic barrier plans while insisting on Russia’s restoration and a strong U S navy to match Britain.

Lodge Germany France United States Russia Vladivostok Ukraine Wilson Great Britain Senate Daniels House Naval Affairs Committee England Badger League of Nations Senator Lodge Cuba

Pankhurst Predicts Big Coalition Win in Britain

In London on December 21 Christobal Pankhurst, famed suffragist and House candidate, forecast a large coalition majority after the December 28 vote. She blamed the labor party for reducing the majority and warned of opposition from liberal, Bolshevik, and Sinn Feiner elements. She suggested Premier Lloyd George may call another general election to purge enemies of Britain.

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Lake Forest teen to inherit Gates fortune from probate

Fortune poised to pass to Miss Rorella Angell age fifteen of Lake Forest Illinois upon probate of aunt Mrs John W Gates will. The heiress to receive about 15 million dollars while currently staying in New York with her parents.

Rorella Angell Lake Forest Ill John W. Gates Miss Angell New York

Nine Priests Ordained in Montreal by Archbishop Bruchess

Nine American priests were ordained at St James Cathedral Montreal by Archbishop Bruchess. They are graduates of Grand Seminary and will sing their first masses Sunday. The new priests include Gaston Garrett Woonsocket R I Edward Leacy Bernard J McMahon Normand Meunier James Reddon Providence R I Edward Nadeau Wilfred Ouillettes Portland Me George Murphy Worcester Mass and Harry Wilcox Ogdensburg N Y.

Montreal St. James Cathedral Bruchess Grand Seminary Gaston Garrett Woonsocket R. I Edward Leacy Bernard J. McMahon Normand Meunier James Reddon Providence Edward Nadeau Wilfred Ouilette Portland George Murphy Worcester Mass Harry Wilcox Ogdensburg N. Y

British Extend Occupation to Dusseldorf from Cologne

A Cologne dispatch reports British troops in Prussia have widened their occupation from Cologne to Dusseldorf. Dusseldorf lies 21 miles northwest of Cologne, per today’s Gazette quotation.

Amsterdam Prussia Cologne Dusseldorf

Happenings in This Reef 25 Years Ago Dec 21 1893

The wind blew a gale all day yesterday. Tramps exceed any previous influx. new arrivals appear of tougher classes. Wood replaces coal as fuel. women and men carry kindlings. Skating on moonlit nights. river is fine for gathering cream. Iron Moulders' Union plans a New Year social in Rocky Hill. Grippe and sickness from down-river towns. John G. Palmer to report at G A R meeting. Mansfield Post aids old veterans. Rainfall this year 50 inches vs 38 in 1892. Sugar sold at thirty pounds for $1. J J Morse fills ice house. Meech couple sails to Bermuda for spring. Harley Hedges wed yesterday. will return after honey moon. Trains crowded with holiday buyers. streets busy. Chancellor Ebert faces expected resignation in Germany amid Berlin council clash.

Iron Moulders’ Union Shipman’s Hall Rocky Hill Grippe ii John G. Palmer Mansfield Post J. J. Morse East Berlin

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