German Press Declares Wilson Terms Unacceptable
German and Austrian newspapers react to President Wilson's peace terms with strong opposition. The Dusseldorf Nachrichten argues the proposals are utterly unacceptable and block any chance for peace talks with America or the Entente. Vienna papers call the conditions possible only if Germany is completely defeated and deem the terms too humiliating to consider.
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Teutons adopt new submarine warfare methods
A London report describes German submarine developments as of January. The cruiser submarine design is heavier and more adaptable, carrying multiple torpedo launches and heavy guns. Analysts note greater independence and longer endurance, with several weeks of operational range.
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Italians Drive Teutons From Cavauxuechurina Front
Italian headquarters report a trench fighting victory on the Northern Italian front near Cavauxuechurina. Teutons retreat after heavy losses from Italian artillery as clashes in the Meave Mine area and Sile River continue with limited engagement. The avoidance of major actions persists as both sides show restraint. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! SEND IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NUGGET NOW.
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Germany in Danger of Collapse Warned by Berlin Correspondent
A Der Tijds correspondent warns Germany faces governmental collapse due to rising socialist influence and unrest. He notes Socialist demands for annexations and indemnities erode public support, pressuring the government despite Italian military gains and ongoing peace talks.
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Bolshevik Building A New Army In Russia
London dispatch reports Bolshevik forces forming a small internal army to aid restoration of stable government and suppress disorders. Trotsky confirms plan to create troops to control the internal situation.
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Germany Withdraws Peace Terms From Brest Litovsk Talks
Berlin dispatches report that Germany has informed the Bolsheviks at Brest Litovsk that the peace terms proposed by the German emissaries at the Broet Litovek conference have been withdrawn. Foreign Secretary von Kuhlmann personally conveyed the withdrawal to the Russian negotiators.
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Submittals Explore Russian Opposition and Teuton Interests
The text discusses representatives submitting points on reasons for action, noting likely opposition by Russians to Teutons preserving control of captured territory. It suggests an intention to craft new proposals or explanations in increasingly moderate terms.
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Bostock Animals and Charlie Chaplin Tonight
Mutual masterpicture Stanley's Close Call leads the program with the famous Bostock animals A Vogue comedy with Walter Hiers and Louise Bates as the fun makers A repeater Charlie Chaplin in The Cure rounds out a bill for all ages Tonight at the Dr
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Social Dance at Sons of the North Hall Saturday Night
A social dance will be held at the Sons of the North Hall on Saturday January twelfth at nine o'clock p m Everyone is invited and a good time is guaranteed Committee five oclock p m daily hot rolls and bread at Arctic Bakery
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Suffrage Amendment Resolution Passes Lower House
The lower house approves a suffrage amendment sending the Susan B Anthony proposal to the states. The roll stands 274 to 86 with 36 voting against and delays noted. final ratification by the Senate expected later today as supporters push toward nationwide approval.
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German Woman Spy Arrested in Hanford California
A woman of apparently German parentage, Ehairet Gulstorf, was secretly arrested in Hanford California on suspicion of spying for Germany. Officers found two seditious letters mentioning Fort Grant Oregon and the Presidio San Francisco and referring to military works and maps. She is being held pending investigation of her movements.
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Senate Military Committee presses Baker on war prep views
Washington January 11 Senators from both parties clashed with Secretary of War Baker as they cross examined his testimony on national war preparations. Baker defended adequacy of war supplies, while several lawmakers argued his statements mislead the country about current conditions. Senator Weeks led among the dissenters challenging the optimism.
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Secretary’s Statement on People Now in New State
An official behind the scenes remarks that clarify the current status of the populace within the newly formed state. The statement outlines governance plans, committee roles, and anticipated policy directions affecting residents and local institutions.
Gill charges another frame up
Associated Press reports Seattle January 11 byline claims Gill accuses the State Board of Bar Examiners of political manipulation over alleged misconduct by city officials He charges the board made its decision before evidence was submitted and vows to run for re election despite the controversy and calls for appeal before March election.
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