21 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1918
Page
1
Dispatches report Polish and Ukrainian lines with French troop movements and a warning against foreign interference. France vows to resist only if allied forces arrive with intent to suppress democratic government, amid tense military actions and civilian risks.
The report states that the maximum price for copper will not be renewed and will not be announced to continue pricing. Officials indicate the policy change affects ongoing copper pricing and procurement strategies.
In a brief dispatch the iPreceiated Press Leased Wire reports that five Thanopurt units arrived by daybreak with troops from Frange. Details on origin and mission remain scarce.
Senator lodges defers league of nations vote amid protests over press misrepresentation and a Paris dispatch. Church Federation backs league proposals in a cable to President Wilson as U.S. troops arrive home from France with wounded and departing units for Camp Merritt.
A Department of Justice report details alleged fraud and improprieties in a shipyard project linked to a government contract. It cites secret profits, prepaid materials, and questionable expenditures. Investigators call for further review by the board of state finance and named officials.
Paris dispatch reports Polish forces occupying Danzig and signaling a new Hindenburg line to be established. Telegraphic updates from Berlin describe German efforts to reorganize under Chancellor von Hindenburg with discussions of policy shifts and potential revolts within the German government.
An afternoon announcement noted President 10 will stay four days in Paris to review war arrangements. The King George reception plans were discussed, with the foreign secretary coordinating entertainment and official duties.
A Lettish delegation sent by the state received by Stockholm reports protests over armistice terms. The Lettish government asserts Germany did not agree to certain conditions and accuses the other side of not outlining a clear plan as they depart the country.
Associated Press dispatch from Boston reports an unnamed die cutter averages $220 daily over a four month period. The man received a new machine that boosted output while the base work hours and rates remained unchanged.
Representative Sherley announces that more than sixteen billion dollars in cash appropriations and contract authorizations for war purposes will remain unexpended. Other items include the Food Administration canceling flour milling regulations and price schedules.
The German government issued a fresh appeal for changes to armistice terms and for food. Washington announced receipt of the note but indicated it did not differ from prior messages and was addressed to all governments with the United States as the principal recipient.
Secretary Daniels issues a call to all Navy supporters to join the Red Cross during the Christmas roll call. He asks for broad public backing and emphasizes wartime relief efforts underway during December.
Report describes clashes as troops invade a Berlin congress of soldiers and workers while sailors join the action. It notes interruptions, threats, and a demand to place authority in the Soldiers and Workers Council. Separately German sailors allegedly take control of the navy department amid ministerial resignations and widespread official strikes.
A grand jury in New York indicts Timothy Williams and four officers of the New York Consolidated Railroads on charges of first and second degree murder tied to a deadly subway wreck in early November. John K. Hallocks and company officials face similar counts. The case, set for January 6, follows a city investigation led by Mayor Hylan.
Silk O Loughlin a famed baseball umpire died at his apartment after a brief illness of influenza and pneumonia. The American League and its organization mourn his loss as a colorful figure known for his long strikes and exclamations. Born in Rochester New York he began umpiring in the American League in 1902.
A national conference will be held in Kansas City on January 21 to continue efforts by highway associations nationwide and discuss establishing a unified national highway system.
President Wilson will travel to London after Christmas and visit devastated Northern France before returning to Paris for the inter allied conference. He discusses Italy's claims with Crispi and Sonnino and holds receptions at the Murat residence while allied diplomats greet him with formal and informal talks planned.
The text notes a dedication of appreciation to General Pershing from the American people, honoring his distinguished services and leadership as commander of the armies in the field. A general army order is published as a token of gratitude for the success achieved under his leadership.
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