The Citizen Announces Capital and Washington News Bureaus
The Citizen adds a Washington capital bureau with Frederick Bok as director and a Phoenix capital bureau led by Ralph Rollins. Haskin will cover reconstruction and national features, giving readers free access to a Citizen Information Bureau in Washington and enhanced metropolitan coverage starting 1919.
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Frederick Haskin
Washington
REAL
Ralph Rollins
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Citizen Staff
Capital Bureau
F Phoenin
Cityzen
Alplender
Net
Arizona
Pheoanix
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Riwa
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Rollins
Tucsonian
T Citizen’s Capital Bureau
Haseen
Arica Food
Citizen
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Vtia
Peor Tuccson
Pima County
Haskin
Tucson
Faedio
Citizen Information Bureau
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Wilson calls for concert of power to secure world peace
In London at Guild Hall President Wilson urges a postwar framework based on a single powerful coalition to safeguard peace rather than a balance of power. He praises allied armies and emphasizes universal desire for peaceful, nonconquest outcomes.
Washington Senator Completes Air Flight To Capital
Senator Jones of Washington completed an airplane flight from the national capital with Army aviator Lieutenant Laughg. He will fly back to Washington on Monday.
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Associated) Press
Mineosa
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Jones
Washington
National Capital
Laugg
Irish Republic Proclaimed with Dublin as Capital
Posters in every parish announce the Irish republic has come into being and a Central Sinn Fein council will shortly form in Dublin, calling itself the Irish parliament.
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Associated Prese
Iondon
Ireland
the Express
Sinn Fein
Doublin
Irish Parliament
Lloyd George Triumphs in British Election
London reports show coalitionists leading with 3296 votes to 144 for non coalitions at 4 o clock. By Dec 28 indications point to a strong coalition majority in the new House of Commons with Lloyd George re elected for Carnarvon and Asquith defeated in Fife.
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Associated Press
London
Montreal
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House of Commons
Carnarvon
Wales
Herbert S. Asquith
Liberal Party
Fife
Scotland
Labor
Sinn Fein
Eric Geddes
Cambridge
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T. R. Williams
Albert Stanley
Board of Trade
Asthon-Lyne
T. F. Lister
National Federation of Discharged Soldiers and Sailors
Blackburn
Philip Snowden
Henry Norman
Dean
Liberals
Arthur Henderson
Labor Party
War Cabinet
Eastham
Clem Edwards
Frank Hamlett
Charlotte Despard
Viscount French
Ireland
North Battersea
Richard Morris
Morris
Despard
King George Extends Birthday Wishes to Wilson
In London King George visited President Wilson at 10 oclock in the morning to wish him many happy returns on his sixty second birthday. The event marked Wilsons birthday as he turned sixty two.
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King
Associated Press
London
King George
President Wilson
American transport Turralha arrives with wounded officers
The Turralha reached New York from France with 92 wounded officers and a cargo of explosives. The General Gorgas arrived from Bordeaux with 14 officers 7 enlisted men and 22 civilians, mostly Californians of the 465th artillery brigade, who had just completed training when hostilities stopped.
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New York
Turralha
France
United States
General Gorgas
Bordeaux
Gravesend Bay
Bolshevik Threats Prompt Cleveland Protective League Plan
In Cleveland on December 28 A C Klumph head of the American Protective League said outbreaks by Bolshevik followers and plans to barter women in the streets necessitate continuing the league after Washington disbands it February 1. He noted efforts to retain the organization to prevent Bolshevik influence in the city.
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Cleveland
American Protective League
A.C. Klumph
Washington
Klumph
Favor Automatic Marriage to Solve Children Problem
In Chicago the Sinall Woman's Legislative Congress opened a two day session and endorsed automatic marriage for children born out of wedlock. Sponsors say such marriages would be annulled only by divorce action, while opponents warn of overwhelming divorce court caseload.
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Chicago
Deeds
Sinall Woman's Legislative Congress
Rules for occupied zones issued by American forces
General Pershing announces guidance for inhabitants in areas under U S control in Germany. Citizens must carry ID cards, post resident lists, surrender weapons, and seek permission for gatherings. Alcohol restricted, censorship imposed, and photography restricted. military courts punish harm to U S troops. British forces report arrests in Cologne for noncompliance.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
General Pershing
James W. McAndrew
Pershing
King George Decorates Arabian Prince Feisal in London
King George awarded Prince Feisal, son of the Arab king, the Chain of the Royal Victorian Order in London. The prince, who wore Arab head dress, spoke no English and had distinguished himself in the Palestine campaign.
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London
George
Royal Victorian Order
Prince Feisal
Hedias
Wilson's Guild Hall Speech Text In London
President Wilson speaks at Guild Hall London, praising the end of fighting and urging a new world order. He notes gratefulness for Allied victory, emphasizes that lives were not lost in vain, and calls for settlements to endure with justice. He cites Marshal Joffre and argues for ending the balance of power in favor of a single dominant, cooperative peace.
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Admiral Sims
Asquith
Andrew Bonar Law
Wilson
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Duke of Connaught
Royal Artillery Band
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Italy
French Academy
Marshal Joffre
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