Wilson and Clemenceau Clash Over Allied Policy
British dispatch reports sharp differences between Clemenceau and Wilson as the Allies debate acceptance of Wilson's Fourteen Points. Paris commentary warns allied unity may erode if Britain and the United States diverge on armistice terms and postwar aims. President Wilson plans a frontier arrival in Italy and a formal Rome visit with King Victor Emmanuel II.
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France and United States Seek Common Ground on Peace Talks
French officials express belief that Premier Clemenceau and Allied positions will align with American goals as peace terms are refined. President Poincare greets Americans via AP and says Wilson will guide the postwar agenda with France ready to work beside the United States for a brighter future.
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Italian Forces Stand Ready to Move on Munich
Berlin reports indicate large Welsh troops near Innsbruck in Austria ready to move against Munich if Bolshevism breaks out in South Germany. Allied plans suggest occupation of the region by Welsh forces contingent on the crisis.
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Relief at Trieste and Vienna Crises Highlight Europe Food Gap
A coded dispatch from Washington reports that Allied and American officials warned of severe food shortages in Vienna and Bucharest as rail disruptions and border changes threaten supplies. The note cites Belgrade, Bern, and Rome as hubs coordinating aid while urging immediate relief measures to avert famine and Bolshevik fears.
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Troop Ships Grounded and Rescue Under Way
Wounded and sick troops aboard the Northern Pacific and other vessels are rescued after grounding near Fire Island and at Delaware River approaches. Coast Guard crews, destroyers, tugs, and hospital ships assist with wounded and transport to relief ships as officials report conditions and evacuation progress.
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Bolsheviki Loot Swiss Legations in Petrograd
Reuters dispatch from Geneva reports Bolsheviki forces in Petrograd looted the Swiss legation in retaliation for expulsions of their representatives. The Norwegian legation was also looted where Swiss archives and funds had been moved. Loss pegged at 230,000,000 francs.
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Americans Reopen Kadish Front In Baltic Theater Push
American and Allied forces recaptured Kadish on the Northern Russian front, pushing two miles south toward Velogda amid heavy fighting. Canadian artillery backed the advance, with American flanking parties and howitzers deployed in winter conditions, while Bolshevik defenses used blockhouses and entrenched positions along the Emprise river. The Onega column reached Gogati and prepared to consolidate gains as winter lines firm up.
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Masters of Posen Clash as Pogroms Erupt
Polish forces reputedly control Posen amid street fighting between German and Polish troops. Reports claim German officers were disarmed and shot after court martial, with pogroms Sunday leaving Jews killed, wounded, and the synagogue destroyed.
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Japan's Peace Policy Aims Open Door in Far East
Baron Nobuki Makino of the Japanese peace commission arrived with 9 secretaries and attaches, traveling from San Francisco on a special train to Paris for the peace conference. He said peace and open doors in the Far East would be the keynote of Japan's policy, shaping the agenda at the conference. The party totals 24 members proceeding across the continent to join the Paris talks.
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Propaganda Denies Rent for Front Trenches by U.S. Forces
Captain Andre Tardie of the Franco American mission flatly denies rumors that American troops were charged rent for trenches or ferries behind the front. He cites French and Allied cooperation with U.S. units, noting hospitals schools and public buildings were provided gratis, while indemnities are handled under American law with the Tours staff bureau.
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Two Great Fleets Planned For Navy By Next Summer
Secretary Daniels told the house naval committee that the navy would split into Atlantic and Pacific fleets by next summer. He said bases at New London San Diego and Key West will guard ports while major yards at Panama canal Hawaii Mare Island and Puget Sound handle ships. Aviation spending focus shifts to experiments with a proposed 25 million dollar appropriation.
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Commission to probe German Austrian food situation
A commission charged with investigating the food situation in German Austria has departed for Vienna to conduct inquiries and gather information on current supply conditions and prices.
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Influenza Epidemic Reemerges in Phoenix Numbers Rise
A fresh outbreak of influenza reports 117 new cases in 72 hours in Phoenix. After three weeks of easing restrictions, schools may close again as city and county boards meet. Eleven teachers have fallen ill since schools reopened.
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Riga Panic as Bolsheviks Reach Close Front
Riga trembles as Bolshevik forces near the city with residents fleeing. Berlin reports the Russian fleet plans to depart Kronstadt and join British forces in the Baltic as battleships and cruisers maneuver toward Estonia and Lithuania.
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Switzerland Telegrams Protest Over Russian Travel Block
Jan de Swiss government telegraphed a strong protest to the Soviet government regarding preventing the departure of the artistry. The note states Switzerland condemns the action and seeks resolution through diplomatic channels. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between Switzerland and Soviet Russia.
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Five Die as Polish Reds Clash With Warstatus Troops
Warsaw dispatch reports Bolshevik sympathizers marching on Hotel Bruh demanding six agents release. Polish troops fire into the crowd wounding and killing five amid broader reports of German blame for rioting in Posen and renewed fighting near Lemberg with heavy artillery.
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Protest Against Polish Occupation of Vilma City
Pierre S Klimont heads the Lithuanian Nationalia of the United States which sent a protest to the allied government. He says the proposed Polish occupation of Vilma is a pretext to invade Lithuania and annex it to Poland and would curb Bolsheviks.
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