Prominence Fever Pushes U S to Paris Peace Talks
A flood of groups from suffragists to the Chamber of Commerce press President Wilson for a U S business mission to Paris The aim is to secure seats at the peace conference and press the riders to ensure American influence in the eventual agreement The note cites a potential 14 000 clergy and police round at Versailles as a showing of opposition or concern.
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Charister of Contineges
United States
Peace Congress
Hroers A. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerci O
Wilson
Bssithg
Paris
Verrailles
Holt Hen
Jamindon
Toray
Colonel House
Gabon
Ehip
Freie
Great Britain
Orlanda
Wolsan
Jade
Washington
Roosevelt Challenged Over World War Ideals
A debate erupts over whether American soldiers fought for Wilsonian fourteen points and true justice. The narrator rejects Roosevelt’s view and defends the soldiers’ aims, asserting the troops acted for principled sacrifice and justice in a wartime context.
What the Germans Thought Interview Reveals Old War Views
An Associate Press interview with Crown Prince Frederick William discusses Germany's war posture after the August onset, noting misreads of Allied strength and a shifted momentum at critical battles. The prince asserts key German errors and reflects on the early war period, with contemporaneous U.S. media reacting to headline claims.
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Presa
Frederick Wilikan
The
Martane
Crown Prince blamed for Verdun defeat and German war aims
A historical critique argues Crown Prince was instrumental in Verdun failure while Ludendorff and Hindenburg are scrutinized for Germany’s strategic mistakes. It notes American troops and hunger as decisive factors, and claims US contribution broke German morale, ending hopes of victory.
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Verdun
Ludendorft
Gersoany
Hindenburg
Oeruida
Ludendorff
Princa
Tore
Rama
Baldendortt
America
Lacinhatanet
Treghatin
Con
Finsly
Ciilans
Yim Ho
Auraiia
He Wis
Hee Americus
Lidendorft
Chateau Thiery
Spa
Hagendovny
Views on Banking and Government Control of Utilities
Analyzed editorial arguing against government takeover of public utilities and a broader push to nationalize merchant shipping. Cites recent moves toward government-owned railroads and ships, warning such actions threaten private enterprise and the nation’s economic independence. urges reader rebuke to perceived statism and protection of individual enterprise.
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Henry Claws
International Mercantile Marine Company
United States
Prdiwth
Wilsons Address Praised by London Newspapers
London papers comment on Wilsons address to the American congress, praising his stance on international justice and urging patience with his fourteen points. Editorials note varying angles, some questioning speed and feasibility, while others defend the peace framework and rally purpose.
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London
Mert
Wilsoy
Mireddent
Morning Post
Uwener
Moen
Democratic leaders weigh speaker ship and committee pacts
A confidential Utah letter from Democratic officials proposes plans for choosing a presiding officer and appointing key committees as the state legislature nears its January 13 session. The missive lists potential speakers allies, outlines a mutual understanding on committee assignments, and urges discreet handling of the talks among party members and proxies.
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Salt Lake
Nfhe
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C.C. Strciards
Johaansen, Jr
Arthur Welling
Michauds
Lopie Wis
Richards
Wei Eral
le Hucumantons
Mr. Richards
C. Tielards
Iain Ata Ti
Salt Lake County
Bauer
Cipan
Eri Iy
Alem
Statesmen Mentioned in Fragmentary Reflection
Fragmentary text mentions leaders and presidents in unclear phrasing. The readable parts hint at political figures and the collectivity of statesmen, without coherent event or date. No verifiable names or actions present to establish a concrete news item.
Open Nostrils Elv's Clear Balm Cure for Cold
An ad style fragment promotes Elv's Clear Balm for nasal congestion relief. It claims open nostrils, easier breathing, and quick soothing of swollen mucous membranes. It urges purchasing the product from a druggist and applying a small amount to the nostrils for instant relief though it ends uncertainly.
President Goes as Opponent to Militarism
Fragmentary report covers presidential travel and naval details, including George Washington carrier movements, troop transport Minnehaha, and reviews of allied conferences. Mentions weather warnings, officers aboard, and preparations for a peace conference with Allied representatives in London.
President Wilson to Lead Large Allied Peace Delegation
The article lists a broad American and allied party accompanying President Wilson aboard the George Washington for European peace talks. It names naval officers, diplomats, medical staff, clerical aides, and military leaders including Rear Admiral Carey Grayson, General Tasker Bliss, Brigadier General Ulricka Ve, and Captain William Pratt, detailing their roles and the ships joining the voyage.
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Big White
Troy
Toy
Himwelt
Stabs Drober
Langing
Denny White
Antimaider
Frage and
Lings
B. M. House
Tasker
Bliss
Wire
France
Withen
HS. Knapp
William V. Pratt
Venson
Souse
Admiryl Knapp
Haiti
San Vomingd
Bralt
Wis
Utz
Admiral Denvon
Newee
Joseph C. Grow
Verlin
Laber
Vienna
Varig
Leland T Marrison
Barint
Philip 2. Pateh
Ty Confidential Agatstant
Gath Willian Leah Hoes
SY. Smith
State Department
Frenenyr Taying
Daniel Brown
Elunéer Miler
EL Mead
Slace Departmeir Bungie of Inquiry
Aluuiy Pesec
Auch
Neless
Childs
Drigoner
William E. Tarte
Wilson
Carey ‘T. Grayson
George Washington
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Eoes Whrowd
Raymond
O. Poxdlek
Europe
Bhe
Lamarraw
Pennsylvania
Henry J. Mayo
Pennsylvanie WI
Atlantic
Abe Cuise
Providenis
Atlantic Hert
Hugh Rodman
Diviserdroads
Mra. Wilson
Carey T. Grayson
Tig Ptdent
Privaician
Grorge Creel
Gilbert %. Cloke
E. Z. Hoc. Or
White Hay
Eatith Hermhurm
Sec
Srice
Ansinz Seeretsey Uaker
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Wreck Exchange
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Rational Gank
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Winser
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Liam Ente
Eno
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Kansas
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George
Martha Washington
United States Navy
F. M. Perkins
John H. Peters
McSauley
David H. Miller
Lieytenant J. Lawson
Gleaves
Cruiser and Transport Service
George Washingston
Sandy Hook
Nantucket
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Mahan
Radford
Breeze
Craven
Dorsey
Robinson
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Tate
Archrite
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