Viscount Grey Defends Greece Policy In Historic Statement
London dispatch reports Viscount Grey, British foreign secretary, defends the landing of Allied troops at Saloniki as lawful under guarantees to Greece. He argues Belgium’s neutrality was violated by Germany in 1914 and asserts Britain and allies acted with Greek approval, citing treaties and the Greek government’s stance. The statement addresses legality, German aggression, and the political context behind the Saloniki operation.
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London
Viscount Grey
Greece
Belgium
Galeniki
Liege
Bdelxium
Germany
Great Britain
France
Tussia
William
Denmark
George
Cbal
Constantine
Serbia
BI. Venizelos
Aussia
Salonikd
Galoniki
Skouloudis
M. Skouloudis
Fort Rupel
Aebura
Christmas tree to grace City and County building event
The City Federation of Women's Clubs plans a symbolic Christmas tree on the west side of the City and County building on Sunday evening December 11. Dr. Ernest A. Smith and George A. Eaton assist. other participants include Evelyn Reilly, J. J. Coombs, Hugh W. Dougall, J. F. Christiansen and L. Christensen. Mounted trumpeters and the cadet band will lead from Booth Temple and Main streets to the building grounds for Mayor Ferry to speak and a community singing of Come All Ye Faithful and America.
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Salt Lake
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Cily and County
Ernest A. Smith
George A. Eaton
Evelyn Reilly
J. J. Coombs
Hugh W. Dougall
J. F. Christensen
L. Christensen
Monument
Booth Temple
Main Streets
Bo'clonk
W. Stont Ferry
Radioo!enildeen
America
Labor to Back Rail Legislation With Arbitration Plan
Washington Dec The labor movement in talks with the four railway brotherhoods seeks a compulsory arbitration framework to handle strikes. Samuel Gompers affirms organized labor opposes compulsion while supporting a plan that could remove arbitration from railroad legislation if approved by Congress and President Wilson.
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Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Congress
Pew Ellis
Intratate Commerce Commision
Jeadere
Tolek
Another Victim of Price Wreck Claims Helper Man
An eastbound extra freight train collided with Sunnyside local No. 134 in Price yards. Tony Albo of Helper died yesterday, raising the death toll to three after Tony Verdl and W A Wallacs died at the moment of impact. Wallace and Verdl were dead at the scene. Albo died of injuries later at Price. Six others were injured, five transported to Patt Taky. Funeral services were held for Wallace in Price and Verdl’s service was planned for Helper.
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Ealt Lake
Tony Albo
Helper
Sunnyside Local
Dener & Rio Grande Railroad
Price
Tony Verdt
W. A. Wallacs
Tippe
Alba
Ted Cloward
Wallace
Verdl
Albo
Patt
Blockade of Greece opens amid troop movements
The report notes Greece beginning a blockade at 3 o clock Friday morning and British officers ordered to board the Greek trans Atlantic liner King Constantine. The government says troop movements have ceased in response to yesterday’s demand for explanation. Ten thousand black laborers are recruited in South Africa for European service. The Western Federation of Miners seeks to rename itself. In Ireland fruit growers threaten to quit if ware prices do not rise.
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Athens
Thureday
London
Der
Greece
Constantine
Entente
South Africa
Serevica
Europe
Aee
Prisoners Taken as Teutons Advance in Eastern Front
Paris reports German and Austro German forces pressing into eastern Wallachia and Moldavia with 15,000 prisoners and 26 guns captured as Romanian troops retreat toward the Danube. Russians claim local offensives in the Carpathians and Dnieper area paused. Serbians fend off German Bulgarian assaults near Monastir and Struma.
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Paris
Dac
Dufault
Wallachia
von Mackenson
Trno
Danube
Tebernavaio
Trotus
Qithe
Dobrudja
Bucharest
von Mackensen
Predeal
Alichanz Pastes
Carpathians
Petrograd
Jaromnikets
Riga
Herlin
Strurina
Troota
Monastir
Berlin
British warn of suspected raider off Scottish coast
British naval authorities warned of a suspicious vessel intercepted December 2 off Scotland’s southwest coast. Mistaken for the Dutch steamer Gamma, the ship was allowed to proceed while its identity remained undetermined. Admiralty suspects a hostile raider may carry mines. details describe a 1209 ton black hull ship, no Dutch flag, sailing westward, possibly a raider. A later warning records another possible Gamma sighting near Kirkwall.
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Jlallfas
Entente al- Hed
Scotland
Gamma
Te Tng
Gamay
Kirkwall
Admiralty Officlala
Ifaho
Bunda
Ollown
Weasel
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