Austro Germans Repulse Italian Attacks on Monte Pertica
Berlin reports repeated Italian counter attacks against Monte Pertica were repulsed. Since December, Teutons have taken about 9,000 prisoners between the Brenta and Piave rivers. Paris notes moderate artillery activity with no infantry actions. Russian troops volunteer to serve with the American Army in France. Reports discuss Bolshevik and Ukrainian tensions, Don Cossacks, and various fronts with fighting along the Italian northern front and Western Front raids.
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Berlin
Monte Pertica
Teutons
Brenta
Piave
Paris
French War Office
Tance
Marseilles
Moscow
Port Palay
Manchuria
Yall
Ihence
Petrograd
Bolsheviket
Ukrane
Kale
Rada Axik Wa
Odessa
Ukranian
Rada
Constitutional Democrats
Rostov
Reatov-on-the-Don
Bolsheviks
Kabanes
London
Civil Atrife
Don
Monte Omipia
Plava
Weaters
Ukrane Rada Denies Order On Troop Crossing To Fight Kaledines
Petrograd dispatch reports the Ukrane Rada denies permitting Bolshevik troops to pass through Ukrane to aid General Kaledines in suppressing the Kaledines revolt. Bolshevik authorities in Petrograd may issue an ultimatum within 48 hours demanding a clear Ukrainian stance.
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Katedines
Petrograd
Rada
Ukrane
Council of Feople
Lie Boleovski
Balcheviki
Tada
Kiev
Podolia
Mhark Ov
Ekaterioslav
Kherson
London
Kaledines
Ubrane
Cane
Refinal Ine Rada
Congress of Workmen's
Gelegates
Santa Claus 10 Aid in Halifax
An American Santa Claus must provide toys for hundreds of blind and crippled children in Halifax hospitals as stock runs out. Officials estimate up to 1000 affected, many are young and will miss gifts. Ameryicans are urged to help amid shortages.
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Halifax
Santa Clas
Focal
Ameryicang
Wonders of Vast U S Camp in France Described By Writer
Paris dispatch notes Paul Ginisty describes a vast American aviation training camp in central France. Begun in September under 2506 officers and men, the camp trains fully for flight deployment. progress records are kept from first night to aerobatic flights. Australians also praised for effective air work against enemy forces.
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U. S
France
Paris
Paul Ginisty
America
Experi
Ile
London
Drilish Army Air Airvice
Peace talks move toward BrestLitovsk amid Russian turmoil
London dispatches report officials say peace negotiations between Russia and the central powers are advancing. Kuehlmann and Czernin travel to Brest-Litovsk as bolstering moves and internal upheaval loom. Ensuing reports cite Bolshevik actions in Petrograd and Finland, with death penalties reintroduced and troops redeployed. Washington notes no progress updates from Moscow or Berlin and mentions arbitration talks in the Pacific Northwest.
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London
Russia
Dren Thachad
Dnyportinege
Qpnna ‘i Greeretar Te Asie Sioreatigheaan
Ela Tyleister
Dyekt-Lilovek
Berlin
Reichalag
Allica
Petrograd
Presa
Venting
Russiana
Shelpallen
Washington
Unlsheviks
Poland to be independent and other peace terms hinted
Washington reports outline by German diplomacy proposing Alsace Lorraine to Germany with German control, Poland to become independent under Austrian suzerainty, and territorial changes affecting Romania Serbia and Montenegro. Disarmament and freedom of the press to be managed by allied powers. uncertainty remains if peace feeler or propaganda.
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Washington
Kniecr
Saare
Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
Sorbiy
Rumania
France
Black Ach
Tronata
Poland
Neas
Netice
Conterance
Romania
Serbia
Monteners
Varkey
Serious condition in New England prompts federal action
Washington reports a critical condition in New England as fuel supplies tighten. J J Storrow, regional fuel administrator, and Governor McCall of Massachusetts warned that public utilities and manufacturing plans will be forced to close if shipments fail to increase. The administration aims to avert energy shortages by expanding supply lines.
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Washington
New Hingland
J. J. Storrow
New England
McCall
Musgachunetts
Plante
Lloyd George reviews war on land and sea
In Parliament Lloyd George discusses naval and land campaigns, noting sinking of submarines and reduced merchant tonnage, along with Russia’s collapse and Palestine resistance. He urges greater Britain sacrifices next year, cites Italy's reserves, and flags American entry as a major future factor. He outlines food shortages, manpower plans, and aims to humble German power through Allied cooperation.
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Wondon
House of Capminns
David Lloyd
George
Belteh
Wintiter
Marein
Lloyd -George
Garwang
Germana
Premmier Loyd George
Ahinping
Palestine
Jernoylem
Ig Galas
Great Beltaln
Great Britain
House of Commons
Hal+ land
Denmark
Lloyd Georgs
Germany
Austria
T Ales
Americans Die in France and Britain Casualties Rise
Reports from General Porsling list several American deaths in France including Wagoner Leonard Sargent Private James N Gravells and Private Clarence W Manchester with dates and causes such as cerebro spinal meningitis measles and pneumonia. British casualty figures for the week ending today total 17 976 officers and men with 1039 wounded or missing and 13 426 listed as other. A note mentions labor union formation amid land difficulties in Portland and Germany.
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Warhington
Porsling
Wagoner Léonard Sargent
Field Artillery
Monales
Bedford
Tid
James N. Gravells
East Fitchburg
Maas
Clarence W. Manchester
Luther Charles
Manchester
Fort Cragg
Cal
Milton S. Marks
Pneumonia
Weel Lyon
Mase
Sriiiah
Lontion
Francis J. Henry Disclosures in FTC Probe on Packers
Washington report on the federal trade commission inquiry into high living costs. Francis J. Heney led testimony detailing a complex scheme involving Chicago packers, stockyards, and railroads, claiming profits and moves west to restrain competition. Letters between stockholders outlined plans to form a new packer controlled company and guarantee high returns, revealing ties to western expansion and potential monopolistic control.
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Washington
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Francis 3. Heney
J. Ogden Armour
Stork
Finiding Corporation
Forimer Ty
Western Railroads
Heay
Chicago Junction Railways
Union Stock Yards Company
Kansas City
E. V. R. ‘Thayer
Chase National Bank of New York
Ganl
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Lavende
Passchendaele
Ukraine
Ukraie
M. V. Judaon
England
Ukrane Rada
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Santa Claus
Lafayette
Det
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LaFollette
Paul
Mne
Bryan
Peace Darley
Dr. von Kuehlmann
Count Czernin
Brest-Litovsk
Tauimerforn
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Finland
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Tacoma
Sivent Car
Kaiser
Lloyd-George
Promion
International Council
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Drudin
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Cues Dar
Portland
Ora
Cooks
As- Germany
Francis J. Henry
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