Teuton Troops Prepare to Oppose Poles in Poland Crisis
Von Hindenburg concentrates army at Posen to block a Polish invasion while Ludendorff's successor warns Berlin of seizure if orders fail. Utahns in France report feeding starving populations as cabinet changes spark a new crisis. Hish Up flees to Switzerland.
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Berlin
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Poland
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Childless War Wives Alarm England and Divorces Debate
The article notes an estimated 100,000 childless war wives in England and discusses Divorce Law Reform Union efforts and Bishop Welldon’s view that easing divorce may erode homes and harm children. It also reports on unrest in Europe with German moves in Posen and Berlin political tremors signaling potential crises and resignations.
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Welldon
England
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Bishop Welldon
Church of England
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Locate Wilson Combat Headline in Ganng Forces Ground
Army announces pants league of nations May reached in advance by grow out of 35 divisions Mercy work.
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GANNG
League of Nations
London Welcomes Wilson Amid Elaborate City Preparations
President Wilson's visit to London prompts a festive display with decorations along routes from Charing Cross to Buckingham Palace. The royal guards, guard of honor, and ceremonial carriage lead the president and Mrs. Wilson through a packed schedule including a town hall reception and a luncheon in his honor. Secretary Lansing and Colonel Flamé are expected to accompany the party.
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England
Norrow
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Palnes
Eliquel
Gant
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Miexter
Carliste
Wie Town Hall
Wie Town Hall, Resmmining Them As Gests of the Jord“mayor and Kaly Mayerees
Lansing
B. M. Flamé
Perulia
Wilson plans and talks shape postwar world order
Paris reports outline Wilsons push for a league of nations and US role in food and peace efforts. Hoover to lead relief and discuss councils on food questions with entente nations as groundwork for future cooperation. Tokyo note mentions French order for pyro technic flags for peace centenary celebrations.
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Tomarcan
England
Wilson
United State
Herbert
Hoover
United States
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MiHeover
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League of Nations
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Entenia
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Sorbonne
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William _Jennings Bryan
Great Britain
Germany
Berlin
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Premir Orlando
Farelen
Sun
Oxden
Union Sonning
Nallray and Depot Company
Commanders named as American combat divisions in Prine Germany
The War Department lists stationing of thirty five combat divisions and six depot divisions in Prine Germany and Luxembourg as of November 28. Officers commanding divisions include Major Generals McGlachin Nowze Taassiter Nicotes Fy Flagler Cromsgl etc. Locations cover Canach Madernach Nemien Luxemburg Hayanges Longuyon Ancerriter Buvecin Montigly Corbie Hudience Bourbonne les Bain Lemans Troyan Lerauville Tromboy Gastraasebke Lemans St. Nag Baynpleoure Marville Deniccehen Marbache St Aiguan Leman St Nag etc. Depot commands noted at St Aiguan and Le Mans with various dates and numbers.
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Germany
Tuxemburg
Noves 28
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War Department
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Robbert L. Nowze
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Charles J. Nicotes
Clement A. Fy Flagler
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Cromsgl
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Ron
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Par
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Luscot
Nemien
Luxemburg
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Ancerriter
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Hudience
Bourbonne-l es-Bain
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Tromboy
Gastraasebke
Meredith
Lee
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Vacheranville
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Baynpleoure
Marville
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Marbache
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Duxenl Etter
Ex-Emperor to Hold Christmas Eve Service in Amerongen
Dec 23 London reports that ex-emperor William II plans a modest Christmas Eve service in Amerongen after cancelling an elaborate chapel ceremony. The event will be led by Pastor Ernst von Peschler, with Count van Bentinck hosting and various supporters attending, amid ongoing tensions over German notices to the United States.
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London
Daily Express
Amsterdam
Ernst von Peasler
Berlin
Borin
Herman Uiasiona
Bavaria in distress forces factory shutdowns
In Munich on December 23 workers employing more than ten people are ordered to shut down from December 23 to January 2 to collect coal pay. Wages and terms are unsettled as workers receive a portion of their earnings during the layoff, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Munich
Arrival of President Wilson in Tendon Triggers Public Welcome
Report notes President Wilson arrives in Tendon on a public holiday promising a large gathering to greet the royal and presidential party. Distance from the station to the palace complicates viewing for many, with plans to hold a public reception at the Guild Hall on Saturday offering a better chance to see the procession.
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London
Wilson
Tendon
Jeter
President Wilson to Visit London for Conferences
President Wilson will travel from Tome to London arriving January 3 for official conferences with American organizations and British officials. Diplomats expect precedence at the state banquet with foreign ministers and ambassadors, while the delegation includes Pershing and House among others at a reception and dinner hosted by Earl of Derby.
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Womindity
Tollawa
London
Nini Dassadars
Havas—Preai
Dent
Ie Earl of Derby
Dritieh Ambascador
Count Romanones
Vittoria Orlando
Baron Sonning
John J. Pershing
David Henderson
British Air Council
W. 5. Benson
E. M. House
E. M. House. Many Prominent Fgurenum Petitientift
Derby
Kanay
Yank Airmens Dogood Work
A wartime report cites Major General Harbord detailing American air power against Germany. Destruction numbers include 364 enemy planes and 7 balloons confirmed, with American losses of 422 killed, 103 wounded, 200 missing, and 21 prisoners.
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Feant
Ale Ray
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Rei Army
Toni Strenett
Jelusive
Czecho-Slovak President Takes Oath of Office
The Czecho-Slovak republic's President Masaryk took the oath of office in Prague, pledging to uphold the republic and its people. The piece notes the French army units and air service training figures as context for international support and defense.
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Volomia
G. Masaryk
Tha Dot
Pak
Pramise
Cer'cho-Mlovik Repubse
Une Republic
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Air Service
France
Germany Must Atone Before League Membership
The Matin reports on the proposed three stage process for forming a league of nations. First allied governments define principles including armed forces limits and compulsory arbitration. Second, enemy powers, notably Germany, must adhere to these principles before peace terms are discussed. A universal conference would later settle postwar relations, with neutrals admitted and Germany obliged to pay reparations before full league membership. A police association appeals meeting is also noted.
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Germany
Enienta Coubitles
League of Nations
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