Entente to Press Heavy Demands for Peace Terms
London reports the Entente plans a long reply to Germany outlining demands to restore prewar status. Key points include evacuation of occupied territories in France, Belgium, Luxembourg. transfer of Alsace Lorraine to France. creation of a Polish state. and partitioning or reallocation of Austrian lands to Italy and others. The note also calls for German democratization, naval indemnities, and control over shipping, with sanctions on future war. Turkey’s reply mirrors Germany and Austria, while other European powers discuss peacetime implications.
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Swiss President Schulthess Defends Neutral Stance
In Paris on December 28 President Schulthess of Switzerland explained the country’s role in peace efforts in an interview with Signor Quattel. He said Switzerland did not initiate President Wilson’s note and that the federal council only sought to learn America’s intent while receiving a copy of the note. He noted Switzerland will not interfere with beligerent states and emphasized a duty to inform neutral powers amid ongoing evacuations and internment evidence.
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Labor Problems After the War in U S Convention
Columbus O Det 29 Our national sociological and economic societies wrap final sessions at Ohio State University. They discuss postwar issues in Europe and labor, with experts from American Economic Association American Sociological Society American Statistical Association and American Society for Labor Legislation. George E Roberts warns of gold transfers to Europe and labor shortages in the United States.
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Tariff Commission To Be Announced
Washington December 33 Announcement of the members of the tariff commission will be made by President Wilton as soon as word. Received from Professor Frank W Taussig of Harvard whether he will accept one of the places. Bank safe blown up Shera Texas December 22 Five robbers blew open the safe of the Haner man State bank at Hegermen and escaped in an automobile with 5000 dollars.
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Women urge remedial laws in Latin and Illinois sessions
Washington reports General Carranza’s request to modify the protocol on U S troop withdrawal from Mexico. Secretary Lane and American and Mexican commission members weigh an answer ahead of a possible early next week session. Chicago delegates press laws to curb illegitimacy and reform marriage and paternal naming rules.
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Progressive party loses ballot access in New York
New York Dec. 29. Progresaries fail to poll required votes in recent elections to place their ticket on the ballot. Progressive headquarters statewide and city offices are closed. George N. Perkins, chairman of the security committee, says there is no longer a Progressive organization in the state.
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Festivities in full swing as coronation nears in Budapest
Crowds fill Budapest as king Charles is welcomed amid rain and pageantry. Windows rent for as much as 5000 crowns, one case 21000 crowns paid. Diplomatic gift delivered to the king, then returned to parliament with his signature. Coronation ceremony set for Saturday morning with joint sessions in royal halls.
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Wilson Agrees To Bond Issuance For Treasury Deficit
Washington December 29 President Wilson tentatively agrees with administration leaders in Congress to issue bonds to cover part of the treasury deficit for the fiscal year ending June 30 1918 estimated at about 18000000. Secretary McAdoo and the president are also planning additional revenue measures to reduce the deficit. The outstanding debt to June 30 last amounted to 1761255000 exclusive of other bonds. The plan involves using Panama bonds left by prior acts of Congress to finance emergency expenditures including the Mexican situation.
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Teutons Open Inportant Offensive Along Moldavia Frontier
Berlin reports a major Teuton offensive along the western Moldavian frontier with hopes to outflank the Danube region. German forces claim advances from Wallachia toward Bralla and Rimath Barat, with continued pressure on Dobrudja and the Danube bridgeheads. Paris and Berlin exchanges note heavy fighting near Verdun and along the Meuse, with significant prisoner gains and artillery actions.
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