Wilson Opens Path for Austria to Talk Peace
In a congress speech President Wilson signals readiness to foster Austrian talks for settlement as unrest grows across the central empire. He asserts that any settlement must rest on elemental justice and that peoples and provinces are not to be treated as chattel, with populations of territories to be considered.
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Wilson
Austria
Central Empire
Lve
Carl Eau
Umelia
Congress
Prune
England
Gsi
Usernin
Altria
Unsted
Address Holds Out Hope for Settlement In War Time
A fragmented dispatch notes that America seeks a settlement but insists war causes must be removed before peace. Count Hertling is referenced as a proposed basis, while the文本 acknowledges past proposals and ongoing doubt about a
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America
Hertling
Basis of Future Negotiations Laid Down by Chief Executive
Fragmented text discusses future negotiations, sovereignty, and peace terms. References to leaders, Allied powers, and a German–Allied context. Mentions President Johnson style rhetoric, official addresses, and calls for a just settlement considering nations and borders.
German Papers Praise Sinking of AIF Tuscania
German press hails the sinking of the AIF Tuscania as a gratifying blow and predicts further such challenges. Zietung quotes Baker and officials forecasting more assaults and noting Allied resolve amid a war of attrition.
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AIF
Tuscania
Zietung
Baker
German Drive Delayed Weeks as Troops Held in Reserve
A battered dispatch from a military correspondent notes German troop movements stalled by uncertain conditions. Franco British forces remain tactically superior in firepower and numbers, while Allied planners anticipate limited troop transfers to the Western front.
Demobilize Russia Army Declared by Trotaky
Brest-Litovsk dispatches report that Russia has definitely withdrawn from the war. The claim rests on statements by Trotaky amid the demobilization push and wartime postures in Eastern Europe.
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Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Trotaky
End of War In Sight If Allies Stand On Wilsonian Program
Germans and Austrians grow angry at provisions at home and losses at the front. The mood begins shifting as they listen for signals that the war may end if the Allies adhere to Wilsonian aims and terms.
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Germany
Austria
Min
Reuser
Ims
Qapyright
Uy Catted Preesy
Zurich
Swiverland
Fey
Bull Owe
Uruk
Avielons
Wilson
Wineerd
Junkers
Alles
Cata ¢Lin
Goa
Bonovabie
Toassee
Australians bring back 28 Germans after raid
Australians return 28 Germans captured during a Belgian patrol shelling of a German garrison. The raid involved Australian forces and Belgian positions near Meysines. Details remain obscure due to the garbled source text.
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London
Marshal Taleo
Three Fourths of Finland in Hands of White Guards
Reported by Dada Press from Copenhagen with dateline February 11 mentions three fourths of Finland under White Guards control and Red Guards in retreat. Wounded and missing officers listed include Thomas J. Crown and others. Washington dispatches note General Speaking remarks and ongoing conflict developments.
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Finland
Dada Press
Copenhagen
Feb. L
Fintwad Tm Uuiv
Randa
Watts Guards
Tanay Shevikt Red Guards
Corry and Erie Stand Fast in Gas Fight Despite Warren Move
The Corry and Erie cities vow to stick with the gas dispute against Pennsylvania Gas Company despite Warren Council signs of wavering. A special meeting was held to plan strategy, with legal representatives and engineers authorized to cooperate on an agreement. Citizens anticipate continued protests and possible rate challenges as hearings proceed and investigations scrutinize alleged company practices.
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Erie and
Corry
Warren Council
Fria
Pennsylvania
Warren
Feliull
Warren Couneil
Shen
Imat
Wim
Tose
Berview
Gmiacim
Theen Aya
Pennsylvania Cus Company
Shaw
Tide
Toute
Tieir
Alexandre
Tas
Age
Ate 'Gas Company
Eisch
Daver Fa
Warran
Paani Warren
Wuersh
Tore Council
Turk
Iran
Tne
Infermaiton
Euiowe
Tnis
Tagen Corry
Cork
Leo
Pavel
War news analysis with Germany’s stance and Allied response
A wrapped dispatch discusses Germany's position in the war, Allied reactions, and potential outcomes. It notes food shortages, civilian unrest, and pressures on the Junkers while outlining expected German strategies and the Allies' diplomatic maneuvers to end the conflict.
United States Writes Eight Billion Dollars in Insurance
A fragmented report claims eight billion dollars in insurance related to a wartime defense program. It cites Merle Ingram of Prat City and references German threats, troop movements, and a theater project linked to a machine company. The piece mentions soldiers, casualties, and wartime funding amid vague dates and places.
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United States
Ingram
Prat
Riahema
Wether
Kelly
Barsau
Sereheny
Mathea Sumter
Uae
Gollan
Healing World Theatre
Roe
Niga
Jamestown Man Hangs Self in Bedroich Despondent Tone
Jamestown man, despondent, died by hanging in bedroich on February 11. Neighbors recall he spoke of deep discouragement and a possible motive tied to hardship. He is survived by two family members and several friends in Jamestown and nearby Willow and Michael.
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Hs Saltattor Hincald
Eifemd
Comentecton
Becase, Laurie and Realya
Waiton
Rew
Vomdeenthathee
Willow
Michael
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