12 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1918
Page
1
Wilson to convene a meeting of party leaders tomorrow with Democratic and Republican chiefs to discuss readjustment of war legislation. First in a series of conferences as the president plans to speak on the issue.
A forthcoming leadership session aims to be more extensive than prior gatherings as the chief executive considers advice and possible adjustments to administration strategy. The plan centers on safeguarding independent counsel amid ongoing deliberations.
The Democratic National Committee executive body reports that four of its state committees voted for the federal woman suffrage amendment with one opposing. The resolution urges action by the Senate and House to ratify the proposal, with support from prominent figures and party leaders.
Washington February 12 The Sino Japanese war situation is outlined in a government dispatch citing German mediation as a potential path to peace. Reports from Amsterdam mention a death and a medical condition with unclear context amid tension in Constantinople and Vienna.
A late war era cable dispatch from Zurich reports Austrian and German leaders facing war weariness while seeking peace terms. The Austrian government weighs concessions, fearing socialism and internal unrest as Hungary contemplates new alliances and uneasy truces strain the alliance. The piece notes troop mobilization, economic strains, and political figures like Caecilia and Tisza amid calls for a stabilized but fragile peace.
Feb. 12 Lewis Jaye Hays chairs the Republican party as backers rally publicly for a strong national leadership. The report notes Will Hays maintains influence, while supporters emphasize a decisive direction and resistance to complacency amid ongoing intra party debates.
Fragmented report from St Louis outlines plans and wartime government actions. It notes Vanderlip’s health driven rest trip to California, a reshuffle of committees, and the new wage board setup amid wartime labor strains.
Fragmentary report describes river conditions and casualties from an ongoing flood. Mentions estimates of deaths and wounded, water levels, and rising pressure from backwater affecting gauges and surrounding towns.
Staff correspondent reports an intense artillery exchange as U S troops occupy a front line area while guns thunder continuously in broad daylight. The scene describes constant fire and the front line being actively engaged with both sides exchanging impacts.
London expresses satisfaction at President Wilson's reply as peace progress shows cautious gains. The News notes contrast with hostile press and highlights favorable reaction from officials and public in Britain.
The Kaiser mocks Russia's withdrawal and praises Hindenburg as the real path to peace. He sent congratulatory messages to leaders including Muupur Marlue and praised the German army as the true guardians of peace.
Washington February 14 trading in freshly killed hens is prohibited by an order attributed to Hoover. The notice warns against the sale or distribution of freshly slaughtered poultry and outlines penalties for violations. It references enforcement actions and underscores public health concerns amid ongoing food safety efforts.
A garbled dispatch from Untes Bresgs Amulertum says Kaiser travels to a spa for rest and a short cure. It mentions personal headquarters at the spa and names Ila and Gertaap Wows in uncertain context.
Opening remarks by Moylareh emphasize a critical stage in the struggle and call for united energy and resources. The king presides as Parliament opens, signaling a decisive phase in national affairs. The statement frames the moment as requiring solidarity and renewed commitment from all sectors.
London dispatch reports King George urging unity and strength to prosecute the war with all vigor. He notes Imperial and dominion support, calls for international peace terms, and warns that earlier guarantees were ignored. The message emphasizes resolve across the Empire and continued bold leadership.
London reports confirm Russian delegates declared the peace talks at Paris had reached a halt. The wireless bulletin states Huera's withdrawal from the war is seen as decisive, with confusion in consular dispatches about the outcome and next steps.
A community farewell to drafted boys is set for Wednesday evening at the headquarters of the local draft board. The event honors volunteers entering military service, with a public demonstration at the post office and a parade led by Warren band and Red Cross volunteers, featuring speeches and a formal display of patriotic support.
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