10 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
1
Petrograd reports state Uktaine and Russia have joined Hemidy in negotiations with Germany. A united front will be shown by all delegates to Teutons as talks proceed in neutral territory.
Foreign Minister Trotsky asserts Russia rejected czarist rule not for Kaiserism. Reports describe Soviet delegates at wartime talks, with Ukraine and Hungary seeking recognition of new governments. Conference discussed peace negotiations and a united front on critical issues, including abstaining from concessions to aggressors.
A fragmented report details proposed construction plans and a legal notice about a 10 030 foot Severin Glade project. The text references municipal proceedings, a jail option, forgeries case, and political commentary surrounding a Woman Suffrage vote, with several names and places obscured in the OCR.
Report notes a suffrage vote discussion with remarks from Representative Baker and staunch suffrage leaders. The debate covered amendments and proposed increases in support, reflecting a pivotal moment in the campaign as allies rally around the measure.
Unkad Pree Wweehington reports that Vatican officials interpret Pope Pius XII’s stance as favoring prolonged war over early peace. Cable dispatches say they fear Britain and France seek a broader program, while the Central Powers resist peace terms and might demand a longer struggle.
A separate peace pact was signed between Russia and Bulgaria as announced from Sofia. The Brest telegraph notes that the war will halt and full diplomatic ties will resume. Bulgarian Premier Mafotolotr proposed the accord, marking a shift toward ending hostilities.
The piece cites a World War I-era debate on mobilization. Kenyon argues the U.S. must focus on ships and aircraft, while foreseeing a vast yet unsettled project to mobilize manpower. It notes nine months earlier troop numbers and the current stark increases in officers and enlisted men.
United Press dispatch reports health conditions in camps improving quickly as clothing shortages near solution. Army officials cite mobilization, available arms, and plans to expand supply chains to sustain wartime needs, with emphasis on civilian support and national mobilization efforts.
Hotel Bien indicates that they will present their applications for liquor license to the court with the last filing day set for February 16. None submitted to date. The piece notes confusion and potential changes around license holders, court actions, and possible adjustments or exemptions under investigation.
An item recounts foster parents who adopted twenty two children across years including war era relocations and farm work. It notes their commitment, family dynamics, and the roles each child played in labor and care, highlighting resilience and community ties amid historical upheavals. The passage also briefly mentions adult reflections on civil war era hardships and the impact on their blended family over time.
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