Berlin denounces armistice to justify new attack
Report states that lgdendorff pressured Berlin to denounce the Slav armistice as a pretext for a fresh assault. It notes Bolshevist leaders possibly regaining influence and threatens to derail plans to end the war in the West. The dispatch also mentions famine risk without grain from Ukraine and summarizes outcomes of the Homburg conference and a dispute with the Foreign Office.
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Lgdendorff
Berlin
West
Ukraine
Homburg
Foreign Office
von Kuhlmann
Russia
Roumania
Ory
Trotzky
McClure
Iper & Brow
Great Britain
Hutchinson
London Times
Spain
Messrs Seix and Bartel
Italy
Fratekt Treves
Canada
Australia
France
Belgium
Holland
Scandinavian Countries
West Ludendorff Drives for Eastern Front Split Over Russian Policy
The piece outlines a bitter 1917-18 struggle between Ludendorff and the Bern and Vienna governments over Bolshevik policy and Brest-Litovsk terms. It cites Foreign Ministers Kuhlmann and Czernin as vying to influence Trotzky and Lemne, while Ludendorff seeks a quick eastern settlement to reinforce the western front for future spring drives. It notes Hindenburg’s influence leading to the Homburg conference and Ludendorff’s push for troop and gun redeployments.
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Ludendorff
Bern
Vienna
Brest-Lstous
Kuhlmann
Czernin
Lemne
Trotzky
Germany
Hindenburg
Kower
Homburg
Homburg Conference Influences Eastern Front 1918
General Erich Ludendorff recounts a February 12 1918 Homburg conference with Kaiser officials and allied leaders. The talks pressed for an armistice with Russia, warned of Bolshevik strength, and stressed securing Ukraine for grain and war support while preparing a sharp blow to bolshevik forces to avert a renewed eastern front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesk
German War Aims and Armistice Denunciation Plans
A fragmented wartime narrative outlines German strategic aims to push Bolsheviks from Petrograd to Narva and secure positions along the Gulf of Finland. It discusses armistice denouncement, East Front operations, Livonia and Estonia aid, leadership views, and Franco-British responses, with references to Clemenceau, Lloyd George, andAmerican hopes.
National Community Chorus To Be Dedicated At Trinity Church
The National Community Chorus will be dedicated to Washington tonight at Trinity Community Church as 1,200 names scroll is presented to District commissioners. Lieut Hollis Wdison Dalvenny will present the scroll and Gen G M Lord will introduce Commissioner Brownlow who will accept on behalf of the people. Miss Florence King notes the chorus reflects Washington’s political and advertising strength. The program includes Christmas carols with performers from 2 New York and 13. Edward Hart Paige and Edward O’Brien, both 13, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the killing of Gardiner O’Hall. They were sentenced to state prison for 20 to life. They were employed by Hull and killed him to rob his shop.
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National Community Chorus
Florence King
Chinease
National Womans Association of Commerce
Washington
United States
New York
Der
Edward Hart Paige
Edward O’brien
Gardiner O' Hall
Fulton Street
Talley
Hull
Asia
Eiven
Uramia
Russia
Binet
Sieses
Canada
York
The Knife and Fork Brigade Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
A former dyspeptic extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promising relief from indigestion. The ad claims tablets aid digestion, preventing sour stomach after meals and reducing party supper anxiety. Available in drug stores across United States and Canada.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Reds Threaten Asia with a World Campaign
Special correspondent William T. Ell argues Western powers erred by backing Kolchak and Denikin, risking mass appeal of Bolshevism in Asia. He warns illiterate, traditional societies could embrace radicalism, and notes Bolshevik influence spreading from Turkestan to Persia, India, Mongolia and the Caucasus, provoking Turkish caution and regional instability.
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Occidentale
Europe
America
Asia
Turkestan
Caucasus
Noah Dowh
mid-Asia
Caucauus
Lenine
Tathkend
Tiflis
Ruggia
Persia
Afghantia
Mongolia
North Caucasus Republic
Kuban Republic
Georgian Republic
Armenian Republic
Azerbaijan Republic
Eyean
Publishers Cut Newsprint Use Annotation Urges 10 Percent Cut
Fleming Newbold, chair of the Maryland Virginia Delaware and District of Columbia newsprint service committee, warned a shortage shows less than three days supply for U.S. papers. The Newsprint Service Bureau in New York told the American Newspaper Publishers Association to immediate 10 percent cut in consumption to ease the crisis.
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Anglication
Fleming Newbold
Newsprint Service Committee
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Newsprint Service Bureau
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Newspapers to cut newsprint usage under wartime rules
The United States urges a minimum ten percent drop in average newsprint consumption as many papers may suspend publication. The association requests strict adherence to War Industries Board conservation regulations and calls for economy in paper use across all newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Association
War Industries Board For
Tall man with brown hair tries short change at store
A report to headquarters describes a tall slim man with Beautiful brown hair attempting a ten dollar short change scam. He enters a shop, buys a small item, pays with a large bill, and asks for smaller change along with returning the larger note, leaving the till short by about fifty dollars in many cases.
Pensions Paid Break Records in Federal Roll
The annual pension report shows a record 222,129,259.270 dollars paid to 11,624,427 pensioners this year, while Ohio led with 60,902 pensioners drawing 21,182,326.04 dollars. Net removals were 32,149 with 965 additions.
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Commissioner of Pension
Ohio
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Payer
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Trinity Community Church
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Knife and Fork Brigade
Turkey
William T. Ell
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Barrow
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Agia
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