Venizelos Presses Greece Claims At League Meeting
Paris February 3 reports say Venizelos urged Greece claim Epirus Thrace and Constantinople with Dardanelles access. He suggested possible Turkish capital status under international supervision if the League forms. Lansing elected head of the War Responsibility Committee. French and British delegates outlined reparations and dominion recognition.
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Lansing
Teschen
Dominions
M. Venizelos
Epirus
Constantinople
Vilayet
Greece
Dardanelles
Society of Nationa
Robert Lansing
Committee On
Foreign Office
Lensing
Andre ‘Tardieu
Peace Conference Communiques Reported From Paris
Paris February 3 official text of the supreme council communique describes leaders from the United States Britain and France meeting with Greek and Czecho Slovak representatives at the Quai d Orsay to discuss Greece and the society of nations. It notes a forthcoming hearing by the Czecho Slovak delegates and a 830 p m meeting at the Hotel de Crillon to compare views on procedure and progress.
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United States
Wilson
Col. House
Mr. Miller
Great Britain
Robert Cecil
Gen. Smuts
France
Leon Bourgeois
Ferdinand Lamaude
Italy
Premier Orlando
Japan
Baron Chirda
Belgium
Serbia
Brazil
Portugal
China
League
Orlando
Framie Venizelos
Greece
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Venizelos
Nicholas Politis
Epirus
Thrace
Dardanells
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Council
Quai d'Orsay
M. Venizelos
Commission On A Society of Nations
Hotel de Critlon
Society of Nations
Dominions
Teschen
Pme Setate
Acheme
Senate
Medical Trains Salvage Plans Shaped by War Front
George Rothwell Brown argues for returning millions in American medical equipment from France after World War I. He praises hospital trains bought in England, notes Red Cross denial, and urges Congress to salvage and repatriate every dollar’s worth to fund future preparedness.
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George Rothwell Brown
Washington Post
France
Clearing Committee
Paris
Congress
Allien
England
Bragiey
Gen. Bradley
Red Cross
Thaina
Engilah
Wergy
A. BE. F
Atlantic
United States
Beat
Bolshevik activity and Kolchak pledge amid crisis
Dispatches report Bolshevik forces capture Windau on the Baltic coast and patrols near Sredmakrenga. In Omsk, Kolchak condemns armistice terms while pledging to work for restoration and eventual self-government, with reconstituted supreme court ceremonies and a push to crush Bolshevism. Georgia declines the Princes Islands conference invitation, citing independence.
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Omsk
Associated Press
Kungur
Perm
Ekaterinburg
Kolchak
Weanescay
Van
Princes Islands
Admiral Kolchak
Rydela
Supreme Court
Peter the Great
Nicholas III
Alexander
Paris
Georgia
trans-Caucasia
Han De-Elined
Tha
Pringea Islands
Finland
Rugaig
Hospital Trains Enable Rapid WWI Frontline Evacuations
The American medical corps under Col Wadhams and Gen Horn Moseley organized hospital trains and evacuation points at Chaumont to move wounded from the Argonne front. About 175 000 casualties were handled between Sept 26 and late autumn, with 190 000 battle casualties among them, keeping front hospitals clear and delivering wounded to base hospitals, some to Bordeaux within 36 hours. Hospital trains and streams of evacuations supported base hospital capacity, aided by Idulity and Chaumont logistics.
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Menteal Corpe
Simaller
Battle
iLine
Esch
Vilters-Cottereta
Cat Chaumont
t-vari_ous
Waverp
Bordeaux
President Wilson Text Barrages Navy Bill Power Fight
Wilson cable to Rep Padgett threatens that failure to support a large naval buildup would ruin negotiations. Congress orders disclosure of the message as House and Senate clash over a $700,000,000 four year shipbuilding plan tied to Paris peace aims. Public outcry and secrecy fuel a heated battle on funding and foreign policy risks.
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Padgett
House Naval Committee
Quee
Wilson
Coptricht
Washington Post Co
Tennessee
Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
United States
America
Nak
Naval Committee
House
Patel
Senate
Paris
Agreements on Ocean Freights Reach Accord in Talks
New York February 3 The Shipping Board and British ministry reached a consensus after conferences on ocean freight rate cuts. A. de Mortte, director of operations at the board, denied reports of forced terms and said the reductions reflect necessary tariff policy.
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Shipping Board
British Ministry
New York
Hner
United States Shipping Board
A. Oe
Morte
Opernijane Tree Board
Police close on Chinese triple murder suspects
Investigators move toward formal charges as a suspect known as the arch slayer may be captured with possible accomplices. Detective Kelly returns from New York with Wan and another man. Police keep silent on arrests while probing forged check linked to the Wong case and a broader Tong war connection.
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Edward Kelly
New York
Wan
Metropolis
Washington
Kelly
Maj
Pullman
Geant
Theodore
T. Wong
C. B. Hsie
Ben Sen Wu
Maj. Puumaen
Mission
Kalorama
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Klotz
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Fiaghem Ctieetralian
M. Vanderheuvel
Honda
Brussels
Adachi
Berne
Morrow
Rome
Haron Mayor Des Pilanches
Bureau of Immigration
Peace Conference
Baron
Austrian Silesia
Duchy of
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Poland
Cosech
Slovakia
U. S
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Courland City and Harbor
Liban
Tregs
Amsterdam
Eibau
Courtana
Baltia Bea
Rolanevyk
Omak
Bolsheviaga
Varius
Bolsheviks
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Arma
Capitol
Albert W. Fox
Liebknecht and
Rosa Lux
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Ite
Thomas
King
Sterling
Pola Theater
White House
Old Masonic Temple
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Rusale
Karl Liebknecht
Roas Luxembourg
Teadsra
Germany
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Colorado
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Senator Thomas
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Ilinois
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Monster
Polis
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Trotsky
Utah
German-American Alliance
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M. O'Don
Liebknecht
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Saip
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