Germans Hold Big Army in West Warns Council
Berlin war report notes Marshal Foch warns of German reluctance to demobilize and the danger of Germany matching three men to every two Allied troops. British dispatches cite German delays in surrendering transport and weapons, with calls to tighten armistice terms and deter future resistance.
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Foch
Danier
Germany
League of Nations
Supreme War Council
Technichia
Empire
Ruhr
Essen
France
Communiques From Peace Delegates Report Meetings
Paris based dispatch outlines several official communiques from the supreme war council and League of Nations commission sessions. It notes a 3 to 5:30 pm meeting at the Quai d Orsay reviewing armistice renewal, German staff analysis, and forthcoming Belgian input.
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Commission of the
League of Nations
Hotel Crilon
Committee On Reparation
Gaga
Suffragists Seek Wilson Role in Peace Conference
Paria February 10 A delegation of Associated Powara suffragists will present a resolution to President Wilson asking women be represented at the peace conference. American delegates include Mrs. J Burden Harriman Mrs Julist Barrett Rublee and Mrs Katherine L Davis. French suffrage leaders have previously pressed for representation.
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Paria
Wilson
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Powara
Mre
J. Burden Harriman
Julist Barrett Rublee
Mya
Conference to Get the Plan Before Wilson Goes
Paris dispatch reports the supreme war council discussing German armistice terms and the League of Nations commission nearing a final draft. Officials debate radical safeguards to prevent rearmament while economic measures gain favor in deterring renewed conflict. President Wilson named to issue the call for nations to join the new world body.
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Paris
Supreme War Council
Foch
Council of the Great Powers
League of Nations’ Commission
France
M Klotz
Tomor- Tor
Society of, Nations
Special Commission
Wilson
Permanent
International Court of Justice
United States
Jasua
Society of Nations
United
Germany
Peace Council May Quit Paris and Press Obstruction
Paris peace conference debates abrupt removal to a neutral seat as French press and officials face criticism. Delegates fear obstructive coverage hinders talks while mood at Paris leans against relaxing wartime terms and risking German recovery amid Bolshevik concerns.
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Paris
Paria
Fourteen Ships Run Cargoes In German Prize Case
Feb 10 report from Annovintha Prenna Lention details a prize case describing the most extensive organized effort to supply the exposed. Fourteen ships clear in the operation, with American, Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish registers. Crown attorney accuses Neumonds of falsifying bills of lading and acting as agents of the German government to ship cargoes to captors and to Germany via Denmark.
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Neumond
New York
Frankfort
Germany
Denmar
Neimonds
British Modify Embargo on American Goods
London reports the British port restriction board has altered the embargo on American products, delaying reimposition to March 1 and permitting American boots and shoes up to 25 percent of 1912 import levels. The move undermines the joint conference between importers and British manufacturers seeking a compromise acceptable to the government.
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London
Ond
Treasury plans broadened liberty bonds bill aims reach ten billion
Secretary Glass urged Congress to boost liberty bonds authorized to ten billion and allow him to set interest rates and terms. He sought permission for up to ten billion in five year treasury notes and a one year postwar loan program via the War Finance Corporation to aid exports. A draft bill outlines tax, sinking fund, and conversion provisions to support war debt retirement and postwar finance.
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Ways and Means
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Psyatie
Enyox
Treas
Ifyerty Honda
Wan Confesses Slaying Trio At Chinese Mission
Wan yuanled confession claims he killed Wu after Dr Wong and Hale were slain at the Chinese Educational Mission house 2023 Kalorama road on January 25. He states robbery over a forged $5,000 check motive and exonerates his brother Wan in the murders. inquest to resume this afternoon with possible verdict tonight.
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Grant
Wan
ZS. Wan
B. S Wu
T. T Wong
G. H. Hate
Kalorama Road
Maj
Raymond W. Pullman
Maj.Pullman
de J. Ramsay Nevitt
Wll
Jerst Wan
W. T. Wan
United States
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Riggs National Bank
Van
Wen
Thin Thin
Clifford Grant
Sergt
Guy
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