Kaiser in Diary Seeks Peace Image vs War Burden
A German exiled Kaiser releases a manuscript titled A Comparative Historical Tabulation From 1884 to the Outbreak of the War in 1914. He pleads innocence, blames opponents, and omits mediation efforts, linking U.S. growth to his own narrative while criticizing Grey and British diplomacy.
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KAISER
LEAGUE
LONDON
PARIS
Washington Post
New York Herald
Berlin
Germany
Doorn
Rainer
Grey
deigna
Sir Edward Grey
William
heala
Quotations From Kaiser's Diary On War Blame
Excerpts from the Kaiser diary discuss German attempts to absolve blame for the war and tensions with England. It covers German plans to ally with Russia, Belgian concerns, and wartime mobilizations in July 1914 including France, Russia, and Britain reacting to escalating conflicts.
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Germany
England
crear
Japan
Witte
league of nations
Bjorkoe
Kronberg
Hardinge
France
London
Brussels
Sir Edward Grey
Russia
Edward Grey
Grey
Sasonoff
George Buchanan
St. Petersburg
Portland
George Ohnet
European
Kovno
Sukomlinoff
Edward Greytella Lichnowaky
Pothier admits he killed Maj Cronkhite at Camp Lewis
Roland R. Pothier of Central Falls formerly an Army sergeant today admitted killing Maj Alexander P. Cronkhite at Camp Lewis Washington on October 25 1918. He pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter before a Federal commissioner. Cronkhite was shot during pistol practice in view of soldiers. an army court had ruled the death accidental. Pothier was arrested in Providence Rhode Island after discharge in 1919 amid a larger inquiry into the case.
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Associated Press
Roland R. Pother
Central Falls
anrmy
Alexander P. Cronkhite
Adelbert Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Washington
Cronkhite
Maj. Cronkhite
somes
Bras
Cronkwhite
France
Pothier
Department of Justice
Auburn
New Haven
Webh
Roland R. Pothier
Incident Reopened After Pothier Confession
In a confession attributed to Pothier, authorities reopened the incident they had believed closed, signaling a renewed investigation or inquiry. Further details were not provided in the brief excerpt.
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Pothier
Witnesses to Maj Cronkbite Death At Camp Lewin
Army board hearings at Camp Lewin Wisconsin reviewed Maj Cronkbite’s death after former sergeant Roland B. Pothier claimed the major was killed by an accidental self inflicted wound during revolver practice. DOJ said testimony from witnesses continues as a later probe unfolds.
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Maj. Cronkbite
Camp Lewin
Wagh
Roland BR. Pothier
Providence
R. L
Department of Justice
army board
Pothier
Viviani Leaves France for U S Mission to Washington
Rene Viviani former French premier sails from Cherbourg aboard La Lorraine to undertake a U S mission. He was received at Paris city hall where he spoke asserting France will not seek imperial dreams, and met President Millerand before departing amid large public interest.
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Associated Press
Rene Viviani
Washington
France
Sr. Viviant
Millerand
foreign office
Paris
America
Cabreras Lead Mexican Uprising Sparks Revolution Plot
Dispatches from Las Noticias in Mexico City report Luis Cabrera and Alfonso Cabrera with Ignacio Bonilla forming a Mexican uprising, backing 8 million pesos to finance rebel mountainside activity in Puebla. They reportedly aim to elevate Luis Cabrera to president as Gen Gabriel aids money flow.
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Tex
Associated
Prees
Las Noticias
Mexico City
Mexico
Luis Cabrera
Carransa
Alfonso Cabrera
Egnacio Boniilan
United States
Puebla
Gabriel
Lule Cabrera
Harding Holds Firm on Panama Policy and Hert Declines Post
The Washington Post reports President Harding backs a firm Panama position after Panamanian President Porras appeals for justice and boundary accord. A. T. Hert of Kentucky declines a foreign post and a role on a legislative commission to reorganize administration. Hert remains active on the national committee as Carter and other appointees are discussed.
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A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Foreign Post
HARRY N. PRICE
The
Washington Post Co
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perasen
cable Bram
Porras
Panama
Harding
Costa Rica
State Department
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United States
White House
Washington
Peralta
Loubet
Republic of Panama
WARREN G. HARDING
Hert
national committee
war
navy
commerce
legislative commission
WARREN G, HARDING
Herl
Louisvile, Ky
George Carter
joint committee on printing
publc
Carter
Capitol Hill
Oscar Ricketts
H. C. Haynes
Ohio
government printing office
Milo Shanks
Elmira
Lodge to Lead Senate Steering Committee in New Congress
In a reorganized plan to strengthen leadership, Senator Lodge will chair the Senate steering committee, with Curtis on the panel, linking Senate power closely to the White House and coordinating with the House. The move aims to expedite domestic and tariff legislation, while joint sessions with the House seek unified action on budget and tax measures.
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Washington Prat Oo
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Senate
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House of Representatives
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McCumber
committee on committees
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House
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France
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Kellogg
McCormick
La Follette
renator Lodge
committee on foreign relations
Curtlett
houses
Senator Lodge
Mondell
Ambush and threats amid Dublin unrest during Irish crisis
A Chronicle-style report describes a dawn ambush near Kinsale with multiple deaths and arrests, plus patrol clashes near Fermoy and Dungarvan. The American consul Fred Dumont faces harassment and a tense search as Dublin becomes heavily militarised with armored cars and patrols amid Sinn Fein tensions.
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Oregon
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Brooklyn
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