Wilson Plans Early December Trip to Europe
Report outlines President Wilson sailing in December with Paris as a first stop and Versailles talks in view. Delegates led by Lansing, with Baker Houston Hughes and others, discuss Republican and Senate members while noting precedent for a president at peace talks and questions about Congress timing.
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DRY TM BILL TO WILSON DC RENT RIDER OUT
Fragmented OCR details a congressional debate over a dry tariff bill and a Wilson administration rent rider. Mention of conference actions, anticipated assent, and war demobilization context color the period, with scattered references to manufacturers, spirits, and policy maneuvers shaping the stalled measure.
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Riot Suspension Proclamation Quelled City Turmoil
A martial order in Winston Salem restricted movement from 7 PM to 6 AM after a riot left several dead and many injured. Soldiers and an army tank from Camp Polk patrolled the courthouse square while police arrested Pierce Hammonds Ira Whitaker Frank Heater and others on riot charges with bonds set at 200 each. A citywide manhunt followed as further arrests were reported and authorities struggled to restore order.
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Yanks Cross into Belgium in Major World War II Push
American forces enter the Belgian heartland near Briey and Montmedy as the Third Army advances into Lorraine and beyond. Civilians cheer, flags rise, and German defenses retreat while American troops disarm surrendering units and prepare for further operations toward Metz and Strassburg.
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Australians Who Fatally Hurt Girls Plead For Mercy
A scathing wartime dispatch describes retreating Austrian forces starving Italian civilians of the Piave region. It recalls atrocities including bodies found with eyes torn from sockets and tongues cut out, as Italian and American relief workers aided troops through tunnels dug high in Monte Grappa. The piece notes Austria’s brutal conduct as they sought peace, while Allied forces pressed forward.
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Whirlwind drive to raise funds at Liberty Hut meeting
Washington works toward an $800000 National War Work Campaign quota with Taft and McAdoo speakers at Liberty Hut. Teams report varying subscriptions as locals urge redoubled effort to meet the goal by tomorrow. several churches and organizations contribute while the Marine Band provides entertainment.
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Local entities listed for archival docket items in 19th century record
A compact catalog-like entry lists Marshall, Singer Sewing Machine Co, Mrs Ellen R Scollard, Osiris Lodge, Joseph Goldenberg, Mrs Charlotte Merrill, The German-American Fire Insurance Company, Peoples Drug Stores, Mies Nettle Hradley, Lena Bradley and Hadwin T Jackman, plus references Langdon and Mountainier and Rev 4 M Marks. The sum shows $2,008.93 to date and mentions Allen as property custodian.
Miss Wilson Hurt in France In Automobile Mishap
A Paris cablegram reports Margot nt Wilson daughter of President Wilson was lightly injured in an automobile accident on a rough road. She sustained a head injury but continued her public engagement, posing for photographers at a social event.
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Campaign of death on leaders prompts international money moves
Radical regime in turmoil prompts millions of rubles converted to foreign currency and deposited in neutral banks. Swiss authorities arrest suspected radicals after expelling Tanisian mission. reports describe starvation and executions targeting supporters of the regime. Widespread fear and covert transfers mark the crackdown as Britain and other powers assess the crisis.
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German Dispatch Warned That Bolshevik Pressure Risks Neighbors
Solf warns in a long wire dispatch to Allied powers that a left bank Rhine outcome could trigger Bolshevik conditions endangering neighboring states. Berlin reports claim Kaiser may not have abdicated and the former emperor, though not officially deposed, could return amid Holland disturbances.
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Brue sels Burgomaster cites German extortion after armistice
Brussels dispatch reports Monnier acting burgomaster details twelve cases of German soldiers extorting money from residents in Brussels after the armistice. Amounts ranged from small sums to 110000 marks, sometimes under pretense of acting for German authorities or that civilians fired on troops. The note recalls similar pretexts before Louvain destruction. In Brussels area, rail station at Anse near Brussels was destroyed 24 hours after armistice. four killed, fifty wounded. German officials claim accident, but testimony suggests wiring caused the blast.
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