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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1918
Page
7
Taft argues a national labor board is needed to bridge wage disputes and curb industrial strife. He urges organized labor and employers to accept collective bargaining while stressing government oversight to protect workers and promote stability.
Colonel Kinley of New York education and Red Cross leadership calls for aid to Palestine. He notes urgent needs for Jeru salem's poor children, emphasizing health happiness and education as essential for war exiles to rebuild a shattered world. The appeal urges public support and reconstruction efforts.
Amid wartime discussions Wilson’s peace ideas gain momentum as officials consider acceptance of limited terms. The Paris peace preliminaries and armistice talks shift to Versailles vicinity with Allied ministers and German delegates debating terms and consolidation of an International Armistice Commission under close supervision before broader peace congress sessions.
Paris Nov 26 The afternoon papers say tomorrow the cabinet will promote Gen Edouard de Castelnau to marshal of France. Born in Init he won early rank in the Franco Prussian War and rose to general in 1908. He commanded in Lorraine and earned the title Savior of Nancy for the 1914 battle there. His last three sons fell in the present war.
A flotilla of nine sweepers departed this morning from the Thames estuary to Kiel, carrying a British squadron expected to disarm and intern the remnants of the German navy. Reported ships include a battleship and several destroyers with Wohelmshiaven aiding the operation.
A Dutch note says German trade may cross Limburg borders for Belgian population aid after allied representations. The Hague agency notes allied representatives were asked to inform governments of any authorization for Germans to pass through Limburg but offered no opinion. Tuskegee 1929 Negro Conference to open January 22 at Tuskegee Institute with sessions focusing on postwar farmer needs and influenza recuperation.
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