Peace terms quoted in President Wilson inquiry to Germany
The document outlines demands for an armistice including German withdrawal from occupied territories and submarines on the seas. It notes President Wilson’s cautious approach and the Senate’s reaction, stressing that peace talks depend on Germany meeting strict conditions and representatives of the German people rather than the military.
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Lodge and Fess Disappointed In Wilson Peace Note
Congress leaders Lodge and Fess voiced disappointment as the President urged no armistice until German forces leave occupied lands. They warned the gesture could shift talks from battle to diplomacy, stressing no peace with Germany without full withdrawal and acceptance of terms.
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Liberty Loan Drive Boost Plan Amid Flu Epidemic Riddle
Washington committees map extra effort to meet a 27.6 million dollar fourth Liberty Loan quota as influenza disrupts canvassing. Business chiefs, branch offices, and waves of volunteers prepare aggressive house to house and business district campaigns while emergency medical stations and nurses are readied for critical cases.
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Allied Forces Advance Along 20 Mile Front In World War I
British French and American troops push forward on a 20 mile front from St. Quentin to Cambrai. Advances average about three miles with key gains at Montbrehain Beauregard Serain and Premont. Prisoners and guns captured as tanks countered near Villers Outreaux.
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Battle Extends Beyond Hindenburg Line Across St Quentin Cambrai
British and American forces push past the Hindenburg Line into open country between St Quentin and Cambrai. North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee troops seize Premont and Brancourt, with Essigny and other villages falling as Haig reports deeper gains and continued assault along a 20 mile front amid heavy fighting.
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United States Responds to Germany Peace Overtures Note
Secretary Lansing delivered a reply to Switzerland’s chargé d’affaires outlining the U S position. The note seeks clarity on Germany’s acceptance of January address terms and asks if discussions would cover only practical details. It states a ceasefire would require withdrawal of central powers’ forces from invaded territories and questions whether the chancellor speaks for all imperial authorities.
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Norwegian Ship Gjertrud Torpedoed at Sea
The Norwegian steamship Gjertrud of 696 tons gross was torpedoed by a German submarine near October. Eleven crew members are missing, including four Swedes. The incident adds to wartime dangers faced by merchant sailors and highlights ongoing naval hostilities.
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Ordnance Department Seeks Massive Army Bill Increase
The ordnance department asked the House appropriations committee to add 1.16 billion dollars to its estimate as part of the enlarged army program. The War Department plans more light guns for each division expected in France next year. The request signals greater artillery use in blasting the way into Germany, though committee members offered no specific explanation. The package would push total army funds toward 5.5 billion plus.
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Turkish Cabinet Out Peace Bid Coming
A Swiss telegraphic patch reported by the Evening Star says a Turkish cabinet has resigned. The dispatch notes widespread excitement at Constantinople and Athens and says Delezatan from the government of Empire of Turkey is expected to reach Athens with a peace offer to the Entente alliance.
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