President Wilson outlines peace plans and reform agenda
President Wilson in a joint address urges passage of woman suffrage and calls for using existing agencies to aid reconstruction. He defends his Europe peace trip and emphasizes immediate public works, tax clarity, and rail and land development to aid returning soldiers, with broader aims of stabilization and American leadership.
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Senate
Paris
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Allies reach near unanimous plan to feed war torn nations
At Versailles the final sitting adopts a resolution on feeding all countries affected by the war. Herbert Hoover has returned to Paris after meeting representatives from southeastern nations in Brussels.
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Col
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Versailles
Herbert Hoover
Brussels
Plot to Restore Kaiser Foiled in London Dispatch
Dec 2 London reports a plot to restore the Kaiser was discovered and thwarted in Berlin. Knowledge came via Premier Ebert through Amsterdam sources. Conspirators included Field Marshal Von Mackensen General Von Boehm General Von Arnim Krupp head of Krupp works Prince Von Buelow. The Kaiser’s personal involvement remains unclear.
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Berlin
Amsterdam
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Ebert
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von Boehm
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Krupp von Boslen
Krupp Works
Prince von Buelow
Peru and Chile Face Crisis as War Threat Grows
Washington dispatch reports Latin American diplomats warning of a crisis in the Peru Chile dispute. Mobilization orders appear in Lima and San peño with both capitals ready for action. Both the Chilean embassy and Peruvian legation acknowledge the rising tension and potential for conflict if outside powers do not intervene.
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Washington
South American
United States
Peru
Chile
Lima
Sanépene
Government 1920 Budget Estimates Reported to Congress
Treasury Secretary McAdoo sent the 1920 appropriations estimate to the House detailing total next year expenses pegged at 8.089 billion dollars. Navy requests 2.2566 billion and the War Department follows closely with 2.556 billion, among other department asks for the year ending June 16, 1920.
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Washington
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
McAdoo
House of Representatives
Hero soldier dies after AEF service in World War I
A Mandabach, pipe fitter at Baltimore and Ohio shops, enlisted May 2 1917. He served with coast artillery, sailed to France arriving April 5, 1918, and died before the war’s end. He left life insurance of 10000 to his mother. Newspaper notes his letters and final health reports from the front.
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Secruce
Washington
Ake
Carl
Time extended for corn show entries for farmers
Farmers planning to attend the Corn Growers Meeting Tuesday can bring corn show entries. Entry time extended to 9:09 Tuesday morning. original noon deadline was moved due to farmers' busy schedules.
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Tog
Wearington
Germany eyeing surprise move in unsettled crisis
The telegrams describe a tense German scene as abdication rumors swirl and factions within junkers workers and soldiers clash. Berlin concedes no clear control while U S authorities urge steadfast support for allies amid possible upheaval.
Yanks Occupy Prussia as Advance Continues
American forces have occupied about 400 square miles of German territory in Prussia with many towns and villages. Civilians offered little resistance as the 6th infantry led the march amid bands and flags while the advance pushes toward frontier towns.
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Third ‘Army
6Th Infantry
Sth Division
Pmvercads
Swithin
Tonngate
Lagstles
le Jenna
Tade
Wife of Well Known Railway Engineer Dies in City
Mrs Martin Cadden, 53, wife of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway engineer, died at 9 this morning at 701 West Main Street after Bright’s disease. She will be shipped to Chillicothe Ohio for burial Friday with a requiem high mass. She was a member of St. Simon’s church and the Altar Society and leaves a husband and two sisters.
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Baltimore & Outs
West Main Areas
Cadden
Washington
Chillicothe
Ohio
Bright
Marstin Cadden
Johanna
Four Thousand Troops Arrive at New York Pier
Four thousand soldiers arrive in New York and are docked at the Fourteenth Street pier as part of a larger deployment. The arrival signals the start of a planned movement for American troops with emphasis on the early stages of distribution.
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