France Welcomes Wilson at Paris City Hall Speech
The article reports Prime Minister Wilson being officially welcomed by France during a city hall reception. Mrs. Wilson received compliments for her decision to accompany the president. Wilson expressed gratitude for France’s role in the war and the peace process, stressing shared ideals of liberty and justice. He praised Allied sacrifices and the united resolve of free peoples.
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Paris
Wilson
France
Adrian Mithghard
Paebident
Europe
Milbouard
Wilsan
Uskiis
Omerine
Belgium
Unite States
Lbertr
Rig
United States
Mexican Revolt Reported Crossing Rio Grand to Read Prospoked Revolt
Reports from El Paso state Gen. Angels crossed the Rio Grande with a small group to Mexico to read the proposed revolt against the Arranza government. The rebel candidate for president is to be Dr. Gerbez. The Bera factions aim to recruit for the Villistas. Joseph Hoffleitieder returned to his Indianapolis home after his brother Hoffmanns funeral.
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Rio
Mexico
Arranza
Gerbez
Bera
Villistas
President Anxious to Get Down to Work
President Wilson shows impatience to begin work on the peace settlement as American delegates in Paris push for early preliminaries. The plan calls for delegates from France Italy Great Britain and Japan to guide open discussions drafting the peace treaty. Wilson to visit American army headquarters December 2 then tour devastated areas before next steps in the talks.
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Bender
Paris
Wilson
Versailles
Wey
Ebridgen
Ang
Dawn
Frante
Italy
Great Britain
Ito
Co Dibrep
Tull
Plate
Deba
Ita
Japan
Lloyd George
Foreigni
Balfour
Wison
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Dryer dies in Indianapolis
The infant died at St Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis Saturday. The remains will be brought to Washington for burial. Mrs Dryer's maiden name was Denniel Ford. Mr and Mrs Ray O'Donnell of South Meridgi street are ill with influenza. Joe Hoffman returned to Indianapolis after attending his brother Emerson's funeral in Washington. The Pythagorean Knights of Pythias will meet tonight at 7 30 in the Carnahan building with degree work. Frank Sinnott returned to Norwood Ohio after a short visit with relatives.
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Ambrose Dryer
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Dryer
Washington
Ray O'Donnell
South Mleridgi
Eewie
Joe Hoffman
Pythagoreph Knights of Pythias' Ail
Carnahan
Frank Sinnott
Norwood
Ohio
Elizabeth Harber
Elizabeth Barber
William H. Barber
Ark Davis
Cumback
Mildred
Mary
Gait
Alkma Creek Church
Merton
Italians and Jugo Slavs at Odds Along Austrian Coast
Dispatches from Rome report growing tension between Italians and Jugo Slavs along the Austrian coast. French warships siding with the Jugo-Slavs heighten regional danger and threaten fleet balance in the area.
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Rome
Flood Threatens Bottom Land Crops and Farm Losses
River banks overflow as water from the west and east forks rise rapidly. Many acres of bottom land are flooded and transportation across bridges becomes impossible. Farmers report significant corn losses with some fields yielding hundreds to thousands of bushels and stock moved to safety as rains continue.
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Ibottom
Yeachésee
West Forks
Chogera ' Ibn
Peters
Wight
Ted Blake Lamb
Joseph Newkirk
Patoka
Peounty
Estate deal hinted for Ack tar citizens and local ties
Details of a proposed real estate transaction are not announced but reported to be substantial, with estimates around the hundred thousand dollar range. The involved parties include prominent local figures tied to Washington business interests and social circles, with plans to spend the winter in the south before relocating to Chicago.
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Ack
Mar‘ Fett
Weahington Ree
Setura
Kelly
Washington
Chicago
Refuses to Recognize Workmen and Soldiers
London reports Marshal Foe declined to recognize workers on workmen’s councils in occupied Germany. Amsterdas dispatches claim 350,000 workers are idle as the situation grows serious. Erzberger urged release of prisoners and immediate peace negotiations as part of armistice terms.
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London
Marshal Foe
Germany
Amsterdas
Diplomats seek to clear up Monterey Tampico clash
Washington reports diplomatic talks between the United States and Mexico aim to resolve a dispute after armed guards aboard the Monterey clashed with Tampico authorities. The State Department says Mexicans started the trouble, with two American casualties and one wounded. Officials note Mexico faces internal instability amid a possible revolution against Carranza, which the United States would oppose.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Monterey
Tampico
State Department
Carranza
McCarty to Depart for Europe as War Work Secretary
John W. McCarty former Washington mayor received his transport ticket and instructions to proceed to Europe next week to take a role as War Work secretary. His exact station in France is not yet known. For sale a used player piano at bargain from Vonderschmitt Fire Company.
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Washington
Europe
John W. McCarty
Wek
A.k. of
McCar
Weis
France
I Gexcine Bargain
Vonderschmitt Iste Company
Eats
Xmas Poor Fund Planned by Associated Charities
The Associated Charities held a meeting at City Hall to organize a Christmas poor fund with Chief of Police Elkanah Allen and his helpers in charge. Donations may be given to officers or visiting committees, or left at banks.
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Associated Charities
Elkanah’ Allen
Virgil Thompson
W. C. Bell
Elza Sudwith
Charles Kidweil
Flora Cox
Cameron ‘Hyatt
Kiefer
J. P. Cavanaugh
East
T. A. Ackley
Arthur Allen
West
W. E. West
Ming Evans
Helen Robertson
John Barber
John Feagans
Wik Fitagibbon
Drive for Red Cross Opens Nationwide Roll Call
The nation wide Christmas roll call for the Red Cross begins today to enlist every adult in the United States as a member for 1919. Membership costs one dollar. two dollars includes a year of the Red Cross Magazine and a 1919 button and service flag with ten Christmas Seals. Funds support soldiers, orphans, and relief efforts in France Belgium Serbia Romania Armenia Palestine, plus tuberculosis relief and other needs. Local drive in Washington and Seacone ship areas is led by Women’s Combined Liberty Loan and Red Cross figures with Mrs. Burke and Miss Robertson coordinating. A city hall meeting for women in Red Cross and Liberty Loan groups is planned for Tuesday afternoon to distribute supplies and assign territory.
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Red Cross
United States
National Organization of the Red Cross
France
Belgium
Servia
Roumania
Armenia
Palestine
J. G. Allen
Christ‘mas Roft
Red Crdas
Washington
Seanaen Oee Ehip
Baltimore & Ohio
Women
Liberty Loan
Helen Robertson
Red Cross Land Liberty
Douteli
Chamber of the City Hall
O’tlock
Absignat Res
Australia’s Gallipoli saga and its hard won rights
An editorial voice laments the Gallipoli campaign’s awful losses among Australians, arguing that despite being a small nation within the empire, Australia earned a right to have its voice heard in postwar policy. It condemns mismanagement and calls for national unity and self-determination.
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America
Australia
Ania
Laat
Wan Elhauben
Britain
Commonwealth
Tralia
Gallipoli
Aero Eee
Germany
Aheorald
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