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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1918

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Wilsons Peace Formula Sparks Self-Determination Debate

Foreign Minister Trpiaty of Austro Hungary criticizes President Wilson and Lloyd George stance on self-determination saying the peace formula may resemble German diplomacy. He argues the central empires once accepted the idea in principle but would apply it to justify annexations, warning it ignores subjects’ rights worldwide.

Aia Petrograd Leon “Trpiaty Pres. Wilson Lloyd George Prega

Wilson Urges Congress Action On War Bills

President Wilson summoned eleven Democratic senators to the White House to press for war legislation and speed up passage. He warned of possible drastic measures if Congress delays, aiming to keep momentum against the Kaiser this year amid stalled reforms and trade restrictions.

Mrect Congress Washington Wilson White House Persigent

Owner Confesses to Fire at Bloomfield Theater

Robi Allen, owner of the Corontal moving picture show in Jasonville, admits he set fire to his theater last week to collect insurance. The confession was made to Charles Hoover, assistant state fire marshal, during an Greene County investigation led by Hoover and prosecutor Will R. Vosloh. Allen is an electrical engineer at a local mine and his wife and family were present during the confession.

Bloomfeld Ind Robert Allen Corontal Mhoving Charles’ Hoover Jasonvile Mra. Allen Tanib Kenabaloe Allen Jasolville

Meeting Set At City Hall For Bracer's War Report

Local officials schedule a Monday afternoon gathering at city hall to hear the Bracers of Davtesa koun. Hity Yaye bean will preside and report on the outcome of the recent meeting held in Indianapolis.

Davtesa Hity Yaye Bean Fternoon Ge. Hayes Eidele Indianapolis Inila Napoli

Theater Visit Sparks Scrutiny of Loo Papers

A fragment notes an individual immediately went to a theater and gathered up all the loo papers he could find, hinting at a disturbance or inspection linked to the venue. The passage provides no further details on motives or outcomes.

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Ban on Public Meetings Reported in Germany

A government proclamation in Berlin bans public meetings and public speech to suppress potential strikes. It declares the need to maintain peace and order, instructing citizens to refrain from participating in any public discussions or gatherings during the period.

Amsterdam Germany Atriké Burlin

Cast and Carry Plan Goes Into Effect in Indy Browery

Indianapolis Feb 1 The Cast and Carry plan for retail groceries goes into effect today in the city as practicable. Deliveries by any retail stores will be limited to one trip, starting today. It is believed this plan will cut down the price of foods by eliminating the second trip.

Indiehapolis Ind Browery J Devery Seobtay

Denied Entry Rights Report From Weetington February

February report from Weetington states five remaining Americans have been denied entry to Belgium in January, with the Spanish minister in Brussels informing the mister Al The Hague and the German restriction tied to retaliation. The state department says the government does not understand why Germany bans entry while Americans cannot leave the United States.

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American Prisoner Identified in German Trench Raid

American private Joby, captured by German forces during a trench raid on the American line near the Ilney Way, is identified by his comrades as John Gilt. He was slightly injured and seen in a hospital area with other wounded, while colleagues confirm the capture by German troops on Wednesday.

John Gilt France Joby Hig Gil

Public Meeting Urges Support for Effort in Community War

An unclear report describes a late night gathering in the county urging citizens to back the effort and attend meetings. Speakers plan to appear and emphasize unity, with emphasis on involvement beyond personal interests.

State basketball tourney draws 241 teams total

Indiana I H S A A secretary Trester reports 241 teams signified for district meets, an increase from 228 last year. Forty counties are represented with Crawford one team, Daviess five, Greene three, Martin one, plus fourteen from Gibson, Knox, Pike, Posey, Sullivan, Vanderburgh and Warrick. Final entry deadline February 28, and meeting for final schedules planned in Vincennes.

Crawford Daviess Greene Martin Crawford County Daviess County Greane County Martin County Gibson, Knox, Pike, Posey, Sullivan, Vanderburg Warrick County Vincennes Franklin Kendallville Trester Lst

Local War Camp Work Seen By Red Cross Leader

Elmer G. Wotdenberg of the War Department and Navy Commission on Training Camp Activities met John W. McCarty, Red Cross president, to promote the War Camp Community Recreation Fund. Carless county has raised 940 pounds for the fund, with McCarty appointing the county Red Cross executive committee to aid. The aim is to turn soldiers leisure into an asset to support rapid victory and minimize casualties through organized recreation and character development.

Elmer G. Wotdenberg War Department Navy Department Commission John W. McCarty Red Cross Carless County McCarty County Red Cross Vandenberg Armrerer

War camp communities urge broader support for relief efforts

The article reports a call from leaders including Judge Charles Baker and Daniels for nationwide participation in war camp relief programs. It stresses the need for all camps to contribute, with emphasis on individual effort and adherence to quotas to support military and civilian needs.

Weather Forecast Weeks Ahead From The North

Fragmented OCR text describes a weather forecast stating a cold January, a near record low month, widespread ice, and a warming trend arriving early next week. It mentions the United States, the Mississippi region, and temperatures ten to fourteen degrees below normal for the period.

Jac Obraley

Attempted assassination reaches Lenin in Petrograd

An unidentified youth slipped past guards at Smoloy Institute and fired at Lenin but missed. Police captured the assailant after the alarm, amid reports of continued unrest in Bolshevik circles in Petrograd on February 1.

Petrograd Ife Nicholas Lenin Bolsheviki Pramler Smoloy Instituta Lenine

Ice Gorge Surges Twenty Five Miles Long

An ice gorge twenty five miles long in Medoc Bay on the Ohio River caused the water level to rise between Cincinnati and Watersoul. The blockage began rising and is expected to continue until the floe breaks, according to reports from Cincinnati dated February first.

Cincinnati Medoc Bay Ohio River

Canada would draw American laborers to Canada

New York reports the Canadian government is secretly attempting to attract American agricultural laborers from northwestern states across the border to fill a labor shortage. The New York Evening Post cites a circular from the Canadian censor describing the plan and urging newspapers to publish the facts.

New Fork Canada New York New York Evening Post Post Ees

Patriotic meeting lineup at People's Theater with speakers

A sequence of village events frames a Saturday program at the People's theater featuring Harry H. Crooke and Richard Parke. J Perrin Willis of the war savings administration chairs, with World War I topics, Red Cross, and a Mrs Parker address. Citizens plan a 7:30 pm ball gathering and discuss patriotism and war work, aiming for broad local attendance.

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