Germany used Hale to influence Hearst press says Bielaski
A. Bruce Bielaski testified before a Senate committee that German messages in 1916 urged Hearst organs to promote a propaganda effort through W. B. Hale, paid by Berlin to visit Roumania and shape coverage. Hale was described as a Germanophile journalist and as a confidential embassy agent under contract to 1918. The list of pro German figures includes Columbia and Harvard professors and notable scholars.
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Washington, D. C
America
Bruce Pielaski
Department of Justice
Senate Committee
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
Bernstorf
W. B. Male
Hearst Ormans
Bielaski
Tlale
Hearst
As of
Aate Aa
Bernard Dernburg
Bernstorff
Foreign Office
Hale
Rouna
Roumania
Kap
Buchanan
Germany
Winois
von Hinselen
Labor
Peace Council
Buenos Aires
Stockholm
W. BG. Hale
Ome
Aaanmat
Koarst
Hide
INIA
Sala
Oom Wiegand
Bakhmetieff to France to discuss Russia peace case
Boris Bakhmetieff the Russian ambassador to the United States will travel to France to consult Russian representatives in Paris London Rome and Stockholm in preparation for Russia's peace conference case. He and a Versailles delegation will attend the conference though Russia lacks a united government. Prince George Ivoft will head the delegation.
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Boris Bakhmetieff
United States
France
Paris
London
Rome
Stockholm
Russia
Tull
Prince George Ivoft
Versailles
Boys and Girls Should Write to Good Fellows
The Good Fellows call for letters from children and adults to the club editor at the Christmas drive. Donations from long‑standing members fund the effort, with dolls and toys collected at schools, prepared by Mrs White’s sewing girls, and a distribution plan coordinated by Mr Whit at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellows
Santa Claus
W. W. Whit
Marshall Field Clerks to Share 1.5 Million Bonus
Chicago firm Marshall Field & Co announces a distribution of nearly 1.5 million dollars as extra compensation for wholesale and retail employees earning up to 2000 dollars a year and on payroll by July 9. Individuals earning above 2500 dollars yearly receive separate treatment.
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Marshall Field
H.C. of L
Chicago
Dev. G
Marshall Field & Co
Chase
Famine and Loot Spread Through Petrograd in War-Torn Report
Fugitives describe dire conditions in Petrograd with famine, high prices, and middle classes barred from public eating houses. City nearly deserted, red guards occupy flats, and many prominent figures reportedly shot or starved. Looting hits Polish and Swiss legations as neutrals fear unrest.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Russia
Petrograd
Antente
Legation
Tremor Shakes Vancouver Victoria And Seattle At 12:45 Am
A strong earthquake struck the Pacific Northwest at 12:45 a m spreading from Vancouver to Victoria and Seattle with buildings shaken windows rattled and residents alarmed. The tremor lasted several seconds and was felt across the region with reports of nausea and furniture shaking and even people rushing outside. A separate Seismograph reading in St Louis logged three large shocks early morning, indicating a distant quake likely off the California coast.
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Vancouver
B. C
Victoria
Seattle Steels
Seattle
Wash
ST. Louis
St. Louis University
California
Pershing Orders Beamans to Gie Mo Hostile Mien
A dispatch reports General Pershing issuing proclamations to German civilians as American troops advance toward the Rhine. Civilians are urged to remain indoors and cooperate with authorities while the army governs with strict, humane rules and protections for persons, homes, and religion.
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Pershing
Beamans
Associated Press
Rhine
Wickman
Gistward
Seorres
Treveston
Brown
Smith
Gen. Pershing
Trovps
Geh. Smith
Ameriggm
Sultan Mohammed Vre Declares He Would Have Kept Out of War
London press prints AP interview with Mohammed VI Turkeys sultan in Constantinople. He contrasts with brothers, condemns Turkey’s war entry, expresses sorrow for Armenians, orders inquiry to punish culprits, and says justice will be done to prevent repeats. He cites a small group as responsible.
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Sultan
Associated Press
London
Today
Mohammed VE
Constantinople
Mohammed VI
Will
Turkey
No militarism in Germany asserts from Daumig
Berlin correspondent of the Daily Express quotes Hrost Daumig saying Germany will shed old regime members and seek limited armed forces. He predicts peace delegates chosen by the current cabinet, Solf replaced, and Germany opposed to militarism seeking peaceful relations. Harvester Havana cigars ad follows.
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London
Germany
Hrost Daumig
Berlin
Daily Express
Dawmig
Socialist Voorwaerts
Independent Socialists
National Council
the Express
National Assembly
Dr. Solf
Daumig
U S Veterans Likely To Stay In Europe After War End
Secretary Baker said yesterday that none of the veteran divisions in France will return home before peace is declared. The fighting men will form the core of the force kept in Europe, with several veteran units assigned to the occupation march into Germany. Dispatches suggest an army of 4,250,000 remaining until peace proclamation, with more veterans potentially added.
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Washington, D. C
Baker
France
Europe
Germany
Advertising and the merchant’s duty to write ads
A damaged text argues that business owners neglect advertising and that a capable advertising writer can boost store sales by 20 to 90 percent quickly. It notes some managers claim they cannot write ads and suggests paying the right person, referencing Watterlie merchants who hire for higher costs. The piece contends merchants favor small profits and ample capacity, and criticizes Sundays as overworked.
Bopp's Doomsday No Deterrent to Sleep
Bopp a bandit convicted of murdering Policeman Herman Malow was executed by hanging at Cook County jail this morning. It was the fourth death sentence carried out in the year. Bopp walked to the gallows and declined to speak, with protest from Merose and other supporters lingering as the doomed man slept.
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Mresay
Chicago
Peel
Witomobiln
Herman Malow
Cook County
Rapp
Ygallows
Waspate
Merose
German Capital to Be Held Because of Captives Shot
A Paris–based Telegraph dispatch reports Berlin will be temporarily occupied by Allied forces due to a reported incident at a prison camp where three French prisoners were shot. The Deutsche Zeitung notes similar action against Mannheim, with Allied supervision cited as the reason.
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Copenhagen
Doe Fh
Alled
Aferican
Berlin
Deutsche Atelie Meine Zeitung
Manntein
Unis
Lloyd George calls for war criminals trial and expulsion of enemy aliens
Premier Lloyd George pledges British influence at the peace talks to prosecute Kaiser and accomplices. He calls for expulsion of enemy aliens in Britain and says Germans must not take bread from British workers. He condemns Bolshevism as the poison of production and urges measures to raise output.
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Associated Preas
London
Lloyd George
United Kingdom
Empire
Kaiser
Europe
England
High Seas
Germany
Lloyd Gearke
Russia
Boycott of Chilean Vessels by Peruvian Workmen
Peruvian ports report extended boycott of Chilean steamers as longshoremen refuse to load them. The move follows tensions over Peruvian interests in Chile with Bolivian government involvement reportedly provoking anti-Peruvian demonstrations in Tocopilla. News from Chile indicates suppression of incidents by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Peres Lima
Chile
Tqueque
Tera
Delivery Notice If paper not at your home by 6
If the paper is not delivered to your home by 6 o'clock due to carrier error or other cause, please phone 3880 and a copy will be sent. Call before 6:30 p.m. to reach the office for service.
Wilsons order to White House by radio arrives
Atlantic City dispatch reports the Organized Business Men of the United States through the reconstruction Congress of war service committees plan a delegation to send a commission to Europe to assist American peace delegates with economic questions during the peace negotiations. Washington notes President Wilson’s orders being conveyed by radio as he sails aboard the George Washington and Secretary Tumulty returns from New York to handle instructions. Paris notes Wilson’s expected arrival Friday December 13.
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Associated
Treas
Atlantic City
United States
Reconstruction Congress of War Service
Europe
America
Washington, D. C
White House
Wilson
Rans‘park
George Washington
Tumulty
New York
Paris
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
London
Germany
Berlin
Ottumwa Ride Hikes Fares As Wages Rise
The War Labor Board allows Ottumwa Transport to raise fares to cover wage gains for street railway workers. Ottumwa Trailway & Light crews receive 42 cents more per hour with current conditions and special service differentials kept. The award is retroactive to October 1.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Buffalo
Ottumwa
Detroit
Mich
War Isbor Board
Otturmya Trailway & Light Company
Board of Review of
Galesburg, HL
War revenue bill presented to senate by Simmons
The bill redrafted by the senate finance committee aims to raise 6 billion dollars in 1919 and 4 billion in 1920 to meet government peace needs. Debate is expected to start Monday or Tuesday with Republicans opposing fixing 1920 imposts now.
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Wark Tan
Washington, D
CL. Dee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Simmons
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Boris Bakrhmetieff
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R. L. Hallo
J. S. Cass
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F.C. Platt
Waterloo Roofing & Supply Cons. Y
Baden
Bontheim Baedén
Initzerland
Daily Telegraph
Black Forest
Ta Sina
British Columbia
Treves
Havana
U.S
Bopp
Tte Associated Press
Serkius Wiverders
Rivehaagy
Toial AF Vate
Imial OF
Nald
Britain
Rraail
Barbosa
Rio Janeiro
Ruy Barbosa
Brazilian Academy of Letters
Carmen
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