Hertling Says Peace Talks With Britain Are Impossible
German Chancellor von Hertling told a news agency interview that peace negotiations with Great Britain are off the table for now. He labeled Lloyd George a criminal and bandit and said Britain shows no sign of accepting a just peace. He argued Germany’s conduct in the war has a clear conscience and noted past offers of peace were rejected.
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London
Germany
Great Britain
von Hertling
All Bureau
Riian
Apatches
Gia
Lloyd George
Prussia
Russia
Hloyd George
National plan for vocational schools to train army
Washington officials announce a conference to develop a national program for vocational schools and classes for selected men of the national army. State boards of vocational education will discuss methods and what their states can provide in equipment to train thousands of men.
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Washington, D. C
National Army
Staia Boards For
A. Prosser
Federsl Board For
Autos Replace Reindeer Delivering Gifts to Camp Dodge Soldiers
Black Hawk county residents volunteer to load parcels into automobiles for Christmas delivery to soldiers at Camp Dodge. C A Morris leads the effort driving one car with gifts to reach troops by Christmas morning. Parcels should be wrapped and delivered to Morris Motor Car company by 6 g m Dec 24 for timely loading and departure.
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C. A. Morris
Black Hawk County
Camty Dodge
Morris
Reinadeer
Morrie Motor Car Company
Mr. Morris
Ben
Waterloo
Capt. J. , Breartin
D. K. Rice
EB. & Hayes
National Army
Camp Dodge
260Th Infantry
Boston elects mayor four candidates in field
Boston, Dec 18. Four candidates appeared on the mayor ballot as voters chose a successor to J M Curley. Congressman J A Gallivan P F Tague and Andrew J Peters challenged Curley with Lund and others also appearing. Three city council seats and two school committee spots were on the ballot along with a license question.
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Boston
Mass
J. M. Curley
J. A. Gallivan
P. F. Tague
Andrew J. Peters
Lund
Treasury
Cty
Yale Students Urged to Stay in College Amid War
New Haven Conn Dec 18 Yale university war council urges undergraduates especially those draft age or in officers training to keep at their studies and finish courses. The U S cannot afford to lose best equipped young men to early enlistment echoes gov policy and England prior costly mistake.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
University War Council
United States
England
Advici
Red Cross Drive Starts in Des Moines With 32000 Goal
Des Moines December 1. Red Cross workers launched a fundraising campaign aiming for 32 000 memberships after a stimulation meeting last night led by the principal speaker.
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RED Cross
Harnest
Des Moines
Western Commissions Protest Rate Hike Hearing
Dr. Frank Gunsaulus of Western Commissions the Armour College of Technology urges relief as the Interstate Commerce Commission reopens the express rate depreciation hearing. Western railroad commissions object to the method used by express companies, arguing depreciation figures are unreasonably high given repair costs.
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Frank Gunsaulus
Western
Armour Collage of Technology
Express
Chicago
State Commerce Commission
Western Railroad Commissions
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