JANUARY
M’Adoo Sweeps Railroads Clear To Relieve Coal Famine In East; Shortage Pinches Shivering City
Open Tunnels Of Pennsylvania R.R. For Coal Trains
Bolsheviki Balk At Teuton Terms; Negotiations Said To Be Broken Off; Red Guard Sent To Reinforce Front
Bolsheviki Talk Of Resuming War Unless Germans Quit Russian Soil, But Admit Whole Army Is In Chaos
Germany Refuses To Quit Territory Or Shift Peace Parley To Stockholm; Allies Will Restate Their War Aims
Lloyd George Restates Britain’s War Aims; With France To Death For Alsace-Lorraine; Does Not Insist On German Democratization
Germans Suspend Peace Parley; Russians Now Reported Preparing To Resume Military Operations
German Socialists Back Russians; Denounce Policy Of Chancellor; Wilson Congratulates Lloyd George
President Specifies Terms As Basis For World Peace; Asks Justice For Alsace-Lorraine, Applauds Russia, Tells Germany She May Be An Equal But Not A Master
British Labor For Wilson Program Which Heartens Allied Capitals; Troops Urge Trotzky To Be Firm
House For Sufferage, 274 to 136, Exact Two-Thirds Vote Required, With Clark’s Ballot In Reserve
Teutons Drop General Peace Terms; Russians To Make Definite Reply; Ukraine Adopts Independent Role
Russians Agree To Continue Parleys And Armistice Is Extended A Month; Ukraine Recognized As Independent
Ample Coal For City’s Needs Awaits Fuel Administrators On Jersey Shore; Railroads Reopening Western Lines
Big Shakeup In Berlin Predicted; Military Dictatorship Is Talked Of; Peace Parley Breaks Up In Angry Clash
May Halt Some Industries 10 Days To Let Crippled Railroads Catch Up; Small Roads Left Out Of Control
Shut-Down of Industries For Five Days; Begins Friday; Nine Idle Mondays Follow; Washington Order Startles The Country
Senate Opposes Shut-Down, But Garfield Signs Order; Declares Our Allies’ And Army’s Needs Require Action; Country Protests Strongly But Will Accept Decision
Wilson Declares That The Shut-Down Was Necessary; Order Widely Obeyed, But Many Exemptions Are Made; Demand In Congress For New Deal In Conduct Of War
Garfield Reports Traffic Gaining; 450,000 Tons Of Ship Coal En Route; City Prepares For Workless Monday
Only Food And Drug Stores Open Today; Ships Getting Coal, Garfield Reports; Cold Wave Hampers Railroad Clearing
President, Attacking Chamberlain, Indorses Baker; Opposes Changes In War Conduct; Bitter Senate Debate; First Workless Monday Leaves New York In Bad Plight
Senate Ready For War Cabinet Fight; Chamberlains Will Answer Wilson; Roosevelt In Capital To Join Fray
War Cabinet Debate Begins Today; Senators On Both Sides Will Speak; House Republicans For Munitions Bill
Chamberlain Repeats His Charges, Insists War Department Has Failed; Declares Wilson Is Misinformed
Hertling Rejects Wilson Peace Aims; Proposes Revision Of Allies Terms; Czernin Wants Exchanges Started
Make Peace With Russia Or You Must Go; Scheidemann Tells Military Party; No Ending War With America Unbeaten
Kuehlmann Now Assails Bolsheviki; Reichstag Members Rebuke Ministers; Austria’s Need Of Peace Seems Real
Secretary Baker Declares America Is Doing Her Part; 500,000 Men In France Soon; 1,000,000 More Are Ready; Admits Errors; Ready To Co-Operate And Correct Them
Widespread Strikes On In Germany; Socialist Leaders To Be Arrested; Bolshevist Majority For ‘Holy War’
Hindenburg Warns Strikers In Berlin, Who Issue Ultimatum To Government; 500,000 Now Out; Papers Suppressed
FEBRUARY
German Army Intervenes In Strike; Resumption Of Hamburg Work Ordered; 1,000,000 Out; Appeal To Reichstag
Army Threat To Crush Berlin Strike; Warns Troops Will Fire On Crowds; Police And Rioters Clash; One Killed
German Strike Spreads Despite Army; Government Arrests Socialist Leaders But Treats With A Strike Committee
Allied Council Rejects Foe’s Offer; Will Push War With Utmost Vigor; Berlin Threatens Death To Strikers
Open New Fight On Added Power Of War Council
Krylenko Seized By Polish Army, Berlin Reports
Tuscania, Carrying 2,179 U.S. Troops, Sunk; 1,912 Survivors Landed At Irish Ports; Washington Fears 260 Men Are Lost
101 Lost On Tuscania; 73 Americans; Troops Kept Cool, But Boats Upset; 44 Soldiers’ Bodies Washed Ashore
Tuscania’s Death List Now Put At 166; 126 Soldiers’ Bodies Are Recovered; 23 More Of Our Men Reported Missing
Torpedo Proof Transport Ready To Defy U-Boats
1,832 Survivors Of The Tuscania On Official List
German Army Alone Blocks Peace, Says Wilson; He Welcomes Czernin’s Views As More Conciliatory; No Turning Back For US Until A New Order Prevails
Lloyd George Sees No Real Peace In Speeches Of Teuton Leaders; Full Text Of Premier’s Speech
British Pacifists Defeated 159 To 28 On Amendment Offered In Commons; Herbert Samuel Joins George Critics
Germans Assert Distrust Of Wilson; See No Change In The Allies’ Aims; Reichstag To Debate Peace Next Week
Russia Cuts Loose From Entente; Teutons Plan To Take Petrograd; Czernin Sees War’s End Approaching
Germans Mass To Attack Bolsheviki, Who Seize Teutons As Hostages; Big Warsaw strike; Poles May Rise
Ship Carpenters’ Strike Is Called Off After Rebuke Comes From President; “Will You Co-Operate Or Obstruct?”
Two German Armies Invade Russia; Northern Troops March On Dvinsk; Advance In Volhynia To Aid Ukraine
Russians Agree To Berlin Peace; $4,000,000,000 Indemnity In Terms; Germans Occupy Dvinsk And Lutsk
Bolsheviki Send Signed Surrender As Kaiser’s Armies Press Forward; War To Bring Peace, Says Kuelmann
Germans Sweep Toward Petrograd; Take 9,000 Russians And 1,353 Guns; Peace Demand Agitates Austria
Bolsheviki Call Russia To Arms For ‘Death Struggle’ With Invaders; Withdraw Army From Finland
Teutons Against Offer Peace To Russia But Only At Price Of More Territory; Reds Must Dismiss Army, Disarm Navy
Red Cross Liner Florizel Ashore Near Cape Race; 147 Probably Lost; Storm Blocks Attempts At Rescue
Hertling Hails Wilson’s ‘Principles’ As Peace Step, But Allies Must Join; Wants Conference On Belgium; As Russia Yields, Japan May Move Army Into Siberia
Washington And London Reject Hertling’s Peace Suggestions; Full Text Of Chancellor’s Speech
No Peace Basis Yet, Says Balfour; Germans Refuse To Halt Advance; Japan Sounds Allies On Siberia
MARCH
Russian Attacks Force Germans To Beat Retreat
Americans Win First Pitched Battle, Repulse Strong Attack On Our Front; Many Germans Slain, 3 Taken Prisoner
Allies Await Japan’s Guarantees On Siberia; Wilson Not Committed; German Armies “Libertate” Kiev
Peace Signed, German Advance Ends; Russia Forced By New Terms To Cede Lands Taken From Turkey In 3 Wars
Japanese To Occupy Vladivostok; Russians May Resist Incursion; Councils Split Over Peace Treaty
Democrats Sweep Every District, Making Congress Safely Democratic; 90.8% Of Registered Women Vote
Japan’s Cabinet Is Now Considering President’s Views On Intervention; Washington Expects No Hasty Action
German Advance Halted 68 Miles From Petrograd
Germany Boasts An Open Rout To India; Lord Robert Cecil Urges Japanese Aid; Supported By Entente Diplomats Here
Two Movements In Russia To Oust Reds; Lvoff Heads One In East, Japan May Aid; Southern Russia Plans For A Republic
Baker In France For Conference With Pershing
Wilson Pledes Our Aid To Russia; Expresses Sympathy, And Hopes She May Be Freed Of German Power
Japan In Parley With Siberians; Tokio Sees Crisis
German Troops Now Occupy Odessa; Lloyd George Says League Of Nations Must Wait Until The Entente Wins
Americans Seize German Trenches By Quick Advance Of Luneville; Hold Them Against Counterattacks
Moscow Congress Ratifies Peace; Had Received President’s Message; Washington Spurs War Efforts
Japan Seeks Chance To Aid Russia; Tokio Plans Safe And Sane Policy; Wilson Will Speak Soon On Issue
Japan’s Premier Says Intervention Has Not Yet Been Decided Upon; Talk Of War As Moscow Congress Ends
Conference Of Entente Premiers Denounces Germany’s Peace Treaties; War Till The Policy Of Plunder Ends
Believe Allies And Not Germans Will Begin Drive
Wilson Orders Dutch Ships Seized; Declares Further Parley Is Useless, As Holland Cannot Exert Free Will
Germans Open Drive Against British On 50-Mile Front; Massed Forces Gain Ground After Terrific Shelling, But Haig Reports That They Won Little At Heavy Cost
Germans Claim 16,000 Prisoners And 200 Guns In Big Drive; Haig Reports Foe Gaining At Some Points But At Heavy Cost; 500,000 Germans Opened Attack; More Divisions Thrown In
Germans Smash British Front, Drive In Four Miles; Claim 25,000 Prisoners; Held At Some Points, Says Haig; Gun Said To Be 74 1/2 Miles Away Lands Shells In Paris
Germans Push On In South, Checked On Northern Front; Peronne Taken, But Gigantic Battle Rages At Bapaume; Berlin Reports Americans Engaged; Tells Of Shelling Paris
Bapaume Falls Under Assault Of Fresh German Troops; Haig Admits Retirement And Heavy Loss Of Material; French, Too, Fall Back, Inflicting Heavy Loss On The Foe
Germans Drive On In South; Take Roye And Menace Albert; Haig Reformes His Lines And Holds North Of The Somme; Tells Of American Aid; French Make Stand Above Noyon
British, Reinforced, Beat Germans Back; Berlin Admits Progress Is Now Slow; Lloyd George Calls For America’s Aid
British Repulse All-Day Attacks At Arras; French Retake Ground On German Flank; Foch Likely To Command Allied Armies
Germans Slowing Up, Make Little Gain; Foch Now Commands The Allied Armies; Long-Range Shell Kills 75 In Paris Church
Germans Gain Slowly In Drive On Amiens; Are Repulsed Near Arras With Heavy Loss; American Troops Cheer Prospect Of Battle
APRIL
French And British Push Germans Back; Prisoners Taken And Villages Regained; American Army Starts For Battle Front
Germans Massing Troops Near Albert For Renewed Drive; Beaten Back In Local Attacks By French And British; New Plan Increases American Forces At The Front
1,500,000 More Americans In New Call, Making 3,000,000 In All; 40 Wrecked German Divisions Taken Out Of The Battle: Count Czernin Makes Another Reply To The President
‘We May Regard The Future With Tranquility,’ Says Foch; Germans Launch Heavy Gas Attack At American Troops; Washington Sees New Peace Drive In Czernin Speech
Second Great Drive For Amiens Begun; Gains Slight, Allied Fronts Holding Well; Americans In New Sector Near Verdun
Allies Check German Movement On Amiens; ‘They Are Completely Stopped,’ Says Foch; Yesterday’s Attack Against British Only
‘Force, Force To The Utmost,’ Says Wilson, Is Our Answer To Germany’s Challenge; No Peace That Gives Her Free Hand In East
Germans Push On South Of The Oise; Claim Two Towns And 1,400 Prisoners; British Gain In North, Check Attacks
New German Shell Storm Bursts On Haig’s Lines And Seems Like Prelude To Another Heavy Attack; Foe Reaches The Ailette, Pressing French Back
Angry Protests Roused By Lloyd George, As He Announces Conscription For Ireland; Germans Strike Heavy Blow In The North
Haig’s Lines Fall Back North And South Of Armentieres; Germans Push Across The Lys, Report 6,000 Prisoners; First American Troops Arrived On The British Front
Emperor Charles, In Peace Offer To France, Upheld “Just Claims On Alsace-Lorraine”; Haig Yields Little In Day Of Hard Fighting
Haig Tells Army Retirement Must Now Stop; French Coming To Aid; Germans Push On; Commons Pass Irish Conscription Clause
British Check Foe, Regain Some Ground; French Also Counterattack In The South; Haig Rouses England; Foch’s Blow Is Near
Battle In North Goes On Fiercely; British Lines Hold; Americans Repulse Sunday Morning Attack, Killing 64; U.S. Naval Collier Cyclops Missing; May Be Raider Victim
Germans Drive In Bailleul After Taking Neuve Eglise; Fresh British Divisions Arrive And Stiffen The Line; Foch Now Takes Full Command Of The Allied Armies
Germans Take Most Of Messines Ridge After Sweeping Haig Out Of Bailleul; Nothing Vital Lost, Says Lloyd George
Haig Regains Ground But Loses It Again; Makes Strategic Withdrawal Near Ypres; Some French Troops Are Now With Him
Big French Army Arrives; Germans Halted; British Hold Off Foe All Along The Line; Thrust By Petain Gains Near Hangard
German Advance Is Stopped By Appalling Slaughter; Exhausted By Their Efforts, But Bring Up More Guns; Italian Army Joins Allies, Will Soon Be In Battle
Big German Attack Repulsed By Americans; Village Retaken, Many Of Foe Are Slain; British Strengthen Lines In The North
French And Americans Regain Their Lost Trenches; British Improve Their Positions On The Lys Front; Ready With The French To Meet New Drive On Mt. Kemmel
Americans Lost 200 to 300, Germans 300 To 400 At Seicheprey; Our Troops’ Brave Resistance Balked Enemy’s Plan; Lull On Main Front As Germans Prepare For New Drive
British Naval Raids Bottles Up U-Boat Base; Fierce Battle On The Mole At Zeebrugge; Germans Bring 40 Fresh Divisions To West
Battle Renewed, Germans Gain A Little; Americans Help French Defend Hangard; Hague-Berlin Envoys Reported Leaving
British Recover Villers-Bretonneux, Capture 600; Foe Again Holds Hangard, Reports 2,000 Prisoners; German Assaults Force Back Allies Near Kemmel
Germans Hold Kemmel, Push On To St. Eloi; Haig Admits Retirement; Ypres In Danger; French Regain Ground In Hangard Region
Russians Revolt, Name Czarevitch Ruler; Allies Holding Fast On Kemmel Front; Germans Halt, Awaiting Reinforcements
Fierce Struggles For Towns South Of Ypres; Germans Report British Retiring In North; Foch Content, Holds Back Counterblow
Von Arnim’s Army Disastrously Defeated In All-Day Assault On A 15-Mile Front; Mowed Down In Masses, No Ground Gained
MAY
Thirteen Of Von Arnim’s Divisions Smashed; More Losses In Monday’s Night Fighting; Franco-British Forces Advance Their Lines
Americans Win First Fight On Amiens Front; Repel Foe With Large Losses On Both Sides; Von Arnim Reorganizing His Broken Forces
French Advance Their Lines During Lull In The Battle; President Asks Power To Raise Our Army To Any Size; Germany Roused By Denial Of Vote, Austria By Starvation
French And British Push Forward In Amiens Sector; Cecil Warns Of Peril In Coming German Peace Drive; Baker Plans To Have 3,000,000 Men At The Front Next Year
Heavy German Bombardment Of British South Of Ypres; Austrian Ruler Adjourns Parliament, Attacks In Italy; Liberty Loan Oversubscribed, Perhaps By Billion Or More
Allies Push Back The Germans In Kemmel Region, Gaining Ground On Half-Mile Front Near Dranoutre; American Guns Block Foe’s Attack Near St. Mihiel
Australians Win Dominating Heights On The Somme; Huge Forces Of Germans Massing From Arras South; Enemy Pours 15,000 Gas Shells Into American Positions
Fall Of British Cabinet Threatened By Maurice’s Charges Of Misstatements About Nation’s Military Forces; Violent Shelling On Ypres Front; British Win In Raid
German Thrust North Of Kemmel Makes Slight Gain; Over 500,000 Of Our Troops In France, Baker States; Commons Expected To Back Premier Against Maurice
Commons Upholds Lloyd George, 293 To 106; He Condemns Gen. Maurice In Fiery Speech; Germans Lose New Gains Above Kemmel
British Sink Cruiser In The Channel At Ostend, Partly Blocking Another German U-Boat Base; Haig Restores Albert Line; German Guns Busy On Lys
French Check A New German Thrust East Of Amiens; American Troops Cheered On Parade In London; Berlin Rushes Troops East To Meet Ukraine Menace
Allies Won’t Use American Army Until It Is Complete; Meantime Await In Confidence Fore’s Imminent Attack; German Guns Are Pounding The Lines At Many Points
Germans Handicapped In Effort To Begin New Drive; Artillery Continues Active But Infantry Holds Off; Baker Denies Our Troops Are To Be Kept From Battle
British Drive Germans From Captured Position; Renewal Of Big Offensive Believed To Be Near; Wilson Opposes Wide Inquiry Into Conduct Of War
Senate War Inquiry Modified At Demand Of President; Wilson Names C.E. Hughes To Sift Aircraft Charges; Hard Fighting North Of Kemmel, French Keep Hill 44
Balfour Says Door Is Open To Any Serious Peace Offer; Delay In Germans’ Attack Proof Of Their Heavy Losses; Germans To Use New Flying Tank; 14 U-Boats Sunk In April
French Command Expects Immediate German Blow; American Troops Join British On Lines In The North; Government Discovers German Plotting In Ireland
All Peace Pleas Insincere, Wilson Tells Red Cross; Allied Armies Await German Shock With Confidence; Ireland Is Now Quiet With 500 Sinn Fein Leaders In Jail
Australians Take Veille-Sur-Ancre In Night Attack, Capture 360 Men; Irish Plot Evidence Found Here
Lufbery Killed In Battle With German ‘Flying Tank’ Whose Armor Deflected The Bullets Of Six Assailants; French And British Gain Ground And Take Prisoners
M’Adoo Removes The Presidents Of All Railroads; Friction The Cause; To Employ Some At Lower Salaries; British Gain Ground And Beat Off Counterattack
2,078,223 Now In American Army; Million Trained Waiting To Sail; German Drive Is Expected In June
Shaken German Army Still Delays; Demoralized By Allied Air Raids, Dissension At Home, And Lack Of Men
Transport Moldavia Sunk; 56 Americans Lost; Many Saved By Convoy; Others Killed In Sleep; Germany Racing Against Wilson, Says Lloyd George
Germans Almost Wiped Out In The Air; Gunfire Timid And Easily Broken Up; Believed To Be Scheming For Peace
German Guns Pound British Lines, But Allies Wait In Confidence; Our First Airplanes Now In Use
Germans Get Chemin Des Dames In New Drive; Blow On 40-Mile Front Reaches The Aisne; Pay Dearly There: Repulsed In Flanders
Germans Gain 10 Miles, Take 15,000 Prisoners, Cross Two River; Attack Slowing Down; Victorious Assault In Force By Americans
Germans Take Soissons, Menace Rheims; Allied Centre Forced Back Four Miles; 25,000 Prisoners Captured In Three Days
Germans Held On Flanks, Drive On Centre, Gaining 4 Miles More Toward The Marne; Claim 35,000 Prisoners And Much War Booty
JUNE
Germans Reach Marne In 8-Mile Drive; Outrun Artillery, Are Held On The Flanks; Hint Of A New Force Ahead To Stop Them
German Armies Turn West Toward Paris, Gain Six Miles, Do Not Cross The Marne; Fighting Rages Fiercely Near Soissons
German Gains Less, And Fiercely Contested, As Allied Reserves Meet Westward Drive; Assaults Nearly Everywhere Broken
Two U-Boats Sink 9 Ships Off This Coast; Raid Began May 25, Heaviest Last Sunday; Carolina Missing; Hot Pursuit By Navy
Destroyer Stops Attack On French Ship; Naval Forces Spread Net For Raiders; Carolina, Sunk By U-Boat, Has 31 Missing
Two More Ships Sunk In Our Waters; Frenchman’s Gallant Fight With U-Boat; German Drive Stopped, Americans Aiding
Our Marines Attack, Gain Mile At Veuilly, Resume Drive At Night, Foe Losing Heavily; Raiding U-Boat Torpedoes A British Ship
Our Gallant Marines Drive On 2 1/2 Miles; Storm Two Towns, Capture 300 Prisoners; Raider Sinks Another Neutral Ship Here
Americans Resume Attack Near Torcy; Hold Bouresches Against Fresh Assault; Our Infantry Share Credit With Marines
Germans Begin New Drive West Of Noyon, Gain 2 1/2 Miles In Centre Of 20-Mile Front; U-Boat Sinks Steamer Off Maryland Coast
German Gain 2 1/2 Miles, Loss Of Men Appalling; Battle Described As Fiercest Of The War; 700,000 Americans Have Gone To France
French Hit Counter Blow And Capture 1,000; Germans Gain On East, Reaching The Oise; Our Men Take Belleau Wood, 300 Captives
French Again Gain On Left, Hold Centre; German Forces Cross The Matz River; Advance East Of Oise And On Aisne Flank
French Hurle Germans Back Across Matz; Check New Drive Toward Compiegne Forest; Americans Repulse Attack, Take Prisoners
Germans Again Beaten To A Standstill; Oise Offensive Ends In A Costly Reverse; French Counterblows Turn The Scale
Austria Opens Drive On All Italian Front; British Break Into German Line In North; 1,000,000 Americans to Be In France By July
Austrians Cross The Piave At Two Points; Claim 16,000 Prisoners, But Allies Get 3,000; Americans Defeat The Germans With Gas
Austrian Offensive Meets Sharp Check; Beaten Back In Mountains With Heavy Loss; Vienna Claims Gain On The Lower Piave
Austria Using 1,000,000 Men At High Cost; Mountain Passes Choked With Her Dead; Seeks Now To Smash Through Piave Line
Italians Have Foe Penned On The Piave; Attacking Unceasingly, Have Taken 9,000; 40,000 Germans Fail In Drive At Rheims
Austrians Backed Against Flooded Piave; Americans Drive Ahead Again At Cantigny; Irish Home Rule And Conscription Put Aside
Fierce Austrian Attacks Fail At The Piave; Vienna Cabinet To Resign In Food Crisis; More All-American Units For Battleline
Italian Premier Declares Battle Is Won; Germany Cannot Send Food To Austria; Our Army Abroad 5 Month Ahead Of Time
Austrians Flee In Disorder Across Piave From Montello To Sea, Chased By Italians; Bolsheviki Yield Russia’s Riches To Berlin
Italians Take Thousands Of Prisoners, Kill Fleeing Austrians In Great Number, As Defeated Army Crosses The Piave
Kuehlmann Wants Allied Peace Offer; Italians Begin Offensive In Mountains; Cavalry Chasing Foe Near Mouth Of Piave
Americans Storm Ridge, Kill 700, Take 350; Italians Extend Gains On Lower Piave; Wilson Plans To Aid Russia Without Army
Hindenburg Plans Final Great Offensive For August; Pershing Picks An American Regiment To Go To Italy; Kaiser Furious At Kuehlman, Who May Be Ousted
Germans Beaten On Two Fronts, Lose 1,400; French Gain On Aisne, British Near The Lys; Moscow Reported Taken, New Czar Named
French Smash Attacks On Aisne Line And Holds Gains; U-Boats Cannot Win And Raids Here Confess It, Says Sims; Germany Now Prepares For Intervention In Russia
JULY
Italians And Allies Take Mountain, Capture 800; French Break Into Marne Salient On A Two-Mile Front; Germans Mass For Attack On Our Belleau Wood Lines
Italians Take 2 More Asiago Peaks, Have 2,000 Prisoners; First American Army Corps In The Field, Ready For Foe; U-Boat Sinks Another British Hospital Ship, 234 Missing
Americans Gain A Mile, Take 500 Prisoners, And Kill Many Germans On Marne Front; Wilson Reveals 1,019,115 Have Gone To France
American Guns Hurl Back Counterattacks At Vaux; Fourth German Offensive Is Near, Allies Are Ready; Italians Advance On Lower Pive; French Gain Again
Wilson Declares Against A Half-Way Peace; Australians And Americans Capture 1,500; Take Hamel; French Get 1,000 Prisoners
Crying ‘Lusitania!’ Our Men Victoriously Rush On Hamel; U.S. Transport Covington Sunk; Six Of The Crew Lost; Lloyd George Offers Peace To Germany On Wilson’s Terms
Ex-Mayor Mitchel Killed By Fall From An Airplane; Wilson Considers Plan Of Intervention In Russia; Germans, Losing Steadily On Defensive, Must Soon Attack
Russians Of The Murman Coast Go Over To The Allies; Germany’s Loss In Striking Power Revealed At Hamel, Where Tanks Overran At With The Disease-Shaken Foe
Germans Poised For Double Blow At Allies; French Gain South Of Asine, Capture 347; Moscow Rising Is Crushed With Heavy Loss
Allied Troops Ready To Help Russia; Kaiser Lets Von Kuehlmann Resign; Germans Admit Our Men Fight Well
New Government Set Up In Siberia; Allies Seeking Czech Co-Operation; Austrians Swept Back In Albania
Russians Claim Defeat Of Chechs; Austrians Beaten Flee In Albania; Our Men Supplied With Mustard Gas
Hertling Says Way Is Open To A Serious Peace Offer; Has Army Chief’s Assent; Russian Treaty Must Stand; Allies Link Up 200-Mile Front In Albania And Macedonia
Three American Army Corps Organized In France; Hertling Says Germany Holds Belgium As Pawn; Allies Reported Eager To Send Aid To Russia
French Push Onward In Albania; Break Austrian Line, Gain 5 Miles; British Force Landed In Russia
Americans Drive Germans Back Over Marne; Take 1,000 Prisoners And Check Big Drive; German Attack On A 60-Mile Front Fails
Battle Goes On Fiercely In Marne Valley; Americans And French Retake Villages; Germans Gain A Little Each Side Of Rheims
German Drive Is Checked East Of Rheims; Gains A Little To West And Along Marne; American Troops Hold Their Ground East
Allies Push Germans Back On 28-Mile Front; Take 20 Towns From Soissons To The Marne; Americans Capture 4,000 Prisoners, 50 Guns
Allied Drive Nets 17,000 Prisoners, 360 Guns; French And Americans gain Below Soissons; Cruiser San Diego Sunk Near Fire Island
All Germans Pushed Back Over The Marne; Allies Gain Three Miles South Of Soissons; Now Hold 20,000 Prisoners And 400 Guns
Allies In Chateau-Thierry, Drive Foe North; Enemy’s Lines Crumbling, Main Road Lost; U-Boat Sinks Barges Off Cape Cod Coast
Allies Forge Ahead, Battle Grows Furious, As Enemy Brings Up Big Guns And Best Men In Effort To Make A Stand On The Vesle
Allies Drive Toward Fere From Two Sides; Germans Battle Fiercely To Escape Trap; French Gain Near Montedidier; Capture 1,500
French And Americans Sweep Foe To North, Gaining Two Miles Above Chateau-Thierry; British Push In On Enemy’s Left Flank
Allies bend Foe’s Salient On Both Side; Americans Gain 2 1/2 Miles, Take Two Towns; French Push To Within Three Miles Of Fere
Allies Guns Pound German Supply Lines; Infantry Less Active; 1,800 Prisoners Taken; High Order Stopped Crown Princes’ Retreat
Germans In Full Retreat From The Marne; Seek Safety As Allied Guns Pound Salient; Foch’s Men Now Only Two Miles From Here
Allies Cross The Ourcq And Enter Fere; Reache Ville-En-Tardenois On Right Flank; Tanks And Calvary Chase The Hurrying Foe
Allies Push On, Foe Resisting Desperately; French Smash Salient East Of Oulchy; Americans Beat Off Attack, Go Past Fere
Allies Again Drive Forward Near Fere; Prussian Guards Pushed Back Two Miles; Outwitted And Outfought By Americans
AUGUST
Marne Battle Suddenly Turns To Heavy Gun Duels After Americans Repulse New Drive At Seringes; Assassin’s Bomb Kills Von Eichhorn And His Aid At Kiev
Enemy Retreats After New Allied Drive; Many Prisoners Taken, Total Now 33,400; Foe Fights On At Own Cost — Lloyd George
Allies Push On, French Again In Soissons; Gain 3 To 5 Miles On Whole Marne Salient; Enemy Speeds His Retreat, Burning Towns
German Retreat On Whole Front To Vesle; French Advance On Asine Menaces New Line; Americans Press Foe Hard, Enter Fismes
American Troops Take Fismes By Assault; Allies Cross The Vesle At Several Points; Move Up East And West To Flank The Foe
American Troops Landed At Archangel; Crowded Hospital Ship Torpedoed; 123 Die; Foe Stands At Vesle, Withdraws In North
Germans Attack Vainly Along The Vesle To Drive Back Advance Allied Forces; Americans’ Big Guns Up And Shelling Foe
Allies Cross Vesle In Force, Seize Highway; British Troops Smash Into Lys Salient; Lloyd George Reviews War; Speech In Full
Haig Breaks Foes’ Line On 25-Mile Front; Gains 7 Miles, Takes 10,000 Men, 100 Guns; German Man Power Visibly On The Wane
Allies Gain Five Miles More Below Somme; 17,000 Prisoners, 200 To 300 Guns Taken; Germans Abandon More Of Lys Salient
Somme Salient Smashed, Montdidier Taken; Hutier’s Army Flees After Foch’s New Blow; 400 Guns, More Than 24,000 Men Captured
German Reserves Vainly Try To Halt Allies; British Troops In Chaulnes; French Push On; Captures Now 36,000 Prisoners And 500 Guns
French Troops Drive Close To Lassigny; German Resistance Stiffens Along Line; U-Boat Attacks Coast With Mustard Gas
French Push Ahead, Dominate Oise Valley; Allies Harass Roye, Now Under Crossfire; U-Boat Sinks Freighter Off Fire Island
Germans Fall Back On Five-Mile Front North Of Albert; British Push Forward Toward Bray And North Of Roye; French Capture Ribecourt, Pound Foe Hard At Lassigny
British Take Two Towns Above Roye, French Gaine On Oise; Our Troops Reach Vladivostok, British In Caucasus; ‘Send 4,000,000 To France And Win The War,’ Says March
French And Canadians Advance On Eight-Mile Front, Wiping Out Salient Before Roye, Now Only 2 Miles Away; British From India In South Russia, Cossacks Winning
Foch Wins Plateau West Of Soissons, Pushes Close To Roye And Lassigny; Americans Take A Lorraine Village
British Advance Again In Lys Salient, Capturing A Village And 400 Prisoners; Americans Make Progress In Lorraine
French Again Advance, On A 15-Mile Front; British Strike On The Lys, Enter Merville; Can Win War In 1919, Say Our Army Chiefs
French Take 8,000 Prisoners And 10 Towns; Driving Ahead 2 1/2 Miles On 15-Mile Front; Foe In New Lys Retreat Pressed By Haig
Haig Smashes German Line Above Albert, Taking 7 Towns And Sweeping Over Railway; French Win Lassigny, Press In On Noyon
French Chase Foe 7 Miles, Cross Ailette; British Take Albert, Have 5,000 Prisoners; Profiteering And Waste Found In Aircraft
Allied Armies Advancing On A 50-Mile Front; British Take 9 Towns, Close In On Bapaume; French Cross Oise, Now Menace Vesle Line
Haig Captures Bray And Ten Other Towns, And Pushes Eastward On His Whole Front; Has 16,000 Prisoners And Uncounted Guns
Haig Sweeps On Against Increasing Foe; Nears Hindenburg Line, Enters Bapaume; Whole Advance Now Hangs On His Success
Haig’s Troops Push Beyond Hindenburg Line, Capturing Several Towns East Of Arras; French Encircling Roye, Take 600 Prisoners
Germans Forced Back On A 57-Mile Front; Haig’s Men 4 Miles Past Hindenburg Line; French Take Roye; Our Men Fight On Vesle
French Take Chaulnes, Reach The Somme; Foe Hastens Retreat; Forty Towns Freed; Americans In Bitter Fight On The Vesle
French Advance Goes On, Noyon Captured; British Take Bapaume, Close In On Peronne; Americans Drive Enemy Out Of Juvigny
French Take Dominating Hill Near Noyon; British In Hot Fight On Hindenburg Line; Held At Bullecourt, Gain Further North
SEPTEMBER
British On Mt. St. Quentin; Capture 1,500; Germans Retreat Further On The Lys; Americans And French Gain Ground
Lenine Reported Dead; Was Shot By A Girl; Haig Takes Peronne And 2,000 Prisoners; President Asks The Nation’s Utmost Effort
British Smash Queant Line For 6 Miles; Capture Thousands In 4-Mile Advance; French And Americans Make Progress
British Army Drives On Toward Cambrai; Captures 14 Villages And 10,000 Prisoners; Germans Are Now Reported Quitting Lens
Germans Retreat On 20-Mile Vesle Line; British Advance Now Crosses Nord Canal; England Seizes Bolshevist Ambassador
French Win 30 Towns In Ailette Advance; Our Men Drive Germans Across The Aisne; Berlin Is Declared In A State Of Siege
Germans Driven Back On 90-Mile Front; French Push On 6 Miles And British Seven; Americans Make Further Gains On Aisne
Allies Gain Toward La Fere And St. Quentin; Supplies Abandoned By Retreating Foe Show Upset Of Plans For Holding The Lines
British Take Towns On St. Quentin Front; French Nearer La Fere And St. Gobain; 21-Inch Guns Face Hindenburg Stronghold
Germans Stiffen Defense On Old Lines; Employing Fresh Divisions And New Guns; Allies Still Pushing Toward St. Quentin
French Drive Pushes Close To St. Quentin; Grip Tightened On La Fere Approaches; British Straighten Line Before Cambrai
British Make Gains Toward St. Quentin; Our Guns Aid Advances On The Aisne; American Troops Landed At Archangel
Pershing Leads Army In First Big Drive; Pinches St. Mihiel Salient, City Captured; Gain Of Five Miles, 8,000 Prisoners Taken
Americans Wipe Out St. Mihiel Salient, Taking 13,300 Prisoners And Many Guns; Hertling Calls For Peace, No Conquests
Peace Is Now Proposed By Austria-Hungary; Americans Repulse Attacks And Push On; Capture 20,000 Prisoners And Huge Booty
Austria Appeals For a General Peace, Germany Follows With Offer To Belgium; Americans Advance On A 33-Mile Front
Wilson Flatly Rejects Austria’s Proposal Balfour Calls It Insincere And Valueless; Our Patrols Active; Balkan Drive Begun
American Guns Pound Enemy On New Line; Our Infantry Is Gaining On The Moselle; Germans Are Massing Heavily In The Rear
Haig And Petain Pierce Hindenburg Line; Take 10 Towns, 6,000 Men In 22-Mile Drive; Serbs And French Drive Bulgars 10 Miles
Allied Pincers Closing On St. Quentin; Haig Now Has 10,000 Prisoners And 60 Guns; Foe Is Slaughtered In Counterattacks
Haig, Pushing Foe Back, Regains Moeuvres; Germans Intrench To Stop Our Advance; Bulgars Flee; Turks Routed In Palestine
Wilson Condemns Rule Of Terror In Russia; Calls On All Nations To Join In Protest; Haig Again Breaks Into Hindenburg Line
British Wipe Out An Entire Turkish Army; Capture 18,000 In 60-Mile Drive In Palestine; Haig Strikes German Line At Four Points
Bulgars Are Swept Back On 90-Mile Front; Turks Lose 2 Palestine Armies, 40,000 Men; French Win Oise Front, North Of La Fere
Allies Tighten Their Grip On St. Quentin; Capture 1,300 Prisoners And Four Towns; Bulgars Lose Prilep, Turks Haifa And Acre
Bulgar Forces Now Split Into Fragments; Turks Taken In Palestine Exceed 40,000; British Within Two Miles Of St. Quentin
Americans Crush 20-Mile German Line, Gain 7 Miles, Take 12 Towns, 5,000 Prisoners, And Still Press Forward With The French
President Says War Must Achieve A Peace Based On Equal Justice For All Peoples; All Allies Strike, Get 24,000 Prisoners; Bulgars Seek Peace As Fortress Falls
Allies Strike The Enemy On Every Front; Belgians Join In Drive, Capture 4,000; British Nearer Cambrai; Our Men Push On; Germans Try To Stop Bulgaria’s Surrender
Haig Stikes On Wide Front, Our Men Aiding; Belgians Take Six Towns, 5,500 Prisoners; French Grip Chemin Line, Menace La Fere; American Guns Pound Foe’s Last Defenses
OCTOBER
Bulgaria Quits The War, Turkey May Follow; Haig’s Men In Cambrai, Belgians Push On; Our Men Gain Ground In Hard Fighting
French In St. Quentin; Whole Line Advanced; War’s Fiercest Fighting On Cambrai Front; Whole German Cabinet Out; Riots In Berlin
Germans Begin Wide Retreat, Quit Lille; British Cut German Line Below Cambrai; Americans Gain As Enemy’s Front Weakens
Durazzo, Austrian Naval Base, Destroyed; All Of Enemy’s Ships Sunk By Allied Fleet; Haig Makes 8-Mile Breach, Captures 5,000; Foe Flees On 20-Mile Front In Lens Area
Americans Break The Kriemhilde Line; Haig Nears Lille, Deepens St. Quentin Gap; Austria Asks Holland To Move For Peace
Austria Appeals To Wilson For Peace, “Based” On The Conditions He Has Named; Wide German Retreat; Evacuating Lille; Americans Drive Forward Near The Meuse
Germany Also Sends An Appeal For Peace; Allied Capitals And Peoples Cold To It; French Break 28-Mile Front In Champagne; Americans In One Of War’s Hottest Battles
Expect Wilson To Reject Teuton Offers; Now Conferring With Allies On Reply; British Are Again Driving Toward Lille; French Gain On Aisne, Our Men In Argonne
President Puts Vital Questions To Germany, Asking If His Terms Are Fully Accepted, And If Chancellor Speaks For The People; No Armistice While She Is On Invaded Soil
Haig Takes Cambrai, Smashes 20-Mile Front, Advances 9 Miles, Routs 30 German Divisions, And Hotly Pursues The Disordered Enemy; Americans Breakthrough Kriemhilde Line
Germany Reply To Wilson Reported Drafted; Haig Takes Le Cateau, Pursues Fleeing Foe; U-Boats Sink 3 Steamers, 900 Lives Lost
Germans Retreat On Douai And Laon Fronts And Are Evacuating The Chemin Des Dames; Transport Sunk; 372 Americans Missing
Germany Says She Accepts Wilson’s Terms, Is Ready To Evacuate To Gain An Armistice, And Government Speaks For Her People; Reply Rouses No Enthusiasm In Washington
Look For Rejection Of The German Offer; Allied Capitals Oppose Armistice Plan; French Troops Capture Laon and La Fere
No Peace, Says Wilson, Till Kaiserism Ends, No Armistice While Germany’s Crimes Go On, No Truce To Mar Our Military Supremacy; A Separate Reply To Be Made To Austria
Allies Sweep On In Belgium, Close On Lille; Americans Widen Gap In Kriemhilde Line; Allied Capitals Indorse Wilson’s Note
Vast German Retreat Begun In Belgium; Americans Take The Town Of Grand Pre; Reform Of Government Begins In Berlin; And Rumors Of Early Yielding Fly About
Lille Taken Unharmed, British Also In Douai; Belgian Sweep Reaches Ostend And Bruges; Hungary Proclaims Herself Independent; German Reply To Wilson May Come Today
Belgian Coast Is Won And Allies Push On; Americans Advance, French Take 15 Towns; Military Leaders Delay Reply To Wilson; Czechs Seize Prague, Their Flag On Castle
Set The Slavs Free, Wilson Tells Austria; Berlin Note To Uphold Submarine Warfare; Allied Armies Reach The Dutch Frontier; Nation Oversubscribes The Liberty Loan
Forecasts Of Berlin Note Not Acceptable; Washington Will Consider Only Surrender; Allies Drive At Ghent, Cross Selle River
Germany’s Reply Again Seeks An Armistice, Boasts ‘Popular’ Rule, Restricts U-Boats, But Is Everywhere Condemned As Futile; Allies Push Forward On A 90-Mile Front
Haig Pushes Forward On A 25-Mile Front, Crosses Scheldt; French Move On Ghent; Wilson Consults Allies On Germany’s Note
Wilson Has But One Word — Surrender! For Military And Autocratic Germany; Sends Her Appeals To Allies, But Warns That Truce Must Leave Her Powerless
Allies Hail Wilson’s Last Word To Berlin; Austria Reported Near Full Surrender; Americans Deal Two Blows On The Meuse; British Go Forward, Take 7,000 Prisoners
German Cabinet Defers Reply To Wilson Till Armistice Conditions Are Laid Down; Italians Attack; Americans Again Gain; Wilson Asks For A Democratic Congress
Consider Note To Wilson, Kaiser Presiding; Germany Bankrupt; Her Allies Quitting; Three French Armies Gain; Haig Drives On; Enemy Has Lost 70,000 Men On Our Front
Germany Replies That Her People Now Rule And She Awaits Proposals For Armistice; Austria Also Replying; Ludendorff Quits; Allied Leaders To Meet; Big Gains In Battle
Austria ‘Accepts’ All Of Wilson’s Conditions, Asks For Immediate And Separate Peace; London And Paris Say Germany Is Isolated; Italians And British Take 9,000 Austrians
Peace Terms And Truce May Come Together; Will ‘Break Germany’s Sword Irretrievably’; Crumbling Austria Asks Wilson To Hurry, And Begs All Her Foes To Heed Her Plea
Allies Near Decision On Armistice Terms, Giving Definition To Wilson’s Points; New German Note Seeks To Hasten Action; 33,000 Austrians, Many Guns, Taken In Italy
NOVEMBER
Republic Is Proclaimed In Vienna, As Peace Mission Enters Italy; Turkey Makes Full Surrender
Armistice Terms Given To Austrian Army; Turkey Surrenders Forts And Warships; American Army In New Drive Captures 3,000; 85 Are Killed In B.R.T. Rush-Hour Wreck
Our Men Break Enemy Front In Argonne; Now In Hot Pursuit Of Two German Armies; Austrian Defeat Is Becoming Colossal; Armistice Terms Soon Ready For Germany
Austria Signs Armistice, Quits War Today; Germany Stands Alone, Kaiser Loath To Go; Italians Recapture Trieste And Trent; American Rush Menaces German Retreat
Allies Fix Terms That Germany Must Take; Austria Has Made A Complete Surrender; Her Army Broken, 300,000 Men Captured; Haig Captures 10,000; Our Men Near Sedan
Congress Won By The Republicans; Whitman Is Leading Smith By 1,500; Germany Told To Apply To Foch
Germans Seeking Truce Reach Allied Lines; Sedan Fired As Americans Drive Foe Back; Senate Republican By 2 Or 4, House By 33; Smith Elected Governor By About 10,000
German Delegates On The Way To Meet Foch; Firing Stops On One Front To Let Them Pass; German Navy Rebels; Our Men Take Sedan; False Peace Report Rouses All America
Empire Crumbling, Kaiser Refuses To Quit, And Prince Max Resigns As Chancellor; Bavaria Ousts Dynasty, Demands Republic; Armistice Envoys Delay Action On Terms
Kaiser And Crown Prince Abdicate; Nation To Choose New Government; Max Is Regent; Armistice Delayed; Revolt Spreads On Land And Sea
Armistice Signed, End Of The War! Berlin Seized By Revolutionists; New Chancellor Begs For Order; Ousted Kaiser Flees To Holland
Wilson Proclaims Germany’s Fate; Disarmed, Driven Beyond Rhine; Solf Begs Aid For German People; Navy Rebellious Over The Terms
Many Important Changes In The Armistice; To Avert Famine, Solf Again Begs For Haste; Emperor Of Austria Finally Abdicates; German Crown Prince Now Reported Dead
Lloyd George Against Vengeance Peace; Wilson Promises Food For German People; Red Faction Demands Arrest Of Von Tirpitz
Allies Framing Peace Congress; Germany Faces Growing Disorder; Our Troops Move Into Metz Area
Germans Told Their Appeals Must Go To Allies; Efforts Being Made To Hurry Peace Conference; American Troops Prepare To Move Into Germany
Americans Start March Of Allied Armies Into Germany; Peace Conference Is Not Likely To Open Until January; United States And The Allies Seize The Ocean Cables
Armies Of Occupation Move All Along Front; Germany Plans General Election In January; Luxemburg Would Oust Duchess, Join France
President Going To Europe For Peace Preliminaries; American Troops Enter Belgium, Occupy Briey Area; Solf, In New Appeal, Wants The Truce Terms Mollified
Wilson Plans Long Stay At Peace Conference; American Army Carries Relief To 200 Towns; Germans Want Peace And Work; Famine Not Feared
May Be Two Peace Treaties, One For Essentials, Another Made At Leisure, Covering Details; Americans Cross The Frontier Into Germany
Germans Surrender High Seas Fleet And 19 More U-Boats; Berlin Is Calm Under Reds’ Rule But Fears Army’s Return; Many Kings And Presidents To Be In Paris With Wilson; Americans In Luxemburg; Old Cunarder Campania Sunk
McAdoo Resigns As Head Of Treasury And Railroads; Owners Move To Get Back Railroads And Wire Systems; Gen. Pershing Proclaims To Luxemburg Her Liberation
Our Casualties In The War, 236,117; Deaths, 53,169; Minority Socialists Menace German Reconstruction; New Massacres Begun By Reds In Starving Petrograd
Form New German Republics; Outbreak In Berlin; Peace Protocol Likely To Be Signed By March; Advance Units Of Our Army Enter Prussia
President Is Still Resolved To Go To Europe; How His Peace Program Was Impressed On Allies; Soviet Asserts Control Of German Government
Discussing The Presidence, Vice President Marshall Says He Would Take It Only On Order Of A Competent Court, During The Absence Of Mr. Wilson, Who Sails Next Week
Wilson To Head Envoys At First, Baker To Go Later; Law Of 1790 Is Cited Against Wilson’s Departure; All Germany Demands A National Convention
Vice President May Act For President In His Absence; Allies To Ask Surrender Of The Plotting Ex-Kaiser; Generals Aid Extremists’ Efforts In Germany
President Announce He Will Head Peace Delegation; Lansing, House, White and Gen. Bliss The Other Members; Germany Must Pay, Kaiser Be Tried, Says Lloyd George; League Of Nations Plan Includes International Fleet
DECEMBER
Wilson Will Address Congress Monday And Sail Tuesday; Senators May Send Observation Committee To Paris; Kaiser Abdicated 3 Days Ago; Blames His Ministers For War
President Tells Congress Today Of His Peace Trip; American Troops Advance 12 Miles Into Prussia; Clean Sweep In The Berlin Foreign Office Likely
President Says It Is His First Duty To Go To Europe To Do His Part In Realizing Ideals Our Men Fought For; Not To Sail Till Tomorrow; Leaves Railroad Issue Open
President Leaves Washington, Sails For Europe Today; Coming Here On Special Train With His Peace Party; Senate Debates Questions Arising Out Of His Absence
President Is At Sea On Voyage To Peace Conference; Whole Harbor With Wild Acclaim Speeds Him On His Way; Allies Agree Germany Must Pay To Her Full Limit
George And Geddes Doom Those Who Started War; End Draft In Europe, Keep Up Navy, Says Churchill; President Wants No More Armed Domination
German Propaganda Plots Revealed In Washington; Britain To Demand Indemnity Of Forty Billions; Peace Conference Meets First Week In January; President Interested In Churchill’s Declarations
Ebert Puts Off Soldiers’ Demand That He Head German Republic; London Expects No Peace Divisions
Fighting In Berlin, Fear Allied Occupation; Alarmed Germans In Coblenz And Cologne Call Americans And British To Keep Order
Wilson Not To Sit At Peace Table; Wants Conference Sessions Open; New Report Of Outbreak In Berlin
Berlin Plot Traced To Junkers; Vast Loot Found In Brussels Banks; President’s Ship Passes Azores
Allies’ War Bill $120,000,000,000, Says Lloyd George; Wilson Plans An Important Speech To Our Army; Troops Called To Guard Berlin, Coup Is Feared
Wilson To Urge League Of Nations As Integral Part Of Peace Treaties; Berlin Discord Grows; Solf Ousted
President Wilson Welcomed At Brest, Starts For Paris; Wants The Seas Restricted Only By United Control; Favors Careful Inquiry Before Fixing Indemnities
Paris Gives Wilson Welcome Of Unexampled Warmth; He Declares For Exemplary Punishment Of War-Makers; Sees Enduring Peace Only In A League Of Nations
Wilson Confers With Clemenceau; Lays Wreath On Lafayette’s Tomb; President’s Ideals Winning France
Wilson Is Not Pressing A Fixed Program; Now Sounding The Ideas Of Allied Leaders; Might Accept An Informal World League
Spirit Of Co-Operation Is Now Strong At Paris; President Confers On Speeding The Army Home; Question Of Aiding Russia Is Under Discussion
Wilson To Prolong Stay Abroad; Sees Work Ahead Till February; Clemenceau For League Of Nations
Wilson Confers With King Of Italy; Has Long Talk With Clemenceau; London, Reassured, Plans Welcome
Italy Persists In Her Full Demands; French Fail In Efforts To Move Her; Wilson Sees Orlando And Sonnino
Wilson Urges World League As Peace Guarantee; Our Envoys Fear Effect Of Opposition At Home; Lodge Would Defer Five Of The President’s Points
Wilson Visits 1,200 Of Our Wounded And Pays Tribute To Their Service; Gaining Ground With The Allies
America To Handle Food Problem In First Co-Operation For Peace; President Is Busy In Conferences
Wilson Says He Finds Europe For A Just Peace And Close Co-Operation In Making It Secure; Starts To Spend Christmas With Our Troops
Wilson Promises Troops A Just Peace As He Voices America’s Pride In Them; Holds A Review, Takes Dinner In Camp
London Gives Wilson Surpassing Popular Welcome; Battles Begin In Berlin As Reds Start New Revolt; New York Acclaims Great War Fleet Reaching Home
Wilson At King George’s Banquet Says He And Allied Leaders Agree; Has Satisfactory Conferences
Lloyd George Declares Agreement With Wilson; President Favors An Overwhelming League, To Be The Trustees Of The World’s Peace
France Reserves Right To Fix Frontier; For Peace League And Full Publicity; Italians Also Back World Union Idea
Wilson For World League Or None; France To Back British Sea Policy; Clemenceau Says Wilson Approves
News Source: New York Times
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