President Wilson's Royal Welcome in London Parade
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson arrived at Buckingham Palace after a ceremonial journey from Calais. Crowds cheered as King George and Queen Mary greeted them with full royal honors, a Star Spangled Banner band played, and guards saluted amid wartime spectacle and festive London scenes.
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Morning Journal
London
Wilson
Buckingham Palace
Calais
Household Cavalry
George
Queen Mary
Princess Mary
Wilton
Piccadilly
Wellington Arch
Palaces
Palace
U.S
War Office
Whitehall
Iitish
Buckingham Parks
Victoria
Charingross
King George
Charins Grose
Lloyd G George
Eng
Wilken
Connaught
Queen Mary, With Mrs. Wilkon
Princess Marty
Mareahattle
Per.mitting
Peace Conference Delegates Form as Nations Prepare
A Morning Journal report from Leanan i Varis dated Dec 26 notes the peace congress personnel gradually taking shape with 110 to 320 members. Great powers United States France Great Britain and Italy allotted five delegates each while others vary by size and interests. Belgium Portugal and others soon join. Wilson seeks rapid start after the new year.
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IVY Morning Journal
Leanen i Varis
Great Hunain
France
United States
Italy
Peace Congress
Delas
Belgium
Paul Kuimans
Emile Vandervelde
Maron van den Heuvel
Vathean
Portugal
Senhor Egas Monix
Fereen
Mapirito Santo Lima
Senhor Ferrere de Andrade
Senhor Santos Viso
Augusto Vasconceilos
Vrazi
Nile Pecanba
Ruy Tarbosa
Huet Ratellar
Thomonpowekty
Japane
Viscount Kinds
Aimixvesador
Great Britain
Baron Matenit
Vilmaeador
Nikela PP Paehiteh
M. Vesniteh
Cunmbiteh
Weather outlook for Friday and Saturday in Arizona
The weather forecast calls for a fair, slowly rising temperature trend across Friday and Saturday with a gentle fall noted in the overall pattern. No precipitation indicated and winds remain light to moderate.
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New Review
Viking
Arizona
Weather Summary for 24 Hours Past
Local weather shows a maximum of 34 and a minimum of 7. The day ended at 6 p.m. with a 21 degree range and a 25 degree reading at 6 p.m. Northwest wind and clear skies.
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Stinmiary
Britain Would Let Sea Rivalry Define World Order
A New York World special cable dispatch argues Britain may concede naval disarmament to America at the peace conference or be drawn into a broader struggle. It portrays President Wilson as financially pivotal and the U S as likely to lead sea supremacy if given the chance, warning of a choice between life and death for civilization. The piece critiques British leaders and urges decisive American action in shaping postwar order.
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New York
Athanveague
London
America
Wilson
Council
Odie
Fle
Children of Darkness
Hib Anghig
Huge American Fleet Receives Welcome Across Snowbound Nation
Millions greet sailors who helped keep seas safe as a vast nationwide reception unfolds in driving snow. Crowds line streets to honor the fleet and its crews, with patriotic fervor and scenes of collective gratitude across cities and towns.
Parade of Fleet Welcomes Admiral Mayo and His Men
New York December 24. A naval armada led by Secretary Daniels and Admiral Mayo paraded up Fifth Avenue as twenty one superdreadnaughts and accompanying ships returned from eighteen months at sea. The homeward fleet, including the Mayflower, Arizona, Oklahoma, Nevada, Utah, New York, Texas, Arkansas and others, displayed pennants and fired salutes as civilians and wounded soldiers watched in snow. The return ended with the Mayflower escort and a final naval salute.
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Se Ning Journal
Ecre
New York
Hudson Tonteht
Deatty
North Atlantic
United States
Daniels
Mayo
Fifth Avenue
France
Athantic
Testes Im Gayttine
Secretary of the Navy
Whee
Mr. Laniels
Arizona
Oklahoma
Nevada
Utah
Thomas S&s Hogers
Pennsylvania
Henry T. Mayo
Hoot Hedman
Texas Arkansas
Pierida
David
Peet
Baker
Cadlels
Cain
Saxonia
Ploria
Atehor
Mysterious Post Office Robbery Stuns Greeley
The Greeley post office safe was robbed of War Savings Stamps valued at 26000 and cash, unknown amount, sometime tonight. The heist went undetected until lights failed and workers found the open safe in the postmaster's office near the mail room. Entry method unclear as night shift left at 4 o'clock.
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Greeley
Cole
Dee
Creeley
Socialist Leaders Trial Highlights War Speech Limits
In Chicago a socialist leader testifies that during war free speech may be restricted and supports war mobilization. Darrow says antiwar literature could deter some to enlist, while other witnesses describe Socialist activities and attempts to evade drafts.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Carenece
Darrow
Fleming
Withass
St. Louis
Willian
Lloyd
Arnold Behiller
Fehiller
Willum
Italy Lost Nearly Three Million Men Report
An Italian war casualty figure dispute surfaces with claims of 2.5 million to 3 million losses. Salvatore Bachtal, former Italian cabinet member, cites Paris sources and asserts Italy suffered 660000 killed or died of wounds, amid conflicting tallies from Brera Leora and others.
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Pngined
France
Britain
David Liord ‘Jieorge
Arthur J. Balfeur
Torden
Andrew Bonde Law
Hia Reece Thins
Exchequer
Ficorne Nikel Barnes
Labor
War Cabinet
Mmuts
Kotha
South Africa
Canada
Austrata
India
M.qemeneenn
Stephen Mechon
Italy
Boraind Journos
Brera Leora Wine
New York
Dev
E- BreRvne
Sreordinne
Pixsareto
Halma
Nix
Paris
Sant Saturnay
Salvatore Baechtal
Berlin Street Fight Leaves Hundred Dead in Revolt
Sailors demand resignation of Ebert cabinet and radical substitutions after a fierce Berlin street clash. Troops reel from the violence as authorities seek order amid rising unrest.
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Berlin
Ebert
Berlin Mutiny Spurs Sailor and Soldier Revolt
Nearly 100 killed as sailors and republican guards clash in Berlin streets. Spartacists back mutinous sailors who seize the red castle and royal stables. Wels and Liebknecht figures loom as unrest spreads to Kiel and Potsdam. The government orders troops to readiness.
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Fourmal Special Tavto Wika
London
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhusen
Cou. Higetrasse
Ihs
Silors
Spartacans
Ebert
Haase
George Ledebour
Karl Liebknecht
Rongard
Red Palace
Exchange
Amsterdam
Alexander
Fronger
Sterlin
Copenhagen
Kiel
Pontiff seeks lasting peace through church deliberations
Rome December 25 The pope replied to cardinals saying he is glad to receive Christmas greetings this year and hopes the peace center will act with elevated spirit. He expressed support for its deliberations and will use his power to foster a lasting just peace and restored order worldwide.
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Oy Morning Journal Spec Ray
Leecr
Vie
Rome
Poge Henediet
Copper for Future DeliveryQuoted at 23 Cents
Leading copper producers and sellers in New York report free quotes of 23 cents per pound for the first quarter of 1919 as the 26 cent price set by the war industries board expires. Orders are mainly for domestic canners with no inquiries for beyond March and totals around 1.46 million pounds.
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Morsirg Poumenal
New York
War Industries Board
End of American Protective League Reported
The American Protective League with about 250 branches nationwide will disband February 1 after a conference with officials including Attorney General Gregory. The leaders say the league helped during wartime but with peace returning, its finances and future role shift to construction work while the training of its members continues to influence postwar efforts.
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Germany
Great Tank
Saya
League
Postoffice Fire Hits Mexican Mail and Stamps
The fragment reports a 26 December event involving Sonora post offices and mail destruction by fire. It notes that all mail from Mexico destined for a United States route was affected, including twenty funds at registered mail and four large crates of stockpiled items.
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Meostoan Posteffloe Ffurns
Somales Arig
Fales
Sonora
Posteffies
Gustan Howe
Mexico
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