Wilson Emphasizes Anglo American Partnership in Manchester Speech
President Wilson tells Manchester citizens that the United States seeks a right partnership with Europe rather than involvement in European balance of power politics. He argues for world peace through universal cooperation and a clear head toward future settlements, urging unity of purpose and humanity.
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Weather Forecast for New Mexico and Arizona December
The Poree weather summary from Denver reports Tuesday colder with a moderate cold wave east of the mountains. Wednesday looks fair in the south and snow in the northern portion. Arizona shows Tuesday cloudy with snow in the south and east, while Wednesday should be generally fair.
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Weather summary for twenty four hours ending 6 pm yesterday
A compact local weather note reports yesterday's conditions ending 6 pm with a maximum 4 percent figure and a minimum 4 dollars value. The range and times are unclear due to damaged OCR. A final line mentions a word fleur as a stray input.
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China to seek return of Kia Chow and trade equalization
New York, Dec. 30. Chinese foreign minister Lu Cheng-hang said China will ask the peace conference to restore Kia Chow, the former German province captured by Japan, and to readjust trade relations so China gains equal footing with Western nations. He expects the status of Kia Chow to be settled at the peace conference, with Japan allowed limited influence over Tsing Tai. China also seeks equitable foreign commerce and postwar cooperation with the United States.
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Elephants Run Rampant In Winnipeg Vaudeville Visit
Four elephants escaped their handlers in Winnipeg and caused havoc for three hours. One elephant wedged between houses tearing walls, entered a hospital power house and knocked down a door while prompting engineer J. Kral to retreat. The animals damaged equipment and were later recaptured.
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Buckingham Palace hosts private farewell dinner for Wilson
King George and Queen Mary entertain President and Mrs Wilson at Buckingham Palace in a small formal dinner. Attendees include diplomats, royals, and aides. no speeches or toasts are given. The event precedes the Wilsons departure for France as they begin their journey home.
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Chileans Order Peruvians to Leave Antofagasta
A mass meeting in Antofagasta Chile declared Peruvian residents unwelcome and called for the expulsion of about 15 900 Peruvian nitrate workers to open jobs for Chileans. Many Peruvians reportedly left aboard a Peruvian steamer. Meanwhile Peruvians in London plan to send a memorial to President Wilson on Tacna Arica. The Peruvian Senate pressures the foreign office to hand over related documents.
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Exiled Kaiser at Amerongen Captured in First Visual Record
A photographed image from the United States shows the ex Kaiser Wilhelm II in exile in Holland. The scene outside Amerongen Castle features Count von Kentineck as host while Dutch guards deter photographers with clubs.
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Building of greatest navy urged by Daniels in effort to outpace arms limits
Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Committee that the United States must build the world’s largest navy unless a League of Nations or other tribunal enforces international armament limits. He cited a three year plan adding battleships and cruisers to place the U.S. second only to Britain, and urged continued construction even as talks proceed. He noted proposed funding of about 55 million dollars for next year and outlined reductions and personnel needs in the peacetime navy program.
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Hitchcock Declares Early Armistice Date Altered
Senator Hitchcock states the first date was November 14 but was changed before the armistice. The record notes the order and the alteration in the dating sequence.
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Senator Kelley Says President Signed Order But Not Countersigned
Washington December 26 Senate debate on postmaster general Burleson’s authority to take over cable ships intensified after Hitchcock released a letter denying excess of power. Kellogg claimed a November 2 signing, Watson alleged a later date adjustment due to armistice, while mentions of a November 14 inception and armistice on the 11th were cited as evidence of delay.
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Wilsons Fourteen Points in Peace Talks Dominate Discussion
The World article surveys the status of President Wilsons fourteen points at the peace conference. Analysts note progress on openness of covenants and the League of Nations, while concerns persist over freedom of seas and economic terms amid Allied interpretations.
Wilgon's Peace Program Hinges on League Formation
Fairs correspondent notes the main central idea of Wilgon's plan depends on forming a nations league. He asserts the other fourteen points remain valid if the league goal holds, shaping the broader approach to peace.
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Freedom of Seal Needs Explanation and Clearing Up
Third Point discusses removal of economic barriers and requires considerable clearing up. The notice references efforts to address practical obstacles and clarify policy implications for stakeholders.
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