Wilson in London As He Receives Largely Praise
President Wilson's London visit progresses with quiet days and a state banquet at Buckingham Palace. Lloyd George hosts a luncheon with leading British statesmen while Wilson meets with officials in Downing Street and prepares for a Guild Hall address. Mrs Wilson attends a small luncheon hosted by the Countess of Reading with notable attendees.
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State Dinner to President Is Precedent at Buckingham Palace
Report on a state dinner honoring President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson at Buckingham Palace. King George and royals hosted with French ambassador Princess Patricia Duke of Connaught Italian ambassador and Japanese envoy in attendance. Elaborate hall, gold decor, and a long banquet table arranged for the President and King, with formal processions led by officials in state regalia.
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Uruguayan unrest noted with cavalry encampments
In Uruguay reports describe agitation as two cavalry regiments are encamped around the central railway station. Additional indications mention other forces nearby, with observers noting irregular activity on the city’s outskirts. Further details remain unclear from fragmented text.
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Dorkers Show Vehicle? Court Case and Local Notes
Reading shows a chaotic Midland county page with crime and court notes. It mentions robbers facing long terms, bad checks, damages for two houses, and editorials warning highwaymen. Also references to horoscopes, local transfers, price predictions and advertising quotes under scattered items.
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Missing German code letter disrupts espionage trial
In Chicago District Attorney Clyne reported a key government exhibit vanished during the trial of five socialist leaders charged under the espionage act. The missing letter, linked to William F. Kruse, was described as a German code note used by socialists against draft law enforcement. Kruse denied involvement and the court urged witnesses to return, with the government still seeking the original document.
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Hoover refuses German food talks amid relief efforts
Food Administrator Hoover in Europe arranging relief for war devastated areas refused to discuss German food conditions with Baron von der Lancken and Dr Rieth who sought a meeting. A Paris message said German officials planned to negotiate through Walter Lyman Brow in Rotterdam but Hoover responded with a sharp rebuke and blocked any meeting with the pair.
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Ex-Czar Nicholas Alive, Says Allied Supporter
A correspondent, Michael te Tchihatehef, claims Ex-Czar Nicholas and his entire family survive. He notes the czar avoids public attention and may reside in a neutral country with allied governments aware of his whereabouts. Propaganda claims of his murder in Ekaterinburg are dismissed.
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Noble War Lords and Hindenburg Labeled Cowards In Spa Hideout
Spa Belgium hosted the Kaiser staff and Hindenburg as wartime leaders used underground refuges with electric buzzers and heavy doors. Reports describe a dining room exit to a dugout pantry below and multiple hidden routes connected to villa complexes. An Associated Press contact noted the crown prince spent nearly all his time at the sites, revealing a pattern of concealment.
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Miller paroled to Butte from fort Douglas ward
Four enemy aliens detained at Fort Douglas near Salt Lake City were granted paroles by the U S attorney. William Miller of Virginia City Montana was paroled to Butte Spiro Radman Austrian to Tacoma Albert Edward Lipp a German to Akron Ohio and Gaston Groby Austrian to Park City Utah The Exposition Paris 1920 or 1921 inter allied colonial exhibit planned by the council
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SHAMBER OF DEPUTIES MAY BE STORM CENTER WITHIN THE NEXT WEEK
Paris December 27 Socialist deputy Marcel Cachin pressed Premier Clemenceau in the chamber asking if secret diplomacy would be dropped at the peace conference and if talks would be public The crowd-filled chamber heard demands on the January February and March budget and Russia policy The premier promised a reply tomorrow and sessions continue tomorrow and Sunday lasting late into the day
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Former Emperor Assassin Rumors Stir Paris Debate
Paris rumors spread that the former emperor of Germany has been assassinated, with no confirmation yet. The claim circulated in the chamber of deputies as December 27 began, while the city faced fair weather and a notable temperature drop.
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Germany to form federal republic modeled after US
Geneva reports indicate Germany plans a two chamber congress a popular house and a state senate with a directly elected president. The measures would abolish nobility privileges and redraw border state arrangements as Germany would annex German lands.
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Santa Claus Visits Archangel Troops With Stockings
Six thousand stockings stuffed with candy tobacco and other articles were given to American troops near Archangel on Christmas Day by the American Red Cross. Archangel school children helped fill the stockings and received a luncheon in return for their aid.
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Princess Patricia Betrothed to Commander Ramsay
London reports the court circular announces the king has consented to the betrothal of Princess Patricia of Connaught to Commander Alexander Ramsay, heir to the Earl of Dalhousie. The announcement reflects a royal match aligning high noble houses.
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Montana envoy carries greetings to peace conference
Christ Wastengottgey, bearing greetings from the Chinese minister of foreign affairs, traveled from Montana and arrived at the state department en route to the peace conference across the United States.
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Historic Epoch State Banquet Speech by George London
In a Buckingham Palace address, King George extols shared liberty and world peace, lauding President Wilson’s blend of scholarship and public life. He recalls Anglo American ties from Magna Carta to Shakespeare, and praises wartime bonds, calls for disarmament, and wishes success in forging lasting peace. Continues on page 13.
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