Wilson in Paris Visits Churches and Lafayette Tomb
President Wilson spent Sunday in Paris visiting two churches, placing a wreath on the tomb of Lafayette, and meeting with Clemenceau and Mr. and Mme. Poincare. He toured the city as crowds cheered, while plans for publicizing the mission’s activities were discussed with Colonel House and George Creel.
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Committee On Public Information
United States
America
Berlin Press Repents as Wilson Arrives in Paris
Berlin papers display Wilson arrival dispatches and reprint earlier harsh editorials. They note the American embassy will host the President where he may meet the rector and students of the American Ecclesiastical College and may visit the Vatican or Cardinal Gasparri if time permits. The Pope’s envoy hopes to see Wilson. Rome trip likely after Christmas if King Victor Emmanuel stays in Paris past Dec 23.
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Plans for resuming inter allied talks in January
In Paris on December 15 plans for re assembling the inter allied conference and the peace congress advance. The conference will not resume until January 1 due to British leaders Lloyd George and Balfour being delayed by elections and holidays. President Wilson may meet premiers and visit battlefields and Italy. King Victor Emmanuel crown prince and Premier Orlando arrive in Paris on Thursday.
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Wilson Welcomed Warmly in Paris at Elysee Luncheon
Paris papers praise President Wilson for his Paris reception and speeches at the Elysee Palace. TLHomme Libre hails Saturday ceremony as a triumphant welcome to a great man, while Petit Journal notes shared democracies pursuing peace. Wilson’s address is called tactful and just, pledging cooperation with allies for a justice and security based peace. Paris crowds express confidence for the future and gratitude for his past efforts.
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Dine with the President This Week Links American and European Goals
The article notes informal talks on upcoming conference topics with aims to secure a first hand read of European leaders views and to present the American position. Delegates seek candid exchanges this fortnight to shape the formal agenda and approach.
President joins singing at American Presbyterian Church
Wilson joined vigor ously in the singing at the American Presbyterian Church. The President wore a black morning coat gray trousers and a high hat. One reporter noted he sat in the eighth pew instead of the first row and paid close attention to the preacher. The Temps says he maintained a serene air similar to his arrival on Saturday not severity as yesterday’s misprint suggested.
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Danish Welcome To President Wilson In Copenhagen Mass Meeting
A Copenhagen mass meeting presided by the mayor adopted a resolution welcoming President Wilson to Europe. The Danish gathering, representing all social classes, expressed gratitude for his visit and spoke of unity among the people and nations.
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Danish citizens praise efforts for peace and freedom
The text commends ongoing efforts toward a just enduring peace and orderly progress. It expresses support for a programme aimed at liberty and world progress and highlights Danish citizens admiring the right of free determination to reunite all peoples who are Danish.
Swedish Greeting Sent to President Wilson
Ernest Trygger leader of the Swedish Conservative Party and Admiral S A A Lindman former foreign minister send a message to President Wilson praising the United States for its independence and asking for peaceful reconciliation between nations as he visits Europe. The note cites friendship gratitude and admiration between Sweden and the United States.
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Clemenceau Confers With Wilson Hoover at Paris Meeting
Premier Clemenceau arrived at the Murat residence and met President Wilson. The talks followed House's prior visit as Hoover briefed Wilson on German food conditions. Tomorrow Wilson will meet Thomas Nelson Page about a Vatican invitation.
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How He Will See Pope
Paris dispatch says President Wilson may visit Pope Benedict in Rome. Vatican plans indicate the visit could occur with no Vatican Quirinal tensions. If Wilson goes, he is likely to be hosted at the Quirinal Palace by King Victor Emmanuel before proceeding elsewhere.
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