Wilson to confer with premier today in London
President Wilson arrives in England amid huge crowds in London and Dover. He meets King George at Buckingham Palace, thanks the citizens for their welcome, and previews peace aims and fourteen points as allied leaders discuss concrete treaty details.
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Urses
Bunting
United
Wilson
Mary
Duke of
Londpoax
Wison Reacher
Buckingham Palace
George
Ofrs
Grayson
Marlborough House
Queen Mother
Alexandra
Duke of Connaught
Pants
Peace Congress
Cires
London
King George
President Son
England
Taim Vers
Judge Reserves His Decision in Contract Case
City consented to a change of brand and City Attorney Courleay disputed that contractors were damaged by the resident engineer living in Chicago VL. Tompkins recalled only one such instance and called damage trivial. Carl Foster argued for Tompkins. judge Tuines reserved decision.
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Courleay
Chicago
Tompkins
Carl Foster
Behslf
Tompkins Company
Lnd
Tuines
Veteran Navy Man Listed in Casualty Report
Private John Thomas Walsh, son of Mrs. Della Walsh of 150 Roselle Street, was reported missing in action November 1 and later listed as wounded or detained. A letter from him says he is doing well. The item notes House Republicans and figures on Mann, Clark, and Kitchin in a Brooklyn Eagle line about political alignment.
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102Nd Regiment
John Thomas Walsh
Della Walsh
Hroselle Street
HOUSE
Sherman
Mann
Champ Clark
Claude Kitchin
Brooklyn Eagle
Devon Societies Hold Christmas Festivities Tonight
Devon bands and societies host Christmas events across the town. The Devon Union Sunday School plans a party in the Chapel Friday evening with a Santa visit, a Christmas tree, and a program of recitations and carols led by Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Evarts. Aged resident John Healey sick at home. community groups and the Devon Hose Company celebrate with readings, music, and dancing at the fire house. A Christmas tree lighting at Municipal plaza draws locals with remarks by Judge Plett and First Selectman Cheney, followed by carols by the Liberty Choirs under Prof. Mark.
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Santa Claus
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Charles W. Evarts
Srolken
John Healey
Devol
Elinabeth Neilan
Lenox Avenue
Albert Morgan
Dunloy
George A. Chirk
Electric Avenue
Devon Hose Company
Lewis P. Baldwin
P. D. Rogers
Clarence Douglas
A. L. Fyfe
Mabel Pearson
Clay Newcomb
Jn Pons
L. J. Pons
Adelaide
Colonel Hodges
Roxbury
Fons
Lucia
OQ. E. S
Ivon
M George A. Clark
Atlantic Division
American Red Cross
New York
Municipal Plaza
Omar W. Plett
First Selectman
Manley J. Cheney
Tdberty
William H. Mark
Clifford Platt
Trubee Doolittle
Wilson Praises Troops on Christmas Day Review at Langres
President Wilson spoke to about 18 000 American infantrymen on Christmas Day in Langres France pledging to protect the peace and ideals they fought for. He reviewed troops from six divisions with General Pershing present as dawn broke over Chaumont and the reviewing field.
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Ilente
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Traith
Verdun
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Amin
Astroen
Tanios
Snappers Lose to Muds In Turtle Lue Games
In Turtle League bowling action at Kelly's Piley last night the Muds Turtles defeated the Snappers with a high team score of 369. The recently formed league will play next on Thursday night as players listed include Higgins, Johnson, and Tierney among others. The text also mentions a Christmas dinner with troops and President references, but the main sports outcome is the Muds Turtles beating the Snappers 369.
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Avenue
Muds Turtles
MUD Fpurtles
Higgins
Roller
Wlino
AsterLy
Josh Oy Orr
Neanhower
Sao Snapper Turtles
Johnson
Tierney
LO Lambert
Inghend
Hosnitad Saveral
Dilketa
Sac
Ulan
Ube
Anterresi
Armistice Made Great Difference Says Schietinger
Sergeant Jacob Schietinger of the American Expeditionary forces writes from a ruined European front for a Christening Day letter to his father Joseph Schietinger of 700 Brooklawn Ave. He recalls Montfaucon headquarters, describes a German elephant hut, and notes he hopes to return by February after transfer to the Fifth Army Corps. He served in the 9th division and helped his bridge tender father on Stratford Avenue.
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Iis
Joseph Sehtetinger
Brooklawn Avenug
Dambusin
Verdund
Montfaucon
Woambaele
Brooklawn
Serrpeant Schietinger
Fifth Army Corp
Sermer Schietinger
Stratford Avenue
Tle
Newtown Holiday Celebrations Amid War Guests
Special Newtown reports a festive border town scene with elaborate decorations and many soldiers and sailors visiting families on furlough. Christmas carols are sung despite bad weather, with social events planned through the week and notable residents listed among those at home.
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Girls Friendly Society
Dnck
Newtown Inn
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Keane
Ben Dave
Abe
Cas Street
Hilda Cousbrool
Lmebhiey Vollege
Clarissa Dewe
Cailbert Crom
de Viebedtt
PhD
Ates
Mitry
Food laden steamer afire at Baltimore
The steamship Florence Lucken back bound for France with foodstuffs and gasoline was afire at a Locust Point pier. The United States Fire patrol is removing the cargo as the blaze is brought under control.
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Baltimore
Florence Luckenback
France
Locust Point
United States Fire Patrol
Zionists Would Limit Palestine Immigration
The Poale Zion convention in Philadelphia adopted resolutions regulating immigration to the proposed Jewish Republic of Palestine. It calls for affiliation with a world league, English consent for self government, and an immigration tax to fund a cooperative state. Immigrants would be required to stay at least two years and Hebrew and Yiddish would be official languages. The party would raise funds to expedite settlement in Palestine.
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Philadelphia
Bee
Poale Zion Jewish Working Men’s Party In
America
Palestine
Compulsory Training of Children Urged at NYC Convention
New York December 26 Resolutions urging state and federal legislation for the effective physical education of American youth in all schools to remedy physical unpreparedness disclosed by the war were adopted at the American Athletic Research society annual convention. Continuation of neglect and wastage in childhood and youth was condemned along with intensive athletic training whose army rejections showed heart and cardiac trouble.
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New York
American Athletic Research Society
America
League of Nations Union to visit Wilson Saturday
A deputation from the League of Nations Union led by Viscount Grey will meet President Wilson at the American embassy on Saturday. Delegates include Viscount Joyce General Smuts and Oxford professor Hivert Murray.
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London
League of Nations Union
Viscount Grey
Wilson
Viscount Joyce
General Smuts
Hivert Murray
Oxford University
Propaganda Aid Linked to Draft, Berger Defense Claims
In Chicago, December 26, the defense in a Federal espionage trial of five Socialist leaders examined witnesses and read Milwaukee Leader editorials edited by Victor L. Berger to argue antiwar pieces may boost enlistment. Clarence Darrow testified the literature sometimes aided enlistment, citing German brutality depictions. Attorney Cunnen presented more Leader editorials as defense evidence.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Leader
Victor L. Berger
Clarence S. Darrow
St. Louis
Germany
William A. Cunnen
Lille
France
Bisbee
Arizong
Spain Plans Big Swap of Gibraltar and Africa
Paris dispatch reports a proposed exchange: Spain would cede its Morocco to France for cash, Britain to receive Gibraltar from Spain, and Ceuta to Britain. Spanish premier Romanones allegedly raised the idea with Wilson and Clemenceau. Corridor talk at the Chamber of Deputies freely discussed the proposal. A Gibraltar Strait tunnel and land link between Africa and France also discussed.
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Paris
Spanish
Morocco
France
Gibraltar
Spain
Great Britain
Ceuta
Wara
Count Romanones
Wilson
M. Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Strait of Gibralar
Africa
England
English Channel
Vaporub distribution policy shift during influenza crisis
Retail druggists are urged to buy Vaporub exclusively from jobbers. After a warehouse loss during the influenza epidemic, shipments were restructured to direct retailers via parcel post and express to labor through jobbers. Now the policy reverts to through jobbers only, with limited drop shipments ending immediately and each jobber to receive about double last year's monthly Vaporub.
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Istrivis
Express
Hieney
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