Palace crowded week in England ends with Paris return
President Wilson's England schedule shifts keep him in London for conferences with Lloyd George Balfour and Bonar Law then Carlisle and Manchester before returning to Paris on New Year's Day. He plans a Christmas train run to Chaumont Langres and a troop review, with Mrs Wilson and aides aboard.
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President to Occupy Historic Belgian Suite in Palace
London reports President and Mrs. Wilson will stay in the Belgian suite at Buckingham Palace, a room long reserved for royal guests. In place of a Lancaster House dinner, Lloyd George will host a Saturday dinner with the war cabinet, while the president reduces his schedule to avoid crowding.
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President views peace talks progress and aims for seas freedom league
Paris reports the president’s first week in France shows the peace conference developing toward US participation. He notes that a treaty alone is insufficient and seeks a broader agreement including freedom of the seas and a league of nations among nations.
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McCormick and Baruch summoned by president
Washington December 21 The expected call for Vance McCormick chairman of the war trade board and Bernard M Baruch chairman of the war industries board to join President Wilson in Paris and act as advisers to the American peace delegation was received yesterday.
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Christmas in Germany for U.S. occupation troops in Coblenz
The American army in Coblenz receives 30 carloads of chocolate and candy plus four car loads of pastry from the Quartermaster and Red Cross. Each unit will have a Christmas tree with decors, gifts, and entertainments planned. Goose ducks chickens roast pig and fish will be served instead of turkey or cranberries.
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Senate Passes Revenue Bill After 13 Hours
The Senate approved a war revenue bill after long session with a raise of about six billion dollars for 2019 and four billion for 1920, voting 55 to 66 against La Follette’s substitute. The chamber then began a three day holiday recess while the House faced quorum issues.
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Paris Welcomes King Victor Emmanuel and Heir
King Victor Emmanuel and the Prince of Piedmont arrived in Paris yesterday to warm receptions from President Poincare Premier Clemenceau and other ministers. The visit underscores strengthening Franco Italian ties amid ongoing European tensions.
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Montana GOP chairman killed in fist fight on street
Livingston Montana December reports say O M Harvey Republican state chairman and prominent attorney died from a skull fracture after a fist fight with Postmaster J E Swindlehurst on Livingston Main Street. Swindlehurst surrendered to the sheriff and is jailed. Harvey survived by wife and daughter Frances. Swindlehurst related to prominent Democratic figures.
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German enemy restrictions lifted by U S attorney
Washington December 1924 all restrictions on German enemy aliens except entry departure and internment powers were removed by Attorney General Gregory effective Christmas Day. The action followed President Wilson’s cable instructions and will affect about 500000 German men and women.
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Milwaukee bomb suspect Cos terello arrested in Lancaster Pa
Dominick Costello, accused by his wife in a sensational Milwaukee black hand case, is arrested in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Local authorities plan to send a detective to bring him back. The November 24, 1917 bombing near an Italian church killed 10 detectives and a woman.
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Fleet Returns for Grand Review Amid Peace Jubilation
New York expects the fleet to arrive Thursday morning after a bloodless victory over the German armada. Secretary of the Navy Daniels says the period marks a great peace and the homecoming celebrates the nation’s achievement and stability.
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More Soldiers Return After Overseas War Service
The United States transport George Washington and the Cedric arrived in New York bringing 6,025 troops home from overseas. The group lands in time to celebrate Christmas in the United States.
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Miles City Boy Honored for Valor at Chateau Thierry
New York reports William Stevenson of Miles City Montana a top sergeant and marine with Company D Fourth Regiment Marines led a group that captured 27 machine guns in 17 days of intense fighting at Chateau Thierry. Stevenson and his four comrades were severely wounded and one was killed in the action.
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