Wilson Arrives in Paris in Greatest Ovation Ever
President Wilson was welcomed with the greatest ovation Paris had ever accorded as he arrived at three o’clock. Paris awarded him citizen status. Mrs Wilson received a gold brooch. Labor leaders were kept from public dress by Premier Clemenceau's refusal to permit an address. French admiration for Wilson's wartime leadership and push for a league of nations framed the ceremonies.
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Wilson vows to settle war issues for world peace
Paris December 14 President Wilson spoke at a dinner hosted by President Poincare at the Elysee palace. He urged the war questions be settled to ensure future peace and condemned the Central Powers for war outrages with a pledge of punishment for such acts.
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Armistice Extended to January Seventeen
London reports that the armistice has been extended until January seventeenth. This announcement was made today and confirms the new end date for the ceasefire.
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Bolsheviki Troops March Toward Central Europe
Paris reports thousands of Bolsheviki troops advancing toward Central Europe along a four hundred mile front. The advance began in November, with returning German soldiers joining the Bolsheviki as they destroy grounds and seize material left by the Germans in withdrawal.
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American Army Crosses the Rhine Reported
With the American Army of Occupation, dated December 14, forces have advanced across the Rhine. The movement marks a significant step in the Allied campaign as troops push beyond the river into German territory.
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President's Visit Draws Wide Breton Gala in Brest
Suppressed German prisoners lingered in the background as a vast crowd packed the town. Delegations from patriotic societies and locals in Breton dress lined the route to the station. The first greeters included Andre Tardieu, the French high commissioner to the United States, Brest mayor, Ambassador Sharp, Col. F. H. M. House, Gen. John J. Pershing, and Gen. Tasker H. Bliss.
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German Plot to Start World War Revealed in Berlin Conference
testimony before the senate committee on German propaganda said the German government informed on July 10, 1914, that 180 civilian employees would spark a world war. about 200000 to 800000 pro German sympathizers volunteered to aid espionage in the United States. propagandists arrived in August 1914 to form the nucleus of German propaganda networks.
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OUST HUNS AT ODESSA AND SEBASTOPOL CLEARED
Paris dispatch reports French marines in Odessa welcomed by locals after occupying the wireless station and driving German troops from posts. The fortress city of Sebastopol is said to be cleared of Germans allied with Bolsheviks. Washington says plans to resume general trade with Russia and Finland include import licenses for platinum hides fuel sulfur and seeds.
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Japanese Prince and German Propaganda Ties Spun
Narrative recounts Fushima Prince Yorihito Higashi Fushinma visiting America as a naval commander and a cousin to the emperor while detailing alleged German propaganda links via Captain Lester. It covers Viereck and Hearst connections, censorship of Patria, and Fox’s testimony of German instructions, ending with Allied advances and Rhine crossing reports near Coblenz Ehrenbreitstein.
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Sailors Sing for President on USS George Washington
On December 14 aboard the US George Washington a farewell ceremony for President Wilson featured a moving chorus of sailors singing God Be With You Till We Meet Again. After the film show the crew joined in Auld Lang Syne as the ship’s orchestra played.
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