President and Mrs Wilson Arrive in London Buckingham Parade
President and Mrs Wilson arrive at Buckingham Palace after a Dover to London journey that drew vast crowds. The state visit sparked extraordinary interest with streets lined by guards, flags from both nations, and the royal cortege passing iconic sites from Charing Cross to Hyde Park.
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London
Wilson
Buckingham Palace
Calais
Palace
US Household Cavalry
King George
President Wilson
Queen Mary
Princess Mary
Mrs. Wilson
Rom Charing Cross
Trafalgar Square
National Gallery
Pall Mall
St. James 'Place
St. James Street
Piccadilly
Vid
Duke of
Devonshire
Duke of Wellington
Hyde Park
Wellington Archand
Park
George
Mr. Wilson
Rex
Dover
Charing Cross Station
Tower of London
Westminster
War Office
Whitehall
Buckigham Palace
Bng
Lennon
Enthuiliantic
Acenca
Charie /Croas
Sinking of British sub is reported
London dispatch reports the official sinking of submarine B-14 off the Dardanelles in 1918 with the loss of Commander Geoffrey White and most of the crew. The vessel, after shelling, surfaced, was hit, and survivors were picked up near Island. Also notes armistice era letters praising Navy official Doyle and a plan for Alaska barges to carry oil from Katalla to Cordova, plus Mexico nominates a minister to Italy.
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APA London
Vin Montreal
Dardanelles
Goffrey White
Mudros
White
Island Bar
Great Lakes
J. D. Doyle
Navy Relief Society
Doyle
Dolyle
Cordova
Alaska
Katalla
Lannch
Mount Katal
Fai
Afognak
Ox Island
Shelikoft Strata
Mount Kat
Herfen
Sore
Telegraphic Briefs from Across the Nation and World
A roundup of brief dispatches reports Battling Levinsky over Leo Hemne in six rounds, U S committees halting activities by December 30, and an American relief expedition planned for the Near East next month. Additional items note Red Cross enrollment near 17 million, German stock returns of francs, French prisoners returning from Germany, Mare Island Marines clinching a coast service title, and low illness rates among occupying troops. Reports from London on Havensstein resigning as Reichsbank chief, influenza toll among Arctic Eskimos and Juneau deaths, plus a cargo of Rainey Hollow copper ore finally shipped after delays from regulatory rules.
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Dr. Havenstein
Imperial Bank of Germany
Reichsbank
Dr. Koch
Dawson
Deutsch says he did not oppose war in court notes
In Chicago a Young Socialist League organizer testified Deutsch did not oppose the war and claimed Bolshevism would not work here. He admitted writing a letter to Kruse about opposing the draft as a joke. Nettie Appel described 1917 Chicago convention debates over antiwar resolutions and draft obedience. Influenza cases rise in Minnesota while North Dakota forecasts mild cold, and Minnesota expects generally fair conditions Friday.
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Chicago
Young Par Cialist League
New York
Spansal
Reanee
Ord
Whithe Ordnance Department
United States Army
Deustch
America
Karl Liebknecht
Krause Inj
Kruse
Germany
Coney Island
Fleming
Deutsch
Tom Livish
National Committee
Levish
Ownership Puzzle in Fargo Courrier News Sale Case
In Fargo on December 26 Judge Amidon led a bankruptcy hearing over the Fargo Courrier News and Nonpartisan Publishing Coownership. A C Townley claims control, while Fox and the late Ed Wood are named owners. Fox and Wood deny investing funds.
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Fargo
N. D
Federal Court
A. C. Townley
Fargo Courier-News
Pub. Meshing
United States District Court
St. Paul
Amidon
A.C. Townley
A. J. Fox
Ed. Wood
Fox
Wood
Women's Underclothes Given To Austrians
A front line diary from March to July details Austrian officer notes on supply requests and the dispatch of shirts and drawers, with a large portion of items described as women's garments. Also brief notes report Tim Scott leaving the Sox to join a Beloit semi pro team and the death of W. W. Seley, Texas banker and youth relief director.
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Rome
Scott
SOX
Chicago
Tim
Beloit
Texas
Wac
Tex
W. W. Seley
Texas Youth Relief Commission
Berlin Revolt Expands as Garrison Backs Sailors
Reports from Copenhagen via Exchange Telegraph claim nearly the entire Berlin garrison supports the revolting sailors, leaving the government nearly without troops. Observers note many soldiers join the sailors in Koenigstrasse and the royal stables, with fighting ongoing and casualties near 100.
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Berlin
London
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Royal Stables
Vorwaerts
Koenigstrasse
Spartacans
Ebert
Haake
George Ledebour
Karl Liebnecht
Liebnecht
Potadam
Unter den Linden
Werderschen Platz
Red Castle
Herr Wels
Berlinerr Pischer
Bongard
William
Holst
Exchange
Amsterdam
Ten great battleships reviewed in New York harbor
Ten battleships led by the Arizona steamed into New York harbor for a grand review before Secretary Daniels and a host of officials. The fleet, including the Arizona, Oklahoma, Nevada, Utah, New York, Texas, Arkansas, Wyoming, Florida and others, passed the Mayflower as snow fell and crowds cheered along the shores. A shore parade was planned for 10,650 sailors after the procession.
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New York
Arizona
Henry T. ‘Mayo
America
New York Harbor
Daniels
Ambrose Channel
Hudson
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Nevada
Utah
Texas
Arkansas
Wyoming
Florida
Baker
Houston
Peyton C. March
United States Army
Cant
Sandy Hook
Battery Park
Hudson River
Gloucester
Mayflower
Dani
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Mexico City
Wardneasass
Eduardo Hay
Italy
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Lancaster
Battling Levinsky
Leo Hemne
Washington
Capital Issues
Near East
Red Cross
Paris
France
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Marines
Pacific Coast Service
Balboa Park Naval Station
Cablenz
Third Army
The
War Department
Army Training Corps
Havenstein
Rudolf Havenstein
Imperial Ink of
Juneau
Haines
Rainey Hollow
Tacoma, Wash
By Morris
Minnesota
State Board of Health
North Dakota
Alexander
Franzer
N. P. Paper
District Court
Townley
League Exchange
First National Bank of
Bismarck
Marshae Fentress
Courlerows
Associated Press
Danzig
Baltic
Posen
Haller
Fleet
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