Lodge Urges World League Peace Guarantee Senate Debate
Senator Lodge argues five of Wilson's fourteen points should wait as negotiations with Germany proceed. He cites secret diplomacy freedom of the seas economic barriers arms reduction and a League of Nations as obstacles to a lasting peace. He urges Senate visibility and warns peace hinges on guarantees and regional settlements.
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Central Europe fears Bolshevist spread across continent
A Times correspondent reports that Europe reels from chaotic war aftermath with Bolshevik threats growing in Germany and Russia. Italian and Polish forces clash in Galicia while Ukrainians are involved. civilians face famine and moral collapse as powers falter and democracy wanes.
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Recall Eckhardt Stops Propaganda Amid Zimmermann Ties
Heinrich von Eckhardt the German Minister to Mexico since 1915 has been recalled by Berlin. The Berlin note says anti American propaganda in Mexico must cease and Dr. Arthur von Magnus will take over. Eckhardt plans farewell calls and return via the United States.
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Germans Return Belgian Gold After War Restitution
German representatives transported 380,000,000 marks in gold from Cologne to Brussels to restore funds of the National Bank of Belgium as required by the armistice. Paris reports the Allies will receive 2,006,000 tons of shipping instead of 2,500,900 tons needed to provision Germany.
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President Sees Progress Toward Peace Conference
Paris dispatch reports President views progress at the peace talks in France as substantial. He emphasizes that a peace treaty must be joined by a general agreement on freedom of the seas and a League of Nations, with further discussions to continue in England.
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President to Visit North of England
The president travels to northern England for a series of functions in London and regional events. Officials announce appearances at several venues and meetings planned to discuss policy and regional issues.
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Wilson applauded for honorary degree at Sorbonne ceremony
Paris reports President Wilson received the Degree of Doctor Honoris Causa from the University of Paris in a historic ceremony, honoring his work as a jurist and historian. The event featured tributes by Lucien Poincaré and Ferdinand Lamnaude, praising his leadership and the war effort.
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Hoover to Acquire One Million Tons German Shipping
Paris reports Herbert C. Hoover American Food Administrator will gain access to a million tons of German ships and shipping. The aid plan involves using German supplies for Allied relief via neutral countries as the Allies begin first relief operations.
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Convalescence remedy Granum Food advertised
An advertisement touts Granum Food as purifying and strengthening during convalescence from influenza and pneumonia. It claims a pleasant taste with no sickly sweetness and notes the price as 125 cents from any druggist.
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The fragmentary text shows unclear names and terms. Key entities and events cannot be determined from the readable words. No coherent persons or organizations are identifiable to summarize reliably.
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Wilson on League of Nations and education force
President Wilson, honored with a Doctor of Laws from the University of Paris, argues publicity by a league of nations would avert war. He contrasts aggressive systems with freedom, calls the league a moral force, and says universities must lead in shaping peace and truth.
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Paris Praises Wilson as Peacemaker Amid World Turmoil
Paris voices support for President Wilson as a potential force for lasting peace while Europe faces Bolshevik threats and ongoing postwar instability. The piece contrasts optimistic views with harsh assessments of Soviet brutality and German indemnity concerns.
Peril in Knoxs action as Wadsworth joins Paris talks
Paris dispatch reports Republican Senator Knox pushing postponement of a League of Nations while Wilson and his commissioners press for immediate incorporation. Senator Wadsworth arrives from the front at Henry White's urging as European leaders gauge American domestic rifts. Wilson appears confident the league is vital to future peace, with Lloyd George and British ministers backing the plan.
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