London welcomes Wilson as Berlin battles surge
Fierce fighting reported as Potsdam guards reach Ebert's daily, while the War Ministry is seized. Extremists seize Vorwaerts building and seek rule led by Ledebour and Liebknecht. Sailors in New York hail a great war fleet returning home. 100 are reported slain as Red revolt spreads in Berlin.
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Wilson
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Liebknecht
Troops Held Ready in Berlin Against Liebknecht Coup
Berlin dispatch reports at 11 pm a general order for troops to stand ready as Spartacus movement signals plan to overthrow the government. Dr Liebknecht is cited as promising a Thursday attempt to disrupt the Bert government.
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Liebknecht
Associated Press
Spartacus
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Turmoil in Berlin as Sailors Siege Royal Palace
Infantry and artillery clash with revolting sailors who shell the royal palace, seize stables, and hold parts of the streets including Broederstrasse and Breitestrasse. Civilians flee as troops brace for further violence amid a stalled truce and rumors of Spartacist aid.
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Unter den Linden
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New York Times
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Tar Times
Berlin
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Finland
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White Hall
William Jr
Broederstrasse
Breitestrasse
Herzog
Convalescence advertised feeding tonic on sale
A fragment describes a nourishing convalescence tonic from Imperial Feed with claims of strengthening and no sickly sweetness. An advertisement notes a price of 25 cents and mentions a druggist and Christmas season.
War Profiteers Use Airplanes to Take Booty Out of Germany
Munich report says German war profiteers unable to move loot by land are using airplanes to fly valuables out of the country. The Munich Post cites several aircraft carrying securities of enormous value from Frankfurt.
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Munich
Associated Press
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War Poem Calendar Preview in The New Herald
Continued on Page Bix. N FLANDERS FIELDS the latest war poem as a calendar for 1 iv will be printed with The New Herald next Sunday December Advt Hartshorne and Picamia members N. X. Stock oe 8 SS
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New York Welcomes American Dreadnought Fleet Parade
New York honored the American dreadnought fleet with a three part tribute as 6 000 sailors and Marines marched along Fifth Avenue and crowds cheered from Battery Park to Fort Washington. Secretary Daniels reviewed the ships from the Mayflower while Admiral Rodman spoke of Grand Fleet service in the North Sea.
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Ireland
Josephus Daniels
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Fort Washington Point
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Polk
Grant
Atlantic
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Roosevelt
Battery Park
Fifth Avenue
Admiral Rodman
Grand Fleet
David Beatty
North Sea
Ships Pass In Review In New York Harbor
Ten stategray dreadnoughts, among the most powerful vessels of their class, steamed through New York Harbor to their Hudson anchorages yesterday. The returning column’s lead ship, the Arizona, was set to pass the naval yacht Continued on Page Four.
British Submarine with 12-Inch Gun Bombards Heligoland
Naval officers report Britain built a submarine mounting a twelve inch forward gun used to shell Heligoland. The craft reportedly dove six feet after recoil, and could surface at twenty five knots. It carried four inch guns and a crew of twenty five men with steam propulsion and automatic stack openings.
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Admiral Rodman recalls Grand Fleet ops in wartime
Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman speaks on the Sixth Battle Squadron and its role within the Grand Fleet. He cites cooperation with the British fleet, the pursuit of German ships, and the aim to command the sea while denying it to the enemy. He notes US Navy cooperation under Daniels and Beatty as key to victory.
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William Pakenham
J. Fergusson
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Arthur Leveson
Rottman
North Sea
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Arkansas
Florida
Great Britain
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Subway Guide Ad From McKesson Calox Teeth Powder
An advertisement notes a subway guide feature and credits a druggist supplier McKesson Hopbine Inc makers of Calox Teeth Powder. The brief runs in a period style promo for dental care products.
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McKesson & Hopbine, Inc
President amid 2,000,000 crowd addresses nation from palace
A vast throng of about two million people fills the streets pressing for a speech. The president steps onto the palace balcony to speak to the demonstrators as security guards push back the crowd.
Wilson Plans Talks With Lloyd George and Luncheon Meeting
President Wilson will meet Prime Minister Lloyd George at Buckingham Palace at 10 tomorrow for talks, then drive to Downing Street for a luncheon with British leaders including the Marquis of Crewe and others. A later Imperial War Cabinet meeting and a League of Nations Union deputation are also noted as events surrounding the visit.
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H. H. Asquith
Arthur Henderson
William Adamson
Labor
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League of Nations Union
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Viscount Bryce
General Smuts
Gilbert Murray
Oxford University
Wilson’s Historic Balcony Greeting in London
President Wilson and the royal family appeared on a palace balcony as crowds gathered along Admiralty and St James’s Park. A plain people’s turnout, brief speech, and royal pageantry marked the first day of Wilson’s visit, underscored by naval reception and medieval touches.
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