Leviathan Returns with 11224 Heroes and War Memories
The Leviathan sails back to Hoboken after wartime voyages to France, carrying 8870 soldiers and sailors, many wounded, and a crew praised for bravery. The ship, once a German prize named Vaterland, is celebrated as Rainbow ship for its diverse American passengers. Veterans from the 21st and 27th divisions, aviators, sailors, and officers recount perilous patrols, camouflage tricks against U boats, and high praise for the crew's endurance.
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William Hohenzollern
Hoboken
America
Germany
France
United States
Rainbow Ship
Eugene McDonald
Lord Cecils
Vivian Gould
Brest
George E. Barnett
United States Marine Corps
Legatees renounce $1 million Collier legacy and executive role
Payne Whitney Finley Peter Dunne and Francis P. Garvan renounce their residuary legatees and executorship in Robert J. Collier’s will. They state the estate should go to its natural destination, noting Collier’s Weekly and publishing interests are the residuary assets. Other beneficiaries remain George G. Kennedy and Frank H. Rice with smaller bequests.
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P. F. Collier & Son
Mr. Rice
Mr. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Rice
Cabinet Place Urged For Miss Pankhurst
London dispatch notes cabinet reshuffle after election and suggests Christabel Pankhurst could become the first woman minister with Premier Lloyd George’s backing. Emmeline Pankhurst not a current candidate. Christabel is among six women reported to stand good chances for election.
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Miss Pankhurst
London
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Pankhurst
Christabel
Emmeline
Miss Christabel
Gary Eousits Way to Trade Supremacy Bright Future for Steel
Judge Elbert H. Gary chairman of the United States Steel finance committee discusses with The Tribune the steel industry's outlook as America readjusts to peacetime conditions. He predicts a prosperous five years, depending on business and government cooperation, with modest price reductions and stable wages to ease the shift from wartime profits. Continued on page four.
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Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
the Tribune
Gary
America
Ex Kaiser Ignores Hint To Quit Dutch Refuge
AMSTERDAM December 16 William Hohenzollern former German Emperor refused to leave Holland despite official representations that his continued presence risked serious difficulties for the country. The Telefaaf says he was told his departure would gratify the Dutch government.
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Telepraaf
Holland
Wilhelm Tried Vainly to Hold Prussian Crown
A Spa briefing describes November 3 9 discussions as the Kaiser clung to throne amid chaos. Von Hindenburg and officers weigh loyalty and if troops would side with comrades. Berlin replies declare abdication as German Emperor only, but telegraph confirms it is too late.
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New York Tribune Inc
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von Hindenburg
Aik
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Prussia
Wilson Plans Christmas Dinner With U S Army On Rhine
President Wilson will travel from Paris to visit Marne battlefields and Rheims, dine Christmas Day with American troops on German territory, then attend the French Academy meeting and banquet Poincaré and diplomats. Plans for the Inter Allied peace conference opening in January are outlined amid broader tour details.
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Senlis
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Rheims
French Academy
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Italy
inter-Allied Conference
Wilson and Clemenceau Near Complete Peace Accord
Paris dispatch reports that President Wilson and Premier Clemenceau reached near perfect agreement on key peace issues. American and French officials say both leaders share similar views on the most vital questions ahead of the conference. The last night talks were described as highly satisfactory.
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Paris
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United States
France
Germany Drifting As New German Regime Takes Shape
German moderates gain strength after the political storm. Kurt Eisner, Bavarian premier, says difficulties will continue but no real convulsions are expected. The Los von Berlin movement remains strong in states but aims to end Berlin influence without breaking German unity. Archives on war responsibility may be published soon after new Foreign Office leaders take control.
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En Yorke Tribune Inc
Munich
Germany
Berlin
National Assembly
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New Germany
General National Assembly
Prussia
Eisner
Imperial Foreign Office
Berlin and Paris News in One Dispatch Headline
Berlin powerless to preserve order as soldiers loot shops reports a correspondent. in Paris President Wilson receives vast civic hospitality and accepts multiple diplomatic engagements after a day of ceremonies at City Hall and War Ministry with Clemenceau.
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