President May Parade With Yankees in Paris
President Wilson may march with American troops in the Paris parade as the George Washington nears Brest. If peace is not signed before March, he may return to the United States and then make a second trip to France. The voyage nears its end with salute exchanges as the Wilsons view land.
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France
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U. P
London
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Congress
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Brest
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Mra. Wilson
Russia
Moscow
Petrograd
Johnson Asks Pointed Questions On U S Russia Policy
United Press reports Sen. Hiram Johnson introduced a senate resolution demanding a frank statement of U S policy toward Russia and the role of American troops. He pressed a long list of questions about Soviet relations, intervention, Red Cross aid, and postwar aims, warning Americans deserve clear answers.
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United Press Staff
Washington
Hiram Johnson
California
Senate
State
War Departments
U. S
Russia
State Department
War Department
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Grest-Litovsk
Ume
Siberia
America
Traction Bond Deadlock Stalls City Deal
A deadlock between Tacoma city officials and the traction company halted action on a proposed 15 million dollar bond plan to lease the car system. The company seeks a first lien on gross earnings, while council members fear reliance on general funds if revenues fall short. A Supreme Court ruling may decide bond validity and funding.
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James B. Howe
WM Sefl Onty
Howe
Supreme Court
Thomson
Cnain Traction
Hesketh
William Hickman Moore
J. B. Howe
Traction Company
Lane
Ralph Potter, 23, Arrested After Pursuing Woman in Car
Kirkland man Ralph Potter, 23, employed in a local shipyard, followed Miss Frieda Mangels after a evening ride and asked to see her home. Mangels called a friend who intervened. her acquaintance restrained Potter until police arrived. Potter is held on an open charge.
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Kirkland Lan
Bakter
Frieda Mang
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Miss Mangelx
Miss Mangels
Charles Erickson
30Th Ave
Charles
Bolter-Up
Guy Carlton
Kirkland
Prussian Guard to Support Ebert as Bolshevik Threat Grows
The Prussian guard returning to Berlin is reported to have sworn allegiance to Chancellor Ebert. The unit of thousands of German troops is welcomed by the people, boosting Ebert’s position against Bolsheviks led by Karl Liebknecht and aiding his planned socialist army.
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Ebert
Karl Liebkenecht
Holland defends William Hohenzollern pledge
Holland refuses to surrender William Hohenzollern to allies and asserts sanctuary rights cover a private citizen. Premier Derenbruck says the arch‑fiend is protected within Holland as debated during a visit by the ex‑emperor. Dutch consul Geijzbeek resigns in Denver denouncing the policy.
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William Hohenzollern
Holland
Jonkherr Derenbruck
Denver
John B. Geijzbeek
Geijkbeek
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Cologne Reports Allied Forces to Enter Berlin Soon
Reports from Cologne say Entente troops will police Berlin after occupation plans. Washington officials deny the reports. Rev J D O Powers will speak at the Church of Waycike Science at 3 and p m Sunday at W O W hall Fourth ave and Marion st.
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French Eagerly Await Coming Of Famous Guest From America
United Press dispatch from Prest France reports President Wilson and party 600 miles from Brest on the steamer George Washington making 15 knots amid fog and rain. Arrival expected Friday afternoon. Landing planned between 1 and 3 o clock with greetings aboard by Foreign Minister Pichon Marine Minister Leygues and others. Margaret Wilson to accompany the party. On shore socialist leaders await, while the official welcome remains with the French government.
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Andre Tardieu
Col. House
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Chamber of Deputies
Wilson's Task Marks a Great Step in Civilized Society
Paris dispatch notes President Wilson’s arrival as a unifying event. The Temps asserts no friction between Washington London Rome and Paris and that inter allied talks will proceed unitedly. It emphasizes Wilson as a man of justice and liberty, guest of France, not of any party.
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U S Officials Doubt Full Allied War Debt Payment
Washington officials privately doubt Germany will be asked to pay the entire allied war debt. They note Lloyd George advocates only if President Wilson's peace principles hold. The estimate of the debt runs toward 120 billion dollars, and Germany may face indemnities for Belgium and Northern France with long-term reparations.
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Germany
Lloyd George
Wilson
Belgium
France
Vaccination urged to prevent flu by health commissioner
Dr J B McBride, city health commissioner, urges immediate vaccination and health measures to prevent influenza. He says vaccinated individuals in good condition who follow basic hygiene will avoid the flu and its spread. Recommendations include balanced diet, fresh air, sleep, exercise, baths, and avoiding crowds.
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MecPhride
Legislation for Labor or Revolution
Senator Kenyon previews a Senate inquiry into industrial welfare backed by the federation. Samuel Gompers will be among first experts called as Congress faces labor demands for a fair share of prosperity. If reform does not come by legislation, revolution may follow.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Kenyon
Federation
Congress
Russ Situation To Be Subject At Big Meeting
Seattle union men plan a mass meeting to discuss the Russian situation from the workers view. The Central Labor council carried the resolution unanimously following a motion by machinists delegates. A coordinating committee will set the date for the Russian meeting.
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Russia
Central Labor Council
Metal Trades Council
Council
James A. Duncan
A. P. Mulligan
Blanche Johnson
Anna Louise Strong
Leon Green
Hulet M. Wells
Readers propose grim fates for former Kaiser in Seattle poll
Seattleites weighed stern punishments for Wilhelm II with opinions ranging from hanging and quartering to solitary confinement. Suggestions included shooting, forced labor, banishment, and even a daily ride on a streetcar during rush hours, reflecting strong anti Kaiser sentiment.
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15Th Ave
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Napoleon
H. E. Peck
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Hohenzollern
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