Berlin Mutiny Ends as White Flag Raised
Mutinous Berlin sailors surrender under guard after hoisting the white flag as government troops seize the Red Palace and royal stables. Nearly 100 killed in street fighting. calls grow for resignation of Ebert and Haase and replacement by Wichebour and Lieb.
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Amsterdam
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Exchange
Copenhagen
Ebert
Hasso Reaign
George Wichebour
Carl Lieb
Government Capital Issues Committee Urges Legislation
Washington December 26 the capital issues committee of the treasury said it would suspend activities on December 31 and remain inactive until further notice unless called into service. The committee and Secretary Glass urged continued strict economy and action against worthless securities. They warned of fraudulent schools training salesmen and urged Congress to enact laws to stop such traffic. The report also noted government bonds and public projects require careful financing during peacetime and war.
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Capital Issues Committee of the Treasury
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20000 Yanks To Come Back From Expeditionary Force
Washington December 6 lists of units of the American expeditionary force assigned for early convoy to the United States, made public by General Pershing, include 600 officers and nearly 20,000 men. They cover the 44th, 60th, and 640th regiments of coast artillery and the 49th and 50th regiments of infantry.
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Associated Press
Banner
Washington
American Expeditionary Forge
United States
General Pershing
Coast Artillery
Saist
0 Boy They're Coming Home TRY Asrnctated Pres to The Bausort
Columbus dispatch reports a military return plan announced today with the United States division likely to proceed to Ohio training camps and oversight starting early summer.
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Ohio
Cuaip Hhormeu
President and Mrs Wilson welcomed in London crowds throng Buckingham Palace
President and Mrs Wilson arrived in London for their first state visit, greeted by crowds along a khaki guarded route to Buckingham Palace. Flags and cheers filled the streets as working men and women, including many with children, celebrated the American leaders with widespread acclaim. The human reception far exceeded formal ceremony in its warmth.
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London
Wilson
Buckingham Palace
Calais
Vanguard of America Victory Fleet Steams Into New York Harbor
The battleship flotilla led by Arizona steamed buoyant up New York Harbor before Secretary of the Navy and dignitaries, with thousands on shore and a Mayflower review. The fleet then paraded down Fifth Avenue, marking a patriotic display amid war news and public cheers. Also noted is a policy shift: loosening food export restrictions to Latin America and details on bullion tradeoffs. Ambassador Sharp returns to the United States from Paris after a family illness.
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Arizona
Henry T. Mayo
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New York Arbor
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Ambrose Channel
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Variely
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North Sea
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Latin America
War Trade Board
South America
Sharp
Paris
Williem G. Sharp
America Ambansador
Brest
Iu Elyria
Navy Upholds Traditions In Wartime Service Record
The Navy reports strong discipline and improved conduct amid a surge of new enlistees, with court-martial rates dropping from 1.75 to 0.417 percent and 2.72 to 0.120 percent in the Marine Corps. Port towns and Portsmouth yard praise welfare efforts and probation outcomes improve, reflecting reforms attributed to Osborne’s probation system and the Welfare League.
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Naval
Marge
George R. Clark
Welfare League
Portsmouth
N. Hf
Thomas Mott Osborne
New York State
Sugar Seagon San Juan plans for new sugar sea opening
Opening plans for a new sugar sea in San Juan Puerto Rico are under way with three centrals expected to commence by late December. The 1918 harvest yielded about 460000 tons, down 10000 from 1917, while 1919 crop estimates anticipate around 400000 tons.
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Additional Allied Troops Urged for Russia Crisis
In Paris on December 24 Prince Loaf, guest of Basile Malakot, Russian ambassador to France, urged immediate entente military forces to restore order and check anarchy in Russia. He estimated 200,000 soldiers would be adequate, saying Petrograd has nearly ceased to exist and could be taken with light resistance. He favored a republican form of government for Russia.
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Paris
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Basile Malakot
Russan Ambaanador
France
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Ti Muskie
Reasia
Petrograd
Lyof
Peace Principles Accepted by Allies
Paris December 26 Chaumont welcomed President Wilson General Pershing and French and American officers as the allied high command arrived for peace talks. The president praised the army homecoming and said allied leaders accept the peace chart and its principles. Also noted is the pardon of labor leader Charles Smith for blackmail in Cuyahoga county.
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France
Wilson
Pershing
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M. Levy-Alphandery
Guard of Honor
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America
Charles Smith
Cuyahoga County
Cox
Steamship Ausaleo Arrives With Crew From Wreck
Steamship Ausaleo reaches New York from San Juan with eight crewmen of the schooner Emma M Willey of Rockland Me. Emma M Willey, 725 tons, sank after going ashore at 580 Juan Nov. 1. The schooner was colluded from Norfolk and total loss. Sixty manufactorers and exporters form under Webb law to boost US foreign trade. Joseph Ash of Harristown is Santa Claus of Central finals, distributing 175000 to his family and six children. After deeds for a farm, he boards a train for his winter home.
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New York
San Juan
Porto Rico
Emma M. Willey
Rockland
Juan
Norfolk
United States
Joseph Ash
Harristown
Santa Claus
Lanh
Homsey
Bolsheviks Exploit Penniless Prisoners for Army Support
Warsaw reports Russian released prisoners, estimated near two million, are being lured by Bolsheviks with clothing and food, while Bolshevists send operatives to Moscow and Berlin circles to fund agitprop. Polish police hunt for counterfeit ruble sources as famine and unrest spread.
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Warsaw
Ramey Bian
Poland
Count Kessler
Berlin
Teon Trotsky
Red Cross
Polis
Mexander Lelichin
Battleships Parade in New York Harbor Honors Return of Fleet
New York hosts a grand review as American battleships return from 18 months of European service. Led by the Pennsylvania with Admiral Mayo aboard, the fleet includes the New York, Nevada, Arkansas, Florida, and more. Vice Admirals Rodman and Rodgers command divisions as President Wilson’s ship passes under Liberty statue amidst smaller craft.
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Liberty
Noa Daniels
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Henry T. Mayo
Wilson
France
Geet J
Hugh Rodman
Nevada
Arkansas
Florida
Woominas
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