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The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1918

Page

9

King George lauded as visionary by Kellogg visitors

Kellogg recounts meeting King George during a nine week tour with American editors. Lloyd George praised the king’s vision and influence, while Kellogg notes postwar aims like reconstruction, Allied unity, and a big role for Britain and the United States in global shipping and manpower repopulation.

Destiny George of England F. W. Kellogg San Francisco Lloyd George Edward America Mer George Mr. Kellogg Mr. Kellogge Great Britain France Kelloge British Isles United States Eton College Versailles Palace Clemenceau Foch Pershing eEllogg Premer Versailles Wilson Germany Japan Holland Britain Mr. Killogg King George Seenien

Russian general Savinkoff leads antirebel mission to France

General Savinkoff states Savinkoff's mission with an all Russian government leaves Petrograd in July. he claims Moscow's population fell to 1.3 million and Russia will field 250,000 troops but needs equipment from the Allies. An American quips about the English king and crown amid the scene.

Silden Boris S Savinxon Kerensky Shanghai France Peking Petrograd Savinkoff Russia New York Tribune Appomattox Foch

Armistice terms and German concerns dominate news

Washington reports show the U S government watching armistice terms closely. Officials say violations do not signal renewed hostilities. A German note via Mrs Woodrow Wilson appeals for changes to ensure food and rail stock for occupied areas and starving civilians. Jane Addams comments on the note and German figures. A separate piece notes Mrs Virginia Knight Logan urging Thanksgiving charity for Europe.

Washington United States Wilson White House Jane Addams Chicago Germany Mrs. Augsburg Gertrude Baeumer Miss Hyman The Hague Miss Addams America Virginia Knight Logan Oskaloosa Europe

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