Homecoming of the American Battle Fleet in New York
Ships led by the Arizona arrive in New York harbor to a grand review by Secretary Daniels aboard the Mayflower. Admiral Mayo leads twenty one dreadnoughts and numerous support vessels from European service toward a citywide celebration with parades, shore leave, and public festivities.
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Arizona
Henry TL Mayo
America
New York Harbor
Dan Is
Iberty
Daniel
Saxonia
Liverpool
Ith
Knickerbocker
Samuel
Pennsylvania
Henry T. Mayo
Ambrose Channel
Daniels
New York Bay
Hudson River
Hudson
92Nd Street
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Mayo
Broadway
Witth Ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Vose
New Mexco
Mississippi
Missouri
Maine
Wisconsin
Alabama
Ilinois
Kearsarge
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
Solace
Europe
Texas
Wyoming
Florida
Arkansas
Nevada
Utah
Oklahoma
David Beatty
Bolsheviks Fuel Red Cross Charade Amid Prisoner Exodus
Fleeing Russian prisoners in Poland fuel Bolshevik agitation as they seek food and money. Polish police hunt émigré Russians linked to Count Kessler and Leon Trotzky while noting ruble print runs. Paris and Ukrainian relief forces push from Odessa toward Kiev, aiming to restore order in the volatile region.
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Warsaw
Poland
Russia
Count Kessler
Here
Berlin
Leon Trotzky
Red Cross
Alexander Leluchin
Skoropadski
Ukraine
Odessa
Petlura
Kiev
Holland Premier Defends Sanctuary for Wohensollern
Holland’s premier states William Wohensollern has the right of sanctuary and will not be turned over to other nations. Beerenbrouck faces a troubled administration affected by this declaration.
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Holland
William Wohensollern
Beerenbrouck
Italy’s War Losses Increase to 2.8 Million
New York report cites Colonel Ugo Pizzarello stating Italy’s total killed wounded dead from disease missing and prisoners reach 2.8 million. He expands Paris figures that Italy had lost about 500000 men killed or dead of wounds.
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New York
Italy
Ugo Pizzarello
Paris
No Reason For Secrecy At Peace Conference
Manchester editor Scott of the Guardian argues that while peace talks are private the results should be published throughout the conference rather than only at the end. He spoke to the Associated Press on secrecy at the peace conference.
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Manchester
England
Scott
The
Manchester Guardian
Associated Press
Wilson
Calais
Chaumont
Paris
United States
Death of Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman Evangelist
The Rev. Dr. J Wilbur Chapman died in New York on Sunday after gallbladder surgery. Born June 17 1859 in Richmond Indiana he led since 1917 as moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States. He trained at Lake Forest University and Lane Seminary and was ordained in the Presbyterian ministry in 1882.
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New York
J. Wilbur Chapman
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Lake Forest University
Lane Theological Seminary
influenza spreads in Japan closes schools
The Spanish flu reaches Japan with many schools closed in major cities and numerous deaths reported across the empire.
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Tokio
Dee
Japan
President Wilson Guests Ack Royal Honors In Paris
Paris reception drew Royal pomp as President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson toured Buckingham Palace after Calais. Thousands watched the troops escort through khaki lined streets, the King and Queen aboard, and the veteran Americans forming a sea of stars and stripes.
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London
Wilson
Buckingham Palace
Calais
Palace
Sovergn
King George
Mary
Princess Mary
Widow Leaves Vast Spanish Heiress Estate in Denver Vaults
Denver report shows Aline Mathilda Jola alg of Barcelona died recently in New Mexico leaving $320000 in Liberty bonds and substantial securities in safety vaults. Her attorney opened boxes revealing large wealth once tied to the Hercules mine interest held by Harry Orchard. The heir is a daughter living in Spain.
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Denver
Colo
Aline Mathilda Jola Alg
Barcelona
Spain
Albuquerqque
N. M
Joseph KR. Wilson
Albuquerque
Harry Orchard
Idaho
Hercules
Burke
Cardoner
Orchard
Iha
Amerea
Mra
Levinsky Knocks Out Honek in Lancaster Bout
Levinsky defeated Lou Honek in Lancaster Pennsylvania yesterday, scoring a clean knockdown in the fourth round with a left swing to Honek's jaw. Honek fought back with a steady left jab, but Levinsky was the sharper and secured the decision in the six last rounds.
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Lancaster
Levinsky
Lou Honek
Hlonek
Houek
New dream for Zeppelin ships
Paria December 26 disarmed German Zeppelins will be converted into merchant ships to ply between New York and Hamburg according to the Beho de Paris.
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Paria
New York
Hamburg
Beho de Paris
Berlin Riots Tie Up Will Case in Court Action
The case of Mrs. Susanna B. Holmes against Wallace M. Bransford over half an estate worth over 800000 continues in Judge Harold M. Stephens court. Influenza delays hit the trial, witnesses recovered, and public health rules limited attendance as Berlin unrest spreads in late December.
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Harold M. Stephens
Third District Court
Susanna B. Holmes
Wallace M. Bransford
Bransford
Louise Grace Emery Bransford
Holmes
Salt Lake Tribune
Stephens
W. W. Ray
Ray
John A. Marshall
Judge Stephens
Department of the
Judge Advocate General
United States Army
Grain market summary from Chicago trading floor
The Chicago grain market reports corn and oats figures for December 26 with price indications and closing tendencies. Specific values are partially unreadable in the source but indicate movement in the grains sector.
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Chicago
Madame Poincare Receives U S President’s Wife
Madame Poincare wife of France's president serves as hostess to Mrs Wilson during the stay of President Wilson in Paris, hosting formal gatherings and social events. The arrangement reflects wartime diplomacy and cordial Franco American ties.
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Madame Poincare
France
United States
Îles. Wilson
Mutinous sailors leave Berlin after hoisting white flag
Berlin advices via the Exchange Telegraph report mutinous sailors who had held out the Red Palace in Berlin hoisted the white flag and were allowed to depart under guard. The dispatch comes from Amsterdam.
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Potsdam
Unter den Linden
Werdersehen Vlatz
Copenhagen
Red Castle
Herr Wels
Berlin
Herr Fisher
Dr. Bongard
London
Red Palace
Exchange ‘Telegraph
Amsterdam
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