Illinois Senator Attacks Chief Executive on Europe Departure
Illinois Senator rails at the administration as the chief executive departs for Europe. Reports indicate President Wilson heads to New York today while American troops begin their first night in Germany. Diplomats fear an anarchist uprising in Berlin as Allies plan to press Holland on the former Kaiser.
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Republicans oppose obstructing Wilson abroad mission
Representative Mann of Illinois asserted home Republicans will not embarrass or hamper President Wilson during his overseas mission. He opposed Senate and House resolutions criticizing the president and said the party will act in the national interest. Senator Sherman of Illinois introduced a resolution to declare the presidency vacant on Wilson’s departure to Europe, with the vice president to assume duties, and received unanimous consent for an address criticizing the president’s course.
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Americans First Night in Germany Advancing Toward Coblenz
United States forces press into western Germany during the occupation, pushing toward Coblenz as Allied units reach the Rhine region. German defenses stiffen, while logistics and supply lines shape the pace of the advance and postwar plans begin to take shape.
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Allies Issue Ultimatum to Germany in Armistice Talks
A London dispatch notes the delivery of an Allied ultimatum to Germany with armistice terms and a threat to occupy Germany if not met. Copenhagen reports a British fleet at Libau and crowds honoring Marshal Foch outside the premier's residence. President Wilson Plans a visit to Pope Benedict in Rome during his stay.
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Wounded Men Hill Return to 75 Hospitals
Washington Dec 3 The war department announced a plan to send wounded men to 75 base hospitals at training camps within 300 miles of relatives. The system will care for 104,231 men with 50,000 more expected over the next four months.
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Confesses 10 A.M. Murder Plot In City Crimе Scene
William Simboultry, a fruit dealer, was arrested on an indictment for first degree murder connected to a shooting at Barnet’s Pentry Store. He allegedly confessed to a murder plot made at 10 A.M. in New York on an unspecified date.
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Attorney General Hears Confession Ties Twenty Men to Murder Fund
A statement today at the attorney general's office alleges more than twenty men funded a murder plot. A special grand jury will be formed to hear Simon testify and reopen the Batt case.
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Aviator Begins Sacramento to Seattle Flight
Lieutenant A F Hog Tand left Mather Field Sacramento early today for Seattle. He planned a first stop at Redding to select one of three mountain routes over northern California, aiming to reach Seattle tomorrow.
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Port of Antwerp Opened for All Tonnage
The Port of Antwerp is opened for shipping of all tonnage. Three vessels have already arrived, and Belgian consulate officials say all relief ships may now proceed to Antwerp to discharge cargoes, aiding faster food distribution.
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American Troops Press Toward Coblenz After Rhine Crossing
After a night in Germany the American Army of Occupation resumes the march toward the Rhine. The front runs along the Moselle toward Coblenz with a 60 mile advance area and a 43 mile Rhine frontage. The pace and daily mileage depend on supply and conditions as commanders decide the days of travel. The report closes with a statement from the former crown prince in Holland denying any repudiation or signing of documents.
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Shopping Days and Xmas Push in Ogden
For 60 days the flu cut merchandise purchases in Ogden by half. In the next 18 days shoppers must complete back buying and Xmas shopping. Merchants can now handle triple normal business. shop early preferably in the morning to avoid crowding and support humane community behavior.
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Berlin Government Un decided What Action be Taken With Kaiser
London despatch reports a demand for the surrender of William Hohenzollern to the Netherlands for all Allied cabinets consideration. France and Italy are consulted, and Britain notes Holland might resist extradition while the former emperor’s fate remains undecided. The German cabinet secretaries discuss punishment and prewar foreign office methods, with an investigation set for completion.
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Troops Sail From England for Over Here Troops
Washington reported two steamers the Empress of Britain and the Adriatic sailed from Liverpool for New York with returning American troops. The Empress carries 74 officers 10 tunes and 2389 men while the Adriatic carries 51 officers and 2208 men. In Belgium German espionage activity persists with two German soldiers arrested disguised as women taking photographs of French troops near Brussels.
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Big Ship Fitted Up for Voyage and Band to Sail
Washington and New York dispatch report President Wilson and the peace delegates prepare to sail on the transport George Washington from Hoboken. Secretary Lansing will accompany the president, with Frank L. Polk acting secretary of state. The ship’s 300 crew enclose the promenade deck in glass and arrange Wilsons suite, Mrs Wilson’s quarters, and the dining hall for the voyage to France.
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