Allied Forces Move Into Southern Russia Amid Demobilization Fears
Reports from Stockholm and London describe Allied troops occupying portions of the Black Sea area, with Sebastopol under joint control and German forces in Crimea facing demobilization pressures. The scene includes arrests of Persian officials, talk of Crimea self rule, and moves toward evacuations and reorganization across occupied territories.
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Wilson sails to Europe to press wartime aims
The George Washington transports President Wilson and a delegation toward the European peace conference with a full escort. Army bands, salutes, and cheers greet the departure amid preparations at Hoboken. Wilson vows to oppose militarism as he heads to the talks in France.
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Cummins Resolution Delayed On Peace Conference Plan
Washington March 4 Action on Senator Gummins Iowa proposal to send a Senate committee to Europe for the peace conference was postponed by the Foreign Relations Committee after an executive session. Administration leaders privately said the measure would not pass as most Democratic leaders opposed it while Republicans were divided. Senator Borah offered a resolution for open publication and discussion of peace terms. Public discussion of Wilsons principles opened with Frelinghuysen urging a clear public interpretation.
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Elaborate security girds presidential pier visit
Military police guarded the route from the railroad station to the pier while secret Service and army navy intelligence agents watched wide streets. War vessels patrolled nearby waters and dawn air patrols kept watch. The pier was festooned with flags and a canopy of emblems for the event, as stewards prepared for the party.
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Country Shows No Marks of the Four Years Conflict
The French Tenth Army advances into German territory with orderly progress. Local populations show calm acceptance of French officers and troops. Imperial fodeputies maintain control. life continues as war proceeds with business active. Berlin reports Russia refuses passage of 1.5 million former prisoners, creating a strain on Germany’s forces and supply lines.
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America at Army Renewed Advance Into Germany
General Pershing's communique reports the American army of occupation renewing its advance into Germany. On December 3 the Third American Army reached the Dahlem Eisenach area and Wittlich Serncastel Geann Stein erg, tracing progress across central Germany as Allied forces push forward from France.
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Trick in the Kaiser's Move
London dispatch notes that William’s renunciation was dated November 28 at Amerongen and published in Berlin on November 2, with the Amsterdam Daily Express correspondent questioning the timing and reliability of the communication between exiled monarch and revolutionists.
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Wilton
King George Says Former Emperor Is World's Greatest Criminal
London reports that King George allegedly calls William Hohenzollern the greatest criminal in the world. A Daily News writer cites a trusted statesman’s account of the king’s strong views on the Kaiser’s role in wartime atrocities and strategic acts from Belgian and French civilians to hospital ships.
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Asmi
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Awellt
War Department plan to call reserve aviators to active service
War department outlines a plan to recall reserve aviators to active service as an army flying force, with up to date planes and yearly training. Reports from Paris note the French government denying certain claims and a diplomat named Nicholas being deposed.
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Place Steamer in South American Shipping Trade
Washington Ben reports the 7,000 ton steamer San Louisa is withdrawn from trans Atlantic service for a voyage along the South American west coast. The vessel will depart New York for San Francisco to carry passengers and general cargo to South American ports and return with imports from Chile. The San Louisa previously operated on the western coast trade before government control.
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