President Wilson Arrives at Brest on European Soil
President Wilson reaches Brest to board the George Washington, the first American president to set foot on European soil, as a grand naval review unfolds with 50 battleships and cheering crowds. French and American fleets, dignitaries, and a ceremonial welcome mark a historic moment amid wartime victory symbolism.
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Navy to bring home European dreadnoughts this month
Secretary Daniels said every American battleship in Europe will return to home waters this month. The fleet, including divisions six and nine led by Rear Admirals Rodman and Rogers, will be recalled from Brest to participate in a naval review in New York around December 23. Destroyers and converted yachts are expected to accompany the returning ships as part of the homecoming preparation.
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Berlin Doctor Summoned to Exiled Rulers Refuge in Holland
London dispatch reports detectives from William’s circle shadowing Mari Hohenzollern in Amstergen area. A Berlin physician is said summoned due to the former emperor’s heart condition. Amsterdam bureau notes bomb threats and security fears as Amstongen’s population swells with imperial retinue.
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Bavarian Premier Eysner Sees Democracy Spreading Worldwide
In Munich Premier Kurt Eysner argues democracy could reach all social classes and make Germany the most democratic country. He defends his reformist stance amid Bavarian press criticism and warns against revolutionary unrest while stressing Allied stability and truth.
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Occupy Rhine Forts North of Coblenz in War News
Coblenz by courier reports American and German sentries facing across the Rhine as American forces hold the west bank. U S divisions move toward the river with plans to cross at Coblenz while others advance north and east. German commander allows withdrawal of most forces from Ehrenbreitsstein as Americans enter. locals show independence toward Americans, cafes close by order, and authorities estimate food lasting to February with aid expected.
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