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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1918
Page
9
President Wilson arrives from Paris for a Chaumont stop with General Pershing greeting officers and crowds. He shares a Christmas salute with a guard and meets officials as troops line stations and yards for a glimpse of their commander.
Prince Looff demands international support as he asserts that 200,000 allied troops are required for ongoing operations. He calls on nations to supply manpower and resources to bolster the coalition efforts.
Prince Scott, guest of the Russian ambassador to France Basile Maklakoff, told the Associated Press in Paris that 200,000 troops would be adequate to restore order in Russia, with the Entente urged to send additional forces. Milukoff, former Russian foreign minister, has left France for London amid irregularities allegations, accompanied by Ukrainian politicians. The Silled Koeremoena in Parks favored non intervention in Russia for the present, while French foreign minister Pichon outlined limited support and concerns over large scale intervention.
December 24 report notes William Hohenzollern showing marked health gains while still precautions limit movement due to cold weather. He reads letters from around the world and attends meals with his retinue. The former empress remains confined, a Christmas tree prepared for a lavish castle celebration with many former officers and servants in attendance. Count von Bentinck to participate as decorations and gifts are arranged amid uncertainty on a public statement.
In Paris on December 24 Italian deputies from Bud apest and Vienna districts presented a memorial to President Wilson through Colonel E G M House. They urge Italian nationality for Trieste Dalmatia and Fiume and note 4000 volunteers contributed to the war while asserting Dalmatia and Trent oino should join Italy or remain free ports under comparable status.
Cabinet officials join in a quiet White House Christmas as President Wilson stays abroad. Secretary Daniels heads to New York to greet returning troops while Secretary Baker attends a children’s celebration. In Chicago, 10 million dollars in Christmas bonuses are paid by employers, a record distribution among local workers.
Night clashes erupt between groups linked to autonomy and united parties in Barcelona. A police lieutenant was killed in the violence. In Balboa Spain two factions clashed shouting for and against Spain, a picket shooting left another man dead. Liss Nevada reports a new ministry formed with Barbosa named prime minister.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses war aid documents, German archives, and statements by Dr. Martion and Venice Lichnowski. It mentions Mr. Katunky explaining archive documents and upcoming public release. Also notes Henderson Galls meeting and February January events involving British and Viennese socialist circles.
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