President Wilson's Royal Welcome in London Revered
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson arrived in Buckingham Palace amid royal honors and massive crowds, as British flags and ceremonial guards lined the streets. The state visit drew intense public interest in London, with King George and Queen Mary hosting the American leaders in a rare, grand display.
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Mutinous Berlin Sailors Surrender After Fierce Fighting
Mutinous sailors hoisted the white flag and left under guard as government troops moved into the Red Palace and royal stables in Berlin. Reports say the Alexander and Franzer regiments joined the sailors, threatening to leave the government with no troops. Nearly 100 killed in street fighting. civilians and armed groups flood Koenigstrasse and royal quarters amid arrests and heavy exchange of fire.
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Americans Welcome Dreadnought Fleet In New York Harbor
In New York on December 26 the battleships led by the Arizona arrived, reviewed by Secretary Daniels and dignitaries. The fleet, including the Pennsylvania Oklahoma Nevada Utah New York Texas Arkansas Wyoming and Florida, anchored along the Hudson as 10 650 men prepared for a Fifth Avenue land parade amid snow and cheers. Airplanes hovered above as flags waved and the Mayflower carried officials for a nineteen gun salute in welcome.
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Government Taking Steps to Have Reds Set Yankee at Liberty
Washington reports say American consul Roger G. Tredwell has been arrested by Bolsheviks in Tashkent. He is said to be treated well, confined to a room rather than a prison, while authorities pursue explanations for his arrest. The motive is unclear, possibly linked to his status as a U.S. consular officer.
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Submarine E 14 Sunk After Shellfire at Dardanelles
London reports the loss of commander Geoffrey White and seven crew when British submarine E 14 attacked near the Dardanelles in 1915. After diving under nets the vessel hunted the Goeben, took a torpedo hit, surfaced, and was shelled. Survivors recall the captain’s heroic last moments and the submarine grounding on a sand bank before Turks rescued the crew.
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Pershing Issues Orders To Officers On Alcohol Policy
Paris dispatch reports General Pershing ordered all American commanders to cooperate with the French government in curbing excessive drinking. He said American forces would observe the French army’s rules on spirit liquor with the opening of liquor outlets to aid adherence.
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Unrestricted Coffee Future Sales Resume in New York
New York February 26 Unrestricted trading on coffee futures resumed at the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange for the first time since October 18 when halted by the Food Administration. The May contract opened at 17.60 cents per pound, with spot notes quoted near 10.5 cents and later at 17.24 cents as trading closed.
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Mayflower Passes Up River to Review The Fleet
A wireless message from the press boat reports the Mayflower passing the river, with the loud bugles and ship horns heard from New York shore. As the vessel advanced, gray shapes became visible and crowds saw sailors and marines manning rails while bands played. The ship then turned upriver toward Anchor to review the flotilla.
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Disarmed Zeppelins To Be Used Between N Y and Hamburg
Zeppelins now disarmed are slated to be converted into aerial merchant ships to operate between New York and Hamburg, per reports from reliable sources cited by the Eoha de Pars. The plan aims to repurpose the airships for civilian transport, with details awaiting official confirmation.
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Russian General Wounded by Bomb Thrown in Theater
HARBIN December 23 reports General Semenoff wounded when a man in uniform hurled a bomb inside a theater in Chita. The blast also injured ten other persons according to advices.
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