President Wilson Holds Key Talks with Lloyd George in London
President Wilson spent over three hours at Buckingham Palace in intimate talks with Prime Minister Lloyd George and Foreign Secretary Balfour, reviewing the fourteen points and naval supremacy issues. A quiet dinner at Buckingham Palace followed, with detailed discussions continuing at Downing Street as crowds gathered outside, while reports note sympathy for Wilson’s League of Nations ideas and warm receptions in London.
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German Rioter Seeks Allied Troops to Halt Berlin Unrest
Reports from Berlin and London describe German sailors demanding British and American troops to restore order amid palace seizures and street fighting. The Vorwaerts newspaper was seized by the Spartacist faction, with Red guards patrolling the plant and radicals calling for Liebknecht leadership. Berlin chaos includes damaged landmarks, conflicting casualty counts, and political instability as Ebert and Scheidemann face pressure.
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Royal Family Alive in Warsaw Amid Russia Turmoil
An Associated Press dispatch reports Noah Tehthatcher, a Skaropadaki relative, asserting the czar and family survive in an Allied or neutral country after escape from Russia. He warns of costly living, famine, and fear of renewed German influence, while Ukrainian field events unfold with Skoropadsky fleeing Kiev and Petrograd tensions rising.
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Mexican troubles spark U.S. aid debate in Angles council
General Angelon Rex, favoring a peaceful solution, seeks U.S. aid for Mexico while opposing further fighting. He meets with Vila and Mexican leaders to determine if Carranza should leave the presidency and how Washington should be involved. General Angeles previously won artillery in Dias Relma.
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Force Enemies Join Force Enem 10 War Prisoners Compelled to Aid Bolsheviki
Washington reports from Bucharest describe Bolshevik forces in Russia as made up of Austro Hungary war prisoners Balkan troops Chinese workers and Russian soldiers driven to join by starvation fear. Food scarce in Moscow and risk of Bolshevik uprisings in Odessa and Kiev noted. A Swedish captain cites Petrograd dire conditions with exhausted crews starving and scavenging through garbage barrels.
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underground war leaders hid in spa villas during world war
Report from Belgium dated December draws on German gossip about Hindenburg and the Kaiser using hidden dugouts near spa villas. The pieces describe electrified secret retreats, iron doors, and a dining room pantry repurposed as access. It notes the crown prince spent most of his time in amusement.
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French Casualties Will Total More Than Million Men
Paris reports announced by M Abraz under-secretary state French losses will exceed one million with 41 300 officers and 1 940 900 men. Dead prisoners and missing listed at 12 90 per cent of a specific tally. Allied pay and peace terms also noted. Russian terms discussed. Norwegian government unrecognized by Allies.
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Cross Country Flight Arrives With Alarm Center Aid
A cross country flight from San Diego to Jacksonville arrived with an alarm noting needy aid for workers at a center. Arriving in Varalay, Jefe today, the trip connected efforts to support employees and ensure safety.
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