Wilson Outlines Peace Proofs in Manchester Visit
President Wilson told Manchester crowds that America seeks a right partnership with Europe for world peace, not entanglement in power blocs. He argued for broad international cooperation and a league of humanity, warning of difficult but solvable postwar settlements while praising Anglo American ties and unity of purpose.
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League of Nations May Be Carried Out With Treaty
Paris dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau winning a confidence vote as he outlines the potential for a league of nations to be formed in tandem with the peace treaty. He stresses patience, defends alliance balance of power ideas, and notes U S President Wilson’s encouraging stance while detailing France’s term goals for postwar security.
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Beaten Outs: Bolshevist Forces in Europe Deportations
Bolshevist forces clash in Europe as interned enemies are repatriated. U.S. officials debate deportations and the fate of detainees. News notes moves, disputes, and potential homeland transfers amid ongoing foreign policy frictions.
Rail leadership offered to take helm of U S railroads
Gray Washteptem has been offered the post of director general of the railroads of the United States, to begin when McAdoo resigns early next year. He previously directed operations for the railroad administration and was formerly president of the Western Maryland Railroad.
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Lithuanians Hold: German Troop Movements and Bolshevik Threat
Dispatches from Copenhagen and Amsterdam quote Velgorad reports that German forces will stay in Lithuania and act against Bolshevik advances. The eastern front indicates German commanders warn against provoking violations of armistice terms, as discussions continue about wartime material and hostilities.
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Deportation Drive Aims to Remove Foreigners in U S
Washington reports a plan to deport most of the 2000 to 4000 aliens held in the United States. The move seeks authority to prevent reentry of Germans and a few others deemed dangerous. DOJ will confer with officials to craft a line for congressional approval.
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Crisis Impending Over Hun Economics And Other Problems
Berlin dispatch reports turmoil as the German cabinet faces internal rifts over policy. Resignations, with Wes Dittman and others, shift debates on foreign policy, peace proposals to Wilson, and the role of Socialists and independent factions.
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Wilson Favors Aid for Hungry in Europe
The article reports President Wilson detailing relief measures amid famine threats in Europe. It notes a plan drafted by advisers including Herbert Hoover and other officials, urging appointment of a director general of relief to coordinate aid efforts and supplement existing relief work.
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U S Officers Taking Over the German Arms
German war materiel to be turned over to the Allies by January. Arms surrendered include 510 rifles and two six inch guns from 1873. American troops took charge at Coblenz and nearby Malternich. The U S receiving commission, chaired by Max Lewis Landres, meets daily with five German officers to arrange the transfer details.
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Navy Personnel Abroad to Be Rapidly Recalled
Washington reports a plan to recall naval personnel abroad swiftly. Assistant Secretary Franklin J Roosevelt, joined by T J Spellay and Commander John M Hancock, travels to New York to organize rapid demobilization and reset of shore staff as war contracts wind down.
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MANY OLE MEN CAUSE ANXIETY IN COBLENZ AREA
A Coblenz report notes rising unemployment among civilians and discharged German soldiers, with 500 laborers and 350 skilled workers out of work. City offers four marks per day to eligible unemployed, while ordinary wage remains six marks. some accept. Americans seize German uniforms, shoes, leather, and machinery from Coblenz warehouses as shortages persist. counting shells and ammunition remains ongoing. President Wilson plans to travel to Italy from Paris on Wednesday night, with definite arrangements announced.
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