Congress on Edge to Hear President
Senators irate may refuse joint session while preparations swirl around the Presidents address to Congress. Reported questions to be asked by a House member and possible prompting by Taft Roosevelt to avoid heckling. Officials predict a stabilizing message focusing on peace principles and domestic matters to rally support for the European trip.
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German peace group in Munich condemns armistice terms
The Munich peace society appeals to Swiss and neutral presses against the harsh armistice conditions. It urges President Wilson to uphold self-determination and a just peace, warning that humiliation of Germany could threaten world peace. The message stresses restraint and the need for lasting, lawful order in postwar settlement.
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Americans Cross Prussia and Riot Spreadeast Luxemburg
Four American soldiers dispersed a mob in Esch after it wrecked 28 shops over charges for chocolate and apples. Mob violence spread as Luxemburgers joined Germans in destruction before four enlisted men used broke boards to restore order. Gen Pershing and occupation operations center at Treves, with Brown as military governor and Smith in civil affairs. London reports advance toward the Rhine. German forces retreat in orderly fashion toward the river. Paris notes Russians’ advance home and Poles attack a detachments near Lodz, with snow and rain hindering movement.
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Berlin Crisis Deepens as Liebknecht's Influence Grows
Berlin battles anxiety over potential dictatorship as officers and loyal troops threaten counter revolution. Liebknecht's rising sway alarms, while Scheidemann support grows in greater Berlin. Reports from The Handlenblad correspondent note street rumors of civil strife and disrupted railways, with warnings of upheaval and hunger.
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German Political Tug of War Over Constituent Assembly
In a report from The Hague dated November 30, observers say Haase and Liebknecht offer a double game. A delayed convocation of the constituent assembly could preserve a proletariat dictatorship while constitutional tactics are used to gain power. Soldiers and workers councils face demobilization, with fears of a shift to extreme socialist control as Haase opposes Scheidemann proposals. A coal famine looms as strikes grow in Westphalia and Rhön.
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Interallied Commission Project to replace temporary committees
A plan to form a permanent Interallied Commission with Britain France Italy and the United States to address maritime financial and food issues is under review for the Peace Congress. It would replace three temporary committees and faces debates over League of Nations implications and European influence.
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Disappearance of Turkish Public Funds Reported
The Tribune of Geneva notes the departure of Enver and 25,009,060 Turkish pounds from Constantinople and Turkish funds parked in banks. It suggests the money may have been transferred or carried elsewhere as Thuredey’s exodus unfolds. Berlin authorities were asked to secure capital and expect arrival in Switzerland soon.
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Former German Crown Prince Abdication Debated Abroad
Paris dispatch notes Petit Journal belief that powers may demand Frederick William’s formal abdication. London reports say ex-emperor William’s abdication surprised England. authorities now question his claim. Wegener article recounts Kaiser’s blame shift to Bethmann-Hollweg and von Jagow as he fled to Norway. Times argues for bringing the arch criminal to justice.
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Return of Mauretania Brings First US Troops Home
The Mauretania docked at Gravesend Bay with the first large body of American overseas troops aboard, headed to Hoboken for demobilization and medical exams. Mayor Hylan urged a Fifth Avenue parade and a welcome dinner, while naval and army tugs prepared to ashore high ranking officers. Knights of Columbus volunteers planned to distribute “I’m Safe and Sound” cards to families.
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Hindenburg Sees No Offense In Red Flag
Amsterdam dispatch reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg urging restraint with soldiers councils and troop emblems. He says no offense will be taken if red flag is shown properly and asks central government to avoid meddling with commanders. Berlin's prowl of spending and unrest cited as danger.
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