President Wilson heads overseas peace mission plans
The article reports President Wilson's travel plans to Europe and Britain to discuss peace terms with Allied leaders including Wilson's expected meetings in England France and Brussels. It notes arrangements for a large U.S. delegation led by Lansing and others, plus anticipated receptions and transport details ahead of the peace talks.
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Ee Faloyd Gevor
Heisarn Clementucau
Trance
Orendo
Italy
Albert
Belgium
Europe
Wilson
England
France
Brussels
Trealsa
London
Paria
Rome
Joseph © Shen
Belin
Vienna
Paris
Leland Harrison
Philip H. Patchin
Lansing
William McNeil
S. T. Smith
States Department
James Brown Scott
David Hunter Miller
Col. Roosevelt
America
Amerres
Senate
Ene
Knest
Wwrance
Great Britain
Clemenceau
Tolod Chorge
Orlando
Iuly
Germany
League of Nations
Presi
Othr lHght
Eisner
Berne
Bavaria
Munich
Copenhagen
Berlin
Greater Berlin
Dr. Solf
Dr. Self
Alec
Mathias Erzberger
Cols. Vincent and Mixter Exonerated in Aircraft Inquiry
Veteran officers Vincent and Mixter were cleared in an aircraft inquiry. An official statement attributed no misconduct to either colonel as investigators found no evidence of wrongdoing or improper conduct affecting operations.
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Cols. Vincent and
Mixter
Germany
America
Switzerland
Denmark
Holland
August Willam
Argentina
Guilt Held Only Technical Services to Government
President notes technical services to government of high value. Gregory concurs with recommendations. Vincent, designer of Liberty Motor, involved in settlements of a company while owning stock in TV-Mixter. We had shares of Curtiss Co.
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Ommendations
Vincent
Liberty Motor
Tv—Mixter
Curtiss Co
Mr. Hughes
Col. Mixter
Curtisa Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
Hughes
Gregory
Pardons for Col Vincent and Col Mixter in aircraft case
President Wilson granted full pardons to Lieut Col George W Mixter and Lieut Col J Vincent after attorney general Gregory recommended clemency. The two officers faced technical guilt over government settlements with Packard and Curtisa firms tied to the Liberty motor project.
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George W. Mixler
Colo G. Vincent
Col. Vincent
Col. Mixter
Department of Justice
Gregory
City Troops Use Ladders to Take Grand Pro in France
Col. Alvord Anderson report from the 81st Infantry describes a late war operation in France where American units including the 81st, 808th and 311th used ladders and other siege tools to assault the walled town of Grand Pro. After four failed attempts, a fifth rush with numbers secured a footing and the walls, 12 feet high, were captured.
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Newark
N.J
France
Alvord VD. Anderson
Mra. Anderson
Anderson
Grand Pro
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