More American Soldiers Glad to Get Home From Europe
The Fort of New York welcomed about 7,800 returning American soldiers as five army transports and one hospital ship brought them home amid rain sleet and snow. The Mayor's Committee led by Grover A Whalen aboard the Patrol saw the ceremonies with Inspector John F and Acting Captain James among the onboard party.
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Fort
New York
Grover A Whalen
E. Wood
Rodman Wanamaker
John F +s
James
Marines and Homefront Heroes Load Mercy Ship
Aboard the hospital ship Mercy, 396 more wounded soldiers arrive from the front, carried on stretchers and crutches. The convoy includes troops from the Sixth Marines and other units, with details of injuries and pride in service as American forces push toward Paris amid ongoing battles in Champagne and the Argonne.
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Pershing
Mercy
France
Britain
Anyboud
John Hugnes
Sixth Marines
Paris
St Mithiel
Khitek
John Street
Ronard Osborn
Western Avenue
Talato Oh
Argonne
Mansfeld
E Macine Gui
Chateau Therrs
Robert Ho
Bonsington
Philadelphia
Woois
Joseph Viocea
North Fortieth Street
110Th Nfantry
Casuals and units sail from France aboard Martha Washington
The 18th field artillery and several units including the 143d field artillery regiment, 65th artillery brigade, and medical detachments sailed from France on the Martha Washington. The department announced the presence of 120 patients and several civilians on board, along with training cadets from the 38th Division and the 318th Field Artillery headquarters company.
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Joe Mallory
143D Field Artillery
65Th Field Artillery
18Th Field Artillery
France
Martha Washington
318Th Field Artillery
Dry Law Raid Nets Clashed Arrests Across City
Police raided a Washington Baltimore and Annapolis car at Fifteenth and Ha streets northeast seizing about 180 quarts of liquor. Most arrestees carried no more than eight quarts. Sixty nine cases were filed in police court with one conviction, Florence Colbert colored, 20 days. Bishop Barefield and Claiborn Grandison faced dismissal. Judge Hardison out sick, Judge McMahon to fill in. Some defendants seek jury trials, likely delaying the calendar and prompting possible night sessions.
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Washington
Baltimore and Annapolis
Fifteenth
Florence Colbert
Bishop Barefield
Claiborn Grandison
Hardison
McMahaon
Davison to Sail Abroad Monday
At a Red Cross reception the District workers announced that Mr Davison has been summoned to Paris by President Wilson to confer on important matters. He said he would sail on Monday, and the trip will not change his Red Cross war work. The organization aims to carry out its peace program once permanent.
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HFP
Davison
Red Cross Workers of
Pars
Wilson
Red Cross
Matthaet
Almas Temple
Mystic Shrine
Patral
H Street
Continental Trust Company
Winfref
Delaziz
District OF Columbia
Washington
United States Military Academy
District of Columbian
District
Washington DC
Poutofien
Tiatrict of Columbia
Applcanta
United States
Wer
Franklin School
Thirteenth
K Streets
Fire Department
Fourteenth Street
Ohio Avenute
War Department
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Berr
Erene Games
Spain's New Premier Addresses Senate and Deputies
Count Romanones, Spain's new premier, spoke in Madrid outlining the government program including budget adoption and economic reforms. He urged discussion on Catalonia autonomy and Morocco interests. In Hav as, the finance minister reported November defense bond subscriptions at 2,193,000,000 francs.
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Romanones
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Catalonia
Spain
Morocco
Aris
Havas
Minister of Finance
National Defense
Berlin Turmoil Ends in Bloodshed amid Dual Strikes
Berlin unrest overran the city as soldiers and sailors clashed with government forces after Spero led a demand to summon the national assembly. Ebert defended the government while arrests followed, including Prince Hohenlohe. A general strike by Spartacist factions failed to materialize, and later news notes a wedding in New York between Annie M Mills Archbold and Judge Charles W Dustin.
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London Times
Washington Post
The
Public Ledger Co
Stockholm
Berlin
Reichskanzler
Spero
National Assembly
Berlin Workmen and Soldiers
Fischer
Executive Committee
Sannt Gerhardt
Socialist Party
Liebknecht
Workmen and Soldiers Council
Erea
Ebert
Rosa Luxemburg
Haase
Amvike
Mery
Foreign Office
Count Matuschke
Herr von Rheinlaeder
Martin
Ristol
Herr Ebert
Prince Hohenlohe
Spartacus
Wear Sti
New York
Annie M Mills Archbold
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Charles W Dustin
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Circuit Court of Appeal
Church of the Incarnation
Archbold
Viscount Grey Urges Freedom of Seas Tied to League Covenants
Viscount Grey in a London Times dispatch to the Washington Post says freedom of the seas is American in origin and must be defined. He argues for complete agreement with the United States if the League of Nations covenants are observed, and that breach would revoke sea freedom.
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Elsaheviam
Herlin
Kbert Haase
Snebkneacht
Berliner Tageblatt
League of Nations
United States
London Times
Washington Pont
The
Public Ledger Co
London
Viscount Grey
Times
Britain
America
Philippines
Germany
Wilson
League
Camouflage Sauce Boosts Plain Dishes Says Jim
Jim touts a secret white sauce twist called Camouflage Sauce or Al Sauce. He claims half a tablespoon elevates dishes from flat to ethereal with Frenchy piquancy, enhancing cream of celery soup and other foods previously dull under plain white sauce.
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Jim
Chilean flyer crosses Andes in Bristol aircraft
Dagoberto Godoy of Chile completes a pioneering crossing of the Andes from Santiago to Mendoza in a Bristol airplane. He traversed the Tupungato range at an altitude of about 1,970 feet this morning, returning in record fashion for a South American aviator.
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Buenos Aires
Isent Dagoberto Godoy
Farmy
Andes Mountains
Bristol
Santiago
Chile
Tupungate Range
Mendoza
Argentina
Norway Quits Bolsheviks and Ends Petrograd Ties
The Norwegian legation reportedly left Petrograd, per Aftenposten. The paper also notes Denmark, the last neutral aligned with the Bolshevik government, is expected to sever relations.
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Petrograd
Denmark
Christiania Dee 1i
Nor Wegian
Aftenposten
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