Paris Welcomes Wilson in Grand Peace Visit Night
President and Mrs Wilson ride through throngs in Paris as crowds celebrate with lights, flowers, and dancing. Wilson reaffirms peace and League of Nations aims in speeches at Elysee luncheon. Poincare, Clemenceau host a grand reception with French officials, colonial troops, and Allied leaders.
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Wilson Accepts King George Invitation to Visit England
President Wilson has accepted an invitation from King George to visit England and is expected to stop there on the way home. British officials await the arrival of Ambassador Davis before making entertainment arrangements for the President.
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Arizona Regiment Chosen As Honor Guard for Wilson
Paris dispatch reports the 158th Infantry Arizona National Guard under Col E E T Grimshead has been detailed as a guard of honor for President Wilson in Paris. Its band will serve as the official band during the visit.
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Yanks and Allies Cross Over Rhine
American troops moved into the last German territory east of the Rhine at Coblenz amid the armistice terms. The First to Third divisions led the river crossing with others following as French divisions join the occupation force to present a coordinated Allied bridgehead. Holiday railroad tickets go on sale at 1229 F Street to ease travel and lodging during the busy season.
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Paris Welcomes Wilson with Fire and Heart
Paris newspapers devote their entire edition to President Wilson’s U S visit, praising the American welcome and the demonstrations in his honor. La Liberte notes Paris gave a fervent reception, Strasbourg echoed the enthusiasm, and Le Journal Des Debats calls Wilson’s voyage a historic moment for the United States.
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Propaganda Hearings Detail German Plot and Tribune Copy
Senate hearing outlines pro German efforts to incite unrest among African Americans and Mexicans, with pastors and agents aiding a Zimmermann note scheme. Capt. Lester linked Hearst papers to anti American editorials, while Hans funded Collins and Ford faces questioned. Cartoons from Hearst outlets used to advocate Germany’s cause.
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World Revolves and Draft Constitution Debate
Munich hosts a Spartacist rally demanding a workers council red army and removal of premier Eisner while Berlin outlines a draft constitution modeled on US and British charters. The plan limits presidential power with a two-house legislature and universal suffrage.
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Presidents of Two Republics Exchange Greetings in Paris
The Paris luncheon at the Elysee honors President Wilson and France as Poincare lauds the United States and aims for a just postwar peace. Wilson affirms American resolve to help secure lasting global security and cooperation, praising Franco American unity against German aggression and the fight for universal rights.
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Swiss Bar Ex-Emperor Refused Residence in Switzerland
Switzerland declines to permit former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary to reside there. The Swiss government reportedly cites the experience with former Emperor William of Holland as part of the basis for the refusal.
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President Wilson Aims for Harmony at Paris Peace Talks
Officials say four leaders plan to blend views at the Paris conference to form a common peace program. President Wilson and premiers Lloyd George Clemenceau and Orlando face divergent ideas on the league of nations and freedom of the seas, yet aim for unity without major friction as they work toward a just punishment for German crimes.
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