Wilson visits Paris as interallied talks loom
President Wilson breaks tradition by visiting the ministry of war and accepting ambassadorial invitations while Paris welcomes him at City Hall. He praises Allied unity with Clemenceau and prepares for the interallied conference and peace congress as Italian and British leaders plan arrivals.
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Leviathan Returns With Record Troop Lifter Fame
New York December 14 Leviathan docks with nearly 9 090 blue and khaki clad veterans aboard foiling five submarine attacks during the voyage to France. Major General Barnett praises Marines while wounded veterans return with lost limbs. officers and soldiers parade ashore amid the largest postwar homecoming yet.
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War veterans return home from front with stories and trophies
Paris reports indicate President Wilson may dine with American troops on German soil near Coblenz as part of occupation duties. Soldiers from the 30th and 77th divisions recount fierce fighting on the Hindenburg line and Somme, with heroism and wounds highlighted. Santa Ana arrives with officers and workers, three days late, amid rough seas.
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Eight Transports Sail From France Loaded With Returning Troops
War Department announced the sailing from France of eight transports filled with returning U S troops and support units. Vessels include General Gorgas Saxonia Cedric Mongolian Manchuria Persia Maru Cerillo Baltic Mongolia and Cedric carried sick and wounded casuals officers and aviation units. Pershing added about 3000 more men to be sent home as part of early return plans.
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German editor says Germany must pay any price for armistice
Berlin content notes Count Ernst von Reventlow editor of Pages Zeitung argues Wilson’s acceptance of armistice terms harmed U.S. interests in Europe and foresees difficult relations for America. He maintains Germany must pay any price to secure its position, regardless of cost.
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Halt Wilson Heals Inform by Clemenceau in Peace Talks
The Washington Post reports Premier Clemenceau has informed President Wilson that a league of nations and freedom of the seas should be postponed until after a peace pact. The move aligns with Republican Senate views and could require Wilson to travel back to Europe to explain his positions.
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Peace Conference as Path to Immediate Postwar Work
The text argues that negotiations will reduce friction among allies, push the conference toward immediate peace requirements, and address compensation for Germany, territorial limits, and related issues. It notes the plan aims to blunt German expectations of exploiting the league of nations and freedom of the seas to drive U.S., France, and Britain apart.
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Turks Kill Allied Sailors in Constantinople Clash
A Turkish capital dispatch reports slight disturbances in Constantinople. A Greek sailor died in front of the Mosque of St Sophia, and Anglo-Greek troops were dispatched to restore order. A Turkish patrol attacked French sailors, killing two. Greek units were landed to guard the Greek legation.
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Two Party Leaders Held in Lisbon Turmoil
In Lisbon on December 16 1930 Dr Brito Camacho leader of the unionist group in the Portuguese chamber of deputies and Magalhaes Lima head of the republican party were arrested. Lima accused of receiving a letter tied to the assassination of President Sidonio Paes. Paes’ body was moved to Belém palace as the government under Ossorio Castro continued, while parliament planned to name a new president amid national mourning and demonstrations. The assassin Jeanne was shot by a mob after the event.
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Poland Breaks With Germany in Telegram Report
Amsterdam dated 16 Poland severed relations with Germany according to a telegram from Warsaw. Poland accuses German authorities in occupied provinces of acts against Polish interests and cooperation with Bolsheviks. Governor General von Hinden and the German mission staff will depart Poland.
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Kaiser refuses to leave Holland in wake of tensions
Amsterdam reports former German emperor Wilhelm II refuses Dutch exit despite official warnings. Crown Prince William II also denied permission to stay with his army and later offered to serve as a soldier but was refused. An inventory in Berlin and Potsdam uncovered the imperial wardrobe and thousands of horses seized. talks continue on protecting Hohenzollern fortunes with a framework expected next month.
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Reichstag Meeting Sparks Berlin Politics Debate
A London Times telegraph reports Fehrenbach's move to convene the Reichstag provokes German debate. Some see it as pressure for a national assembly while others call it a dangerous act. Berlin factions split over entente influence and the chance of a coup, with opposition from conservatives and neutral commentators alike.
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Harbors Congress to Convene February Meeting
Senator Raensdell of Louisiana, president of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress, announced that the congress will hold its annual meeting on February 5 6 and 7. No convention was held last year because of the war.
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