Wilson Greets 1200 at Neuilly Hospital
President Wilson visited the Red Cross hospital at Neuilly and spoke with 1,200 badly wounded American soldiers, spending over four hours touring wards and greeting each man. He later dined at the British Embassy with Earl of Derby and other dignitaries, being hosted by Franco-British officials.
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President Wilson and the League of Nations Debate
The piece argues that President Wilson has been portrayed as the leading champion of a league of nations to enforce peace, tracing his speeches and plans from the League to Enforce Peace and his January 1918 message. It questions whether he will propose a real, enforceable league and outlines key points like international guarantees, a court, and a combined police force, stressing the need for action beyond hopeful promises.
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Taft Rebukes Wilson Over Peace Plan and League Program
President Taft declares Wilson’s proposed Congress of Powers insufficient for justice and peace of nations. He criticizes mere treaties of good intentions and warns that Wilson will be held responsible for the outcome unless he enacts strong measures.
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Hoover appoints Col Wood to lead Serbia relief effort
Herbert Hoover announced that Col Wood of the U S Army will direct relief for Serbia and Jugoslavia on behalf of the food administration. He and a six officer staff depart for Belgrade and other areas as allied representatives join the effort. Food shipments from the United States are arriving at Adriatic ports under War Department coordination. Col McIntosh will lead supply at Trieste. A relief mission to Poland, led by Col Grove Kellogg and Hugh Gibson, is being dispatched with further missions planned for Roumania.
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Peace Pact Delay Looms for League of Nations
A Washington dispatch reports that Allies favor endorsing the league principle in the peace pact but delay any working plan. Officials say full detail may take ten years, with Wilson focusing on principle now and future conferences tackling specifics. Premier Clemenceau Lloyd George Orlando back the idea, but cautions on workable terms and Senate ratification.
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Censored Matin Highlights League of Nations Utopia to Reality
Paris dispatch notes censorship of the Matin first page with only headlines preserved. The lead line declares Yesterday's Utopia Tomorrow's Reality and cites the Constitution of a Society of Nations under serious consideration. It adds Germany and its allies would be admitted only if they accept agreed Entente principles.
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Pershing Visits Rhineland In Quiet Occupation Tour
Gen John J Pershing made his first Rhineland visit riding in a private car that drew little notice. Only Gen Dickman and a few headquarters officers realized the commander in chief of American forces was in their midst as he arrived by train and left by car, sparking no public display.
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Austria Lends Ships to Allies Under Italian Trusteeship
Italy will act as trustee of 506000 tons of Austrian shipping held in Italian ports and allocate it solely for war supply and transport. No vessels may be used for commercial traffic. The agreement was reached at a meeting of the Allied Maritime Council.
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President Masaryk Enters Prague Solumn Entry Report
Paris dispatch States Professor Thomas G Masaryk leader of the newly formed republic of Czecho Blavacia makes his solemn entry into Prague according to advices received from the city today.
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Berlin Denounces Polish Elections as High Treason
An Associated Press report notes Polish authorities order arrests for organizing elections on German soil. Berlin and Bavarian factions denounce moves toward Bolshevism amid political turmoil as officials warn against participation in Polish elections and pledge cooperation to suppress such activity.
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Berlin Radicals Push Mining Socialization At Congress
At the national congress of workers and soldiers council a majority socialist resolution urged the immediate socialization of ripe industries, led by mining. Independents proposed a minimum wage and shorter miners’ hours, Hilferding backed socialization with coal and metalliferous mines seen as pivotal to broader banking control.
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Bolsheviki Enter Spanish Embassy in Petrograd Archives
Advices from Petrograd report Bolsheviki entered the Spanish Embassy and pillaged the archives. The incident occurred in Petrograd with the embassy attacked and records seized. Stockholm reported the Saturday breach dated bre 21. Verifications imply significant archival loss and diplomatic fallout.
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U-Boat Crew Seeks Bonus From British Fleet
A garbled wartime dispatch reports German U-boat crew seeking rewards as the British grand fleet resists capture attempts. The text mentions submarine operations, Fort William and surrounding actions, with confused references to commanders and naval units.
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World War Slaves Casualties Reported At 9,150,000
Telegram from Petrograd cites total World War II slave casualties at 9,150,000 with near 100,000 additional wounded. Russian information bureau details and a New York figure debate the totals amid wartime reporting and official statements from December.
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Mongolia in port with 4731 yanks arrive for demobilization
The Mongolia docked at Hoboken with 4731 soldiers including 134th Field Artillery and 74th Coast Artillery units. After a welcoming by the mayor's committee, troops were ferried to Camp Mills for demobilization, along with wounded and support staff. The Cedric is set to arrive with over 2000 more soldiers.
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Russia Still Chaos in Country Milukoff Warns Paris Conference
Milukoff declares Russia remains in chaos as no single voice speaks for the entire nation. A Slav leader in Paris seeks aid and outlines issues before peace delegates. Opening of the Black Sea would let allied navies curb Bolshevik chaos in Ukraine and Soviet Russia, with southern governments debating Ukraine and Omsk alignment.
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