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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1918

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Wilson Guest of King Opens Historic London Welcome

President Wilson stood beside King George and Queen Mary as crowds packed the Mall for a medieval flavored reception at Buckingham Palace. Officials say the welcome was warm with Mrs Wilson waving a small Union Jack and Lloyd George, Balfour, Law, Henderson among leaders in a conference lineup. The scene featured Beefeaters, guards and a grand procession as Wilson’s party prepared for later talks with British leaders.

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Peace delays in Paris signal cautious progress in talks

Paris dispatch reports President Wilson's Christmas speech seen as signaling favorable results from peace conferences. Delegates totaling 100 to 120 expected to attend. Arrivals from Britain France and Italy await opening talks, while delay draws criticism from Berlin and Washington observers.

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Roosevelt Politics Clash Over Germany Policy

In a oratorical critique James H Lewis questions Theodore Roosevelt’s stance on peace policing Europe the Rhine and Mexico suggesting his calls would hamper order and threaten safety as American troops return home. The piece contrasts Roosevelt with established policy and recalls past U S actions in Cuba Panama and the Philippines.

Roosevelt Demagaging Claims Shape Debate on Return of Troops

Lewis asserts Roosevelt uses demagoguery and political slant in contrasting Colonel’s Cuban and Philippines record with current administration’s course. He argues for bringing home all but regular soldiers from overseas, framing the issue as a partisan clash over policy and past campaigns.

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Fleet To Visit Danes In Copenhagen Visit

The note from the legation says American warships are expected to arrive in Copenhagen likely Saturday. It marks a calmer moment as ships will stay a short time before sailing into the Baltic Sea.

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Coblenz Churches Open to Soldiers on Christmas Day

American troops in occupied Koblenz held mass in multiple churches while German worshippers joined in. Christmas services, parades, and a large illuminated tree near Ehrenbreitstein marked the day as German and American soldiers observed sacred rites together amid the war’s occupation.

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Armadas Return Home as New York Hails Valiant Fleet

In Roosevelt New York on December 2 a mighty naval pageant paraded up Fifth Avenue led by Admiral Mayo and Secretary Daniels. The homecoming armada of 21 battleships and support ships drew crowds, with the Mayflower review and a salute to the nation, amid snow and cheering crowds.

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