Wilson outlines world moral force for right and justice at Buckingham Palace
Premier Wilson tells King George at a Buckingham Palace banquet that he will organize the world’s moral force to enforce right and justice. The article notes talks among Lloyd George, Balfour, and Wilson, a 3 hour session, and ongoing discussions with President at 10 Downing Street. It mentions Washington portraits, aides, and crowd reactions.
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Toasts of King and President at Buckingham Palace Banquet
King George and President Wilson exchanged remarks at a Buckingham Palace banquet praising alliance and shared democratic ideals. Churchillian language lauded wartime unity, liberty, and the bonds between American and British peoples as they celebrated ongoing cooperation and peace efforts.
British admiralty bolshevism order denied by Berlin dispatch
Amsterdam report claims the British admiralty planned drastic action against bolshevism in the German fleet with sinking red flag ships and executing crews. London dispatch says Reutern Limited found the Berlin to Amsterdam line to be a fabrications, a tissue of falsehoods.
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Buckingham Palace Hosts Wilson Queen Mary State Banquet
London dispatch reports a grand Buckingham Palace state dinner for President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. King George and Queen Mary lead a lavish procession with officials, envoys, and nobles attending a banquet hall decorated with gold plate and candelabra, signaling deep Anglo American ties and Royal pageantry.
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Wilson Faces Delay Trip in Spring Peace Plan Debate
President Wilson weighs extending his stay in Europe or making a new spring trip to Paris as negotiations on the League of Nations plan grow more complex. Diplomats say peace preliminaries cannot be hurried and that the process may broaden into lengthy deliberations with entente leaders cautious about sovereignty and global law until a practical, acceptable framework emerges.
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Neutral Legations Shield Vienna's Ex-Royalties
A garbled dispatch reports Allied mediation and mentions Vienna ex-royalties, Bolshevik threats in the Baltic, and British actions capturing Bolshevik destroyers. It references Russian pleas to Allies, potential Polish aid, and strained conditions amid evolving wartime alignments.
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Hindenburg Kaiser Hiding Roles In Early War Talks
Fragmentary report describes Hindenburg and the Kaiser in discussion over wartime strategy and potential treaties. Mentions German and Austrian aims, Russian forces, and possible mobilization decisions shaping a winter campaign and eastern front actions.
President declines Northampton visit during British trip
London dispatch reports President Wilson refusing an invitation to Northampton. He says he would visit only as a pilgrimage to Washington’s era, but must remain true to duties that brought him abroad and keep his visit brief. He notes his only allowed stop is his mother’s birthplace without interfering with his mission.
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New Problems in East After Occupations Across Hungary and Bulgaria
Reports say ill effects arise in the east after allied occupation actions in Hungary Bulgaria and neighboring areas. Gen Louis Franchet d Esperey, commander of allied forces in Macedonia, is summoned to Paris for a conference, per Marcel Hulin of Echo de Paris. The general is expected to arrive in Paris within a few days.
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