GREET SHIP IN SILENCE RETURNS 2700 TROOPS ABOARD
Survivors and families gather along the pier as the Pueblo returns with 2700 troops including 837 West Virginians and Ohioans. Maj Gen Shanks and Brig Gen McManus welcome dignitaries and a Roosevelt cousin. Among the evacuees are Base Hospital detachments from Pennsylvania and New York, with banners and jeers of jubilation at Hoboken.
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James & Roosevelt
Theodore Rosnevelt
Hoboken
Trinity Church
Shanks
McManus
May Philip Roosevelt
Pia
Roosevelt
St. Nazaire
Base Hospital No 27
Weathern Penneylyants
Divive
Base Hospital No 7
New York
Westboro
Bordeaux
Massachusetts
National Guard of
Ohio
West Virgina
Brest
Pueblo
James I
K L
147Th Infantry
Sherman
Sherman and
Taylor
Army
Fuebla
Campa Upton
Funston
Chico
Supreme Court ruling on Liberty Bonds tax case
Government challenges state taxation of Liberty Bonds owned by national banks in Nebraska. Court held bonds may not be deducted from bank capital stock valuations for state tax purposes. Government plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court seeking to block direct or indirect taxation.
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Tncolny Nebr
Banka Capital
Supreme Court
Aurora Nebr
United States Supreme Court
Taft Pushes League Change With Wilson Backing
White House sources say amendments to the League of Nations covenant were prepared by William H. Tate and sent to Paris at President Wilson's request. Main point aims to shield the Monroe Doctrine and clarify the covenant to reduce Republican opposition and influence Senate support.
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League of Nations
William H. Tate
Paris
Wilson
Tumulty
Taft
Senate
Belgian Soldiers Planned U S Visit for Parades
A Belgian infantry and guard corps will tour the United States by invitation to participate in parades in major cities. The unit will include a platoon of grenadiers and a squad of chasseurs, forming a combined honor detail. The trip is arranged with U S officials and Belgium’s government.
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United States
The Crustiest Bread Yet Described in Delicate Prose
A vivid line extols crust as palatably crisp and interior texture as velvet, praising the daintiest bread ever tasted in a compact, descriptive passage.
Hurley's plan for merchant marines funds and routes
A wartime plan proposes an official body to advise the Shipping Board on merchant marine issues and to manage a development fund. It outlines profits, route development, and mortgage terms, arguing the fund would support new trade routes without touching the public treasury while urging government and private sector cooperation to stabilize postwar shipping.
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Shipping Board
Merchant Marine Development Fund
Board of Government
United States
Hurley
Bonns
Cane
Aervice GE
Peril in Peace Delay Continues From First Page
Leaders in Paris wrestle with Wilsons fourteen points and the frontier self government idea. Clemenceau and Lloyd George demand a practical program while warning against impracticable terms. The peace plan faces renewed delay as disagreements over principles and real-world limits slow final form.
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Lin
League
Germany
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Paris
Clementeau
Immediate Peace Treaty Urged by Mondell in 1920
Representative Frank W Mondell of Wyoming urged an immediate peace treaty with no delay while deferring details of the league of nations to a later stage. He argued the US Constitution should be included in the treaty, and that league formation could be worked out afterward.
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Pugh
Toledo
Ohio
Hiver iScheldt
Fring
Jts
Harry F MacLane
Pueblo
Am Macbane
Kent Rhenneth
Ofeveland
Lipmen
Hergen
Cot House
Germany
Mondell
League of Nations
Frank W Mondell
Wyoming
Republican Lasder
Mondells
League
Inner Council agrees on indemnities amid Adriatic debate
Financial authorities of France and England discuss indemnities as the Rhine frontier issue looms. President Wilson proposes a plan and notes the haven may join a new agreement. Reports from Spalato about disorder lack Amer i can confirmation, while Serbs act efficiently and Italians arrest Jugoslavs. The U S stresses it is not party to the secret London treaty, hindering Adriatic resolution. Wilson's study proceeds without formal talks or stenographers.
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France
England
Wilson
Spalato
Amercan
Jugoslava
Americana
Stais
United States
London
Adriatic
Berlin Dims Grow of War Mood as Spartacist Threats Rise
Berlin reports a mood shift amid looming threats as Germany edges toward renewed unrest. The Associated Press notes widespread gloom, increasing Spartacist activity, and anxieties over next steps as tensions tighten in the capital.
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Ars
Weimar
Versaillen
Germany
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