Freedom of the City Granted to Wilson in Manchester
President Wilson, visiting Manchester, is honored with the freedom of the city. He tours ship canals and docks, attends a public gathering at the Tree Trade Hall, and delivers an informal speech in the Royal Exchange gallery. The visit highlights civic pride and close Anglo American ties amid his European tour.
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George 11 Merely One of the Crowd in London Parade
Reporter describes how George V and President Wilson rode through cheering crowds in London. British soldiers and a sailor accompanied the bronze horse, while others waved Stars and Stripes and Union Jack banners, with spectators shouting for Wilson.
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American airman tells about duel with Quentin Roosevelt
Christian Donhauser, a German ace with 30 victories, recounts July 14 combat near Fere en Tardenois in which Quentin Roosevelt, son of the former U S president, engaged in a close dogfight. Roosevelt reportedly fired a burst into Donhauser’s plane before the German claimed victory.
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Iowans From Overseas Ready Homeward Demobilizing Troopship Arrives
Washington reports that about 2000 Iowans overseas are due home by mid January. The transport Parahontas carrying 990 men of the 15th field outfit and 3076 total aboard is expected to reach Newport News on January 5. Brig. Gen. Andersen notes rapid processing to Camp Dodge after curing, disinfection, and brief rest. Military officials say Newport News handles up to 8600 men daily as they return to civilian life. Additionally Japanese marines travel from San Francisco to New York City and onward to Darien.
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Wilson cautions on European peace cooperation
President Wilson spoke in Manchester about America seeking a balanced world peace through a genuine concert of mind and purpose. He warned against joining any power alliance and urged a universal humanity driven by unity and good will machinery to resolve future boundary and sovereignty questions.
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Economic German Gloom Seen by Ministers Who Fell in Ebert Cabinet
Independent Sovietists resign from the Prussian ministry while new cabinet members are named in Copenhagen reports. Berlin notes cite crisis since November 9 over economic, demobilization, and foreign policy tensions. Richard Barth warns of bleak food and raw material futures and a push for a Wilson peace commission on democratic terms.
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Tenadores Stranded Off Isle of Yeu Bay of Biscay
The American transport Tenadores ran aground near the Isle of Yeu in the Bay of Biscay while en route from New York to Brest. Navy tugs were sent to assist with rescue efforts and potential salvage. six officers and 61 Italian soldiers were aboard along with a navy crew of 305.
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William II guest count contemplates parting ways at Amerongen
Amsterdam reports that Count von Bentink at Castle Amerongen would welcome the departure of former Emperor William. The ex-emperor is nervous and difficult to converse with, despite honors. Neighbors believe Castle De Monte could be rented to Herr Schenzollern in time.
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World Police of U.S. Should Equal Any Nation's-Daniels
Secretary Daniels testified before the house naval committee in Washington supporting a $600,000,000 three year building program. He argued the United States should contribute a unit as large as any nation to an international policy force even without a formal agreement. The policy of naval expansion should continue indefinitely.
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Pershing Se as Temperance Edict in Coblenz
Coblenz reports a Christmas decree by Gen Pershing restricting alcoholic drinks to light wine and beer with hours 12am to 2am and 5pm to 7pm while allowing freedom to conduct business. The proclamation aims at moderation without oppressing locals, balancing occupation safety with personal liberty.
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Archangel Allies in Danger of Slaughter in Senate Report
Senate hears from Michigan board stating Archangel area allied forces are outnumbered and facing extermination unless reinforced. Congressman Townsend questions government openness as to Russia policy in teleprinter message. Gouraud receives Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor for leadership in Champagne.
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Delivery Notice Instructions for Unreceived Paper
If the paper is not delivered by 1 o'clock due to carrier error or other cause, contact WHONE 8850 and request two copies of yasper. Phone calls should reach this office before 6:20 p.m.
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Unemployed Men Strain Occupation Officers in Coblenz
The Rhine flood rises over a foot as unemployment deepens in Coblenz and nearby towns, alarming American officers. Official counts list 600 laborers and 450 skilled workers idle. aid is limited to small daily bounties. Officials try to restore former soldiers to work while women fill positions.
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Townley Freed From Bankruptcy by U S Judge Amidon
National Nonpartisan League president N. D. Townley was discharged from bankruptcy by Judge Amidon in a U S district court ruling. The decision absolves him from obligations totaling about $60,000, while his assets were under $500. An advertisement for Smoke Diamond Joe Cigars precedes the notice.
King Gets Wilson His Ration Card
London dispatch reports President Wilson and his suite issued emergency ration cards to match rationing rules at the palace. The master of the household carried Wilson’s card to obtain jam sugar margarine lard meat and other items for the great banquet hosted the previous Friday night.
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Indemnities row and Clemenceau vows support
The report cites Erzberger on indemnities to France and Belgium amid talks of peace terms. Paris coverage notes Clemenceau winning a confidence vote 380 to 134 as he backs Britain’s ocean freedom stance and a league of nations, while warning he may resign if needed.
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Coalition Fails to Deliver Sweep in Britain Election
In London and Britain the Lloyd George coalition wins are not decisive. The opposition front loses key figures like McKean, Runciman, Simon, and Samuel. Asquith potential retirement surfaces. Labor sees gains but loses leaders such as Flenderson. Sinn Fein makes a strong showing in Ireland with most Nationalists defeated.
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Burleson Near Breaks Faith With Congress
Washington December 30 Post master General Burleson took control of the cables after the armistice, a move Senator Hitchcock Nebraska chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee said in the Senate today nearly breaks faith with the government. He remarked on a letter from the post analyst general explaining the action.
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Deportation plan for internees to be recommended
The justice department will shortly seek Congress approval to deport most of the 3 000 to 4 000 enemy aliens interned in the United States. McAdoo announced a new wage increase for railroad telegraphers and station agents retroactive to October 1. Floriday Nutmargarine promotes itself as a butter substitute.
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