Paris Welcomes President Wilson in Historic Pageant
Paris crowds cheer President Wilson as he and Mrs. Wilson are welcomed by French leaders including President Poincare and Premier Clemenceau. 36,000 French soldiers line avenues while Alpine guides and colonial troops join the display amid flowers and fanfare.
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American Divisions Reach Occupation Objective
American occupation forces reached their objectives along a 30 kilometer arc near Coblenz. The Thirty-second division held the left bridgehead with the second and First divisions following, while two French divisions occupied the far right. Troops marched into towns behind bands, sought quarters, and used public buildings as HQs, with the main body camped west of the bridgehead after four weeks of movement from France.
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No clear headline from a wartime polemic
The fragment bitterly condemns cigarette smoking and profiteers, contrasting past attitudes with wartime views. It satirizes a nabob faction and mocks a narrator tied to a farm plow, implying coercion by gaff and a call to silence squealing about profiteers.
Big Winter Wheat Crop Forecasted in United States
Washington leads with a forecast of a record winter wheat crop surpassing all prior yields. The Agriculture Department cites 49,927,000 acres planted under a $2.20 per bushel guaranteed price and an 80,000,000 bushel increase over previous records. Oregon and California show strong conditions and growth, while Iowa and other states report notable acreage gains.
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Oregon Voter's Shift From Socialist Candidates Highlighted
A Corvallis headline wave notes political shifts with socialists losing share, Oregon voters abandoning straight socialist ballots. McAdoo advocates public versus private control in a retirement eve speech.
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Influenza Warning Urges Precaution and Fresh Air
Surgeon General Rupert Hive warns influenza may linger this winter and lead to pneumonia and other respiratory diseases. He urges proper clothing, ventilation, and public health education to prevent deaths, noting droplets spread illnesses and that warmth and outdoor exposure reduce risk. Copies of a health poster are available from the Public Health Service.
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