U-boat Surrender Noted as Deutschland Leads Fleet Flensing
Noted cruiser Deutschland U-153 among 28 German submarines surrendering, landing two American officers from the Ticonderoga off Harwich after a cruise in American waters. Other vessels include U-189 and U-139, with commander Perriere praised for sinking many ships. Details track surrenders, prior cruises, and the 1916 trans Atlantic voyage of Deutschland to Baltimore.
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Imfraktty
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Kiel
Arnould de la Pierriere
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Baltimore
Bremen
Newport
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Nantucket
Paris
United States
Proof of Barbarism Report From Mezieres and Mezierre Region
Paris dispatch cites undersecretary testimony on German pillage and bombardment on eve of armistice. Mezieres and Mezierre region headquarters of empire figures allegedly used for over three years. residents evacuated November 10. Heavy bombardment damaged half the town, destroyed a hospital wing, as 200 patients were moved. Destruction claimed as deliberate without military necessity, cited as new proof of German barbarism.
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Paris
Meégleres-Charleville Review
Albert
Meziera
Ermets
Messeres
M. Favreaide
Gee. von Arnim
Moezierns Yegton
Germen plot to blow Brussels palace of justice exposed
Dispatch from Brussels to Soir reports German agents planned to blast the palace of justice in Brussels. Four infernal machines were found in the cellar of the palace along with gunpowder and ammunition.
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Paxis
Palace of Justice
Brussels
Soir
Rejoicing in India as Armistice Signed
Enthusiastic rejoicing marked India's armistice signing with public holidays proclaimed and parades held nationwide, per delayed Simla dispatches.
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India
Ondon
Simla
Scandia Mission Arrives in New York to Study Nordic States
A joint mission from Norway, Sweden and Denmark arrives in New York to study financial and economic conditions in the Nordic states, aiming to assess conditions and trends affecting the region's economies.
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Scandia
New - York
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Nile
Armistice Era Winds Down as German Fleet Surrenders
Edinburgh reports Beatty’s signal when the German fleet moored for surrender at 3 57. German force dissolves as British American and French navies secure the end of fighting. French troops enter Budapest and Constantinople may follow. One German light cruiser sinks after hitting a mine. Petain enters Metz signaling the Allies’ I victory. American troops cross the German frontier near Heiney Audante Roman. Luxemburg duchy reportedly entered. Twenty German submarines surrender at Harwich. British war casualties total 658665 killed, 820829 wounded, 359145 missing.
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Edinburgh
Beatty
Germany
Hiney
Audante-Roman
Fartitworth
Duchy of Luxemburg
Foreign Lord Cecil Resigns Over Welsh Church Disestablishment
The undersecretary of state for foreign affairs in London, Lord Robert Cecil, has resigned amid a dispute with the government over disestablishment of the Welsh church. The report outlines broader European upheaval including Belgium’s push for universal male suffrage and anticipated visits to Paris by Wilson.
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Robert Cecil
London
Tor
Senate trims 1919 war bill to 6 billion total
Washington reports say the senate finance committee cut the new war revenue bill by 500 million, revising the 1919 total to 6 billion. Secretary McAdoo has resigned as treasury head and director general of railroads, effective January 1, and President Wilson accepted the resignation.
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Washington
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Washington Dispatch
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Railroad Administration
Wilson
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War Department
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Martin
Virginia
Appropriations Committee
Huntington James Made Grand Patriarch at Ilinois Encampment
Personal Huntington James of Kankakee by succession became grand patriarch of the Illinois grand encampment, F. O. F. C. F., at the annual convention in Springfield. He succeeds Walter J. North of Chicago, who was elected grand representative.
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Huntington James
Kankakee
Ilinois
FO. C. F
Order
Springfield
Walter J. North
Chicago
American Third Army Parade Through Luxemburg Capital
General Pershing leads American forces with the young grand duchess of Luxembourg watching from the palace balcony as U.S. troops march in triumph through the duchy. The advance is described as a triumphal procession with cheering villages and streets lined by American flags.
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General Pershing
Grand Duchess of
Luxemburg
Duchy of Luxemburg
Wounded Soldiers To Be Treated At West Baden Army Hospital
Domestic wounded soldiers from Indiana Ohio Illinois Missouri and Michigan returning home for further treatment will be sent to the United States army hospital at West Baden Indiana. Amer ican consulate staff at Quebec were forced to leave in canoes after a tidal wave damaged the lower town with losses around 1 million dollars.
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Indiana
Ohio
Minois
Missouri
Michigan
United States Army Hospital
West Baden
Ind
Quebec
Canoes
Iowa News Briefs From Wartime Life And Local Events
Ill at Marey hospital Clinton man dies of pneumonia as neighbors harvest 400 bushels of corn. Wheat bread allowed. wheat flour sale eased. Palo Alto budget funds county agent Emmetsburg. Camp Dodge officer Bruce P Robinson dies by train. Iowa car ownership reaches 1 car per 8 residents from 274 625 licenses. Iowa Code revision urged. 25 percent of laws deemed dead. McGregor Red Cross ships 61 sacks of nuts and shells weighing 1500 pounds. Knoxville soldier promoted to colonel in France after long service with Pershing. Sioux City labor recruiting blocked by local boards amid labor shortages. Iowa fatalities listed from WWI include McGranahan Meis Vandament and others. Tama teen Samuel Maher killed in peace celebration crash at Toledo. Anita peace event serves vast quantities of food. 14 000 sandwiches and more distributed from an 800 foot table.
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Marey
Clinton
Tom
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Emmetsburg
Bruce P. Robinson
Camp Dodge
Milwaukee
Grimes
Secretary of State
Iowa
Ora Williams
State Documental
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France
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Frank Burnett
General Pershing
Camp Grant
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Ilinois
Wisconsin
John W. McGranahan
Newhall
Frank P. Meis
LeMars
Harley Vandament
Keokuk
Daniel Ray
Loyal Edwards Matsey
Fulton
Charles H. Hanson
Weston
Joseph (. Blake
New Vienna
Henry D. Redenbaugh
Nevada
Harry A. Sheets
Keota
Howard W. Hartman
Marathon
Don B. Jeffreys
Wintersot
Walter Kleuger
Dixon
Virgil Knight
Rose Hill
Lewis C. Murdock
Gilman
Edward Nyberg
Long Grove
Frank Kinyon
Turkey River
David F. Kirk
Beaton
John A Linderman
Given
Nicholay Reider
Gilbertville
Walter J. Mayachs
Stanley
Rodney E. Crowley
Des Moines
Jay Howardee
Beech
Hiram A. Thayer
Castoma
Homer Dale
Linn
Vincent R. Atkinson
Guthrie Center
Milos
Batchelder
Langworthy
Bernard J. Carr
Lamont
Thomas F. Clynch
Grinnell
John P. Mantick
Reinbeck
Toledo
Samuel Maher
Tama
Anita
Methods and preservatives for curing pork in USDA guide
The article outlines curing pork with brine and dry methods, detailing suitable vessels, cleaning, and storage. It lists principal preservatives salt sugar molasses and saltpeter, notes prohibited chemicals, and explains brine and dry curing processes, including recipes, timings, smoking temperatures, and specific treatments for various cuts and styles such as bacon ham and Smithfield hams.
Unconventional Uniform Trick Sparks Civil War Tale
General Gordon recalls a riverine trading episode during the Rapidan stand where Confederates and Yanks swapped tobacco for coffee and newspapers. A lone Yankee in red hair emerges from the weeds, claiming to be visiting the boys, and Gordon decides to treat it as a joke before ordering him returned across the river. Youth's Companion
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Rapidan
Convignees
Lee
Paris Naturalbus
Yenter
Iain’t
Gordes
Weeping Stove Pipes Remedy and Causes
Weeping stove pipes result from insufficient draft causing smoke to condense and ooze at pipe joints. Increasing draft, tilting pipes upward, or opening a winding cover near the chimney can improve flow so smoke exits faster and prevents coal and condensation buildup.
Sunflower Badge Spreads From Kansas to France
Mail from Camp Funston reports the sunflower emblem of Kansas is admired in France. A letter from a member of the eighth division says all troops wear a large sunflower arm band as a dating symbol of their division. The unit trained at Camp Funston under Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood.
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Kansas
Reach
Camp Funston
Eighth Division
Leonard Wood
Short-Sighted Bugging View on War's Outcome
The fragment questions what the outcome of the war will be and mentions a profiteer named Wiggins who is believed to be interested in income. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
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Wilson
Paris
Wiggins
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