American Army Plans Early Return of Divisions from France
General Pershing names four complete divisions and major units from eight others for early homeward transport. Additional elements of several divisions to follow as ships and facilities permit. Combined with new casualty totals totaling 262,693 through November 6, and 1,100 missing in action added to the revised figures. Public notes indicate demobilization orders affecting 649,000 personnel as camps prepare for readjustment and deployment of transports for about 300,000 men by year end.
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France
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General March
March
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Marek
Beer brewing ceases in the United States
Washington reports that beer and other malt ages will stop at midnight nationwide. A special presidential committee, which advised the proclamation, decided not to urge President Wilson to rescind it despite the armistice.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Butte and Anaconda News Roundup and Updates
Inland items summarize pace of telegraphic war news, local governance notes, and public notices in Butte and Anaconda. Highlights include police court monthly report, garbage contract discussions, a former teacher Miss Faddis's death, and city messages from Mayor Maloney. Residents receive war letters, local society notes, and enterprise commentary.
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Pace
Collins
Butte Water ‘Company
Dutte Breweries
Maloney
B—Marys
John
W. Cer
Rue
Tne
Jerry "Nedved
General Pershing
Hughes
New Quarters
President Wilson's Peace Conference Address Anticipated
Washington officials expect President Wilson to outline peace conference plans and wartime to postwar legislation in a joint session Monday. Delegation roles remain unsettled as the White House and State Department detail messages and advisers for the negotiations. News correspondents will accompany the party aboard the George Washington while Orizaba carries other officials. Resentment over delegation composition sparks anticipated Senate debate on the administration's policy.
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Wilson
Congress
Hu- Fope
Senate
House
State Department
James Brown Scott
David Hunter Miller
War Department
General Bliss
American” Expeditionary Force
Cummins
Iowa
Great Reduction in Gold Reserves
Berlin reports a reduction of 241,700,000 marks in the imperial bank of Germany gold reserves under armistice terms. The reserves now stand at 558,000 marks. From prison in Geneva, 644 Allied officers including 249 Americans arrived, welcomed by American consul Lewis W. Haskell and others. Americans appeared healthier than British officers held four years. In Rhine towns hit by allied reprisals, disruption persisted. Copenhagen notes sharp measures planned against officers showing counter revolutionary tendencies after recent disturbances.
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Amsterdam
Imperial Bank of Germany
Geneva
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Constance
Lewis W. Haskell
Rhine
Copenhagen
Bertin ‘Taxeblatt
Cologne
Delinquent tax list reduced as Anaconda pays tax
Silvester Bow county sees delinquent tax list shrink after Charles Swartz and County Treasurer Harrington receive 600000 from Anaconda Copper Mining for this year covering mines and property. State taxes across counties total 1108000, with more payments from several properties.
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Charles Swartz
Harrington
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Silver Bow
Anaconda
Butte & Superior
East
Tutte
Davis-Daly
Butte
Grand array of ships to escort President
London reports a large American naval escort is likely as President Wilson nears Europe. Officials have not asked France or Britain to assist, though British authorities discuss welcoming the American president. In Mexico City, a Latin American commercial union plan proposes joint Latin fleets to operate Atlantic and Pacific lines via Tehuantepec.
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London
Wilson
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Brest
Uno Cially
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Jose A. de He
Peru
Mexico
Pacific
One Severe Jolt Reminds Berlin of Threat
Amsterdam reports a November 30 threat by the Juustice would prompt a Berlin alert as authorities reassess security and respond to the danger amid mounting tension.
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Berlin
Amsterdam
Juustice
Peru calls out army reserves in tense dispatch
A garbled report notes Peru calling out its army reserves while consuls sailed for Valparaiso to deter potential threats. The fragment mentions Rio and a weather forecast with Montana and fall conditions, predicting colder conditions in the eastern portion and a Sunday to Monday drop in temperatures.
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Sunda
HON MACKENSEN ARMY IN INTERNMENT CAMP REPORT
Copenhagen reports Hungary to intern Field Marshal von Mackensen s army of 170000 as per French demand supported by Bertin. Von Mackensen would yield to the decision, per source. In Washington, a commission to study Porto Rico industrial conditions was approved by President Wilson, with War Baker to oversee. Army enlisted men trained as officers may apply for commissions in the officer service corps but will not be called to duty now.
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Reuter
von Mackensen
Mom
Budapest
Bertin
IY Rorto Rico
Washington
Porto Rico
Wilson
Gompers
American Federation of Tasher
Baker
Washington, Sur
War Department
Conflicting Health Orders Prompt City County Accord
City and Silver Bow County health boards reached preliminary agreement to maintain the county order on influenza controls. Dr W F Cogswell pressed for uniform rules and a calm halt to cross-jurisdiction conflicts, while the governor and attorney general oversee emergency measures and enforcement.
Cogswell Given Full Authority Of Health Board
Helena Nov 30 Dr W F Cogswell secretary of the state board of health left for Butte to settle a transit dispute between the county board and city government over influenza closures. He was sent with full authority of the state board. 230 influenza cases are under treatment in Great Falls as the lid drops again there. Missoula shut down and the state university will remain closed. The epidemic rages across much of the sunbelt region.
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County Board of Health
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Silver Ww Medical Society
W. F. Casswell
Stewart
State Board Health
Great Falls
Missouli
State University
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