Food and coal go to work to pay debts for Austria
Vienna reports Dr Jerepiy Redick former finance minister says immediate aid can lift Austria from poverty and avert revenge. He urges food relief and work for Bolan and others, warns the Austrian republic risks bankruptcy if debt and war damages are not shared with Czechs Hungarians Austrians and Jugoslavs while calling for diplomatic pressure on creditors.
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Alles
Jerepiy Redick
Finance
Cor
Ailee
Fay Maverisks
German Protest Over Armistice Evacuation Note
Zurich reports Dr W S Solf protests Allied note on evacuating Belgium France Luxembourg and Alsace Lorraine within 15 days in three stages. German commission rejects delay and accuses annexation aims near Merzig Saarbrucken. Buenos Aires welcomes Dr Thomas Le Ton to U S as ambassador with pro ally stance.
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W. S. Solf
Belgium
France
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Alsace-Lorraine
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Merzig
Sar
Buenos Aires
Thomas A. le Tereston
United States
Romulo
le Teeston
Butte Fatality as Faith Johnson Dies in a Hoax Incident
In Butte a woman named Faith Johnson of Atlanta, Ga., dies amid a fatal incident linked to a hoax. The day includes religious services and local health orders in response to ongoing concerns. France outlines an economic campaign as general news.
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Putte
Aranta School of
France
All of Honor
Anaconda News
Tanaconda
Thanksgiving Peace Themes Mark Nation's War Return
Washington observers marked Thanksgiving with reflections on peace and victory in World War I. President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson attended Central Presbyterian Church where the proclamation was read. The day featured small church services, private home dinners, and no formal Washington celebration as the leader prepared a speech for Congress on Europe and the postwar era.
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Washington
Wilson
Central” Presbyterian
Damen H. Taylor
White House
Congress
Europe
Plan to reorganize Department of Labor to peacetime basis
Washington November 28 The department of labor will be reorganized from a war to a peace basis by a special committee named by Secretary Wilson Louis Post chairs the panel with heads of departmental areas. The move aims to trim wartime expansions and keep labor mobilization data gathering for demobilization and reconstruction as war services wind down.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Wilson
Louis Post
Secretary of Labor
F Humber
Special War Services
United ‘States
Chile’s Ramon Luco Resigns Over Chamber Address Clash
In Santiago, Ramon Luco resigns as industries minister after a controversial deputies’ address by Senor Cardenas. The dispatch notes efforts to calm tensions between Chile and Peru, with deputies resisting violence and calls to annul actions. Three lines of garbled text are omitted for clarity.
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Chile
Ramon Luco
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Cardenas
Chamber
Renton Cardenas
Deeg
Ehem
Thes
Ter Mentary
Aerial banquet marks first mail flight hub
In Elizabeth N J on November 28 a historic banquet was held aboard an airplane 2800 feet above the new airfield marking the field as the aerial mail service hub between New York Philadelphia and Washington Pilot Max Miller led the mail plane and Capt E B Waller commanded the escort big diners were served during a two minute flight to nine people in the air space
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Elizabeth N. J
Flying Ferth
United States Air Service
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Max Miller
Feld
E. B. Waller
Toy Forces
Lack of Food In Vienna Described By Correspondent
Vienna faces a dire food shortage with 6,000 people fed daily at 10 soup kitchens. The Daily Express reports rotten cabbage soup with sawdust, heavy hunger driving deaths and use of paper coffins. Clerks at the Spanish embassy are starving as Bolshevism fears spread. calls grow for Allied pressure on Hungary and the Czechs for coal and supplies.
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London
Vienna
Daily Express
Potash Production 15 Faces Big Problem
Washington reports the potash supply crisis as the United States seeks to end dependence on German imports. Prewar imports reached 259,000 tons. wartime output rose from 2,600 tons to an expected 60,000 tons this year, still far short of national needs.
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Washington
United States
War Industries
Germany
Absurd German Story Denied By The Times
London dispatch states The Times debunks a German spread claiming the Entente will abolish the blockade. It says the Allies have no intention to abandon their blockade or alter conditions, despite chaotic conditions reported in the Times.
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London
the Times
Times
Pan Americans Observe Day at Mass in Washington
Representatives of 21 American republics attended the tenth annual pan American mass at St Patrick's Catholic church in Washington. Secretary Lansing and other members of the diplomatic corps plus ambassadors and ministers were present for the observance.
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Washington
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Lansing
Diplomatic Corps
American Coune
Will Demand The Ex Kaiser Will Demand The Ex Kaiser
London allies face a tense moment as demands surface regarding the ex Kaiser. The Daily Express reports new plans and potential actions shaping the postwar settlement.
Thanksgiving address from Secretary Daniels in Buffalo
Secretary Daniels urged guiding postwar policy by principle and mercy at Buffalo Thanksgiving service. He said allies won the war and democracy must be made safe by defining ends and enacting ideals into law. He urged no vengeance, justice for women and children, and a peaceful world renewal.
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Buffalo
N. J
Ofth Daniels
Tuffalo
United
Germany
MY Daniels
Trade Commission to Advise American Peace Delegates
Washington Nov 26 The federal trade commission will likely be represented among advisers to the American peace conference delegates to provide informed opinions on foreign trade policy. John Walsh attorney for the commission is mentioned as a probable selection to aid the conference.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
John Walsh
Qualifications for Suffrage in Hungary
Budapest, Sunday, Nov. 24. The new suffrage law to be submitted to the national assembly grants ballot to all men 21 years old and to women 26 who have been Hungarian subjects six years and can read and write. All electors 24 and over may vote for the national assembly without distinction of sex. Weather forecast: colder Friday and likely Saturday with clear to partly cloudy skies, eastern portion colder Friday.
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Budapest
National Assembly
Bolsheviks busy on the coast in exile intrigue
Francisco reports that a Bolshevik display featuring Lenin and Trotsky was staged amid investigations into a Russian workers union. Investigators describe the play as dull while noting Russians who fled conscription participated. Union members, mainly clerks and itinerant salesmen, reportedly gathered in Detroit and Chicago before settling here or abroad.
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Francisco
Justice Playtet
Lenine
Trotsky
Gery
Russi
Top Tee Workers
Havin
Detroit
Chicago
Austria to Punish Guilty Leaders in Foreign Turmoil
A report indicates Austria will punish guilt among leaders amid foreign disputes. Emperor Charles and the Austrian court consider trials for implicated dignitaries including high ministers and nobles under new directives.
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Austria
Unclear fragments on Mooney case and Governor Stephens
Fragmentary San Francisco dispatch questions Governor Stephens action in commutation debates. The text references Mooney facing life imprisonment and a federal admission, with uncertainty over guilt and the killing charge leading to punishment.
Bell clashes at Spokane victory meeting over peace trip
About 1500 people filled Spokane churches for a three day victory celebration with Governor Alexander of Idaho and Spokane speakers. Claude Bell, lawyer, claimed President Wilson’s peace trip unconstitutional and urged courts to act. Many attendees left in protest as the program unfolded.
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Montgon Mo
Eletory
Claude Bell
Wilson
Marshall
Sister
Washington
Alexander
Idaho
Spokane
Mooney Case Stirs After Governors Silence and Wilson Letters
Sacramento Cal Nov 28 The Mooney case produced a flurry of action as renewed debates over clemency surfaced. Governor Stephens disclosed two messages from President Wilson urging leniency and delaying Mooney’s execution for a possible new trial. The articles recounts the 1918 bomb deaths tied to the preparedness parade and notes other defendants’ outcomes while outlining the wartime labor tensions shaping the case.
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Cal
Mooney
San Francisco
William D. Stephens
Priow Wilken
Warren K Billings
Supreme Coure
Stephens
Wilson
Hight
White House
Washington, D
Woode
Washington, D. Cy
Woodrow Wilson
Nolew
Myrtle Irene No Oe
St Francisco
W. D. Stephens
Warren K. Billings
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