Germany Must Give Up All Her U Boats
Germany must surrender all her U boats under terms discussed on the first page. Changes were brought about largely by appeals of German spokesmen. Substantive terms now require 150,000 railroad cars to be surrendered in evacuated territory, higher than prior limits, while the count of machine guns also shifts.
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Germany
Deuggista
Alsace-Lorraine
Russia
Rumania
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Bucharest
Brest-Litovsk
East Africa
United States
United War
Boston
Armistice terms revised as Allies tighten control
The document outlines changes to the German surrender terms including evacuation timelines, repatriation of prisoners, and weapon limits. It adds an international armistice commission and details on occupation, transport, and provisioning while noting the ceremony signing at 5 o clock French time on November 11, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Foch
F. Iroch
R. E. Wemyss
Erzberger
Oberndorff
Winterfeldt
Wanselow
May Delay Disarming Day Limit
Washington reports that revolutionists in Germany may hinder meeting the armistice disarmament deadline seven days after hostilities end. Officials fear the fleet’s designated vessels, including battleships and battle cruisers, may not be ready to surrender. Secretary Daniels said allied navies are prepared to handle any situation and that troop ships remain protected.
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United States
Germany
Washington
Daniels
Revolutionista
Huns Race Home as Armistice Flares Across Front
German rear guards press toward their own border amid shattered lines opposite the British in France and Belgium. Allied troops flash signals of peace as night falls and the front glows with lights signaling triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
Associated Press
Tommy Atkins
Armistice Euphoria Near the Front Rouses Allied Lines
Men in trenches celebrate the armistice as German and American troops fraternize after the barrage. Soldiers exchange cigarettes coffee and greetings while civilians in towns celebrate in lights and marching songs, marking the war’s end.
Germans Accept Armistice Terms Sign At Spa
German government in Berlin approved the armistice conditions and telephoned Spa for delegates to sign. The German plenipotentiaries reached Chateau de Francfort near Chimay after midnight and, after a lengthy discussion with Marshal Foch and Admiral Wemyss on issues including the blockade, signed the document at 5 o’clock.
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Faris
Berlin
Spa
Chimay
Chateau de Francfort
Marshal Foch
Chateau
Rosslyn Wemyss
Driver Dodges Child Injuring Three People in Cambridge
Three people were injured when Herman Blume of 216 Franklin Street Cambridge swerved to avoid a child on Blue Hill Avenue. Blume was admitted to City Hospital with cuts and possible concussion. Mr and Mrs David Blume of 182 Walnut Avenue Dorchester suffered cuts and bruises.
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Herman Blume
Franklin Street
Cambridge
Blue Hill Avenue
Blume
City Hospital
David Blume
Walnut Avenue
Dorchester
Funeral service for Mrs Hannah Holway Bixby
Funeral service tomorrow at 2 oclock in St John s Methodist Church Watertown for Mrs Hannah Holway Bixby wife of Curtis W Bixby Boston architect who died yesterday at her Watertown home on Oliver Street.
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Hannah Holway Bixby
Curtis W. Bixby
Boston
Oliver Street
Watertown
St. John’s Methodist Church
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Laxative
An advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a harmless fruit laxative to cure cross or feverish children or general stomach upset. It claims quick relief within hours, highlights safety, warns against counterfeit syrups, and urges buyers to ensure the bottle is made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
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R. R
French Lick Springs
Ind
America
Garden of Health
Nature
Ito
Nightma
Ia Teaiy
Holland
Switzerland
Mouzay
Meuse
Texas
Stenay
Cascara
W. M. Hill. Company
Detroit, Mich
Galen L. Stone
Frederick C. Fletcher
Allston Burr
John L. Gardner
Julius Eiseman
Lowell Committee
Otto Heckmeyer
A. D. Carter
Waterhead Mills
Petersham
Newburyport
Haverhill
Frank W. Remick
Symphony Hall
Coolidge
Andrew J. Peters
Bacon
Miss Booth
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Colonial Theatre
Boston Athletic Association
United War Work
H. W. Bonney
Maine
M. A. McLaughlin
Iowa
Chateau Thierry
Otto H. Kahn
Ermans
Zurich
Munich
Gudes ‘PeptoMangan
the Red Blood Builder
Gude
M. J. Breitenbach Co
New York
Ment and Courier
Carter
Mayr
Liggett- Riker-Jaynes
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