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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
6
Reading notes describe a weary plea to help a besieged group in dire condition. The speaker asserts not waging war on humanity but fighting for humanity and calls for urgent aid in the crisis hour. The message emphasizes abnormal conditions and a need for swift assistance to prevent further suffering.
Hamburg Fremdenblatt reports that Germany faces a choice between a minority or majority rule as Socialists seek a transition by a dictatorship, with Ebert supported by a soldiers' council. Chancellery chaos, censorship ends, and new eight hour day in Berlin. revolts spread to East Prussia and Hesse, with debates over a constituent assembly and democracy versus dictatorship.
General Pershing, in President Wilson name, presented Marshal Joffre the Distinguished Service Medal at the military academy. Pershing cited noble character and admired results while Joffre thanked him, saying he is proud to be the godfather of the American army and loves American soldiers.
Berlin dispatch reports that while the Social Democratic party is recognized as separate, it remains a minority with power held by the Majority Socialists and Non-Bolshevik Independents.
Soldiers and Workmen's Council oppose Bolshevik plans and threaten a military dictatorship to defend Majority Socialists. Chancellor Ebert praised. Liebknecht struggled for hearing. Barth resigns then Haase and Dittmann waver. Civil unrest follows as Spartacus faction gains recognition and 10,000 railway workers vow to keep Germany’s trains running.
London reports the former German Emperor William Hohenzollern walked with officers this morning and later motored away. He was followed by a car with Dutch officials. Two large motor lorries arrived with his baggage, including many trunks and cases, and he seems resigned to his new life.
News from East Boston reports Lieutenant John F. Winston promoted to captain in the Overseas Transportation Forces. The announcement notes his service during overseas operations and City highlights his rise in rank.
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