Former Crown Prince and Suite Under Guard
The former German crown prince arrived at Maastrieth from Spa with his suite after a circuitous route to avoid mutinous troops. The party traveled in three motor vans but frontier guards disarmed and detained them upon learning the crown prince was aboard. They were held until the Dutch commander and officials arrived and the group, under guard, remained at the commander’s home pending The Hague’s instructions.
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Amsterdam
Maastrieth
Spa
Hague
Our Boys Abroad Face War Need United War Work Fund Drive
Appeal urges nationwide support for service members overseas and their families through the United War Work Fund. Readers are asked to donate generously to provide comfort and protection for soldiers abroad.
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United War Work Fund
Munyons Cold and Grippe Remedies Ad
Advertises Munyons Cold Remedy and Munyons Grippe Remedy to prevent Spanish influenza. Promises relief from watery eyes runny nose sore throat headache and tiredness when taken hourly, with free doctor consultations and Philadelphia address.
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Munyon
Stonyon
Munyon’s
B4th
Columbia Ave
Phila
Red Cross extends Christmas gift mailing deadline
The War and Postal authorities have extended the gift mailing deadline to November 30 for Christmas packages to soldiers in American divisions. Mrs George Derby notes the extra time helps those who could not mail coupons by November 20 but urges senders not to delay if they already have coupons.
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Red Cross
George Derby
Picture Lecture at Woburn Woman's Club Meets
The Women's Club of Woburn held its regular monthly meeting yesterday with A L Squier presenting a stereopticon talk titled The March of the Four Seasons Through the White Mountains. The program included a musical performance by Hugh J Coughlin.
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Woburn
Cunard Line Congratulates America on Armistice Victory
The Cunard Line of Liverpool cables American offices with hearty congratulations to the President and American people upon the armistice and victory. It lauds America's troop, ship, food, and moral support contributions and extends appreciation to Cunard staff in America for their role. It expresses hope of continued unity in peace and war for global welfare and freedom.
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Cunard Steamship Company
United States of America
America
Atlantic
Pacfic
Cunard
New York Evening Post Publisher Resigns
Emil L. Scholz, publisher of the New York Evening Post, announced his resignation effective at once. He had applied for a commission in the army and, though approved, will decide on service based on War Department peace time plans. Scholz had led the paper for five years after its sale to Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Co.
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N. Y. Evening Post
New York
Emil L. Scholz
New York Evening Post
Scholz
Army
War Department
The
Evening Post
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
New England Urged to Support United War Work Fund
Public appeals urge New England readers to donate to the United War Work Fund, emphasizing it as both privilege and duty. The campaign stresses collective support for servicemen and associated relief efforts through repeated calls to give.
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Old New England
United War Work Fund
Dilham Prime Minister Shines at Boston Terrier Show
A Boston terrier named Dilham Prime Minister won three blue ribbons at the Boston Terrier Club show held at Horticultural Hall. Owner J. H. Lacey, with no prior show experience, claimed best in puppy 9 to 12 months, breeders' stake, and green dog classes. The event drew large crowds and featured over 200 dogs from New England and New York.
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Dilham
Boston Terrier Club
Horticultural Hall
J. H. Lacey
Boston
New England
New York
P. M. Gallagher
Silver Street
South
Gallagher
Charles H. Har
West Medford rider leads green class in local race
Denbergh of West Medford was a favorite in the green class. Mandy Lee and Bobbie T., owned by George Thomas of Greenstreet Cambridge, were also among the late winners.
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Denbergh
West Medford
Mandy Lee
Bobbie T
George Thomas
Greenstreet, Cambridge
Cunard Lines Gears Up for Postwar Passenger Boom
Daily reports expect a surge in transatlantic travel as government restrictions lift. Cunard prepares to resume New York and Boston sailings with famed liners Mauretania Aquitania Caronia and Carmania back in passenger service. The company seeks new ships to meet rising demand after hostilities end.
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Cunard Steamship Line
New York
Boston
Cunard Line
Caronia
Carmenia
Rubber stockpiled in Brazil linked to wartime shipping
Otto 8 Chol tino of the Pan American Union arrived from Rio de Janeiro and stated Brazil holds a two-year accumulation of raw rubber awaiting shipment to countries facing shortages. He attributed the stockpile to wartime shipping restrictions.
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NW York
Otto 8
Choltino
Pan-American Union
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Move to Check Extravagance in Government Spending
Senator Underwood of Alabama urged a single budget committee to pass all appropriations to curb extravagance. He called retrenchment essential and argued economy can achieve results without tax increases, while denying extravagance in wartime appropriations.
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Washington
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Congress
Lie
Wilson sends birthday felicitation to King Albert of Belgium
President Wilson telegrams King Albert praising Belgium for its self-sacrifice and sacrifice, noting victory and a new, nobler future. The message hails Belgium's heroic defense and honors the nation's blood shed in defense of liberty.
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Washington
Wilson
Albert
Belgium
Brussels
Woodrow Wilson
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Gaceun Dang
President
Liverpool
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