German Cabinet Planned Surrender in 1918
Jan. 20 report from Cologne Dispatch quotes Otto Landsberg, a leading Socialist, saying the German cabinet headed by Prince Max of Baden proposed surrender to the Entente before the November 1918 revolution. He said the plan aimed for complete capitulation four days before the revolution, with a full armistice offered in 1918.
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Basbe
Prince Maxmillan
Baden
Entente
Otto Landsberg
Cologne
Landsberg
Speace
Germany
Detaching Captain Gibbons Naval Attache to Buenos Aires
The Navy department announced the detachment of Captain J H Gibbons Jr as naval attache at Buenos Aires and the assignment of Captain David J P Boyd to that post arriving in the Argentine capital April 5. Captain Gibbons will remain as naval attache until Captain Boyd arrives.
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Wawal
J. H. Gibbons
Buenos ‘Aires
David JP. Boyd
Navy Department
Gibbons 4Vill
Naval
Boyd
Chilly Ice Harvest Expands With North’s Big Houses
In the north the vice harvest peaks as hundreds of large ice houses, some exceeding 50 000 tons capacity, will soon fill. Modern ice cutting shifts from horse drawn to gas powered cutters, reducing work and boosting output. Ice is stored in insulated cakes and transported to endure travel to cold storage rooms.
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Polmdo
Shipping hampered by heavy ice floes in Long Island Sound
In Long Island Sound heavy ice floes hinder coal transport and tug operations. Fifteen barges bound for Bridgeport are held at Whitestone and Newton Creek due to ice and harbor conditions. Tugs are tied up and most deckhands aboard private tugs demand eight hour shifts and wage increases. No loaded tows have reached the local harbor since Friday as conditions persist.
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Whitestone
Newton Creek
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New York
Park City
Bette
Fortefferson Harbor
Tooker
Port Jefferson
Jeremkh Smith
Cantela
Rowland
Norwalk
Greenport
Stratfords
Glens Ain Schulthelse
Monda
Seaboard
New “York
Brockton
New Gland
Ovelt Vihe
Britain Pushes Forward in Trade With Soviet Union
Report from London notes Britain advancing post blockade expansion in trade with the Soviet Union. Universal Service details indicate broad lift in restrictions, enabling shipments in multiple sectors including agriculture and machinery among forthcoming deliveries.
Three New Divorce Actions Filed in Superior Court
Three new divorce actions were filed yesterday in the Superior court. Petitions name Petrice Smith Heberg of this city, seeking separation and custody of a child. Warston Henry Ekeburg of New Bedford Mass, citing desertion since January 16, 1916 and cruelty. They were married November 4 1909 and have one child. YinsecArvay Tuueas of this city seeks divorce from Joseph Lucas of Wichita Fall Texas citing intolerable cruelty. They married September 24 1944 and have one child Anita three years old. Josephine Nokodem Gramacky of this city seeks divorce from Stes Gramacky of New York alleging desertion since February 1911 and custody of two children Lois 13 Ida and Wittam.
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Ina
Peatrice Smith Heberg
Duke
Warston
Henry Ekeburg
New Bedford
Mass
Enid
Hannah
yinsecArvay Tuueas
D’yoree
Joseph Lucas
Wichita Fall
Texas
Anita
Josephine Nokodem Gramacky
Stes Gramacky
New York
Lois
eArs
Ida
Jwittam i
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