Hindenburg Denies War Will of People Kaiser or Government
Field Marshal von Hindenburg testifies before the National Assembly inquiry that neither the people nor the Kaiser nor the government desired war. He argues Germany’s position was dire from the start and that unity between army and homeland was key to victory, while home interests influenced outcomes and diminished resolve. Helferich fined for refusing to answer. Major Lnetszow held as military prisoner amid a demonstration.
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Hindenburg
Germany
Entente
Associated Press
Berlin
von Hindenburg
D National Assembly
Partes
Helferich
Cohen
England
Warrfire
Helfferich
Lnetszow
Cabinet Convenes Over Mexico Crisis and Jenkins Case
President Wilsons cabinet met to discuss the Mexican situation including the arrest of William O Jenkins American consular agent in Puebla and oil legislation but no decision was announced. Secretary Lansing presided and Secretary Glass said the government could not yet learn details of the Jenkins case as protests and instructions flowed between Puebla and Mexico City awaiting further reports.
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Washington
William O. Jenkins
Puebla
Wilson
Lansing
Glass
Jenkins
State Department
Mexico City
Firemen Overcome in Smoky North End Cellar Fire
Four Springfield firemen were overcome while battling a smoky cellar blaze in a North End apartment house. District Chief Clarence Gesner and Firemen Thomas Greene and Charles Schultz were hospitalized after inhaling illuminating gas and carbon dioxide.
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Springfield
Mass
North End
Clarence 5. Gesner
Thomas Greene
Charles Schultz
Produce Peddler Hurt When Horse Bolts
Milford man Joseph Rupert of Orange, a produce pedler, was found by Frank B. Smith on Maple and West River streets at 5 p m with three fractured ribs and facial abrasions after his horse bolted pulling the wagon apart. The horse was located about a mile away, separated from the harness.
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Milford
Joseph Rupert
Orange
Maple
West River Streets
Frank B. Smith
Indict Strike Leaders as General Nuisances
Winnipeg men report grand jury returns true bills against eight alleged leaders of the general strike fleeing by Winnipeg last spring. Indictments accuse seditious conspiracy and label the men public nuisances. A separate legal notice in Southport seeks damages and restoration of property from a husband to his wife. In Paris, Premier Clemenceau plans a brief return to the Vendée after electoral campaigning.
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Grand Jury
Gereil
Winnipeg
Sourthport
To i Adan
Southport
jJeunor Adam
Superior Court
Y Terdux
Adam
Tois Wite
Prayer in the Home Said to Be Way to Avoid Divorce
Rev William A Brown of Chicago told 250 clergy at Vermont Inter-Church World Movement conference that prayer in homes around the family altar can cure the divorce evil and restore lost sage. He called rising divorce and marital discord a symptom of a disordered social life.
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Burlington
William A. Brown
Chicago
Vermont
Inter-Church World Movement
Coal Shortage Looms Over Bridgeport Industry
A reported comfortable coal stock in Bridgeport plants may not last through the winter. Industry leaders warn that after current supplies are exhausted, production will lag for weeks, delaying deliveries. Manufacturers are pooling coal resources while awaiting a broader solution between operators and miners and rail crews have not yet imposed shipment restrictions.
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Bridgeport
Aslington
Radicals in Control Among Wyoming Mines
Reports from Stuck Springs Wyoming indicate foreign radicals have gained control in the coal districts. Workers who planned to return to work are staying away as threats and sniper fears create a tense strike situation amid officials’ warnings.
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Wyoming
Raddicw
Stuck Springs
Wyo
Hock
Korean Socialists to Join Russian Soviet
Reported by wireless dispatches Soviet authorities consider Korean socialist groups in Moscow and Seoul as potential allies. The narrative notes Russian Soviet influence over Korean leaders and the possibility of alignment with Moscow. No definitive dates or formal actions confirmed in readable text.
Socialists Lose in French Voting and Belgian Results
Sunday elections yield 123 Republican Left seats in France with 78 for Radicals and Socialists. Belgian results show Socialists gaining seats amid Catholic and nationalist shifts while the Senate retains Catholic majorities. Italy reports Nitti unanimously elected and predicts Catholic and Socialist gains in the Chamber of Deputies.
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PARLS
Republican Left
UN Sociatisty Lent Sociatis
Livection Liberal Group
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
le Soir
Lefe
Regeneration
Senate
Nitti
Rome
Francisco Nitti
Potenza
Messagera
Americans Defy in Siberia Rifle Train to Irkutsk
American detachments delivered 65,000 rifles to Admiral Kolchak’s forces at Irkutsk despite General Semenoff’s demand to hand over 16,900. Semenoff halted the train at Chita on October 24, 40 hours elapsed, Japanese intervened, and U.S. officials reported later that the armored train was safeguarded and rerouted without surrender.
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Associated Press
Kolchak
Irkutsk
Semenoff
Siberia
Chita
Semennofft
Try
Imad
Pbt
Stevens
Berneyoff
Tre
Ameri
Setionort Tein
Tre Ly
Shipping Board Seeks Twelve Tank Steamers
Washington November 1 officials of the Shipping Board met with the Navy Department to discuss twelve tank steamers to be built for the wartime emergency fleet. The project aims to reduce reliance on foreign ports, with representatives from Seay York and tanker executives present. The navy plans would relocate construction to the Atlantic coast.
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Washington
Navy Department
Shorts
Laik Lonnie
Paul Botey
Tunmke Stosti
Seay York
United States
Mrs Shonts Accused of Deceiving Court
The court heard claims that Mrs Shonts attempted to deceive the court regarding a will. The executors argued the will should not be filed for probate until a later term, and that the will was prepared at the request of counsel for Mrs Shonts. Duchess Joe Chaulnes, a daughter, was involved in the proceedings.
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Shanta
Joe Chaulnes
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