Fribierer Reports German Armistice Terms in Assembly
Weimar Feb 18. Herr Ersberger presents terms of the armistice laid out by Marshal Foch with full approval by President Wilson. He notes delays in delivering the terms, cites opposition to an indeterminate feature, and says allies will enforce territory security. Ersberger claims 5,000 German prisoners released. hopes for an early peace.
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Weimar
National Assembly
Mathias Erzberger
Herr Ersberger
Ife
Marshal Foeh
Wilson
Marshal Foch
Herr Hroberger
Herr Kroberger
Germany
Marshal
France
England
Jury Deliberations Continue In Nearing Espionage Case
The federal jury weighing espionage act charges against Scot Nearing, former professor, deliberated from noon until 7 30 pm seeking further instructions before resuming in the New York proceeding.
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Associated Press
New York
Scot Nearing
Spartacans Force Newspaper Shutdown in Mulheim
Berlin dispatches report Spartacans interrupt newspaper work by force in Mulheim and prevent staffs from reporting. Similar actions occur in sdorf and nearby towns. A Spartacan group reportedly repulsed government troops at Herevatoden as the general strike continues until troops withdraw. miners in Robr district join the action.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Mulheim
Sdorf
Herevatoden
Robr
Chicago Plans Supervised Boxing By City and State Commissions
Chicago city council approves boxing bill by 54 to 2 authorizing state and city commissions to regulate exhibitions. The measure aims to create supervised boxing under formal authorities.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Weather Outlook With Snow in Southwest
Partly cloudy Wednesday and likely Thursday with snow in the southwest. Temperatures rise in the north on Thursday and warmer conditions expected there.
Entente Faces World Condemnation Over Severity
The quoted line asserts a refusal to start a new war and states that the world will condemn the entente for their severity, signaling a strong international reaction to perceived aggression. The remark highlights opposition to escalation and calls for restraint amid global tensions.
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Entente
Drunken Man Confesses to Cheyenne Murder in 1911 Case
The Cheyenne murder mystery appears solved as Raymond Hall, a discharged Negro trooper, confessed to killing Ernest Lawrence at Keele's hall on October 12, 1911. The incident followed a quarrel between two Negro women and a fight that led Hall to fire twice. Hall's confession arrived after a long spree and will be transported here for trial as soon as possible.
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Laramie County
Cheyenne
Raymond Hall
Ofruest Lawrence
Keele's Hall
Hall
Chicago
Lawrence
Valon Pacific
American Firm Not To Be Bluffed By Peruvians
A Chilean Patriotic League order to fire all Peruvians was met with a reply that the manager would instead fire all Chileans and bring in Americans. He sought Washington protection for his plant in Iquique, as reported from Iressa Lima.
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Associated Iressa Lima
Iquique
Chile
Chilean Patriotic League
Washington
Mutineers Start Fire Aboard Dove Then Rescued
Norfolk February 14 The destroyer Crippelo ferried the Dove crew to safety after mutineers set fire to the schooner during the voyage. The Associated Press reported wireless signals indicating the vessel was adrift before rescue.
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Norfolk
Crippelo
Dove
Ue Veeyel
Mutineera
Seg
Agents seize five thousand dollars worth grog
Agents of the department boarded the ship here and seized the cargo described as five thousand dollars worth grog. The rapid action disrupted illicit supplies tied to the Kershaw and Marchant line, with authorities reporting successful seizure and ongoing inquiries.
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BSTON
Department of 16
Kershaw
Marchant Line
Oftia
Seattle workers still undertake as 10 old job
Seattle faced a delay in an agreement to end a strike over 26 000 workers in Seattle yards and more in Tacoma yards. A government appointed committee, led by Mr Plag, is expected to broker the deal. The panel includes Pr Marechal and representatives of Mr Piaz and John Blaine to press for firm action before workers return.
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Seattle
Lesher
Tacoma
Plag
Plas
Pr. Marechal
Fleet Corporation
Mr. Piaz
John Blaine
Hoover Ordered Release of Hoover Report on Packers
President authorizes publication of Herbert Hoover's confidential 1918 report on Chicago packing firms to show the food administration's stance on consolidation and calls for constructive congressional legislation over temporary powers. The memo traces causes behind market centralization and the need for refrigeration and specialized rail service.
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Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States
Food Administration
Chicago
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Great Western
Lnes
Presidential Ship Brings Home 2000 Fighters 10 Homes
The presidential ship George Washington is bringing home about 2,000 men and 80 officers from France. The units include the 146th machine gun detachment the 50th engineers and engineering train and a New York casual company with irregulars and the presidential guard company. Boston reception plans for President and Mrs Wilson were outlined as the George Washington nears with an arrival from France expected early next Monday.
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Associated
Washington
George Washington
New York
Presidential Guard
Dy Associated Press
Boston
Peters
Wilson
France
Tumalty
Atlantc City
Famous Wrestler to Ranch in Wyoming Soon
Associated Press reports Sergeant Earl Caddock of Anita Iowa heavyweight wrestling champion plans to quit wrestling and operate a Wyoming ranch. The overseas Camp Dodge edition notes the decision. Separate note from Washington confirms River and Harbors bill passage and immediate conference on oil leasing bill.
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Associated Press
Camp Dodge
Earl Caddock
Anita
Iowa
France
Caddock
Wyoming Ranch
Washington
Vkino House
Short Term Notes Proposed For Victory Loan Plan
Washington reports a House Ways and Means committee plan to issue short term notes maturing in one to five years for the Victory Loan campaign instead of long term bonds. Secretary Glass would issue four note types with varying interest and tax statuses, limited to 7 billion dollars total, with 6 billion planned to be issued. The plan aims to speed funding while addressing market conditions and tax considerations.
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Victory
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Sec. Glass
Congress
Tata
Leasingwell
The
Treasury
Egan Beats Dyer in Referee's Decision Bout
In Peb 18 Joe Kean of Boston substituted for F Doyle of New York and defeated Dyer of Australia in a tough bout, earning a referee's decision after a draw.
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Poston
Joe Kean
Boston
F Doyle
New York
Dyer
Australia
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