Allies to press surrender of former Kaiser in Holland
London reports that the Allies may demand Hol land surrender the ex Kaiser for violating armistice terms. Holland reportedly may not block extradition, as the Kaiser is viewed as a pirate figure lacking sanctuary. The British cabinet plans action after President Wilson arrives in London.
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Princes Leave Germany but Take No Wealth
London dispatch says Hohenzollern princes leave Germany on condition to abandon fortunes. They depart to Switzerland Denmark and Holland while retaining military and political ties as Germany loosens royal holdings.
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Crown Prince says war lost after Marne in 1914
Oosterland Holland December 4 former German crown prince tells Associated Press representative he signed no document and declares the Marne a crucial blow that doomed Germany. He contends Germany would have failed without the chief of staff and recalls urging peace and sacrifice while noting officials warned him to mind his own business.
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Sacramento to Seattle by Air Flight Plans
Lieutenant Howland left an air flight from Sacramento for Seattle today with a first stop at Red Wing tomorrow morning and plans to revive?
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Germans Evacuate Reval Amid Bolshevik Assault
Berlin reports Baron Rexkuell of Esthenia stating Germans have begun evacuation of Reval after a Russian attack and defeat. He warns allied warships reaching Reval could halt the Bolshevik advance and the burning and plundering in Kisthonia and Livonia.
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Ukrainian Forces Surround Lemberg Amid Siege Reports
Reportedly Ukrainian troops plan to encircle Lemberg while Polish forces control the area Travelers describe worsening conditions in Galicia during the seat of new republics as soldiers and civilians face shortages and hardship amid ongoing military actions.
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Republicans Should Not Embarrass the President Speech
Representative Mann of Illinois, Republican floor leader, urged in the house that national strife should not interfere with Wilson's mission abroad. He said Republicans should make no concerted effort to embarrass the President and that the American people would not tolerate meddling in vital concerns.
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100 000 Yanks Abroad To Be Accounted For
Washington reports that 100000 American troops abroad are to be accounted for as unreported casualties or lightly wounded. The War Department says many names remain unlisted and inquiries by the military committee have prompted fresh lists. Secretary Baker notes repeated requests to General Pershing for casualty lists and cautions on undercounting.
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Returning wounded will go to nearby hospitals under plan
Washington reports the war department will send wounded soldiers to hospitals within three hundred miles of their homes. The policy aims to ease care by placing injured troops closer to their families.
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Wet Department
Hetteee
Portland Hit Hard by Influenza Outbreak
The influenza epidemic has struck Portland hard and closed Spok Avenue schools. Two hundred new cases reported at Port towns, with Seattle and Dee. Continuing spread prompts caution as communities respond.
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Crazed murderer captured near Los Angeles
Los Angeles December 3 Lieutenant HB Perry who is believed to have killed Captain Abram Pos ner near here yesterday has been captured by three deputy sheriffs at Palmdale seventy five miles south of the city. It is believed that Merry is de fented.
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Belgium Seeks Additional U.S. Credit for Funds
Washington reports Belgium received another 12 million dollars in loans, bringing total U.S. loans to Belgium to 210.128 million and overall American lending to 8.196 billion dollars.
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Belgium
United States
Return of American Troops From Liverpool
Two steamships left Liverpool yesterday with about five thousand American officers nurses and soldiers to arrive in New York, marking a large wave of troops on homeward transport under wartime repatriation efforts.
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Liverpool
New York
Women munitions workers march on Downing Street
Discharged women munitions workers, once paid high wages, marched through Downing Street in London demanding to see Premier Lloyd George as they protested losing jobs and pay.
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Downing Street
Lloyd George
Marshall to Act as President Upon Wilson Departure
Senator Kermin of Miinais introduced a resolution proposing the office of president be declared vacant when President Wilson leaves for Europe and that Vice President Marshall assume executive duties during his absence. The notice was filed yesterday.
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Berlin fears activity of Socialists
Berlin reports concern over Spartacist Socialists led by Karl Liebknecht, who called for general arming of the proletariat. The diplomatic corps in Berlin asked the German government for protection against anarchist propaganda.
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Non-Partisan League In Session With Delegates
The executive session of the Non-Partisan League convenes with 41 delegates from 13 states, mainly in the Northwest, present and credentialed. Paul Dee Ho Thennnal convention organizer notes the meeting is in order today.
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Spanish Ministry Tender Resigns Amid Turmoil
Madrid reports a resignation at the Spanish ministry as turmoil grows. The brief note cites internal disputes and leadership shakeups within the department, signaling potential policy shifts and administrative changes.
Contracts Canceled After Armistice War Plan Changes
Washington reports that wartime contracts totaling about 2 billion dollars have been canceled since the armistice. Secretary of War Daiker plans a postponed trip, likely to be kept within War Department business, with about 10 million dollars designated for Europe travel in January.
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Diaker
War Department
Europe
Prisoners of War at Camp Rastatt Well Organized
The Red Cross reports 2300 American prisoners of war at Camp Rastatt Germany are well organized well clothed and have excellent morale. Germany has shown willingness to release them immediately and a train may be sent for them at once.
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Ed Cross
Camp Rastatt
Germany
Ultimatum Delivered to Huns Delays in Berlin Report
Paris dispatches indicate Allies delivered an ultimatum to Germany demanding compliance with armistice terms and railway material. Reports say Germany may have delayed, with options to prolong the armistice and potential broader negotiations if conditions are unmet by December 17.
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Americans March Toward Rhine Plan As War Progresses
American troops press toward the Rhine with a line planned sixty miles long across the Moselle region. British and French allied flanks hold positions as Wilson heads to New York and the peace delegation sails aboard the George Washington. The president plans a visit to Pope Benedict in Rome during European travel.
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Holland halts all exports to Germany in reprisal
The Dutch government announces a total halt to exports to Germany in retaliation for Germany stopping coal exports to Holland. The decision, reported from London on December 3, reflects escalating trade measures as tensions rise between the two nations.
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Germany
London
Street Car Strike Demands Dismissal of Women Conductors
Four thousand people in Cleveland join a street car strike with two thousand four hundred motormen and conductors demanding that the Cleveland Railway Company fire its women conductors and quit service for the day.
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Dew
Cleveland Railway Company
Walsh Resigns From War Labor Board Post
Washington December 3 Frank O Walsh resigns as joint chairman of the labor board and his resignation is accepted Basti M Manley named to succeed him in the post and the war effort context remains.
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Tlanal
British Fleet Reaches Libau on Baltic Mission
Copenhagen Dec 3 British fleet arrives at Libau Courland on the Baltic in a move tied to wartime operations.
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Libau
Courland
Alaska Mining Stocks Move in New York Trade
In New York trading on December 2 Alaska mining stocks show minor activity with Alaska 440 and Alaska Juneny listed. Old 1% appears as a quoted figure.
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New York
AlAska
Belgian Armistice War Espionage Roundup
Brussels dispatch says Belgian authorities report ongoing intelligence activity despite the armistice. In a village near Brussels police arrested two German soldiers disguised as women taking photographs of passing troops.
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