Withdrawal of Boyed and Von Papen Ordered
The State Department requests immediate withdrawal of Captain Karl Boy-ed and Captain Franz Von Papen, attaching officials at the German embassy, for activities harmful to U S interests. Secretary Lansing announces the action with President Wilson's approval, while Berlin is notified for possible expulsion of other foreign officials. Washington tabulates further steps and cites potential action regarding Austro Hungarian consul general Alexander von Nubmer.
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Canadian War Loan Doubled to 100 Million Dollars
Ottawa reports the Canadian War Loan increased from 50 to 100 million dollars. Finance Minister White announced the bonds will be sold with chartered banks applying for 250 million and subscribers receiving the full amount if they raise sufficiency before December 14. Half funds support general measures for soldiers while the other half forms an Imperial treasury credit for Canada to buy munitions and supplies.
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