Victorious advance continues in global conflict report
An OCR heavy narrative describes ongoing military momentum with mention of Allied and Axis forces. The text references Armurleat Army, Gen. Wohl Miller, and various fronts, while noting reoccupied ports and supply lines amid the broader war effort.
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Armurleat Army
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Youlia
Iis
Tio Horton
Cornikh
Lorraine
Lie
Mets
Mornan
Corman
Gormie
U boat surrender details amid armistice terms
Report notes U boats surrendering to British forces under armistice conditions. Describes timing and sequence of deliveries, with vessels and crews held for handover, and final transfers expected by the week’s end. Mention of German ships and transport arrangements.
Harly Hammond dies in service in World War I
W B Mnyamond of 21 2 confirms the death of Harley Hammond, killed October 27 near Morley during the war. He was the son of Olen Te Fam moni and brother of Arthur Hammond, both volunteers who served in France with the 4270 Wisconsin group. Relatives await word on Arthur, last heard from October 4. Weather notes mention rain and snow in the north portions.
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W. B. Mnyamond
Haw
Arthur
Telegraph systems merged under government control
Washington announces all telegraph systems will be placed under government management effective December 1. The Postmaster General says company officers will be compensated for their mines of value, while employees will receive full paid vacations starting January 1, with vacations to be scheduled by authorities.
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Washington, D. C
Jasues
Postimater Lan
Burleson
Taetlitivs
Vuel Company
Ies
Saya
Tate
Buslexon
Yanks Will Celebrate Thanksgiving in France
Two million American fighters in France will celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas in home style this year, the YMCA headquarters announced. Full preparations are being made to help all Yanks celebrate, a custom descended from the Pilgrims. Football games and other old fashioned Thanksgiving items will be held by the men. On Christmas they will receive sweat meats cigarettes and tobacco. Christmas trees will brighten 1800 jute in Franco this year.
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New York
France
Christman
CAL
Y.overmun
Potsdam Expects the Kaiser’s Return
Copenhagen dispatch reports Potsdam expecting the Kaiser to return. It states the former Emperor and the Crown Prince’s family are at Potsdam, with movements noted around the castle at Wilhelmsfeld and nearby Twigsheim.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Potsiam
Prinse Mitel Fredarisk
Tw Glsheim
Potudam
Plot uncovered in Vienna Bolshevik plot reveals plan to siege government
A garbled report from Copenhagen outlines alleged Bolshevik plans in Vienna to seize public and military positions. The text mentions Austrian and German actors, a potential royal regency, and a chaotic sequence of affiliations, with shifting loyalties and unsettled leadership amid a turbulent political backdrop.
Fourth Liberty Bond Subscriptions Reach New High
Subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Bond totaled about 7 billion dollars. The Treasury announced after smoothing allocations that oversubscriptions exceeded 4989,042,000 yen. Nonstop war financing shows the public bolstering the government's war effort with Liberty bonds and savings programs.
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Washington
Vonshara
No agreement with Germany reached yet
United Press reports no final pact is in place with Germany and no agreement allowing troops to be sent to Europe has been reached. The situation remains unsettled as potential arrangements are awaited.
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United Press
Washington
Germany
Europe
Armistice Signing Disputed by United Press President
New York November 20 The official armistice announcement sparked controversy as Roy B Howard president of United Press asserted the signing occurred on November 7 and questioned how the news was reported by rival agencies and how the embassy in Paris was notified He noted Allied celebrations in France and raised doubt about Allied and German delegation timelines.
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United Press
New York
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Roy B. Howard
United Pesn Association
Vrance
Howard
Eovivsvs
United Prose
France
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Wilwon
Wilvon
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Mirahatl Fook
Admiral Wilson
von Bixtes
Usoa
von Hreuberger
von Hintse
Otto Moward
Turnbuckle Will Continue Operations Amid Uncertain Supply
Turnbuckle Inc announced it will keep the plant running temporarily at reduced output due to a labor shortage and rising orders. Management said the workforce will be cut and production paused for parts of days while a new building progresses, with optimism for a full return to normal daily output once conditions improve.
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Anika
Armistion Situa
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Auil
York
Rates Raised by Central Moadoo Against Express Lines
Washington November 20 United Press reports rate increases on all express lines under general control. Director Central Moadoo raised rates to 17 cents per mile, up from 10 cents. The move will generate about 21 million dollars in additional annual revenue.
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United Preas
Washington
Direstor Central Moudoo
Casualties Listed in Today's War Dispatch
The War Department authorizes extra Christmas labels and parcels for wounded servicemen. The daily casualty list includes Michael Cassidy, Corry. Mike Yarumi, Brie. Roy Rachel, Brie. Stephen S. Poht, Brie as slightly wounded or dead from wounds. The Modern Dame Club meets Thursday afternoon on West Banth Street.
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Corry
Mike Yarumi
Brie
Roy Rachel
Stephen
Poht
Dame Club
West Banth Street
Howard Company Office Damaged By Fire
A fire of unknown origin heavily damaged the Howard company office late at night. Firefighters battled the blaze as the front of the building burned, with much of the interior ruined and no clear report of casualties. The damaged structure was under investigation the following morning.
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Alumbur
Iain
War Work Fund Promises Progress in Drive
The United War Work Fund shows favorable progress with solicitors reporting total contributions near 10 000. Committee members urge all who can donate to join the effort and help swell the fund to support war services during the period.
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Silieiers
Doble
Campaly
Berlin Says Food Coming to Germany Under Plan
Berlin dispatch reports negotiations complete for food deliveries to Germany under a plan to ship 75 000 tons of fish 180 000 tons of what appears to be grain and 20 000 tons of corn, with shipments expected at once.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Germany
King and Queen at Antwerp Arrive in City
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth visit Antwerp in early November. The royal party tours key sites and greets local officials, drawing crowds as the city hosts celebrations and official ceremonies.
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Antwerp
Abert
Arrivil
War Worker Speaks Here Tomorrow at First Presbyterian
A war feature from the front lines will be presented at the First Presbyterian Church in NoFiav tomorrow evening. Rev. Williams will discuss fuel returns and frontline conditions with photos and brief speeches outlining Allied efforts.
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William
Bhveral
Woyiiln
Witinis Sporti
Unclear Locals Chronicle Event in Big Bend Region
Fragmented OCR paragraph mentions Big Bend and individuals Warren and Yelena with unclear actions. Reading suggests a local event or incident but specifics are obscured by garbled text. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are extractable from the readable phrases.
Parlette to Speak at Friday Night Lecture
The local public library hosts a Friday evening program featuring Ralph Parlette editor of the Lyceum Magazine. Proceeds benefit the library and hearing is promised entertaining content by notable local performers.
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Ralph Vorfette
Ate
Parloliy
Local men victims of “Suit Club” scam exposed
Local men report losses in a scheme dubbed the Suit Club fraud. The incident centered on outfits purchased with promises of favors and payment through members, leaving several victims out hundreds of dollars. Investigators, including Crowley, traced payments and concluded some funds were diverted. authorities warn residents to avoid similar schemes and urge reporting.
Indian Axe Relic Found In Road and War Casualties
H J Holden found a Tanian relic on South Coubar atedet bill and spotted a stone shaped like a knife. London reports British war casualties total 3 049 001 with debate in the House of Commons over the relic’s identity and details of the war end.
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South Coubar
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House of Commons
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