Great German Fleet Surrenders to Allies
British Admiralty announces the German fleet surrenders to the Allies amid wardress disruption. The surrender includes battleships and battle cruisers, with ships like Bismarck class units listed among those to be handed over. The fleets were to be received by Admiral Beatty and Admiral Rown, marking Germany stripped of most naval power.
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Adey Ae Be Yel
Miral Beatty
Rodman
Batty
Min
British Flont
Roiman
Germians
Buyren
Koenig
Grower Iurfurst
Tli Markgraf
Kron Pring
Kaisar
Kaiserin
Prederick
Kaouly Albert
Prince Regentall
Hindenburg
Riamiarek
Derflinger
Mallee
Botdius
Moltke
von der Tan
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Wuby Marinen
Wetuss Warroniier
Leavin
Germany
Innes Steel Company Expands Facilities and Additions Ready
The Metnora Stes firm advances two major additions to its premises to support rapid expansion. The project includes new hullings and expansion of the existing yard, increasing storage and processing capacity along East Malatgoet. The company plans further construction and development to accommodate future growth and new shipbuilding work.
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N’innes Steel Company
Metnora Stes Company
Ravi
Iil Morne Goon
Nant
Malatgoet
Maia
Shostsol Wa
Crown Prince Interned At Werinden And Casualties Listed
Casualty report from the American Expeditionary Forces lists killed in action died of wounds and disease among several soldiers. Names include Harold W. Lawnon and Frank B. Fleming with others cited. note mentions internment at Werinden and war conditions affecting families and local figures.
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Wetlom
Vere
Sereneere
Lorlay
Harold W. Lawnon
Jamoulawn
Cliint S. Spathla
Hele
Linut
Frank B. Fleming
Franklin
Edwart £. Warner
Brie
Johnny Rywn
Cambridgo
Spring
No Probe Into Election Of Newberry
The Senate privilege and election committee deadlocked 6 to 6 on probing Newberry’s election to the Senate from Michigan. The vote ends any inquiry into the case.
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Newberry
United Press
Washington
Senate
Michigan
News will not hinder peace parley say organizers
A United Press report from Washington dated November 2 states the committee insists the peace parley should proceed. It alleges the Hungarian government and Austro forces influence communications, but promises no censorship of telegraph news and allows newspaper men to travel abroad.
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Unites Wey Wushlnjion
Geoyim Cron
Commtt
Unitea Prong
Irayy Lonlon
Arenel Trogpe
Memihaco
Linnnoupy
Austin
Ndt
Weil
Abieri Chi Jain
Gas company case hearings to be wrapped up
Attorneys for the gas company and the consumers argued before the division on jurisdiction and interstate commerce. The hearing sought a ruling on whether the company can seal gas and deliver to New York, with a decision anticipated within a short period.
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New York State
TM Khanh
al Howe
Tf Vompangex
Corry
Keli Ganainier
Gu Melwatre
Pivion
New York
Conammners
Turbulent War News Across Europe In November Reports
Dispatches detail Polish Ukrainian clashes around Lomborg Stanislau and Colonen with units including 8000 troops and two other divisions said to occupy large areas. Reports also mention battles near Lomberg and threats to central and eastern fronts with unclear outcomes.
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United Prose
Vienna
London
Lomborg
Wiloh
Stanislau
Lemberg
Colonen i
Lomberg
Burleson Removes Telephone Restrictions
In Burleson government actions in Washington D C on November 21 the Postantor General Burlewan announced removal of telephone restrictions previously imposed. The move lifts all nonessential limits and restores full telephone use by the public and officials amid ongoing wartime controls.
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Washington, D.C
Burlewan
Belgian King Enters Brussels Tomorrow Report
A damaged dispatch reports King Albert leading a Belgian royal party into Brussels tomorrow. The piece mentions the king’s entourage, official reception plans, and government movements within the city, noting interactions with Belgian chambers and military authorities.
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Brussels
Albert
Betdra
Conalusios
Osremou
Quean-grill
Brnigos
Allies clash with Bolsheviks near Dvina
Allied forces on the Dvina front engage Bolsheviks in heavy fighting as artillery batteries bombarded positions. Infantry counterattacks drive Bolsheviks back with notable confusion and limited gains for the Allies.
Strange Yarns From Titusville A Curious Train Car Conspiracy
A garbled tale from Titusville describes suspicious activity near a train with a group led by Marvin Ross and Rose, who allegedly tried to lure a woman with a forged baby, staged car rides, and a staged deathbed stop. The account mentions a mystery woman, talk of money, and a plan to travel to Cone and beyond, amid confused accusations and conflicting testimonies.
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Veytreville
Noy
Mindy Eveuligg
Mei
Pinte
Hirt Gant
Ross
Mydetown
Tye
Stydetyen
Ale
Marvin Row
Des
Conetonite
Meg
Corry
Mr. Rosa
Llu
Tien 15
Wan
Jeney
Compensation hearing reviews loss for Gat Goodwell
A compensation case session heard testimony on Gat Goodwell seeking pay for the loss of his left hand. The hearing examined whether the severed fuse of the member caused the injury and officials planned to decide the case in the near future.
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Stott Hmith
Beyonth
Goodwell
Baforoesmith
Charana Sities
Deelelen
Congress Adjours After Long Session Ends With Vote
Washington officials reported Congress agreed to end the long session with a formal vote, the decision coming this afternoon as lawmakers approved the adjournment by a margin of forty one to fourteen.
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Washington
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