Allies seize ships and submarines near Sebastopol
Allied naval squadron arrived off Sebastopol and seized the Russian battleship Volga, a destroyer, and five German submarines. Fourteen German merchantmen were found in Black Sea ports and will be used by the Allies for transports.
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Vienna Averts Famine Through Government Agreement
Vienna averts famine for another month through an agreement with the Tutungarian government. Municipal authorities expect 600 carloads of potatoes and 40,000 sheep as part of the aid package.
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Plot to Restore Wilhelm in Berlin Disclosed
A Berlin plot to restore imperialism and reinstate Emperor William has been found, per a dispatch from Amsterdam to the Express. The report notes a scheme to bring back William I and restore the monarchy amid wartime upheaval.
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Troopship Kroonland Sails with 1549 Soldiers
Washington reports the steamer Kroonland sailed from a French port on November 29 carrying 1,549 soldiers. The group included the headquarters and headquarters detachment of the 76th Division.
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Springfield Schools Closed for Second Influenza Outbreak
Springfield Missouri public schools were ordered closed for the second time due to a new influenza outbreak.
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Would Annex German Colonies
London via Montreal. Walter Hume Long secretary of state for the colonies spoke at Bristol and disclosed his membership in the committee named by the premier on November 29 to consider terms demanded from Germany. He emphasized the empire has no anxiety about undue Alderess from Britain and the allies.
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Charges Against Packers Washington
The Federal Trade Commission in a supplemental report to Congress charges five large meat packing firms with restraint of trade and controlling livestock and fresh meat sales.
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122 U-Boats Have Surrendered Harwich
Eight more German submarines have surrendered, bringing the total taken by the allies to 122. Washington reports forecast a sharp fall in federal expenses for the 1920 fiscal year starting July 1, with total outlays cut to about 7.44 billion dollars from 24.6 billion. Military needs drop to 1.92 billion, versus 12.28 billion this year, while the navy requests 595 million, down from 1 billion.
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