Disorders in Germany Provoke Berlin Civil War
Spartacans led by Liebknecht launch civil war to overthrow the Ebert government in Berlin. Central counts of fighting around the Brandenburg Gate, police headquarters, and royal stables as workers and troops clash. independent socialists seize power while counter forces mobilize. Russia’s Trotzky rumored to seize dictatorship, aid to Spartacans discussed. Peace conference and demobilization debates frame global stakes as Wilson returns to Paris.
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Trotzky
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Parle
America
Roosevelt
Air ministry to build planes for transatlantic flight
Air ministry plans several airplanes for crossing the Atlantic in groups per London Mail. Albert J. Marling resigns as chairman of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway in Chicago. Berlin reports a Sparincan police chief fled the city per Zurich dispatch. Charles Schwab receives the Legion of Honor. A French destroyer struck a mine in the Black Sea and reached Constantinople with four killed. Warsaw invites President Wilson to visit. Allies warn Turkey that Dar danelles forts will be destroyed if Medina force does not surrender. Riga announces private property ownership abolished by Lettish soviet. California senate backs national prohibition repeal 25 to 14. assembly tabled action. North Carolina senate votes for federal prohibition amendment. Luxemburg palace crowd did not gather. no abdication request. New York City board curbs fare rise to 8 cents. Lenine arrested on Trotzky command in Moscow. Buenos Aires strikers clash with government forces. 100,000 workers affected. Baron von Dem B. Muench sentenced for forged passport fraud in San Francisco. Studebaker robbery nets 26,000 in fourth U S Liberty bond issue. Reserve banks seek robbers’ identities. Berlin troops seize public buildings as Spartacist dissidents beaten. Karl Lichknecht report unconfirmed.
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Wilson Invited to Warsaw Visit
Zurich reports Warsaw’s municipal council has extended an invitation to President Wilson to visit the Polish capital. The message arrives as officials confirm the offer and await a formal reply.
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Zurich
Markets Pulse From Food Administration Prices
The report lists United States food administration prices for various commodities on a per bushel or per sack basis. Included are barley flour, corn flour, rye flour, oats, and specialty blends with figures, plus hay, clover, timothy, and mixed feeds. Livestock and meat prices are shown for cattle, hogs, veal, and lambs, with ranges for grade and weight categories.
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Wealth and Poverty Tale From Fading Fragments
A fragment speaks of vast wealth among some men while others seem to possess little. The line between fortune and fate appears blurred, with fortune’s glow described as fleeting and unequal.
Shorter Days and Less Money Elbow Public Life
The passage notes days feel shorter and money is tighter as time and financial resources dwindle. It reflects common concerns about reduced daylight and economic strain affecting daily routines and mood.
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