Abdication of Kaiser Sparks Mixed Reactions in Washington
Washington November 11. High officials and lawmakers react to the abdication of the Kaiser as the dynasty ends. Some hail the fall of autocracy and the prospect of peace while warning of unrest and calls for international justice. Senators Ashurst McCumber Williams urge punishment or exile.
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Washington
Pariah
Dons
Junkers
Europe
St. Helena
Ashurst
Arizona
Vor
Hindenburg
Ludendert
von Tirpitz
St. Hielena
McCijaber
North Dakota
Las
John Sharp Williams
Germany
High Tribunal of International Justice
German guard vessels abandoned in Danish belts
Copenhagen reports crews drove off officers aboard guard ships in the mine fields of the Great Belt and Little Belt. Officers were forced to leave, and the crews fed the troops with rations noted as Soldiers' Food Costs 60 cents daily. Washington says meals cost about 50 cents per day per soldier with a rise over 20 years.
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Copenhagen
Great Belt
Little Belt
Washington
Sean
War Department
Armistice Visioned as End of Imperialism and World Peace
A wartime leader declares the armistice marks the fall of armed imperialism and the crushing of Germany’s military caste. He backs a League of Nations approach, humanitarian relief for central powers, and cautious, patient steps toward lasting peace led by disciplined democracies and international cooperation.
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Germany
League of Nations
Supreme War Council
Versailles
Belgium
More Eggs tonic boasts record hen production
Mrs. H. M. Patton of Waverly Missouri reports 1500 eggs from 160 hens in 21 days after feeding two boxes of More Eggs. The ad claims doubling egg output with a scientific tonic and offers a prepaid $1 sample from E. J. Reefer in Kansas City with a bank guaranteed refund if not satisfied.
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E. J. Reefer
Reefer
Kansas City
Notice of Final Settlement for Leedham Estate
Final report of James P. Starr administrator of the estate of Frank K Leedham is on file with the Jefferson County District Court. He seeks approval and discharge. objections must be filed by February 2, 1919. If approved, bondsman released and administrator discharged. court date in Fairfield.
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Frank K Leedham
District Court
Jefferson County
Towa
James P. Starr
Fairfield
Mrs Stewart Dies in Centerville from Spanish Influenza
Word arrives of Mrs. Theodore Stewart of Denver Colorado dying Sunday at three in Centerville from Spanish influenza contracted while visiting her father D C Bradley who is in danger. Her husband Captain Theodore Stewart was en route on furlough and learns of the death in Chicago. Funeral is set for two this afternoon.
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Theodore Stewart
Denver
Colorado
Centerville
D. C. Bradley
Bradley
Stewart
Bettina Bradley
0. C. Stubbs
New York
Chicago
All on board saved from Saetia sinking
Washington announces all aboard the Saetia sunk off Maryland have been saved. Cap May survivors bring total to 85, matching the ship's passenger list.
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Saetia
Maryland
Washington
Cap May
Mutin Seizes Lupebeck Capital As Soldiers Rule
Amsterdam reports Thentsh Westpiaien Zeling says Mutin capital of Lupebeck is now under soldiers' council control. Civilians and military members have been shot amid the upheaval.
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Amsterdam
Westpiaien Zeling
Essen
Mutin
Luiehbeck
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Sclherner Son
John T. Davies
Roy D. Erickson
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