Death Too Good for Kaiser Says High Officials
Washington November 11 The abdication of the Kaiser is viewed with mixed feelings in official circles. Some believe the fall of autocracy ends a reign of slaughter and tyranny while others fear civil war and anarchy. Senators Ashurst McCauley and Williams urge harsh punishment and international trial for crimes against humanity.
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Washington
Pariah
Wis
Junkers
McCauher
North Dakota
John Sharp Williams
Germany
High Tribunal of International Justice
Germans Drive Off Officers in Copenhagen Belts
Copenhagen dispatch reports German guard vessels in the great belt and little belt mine fields abandoned stations after crews forced officers to depart. They hoisted the red flag as part of a disruption in the Baltic zone. In Washington a war department notice sets daily soldier rations at about 50 cents, up 35 percent from two decades ago, reflecting higher costs for both home and overseas service.
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Copenhagen
Great Belt
Little Belt
Washington
War Department
Armistice Speech Foresees Lasting World Peace
President speaks on the Armistice severing imperialism and the German military caste, praising the victory and the League of Nations. He notes the Bolshek? remains of central empires, the need for just settlements, relief for starving populations, and the challenge of new governments to accept peace obligations. He urges patience, unity, and nonviolence, arguing true conquest is by example and freedom.
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Germany
League of Nations
Supreme War Council
Versailles
Belgium
More Eggs tonic promises doubled hen egg production
Mrs H M Patton of Waverly Missouri reports 160 hens laid 1500 eggs in 21 days after using More Eggs tonic. The advert claims any poultry raiser can double profits by boosting egg output and invites readers to mail $1 to E J Reefer Kansas City for a season’s supply and a free poultry book.
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E. J. Reefer
Reefer
Kansas City
Final Settlement Notice in Leedham Estate
Notice to heirs and interested persons that the Jefferson county Iowa court holds a final report by James P Starr administrator of the Frank K Leedham estate. Objections must be filed by February 2, 1919. otherwise the report will be approved and the administrator discharged.
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Frank K Leedham
District Court
Jefferson County
Towa
James P. Starr
Fairfield
Iowa
Mrs Stewart Dies in Centerville from Spanish Influenza
Word reached here of the death of Mrs. Theodore Stewart of Denver Colorado who died last Sunday at Center ville from Spanish influenza contracted while visiting her father D C Bradley in that city. The funeral will be held this afternoon at two o clock. Her husband Captain Theodore Stewart was en route to Centerville on furlough and learned of her death in Chicago. Mr Bradley is in dangerous condition from the same disease. Mrs Stewart formerly Miss Bettina Bradley a granddaughter of Mrs O D Stubbs and lived here part of the time until her marriage. She left many friends in the community.
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Theodore Stewart
Denver
Colorado
Centerville
D. C. Bradley
Bradley
Stewart
Bettina Bradley
O. D. Stubbs
New York
Chicago
All on board are saved from Saetia sinking
Washington reports all persons known to be aboard the Saetia have been saved. Survivors totaling 85, including those who landed at Cap May, account for everyone listed on the ship.
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Washington
Saetia
Maryland
Cap May
Lübeck capital seized by soldiers' council
Amsterdam reports that Tutn, capital of the principality of Luebeck, is in the hands of the soldiers' council. The Rhenish Westphalian Zeitung notes many civilians and soldiers have been shot amid the upheaval.
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Amsterdam
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