Armistice era radio bulletin slate and war tally notes
Radio updates from Washington include Masaryk’s election as Czechoslovak leader and Kaisers Germany status. Daniels orders halt of convoying. Senate leaders discuss postwar funding while Hoover promises stable food prices. McAdoo vows continued Allied aid as Wilsons ride in celebration. Military analysts deem resumption unlikely. Baker cites army totals and overseas forces. George Creel recommendations noted.
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Professor Masarky
Washington
Daniels
Kaiser
Holland
von Hindenburg
Germany
Senate
Hoover
Secetary McAdoo
Armistice News and War End Timeline in Washington Reports
Washington briefings document the World War I armistice news flow from November 11 with the signing at 2 45 am and public confirmation at 2 52 am. The scramble includes bulletins on demobilization plans, draft cancellations, and government controls as France confirms the ceasefire and Marshall Foch terms.
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Washington
Miei
Paris
State Department
Marshal Foch
Silla
Germany
William Hohenzollern
Wilson
Congress
Baker
Daniels
Navy
Department of Justice
Shipping Board
Lansing
United States
White House
Capitol
Mistim Sijoa
Armistine day in Washington—news as it happened
The report outlines a rapid, fragmentary glimpse of events in Washington. It notes radio observations on Masniyk’s feet, a 11:30 p.m. briefing on the Russian situation with Allied and American troop considerations in Siberia, and a 1217 a.m. reception at the Italian embassy honoring a king's birthday. The piece frames it as contemporaneous news rather than history, via Associated Press.
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Washington
Associated Press
Peru
Masniyk
Siberia
King
Ttalian
Ite
Chinaware loaned to Lewis County Historical Society
Twenty five pieces of Chinaware said to have been brought to America from England in 1700 were loaned to the Lewis County Historical Society by Mrs. John P. Constable of Constableville. A plate bears the Constable coat of arms.
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Lowville
America
England
Lewis County
Unclear local note on a 756 million bear claim and pump tech
Readable text mentions a Schenectady report and General Electte officials asserting a 756,000,000 bear figure related to a process. It references a Longmuir condensation pump needing only two seconds and a bridge concept for a trek.
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Schenectady
Glade
Electte
Oldest Wesleyan Alums Passes Highlight 1862 Survivor
Middletown Connecticut UP reports John EB Andrus of Yorkers NY sole survivor of the 1862 Wesleyan University class. His passing links to Rev Quincy J Colina of Hopkinton Massachusetts as recently noted. John B Ane drua 3rd remains a sophomore.
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Middletown
Con
John EB. Andrus
Yorkers
Werleyan University
Quincy J. Colina
Hopkinton
Maas
John B. Anedrua
Record Honey Haul Near Marion Michigan
An Osceola County farmer near Marion Michigan made a record honey haul of 125 pounds from a bee tree recently. No bee bread was found.
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Marion? Mich
Osceola County
Blind advertisements and inch-line ads proposed
A plan for blind advertisements uses box numbers with responses sent to The Hope Star. Ads limited to three lines of 18 words require the advertiser’s name address and telephone, though these details need not appear unless desired. Advertisers may call 768 for the Want Ad Department or drop by the Star office.
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The
Hope Star
the Star
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