Beds Shortage For U S Troops In London Hut
London Times reports 279 beds at Eagle Hut for American private soldiers on leave, with first come first served policy leading to about 200 Americans being turned away weekly as beds are taken by others. Some Americans find rest in British Y M C A facilities while women workers traveling to Paris endure rough conditions, losing luggage and spending nights in a hotel bath room.
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London Times
Eagle Put
United States
Paris
Berlin
Germany
Spartacus
National Assembly
Women in England denounce Germans in Queen's Hall
Mrs Drummond denounces German atrocities and vows no handshake with Germans, urging the women’s party to oppose a labor government until it purges Bolshevism and pacifism. In New York, the Woman's Republican Club votes against feeding Germany and expelling German aliens, while Alexandra Konta admits contact with Dernberg to influence U S press for German aims. Konta described meetings with Hans Tauscher and Madam Judski, both said to be 100 percent pro German.
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Women’s Party
Labor
Labor Party
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Woman's Republican Club
Germany
United States
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Alexandra Konta
New York
Palmer
Wer
Senate
Barnard Dernberg
Konta
Dir. Dernberg
Hans Tauscher
Madam Judski
British Army Aids Northern France and Flanders Relief
The British army renders significant aid to devastated northern France and Flanders. In November it supplied 20 million rations to the American commission for relief in Belgium, filling gaps caused by slow Dutch and Dutch-States provisioning. Generous officers and soldiers share from their own stores, while kerosene and candles reach homes and shops. Refugees are transported to safety, preventing many deaths.
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Flanders
American Commission
Belgiium
Holland
Banjo hoax raises funds for seaman’s home in London
A fictitious banjo act drew crowds and funds for a London seaman’s home, with Mr Robey buying the invisible instrument for 40 dollars and audiences cheering as music allegedly emerged from the box. Separately, a Tahiti influenza appeal urged immediate aid. the League to Enforce Peace proposed a universal, worldwide league with limited Teutonic power.
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London
The
London Times
Robey
Kame Aml
Lmanj
League To Enforce
United States
Demand for prison in erring girl bride case
Detroit News narrative shows J Irving Tuck a Canadian school teacher demanding full punishment for his wife Mrs Tuck on bigamy charges. Judge and prosecutor urge restraint as Sample pleads mercy. Tuck insists the warrant be carried out despite warnings of harm to the girl and society.
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Detroit News
J. Irving Tuck
J. D. Sample
Henry A. Montgomery
Irving
Canadien
Sample
Harry B. Keldan
Ministry
Tuck
Ministry of Mercy
Montgomery
Miss Ford
Keldan
Mars Moons Phobos and Delmos
Mars has two tiny moons Phobos and Delmos orbiting the planet. Discovered by Asaph Hall in 1877, Phobos is closer at about 5,800 miles and Delmos about 14,600 miles from Mars. Both are small and likely geologically inactive, resembling but far smaller than Earth's Moon.
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Scientific American
Earth
Phobos
Delmon
Asaph Hall
Delmos
Mares
Camp Badinage Confusion in Closed-Door Muster Roll
Fragmented wartime diary style scene at a camp shows Brunet Conway and others amid jokes and pranks. A rookie clashes with strict protocol and officers while a German lessons drill looms, revealing tension between training and discipline.
Keep Farm Machinery Under Cover to Cut Losses
Farmers waste millions yearly on poorly cared for implements kept outdoors. A shed with basic tools, proper drainage, and a simple repair setup can save money, extend life, and improve efficiency. Regular greasing, tightening loose nuts, oiling bearings, winter overhauls, and light paint protect wood and metal and boost performance.
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United States
Real Worker and Spendthrift Fund Noted in Columns
The column contrasts the industrious mind with reminders of value in society. It discusses a spendthrift fund proposed by Mrs. Mary B. Jones to aid children facing misfortune, likening it to social protections. It notes British and American attitudes toward welfare and public policy, and closes with World War II era health and hospital funding discussions.
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Imilha
New York World
Mary B. Jones
Slotoun
Morallal
II Hue
Mre Jones
Hope Ivilour
London Royalty Popular In Recent London Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate mention of English royalty and London press with unclear details. The text is damaged and does not provide coherent events or dates to summarize a concrete story.
Big Men in Los Angeles Clues Reporters Question Clerks and Office Boys
A cub reporter from Los Angeles probes the sources of information in the city’s business scene. He notes frequent rebuffs from clerks and office workers, while higher ups show less resistance, hinting at a broader culture of influence and gatekeeping within offices.
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Los Angeles
Lou Angelea
Vlerka
Elovke
Berlin cabinet absorbs foreign minister resignation
Berlin reports the foreign affairs minister has resigned and the cabinet accepted the move. Solf’s removal follows clashes with radical elements of the Ebert Haase government. Soldiers and workers councils urged his elimination amid anti regime sentiment.
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Berlin
Ebert Haase
Solf
Soldiers’ and Workmen's Council
Bavaria
Riots Reported in Bohemia by Associated Press
Telegraphed dispatch says a clash in Bohemia led to casualties as troops and machine guns were used. Greek forces reportedly suffered a number of deaths and injuries. The government mobilized troops to Bolenwirren as authorities clamp down on unrest and evacuate residents.
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Prussia
Berlin
Ebert
Unl
Karl Liebnech
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Nigi
Flight of William the Last described by Kaiser's aide
An issued Vorwärts account recounts the Kaiser's escape from Spa in late October 1918. The attendant narrates a court train journey to Spain and Belgium, air bombardments, shifting plans, and the Kaiser's flight across the Dutch frontier to Holland before ending in a small hotel near Berlin.
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Maastricht
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Count's Castle
Malta
Four Children Burned in House Fire at Anthony
A house fire early today in Anthony injured four children. Fire officials report the blaze damaged the home and the extent of injuries and exact cause remain under investigation. The incident disrupted the family and prompted emergency responders to evacuate occupants.
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