Week in Gondenged Form Intermountain Notes
Happenings from the globe report mixed results in elections with a few wins for independents, while five Montana senators are backed by a nonpartisan league. Ogden Utah faces backlash over cemetery floral designs, Idaho urges Victory clubs for youth, and a Camp Lewis death. Federal and foreign items cover war news, prices, religion, and politics.
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Idaho
Walter Fitch
Camp Lewis
France
Germany Signs Armistice Ending World War I
The United States and world powers celebrate armistice as Germany agrees to cease hostilities unconditionally to end the Great War. Allied occupation and disarmament terms outlined, with German fleets and submarines to be surrendered and prisoners released, while Allied forces secure key strategic points in Europe.
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Bamuelamporn
India
Europe
New Mexico
Chicago
Great Lakes
William Parker
New York
Missouri
Kansas
Olathe
Kana Pulwe
Germany
Greatont Huwe
United War Work Campaign
Anne
Wis
United States Steel Corporation
Hod Cruse
ORME
Lernind
Wiewand
New York Harbor
Duck Doripney
Batwing Levinaky
Philadel Vhda
Hinme Products Aly
Washington
Holland
Gerreany
Foch
Gurlock
Paris
France
Belgium
Alsace Lorraine
Sahora
Pensamn
Bavaria
Saxony
Wurttemberg
Foch Wingless and theonotens in Saxony report turmoil
General Ferdinand Foch notes unclear Saxony situation as dispatches claim widespread revolt. Germany’s population totals about 70 million with Prussia Bavaria and Württemberg contributing 41 million 7 million and 8 million respectively, suggesting a majority revolt while Saxony’s king Friedrich August reportedly abdicates. his personal life had been exposed years ago by his divorced wife Princess Louise of Tuscany.
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Anatrasia
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Rome
London
Germany
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Exchange ‘Pelegraph Company
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Lemokratem
Copen
Cologne
Belgium
Belin
Havre
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Meuse
Berne
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Germ
Berio
Saxony
Prudwln
Brvaria
Warttemberg
Anse
Tate
Friedrich August
Princesa
Louise
Tuscany
Pershing in Holland as ex‑German emperor seeks refuge near Utrecht
The article reports the ex‑emperor Wilhelm II and close aides fleeing after World War I, arriving near Destlog Desteeg by the Guelders Yssel, aiming to avoid Allied punishment. The party, possibly including Field Marshal von Hindenburg, traveled in ten automobiles to a residence linked to Count William von Bentinck.
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Rhine River
Utrecht
Chateau Puidand
William Frederick Charles Henry von Bentinck
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Katner
Kiel
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Foch
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Theee
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Cologne
Deperate Skirts New Trade Predictions From Past Era
A fragmentary text discusses fabrics and fashion trends mentioning skirts, fabrics, and color tones like taupe brown and Danish tones. It references leaders and designers in stylized terms and hints at predictions and assessments of past quarter trends.
Inducements and Latin Entreaties Referenced in Winter Supply
The fragment hints at inducements offered to remain, mentioning hindler and Latinentvr tfint in connection with a winter period. It suggests a discussion of abundant tree supply and potential enticements, but the text is largely opaque and fragmentary.
Kaiser William Abdicates After German Revolt
The expected declaration shows Kaiser William II abdicating and taking refuge in Holland. Crown Prince renounces throne. a regency is planned with Deputy Ebert as imperial chancellor. Socialists seize control as Germany moves toward an elected constitutional assembly and a new form of government.
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David Lloyd George as World War I Leader and War Driver
The text portrays David Lloyd George as an optimistic British premier central to war strategy. It argues he sought glory, emulated Frederick the Great, and drove a rapid military policy that shaped Germany’s wartime actions and the global conflict.
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Ini
Feanes
Seevin
Lisitanta
American Steamer Sunk Near Cream City Harbor
A damaged vessel named in the report sank after striking shoals off Cream City harbor. The crew, including two officers, were reportedly aboard when alarms sounded and lifeboats were deployed as the steamer disappeared from sight. Rescue efforts scoured the area through the night though no definitive survivors were confirmed in the initial dispatch.
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Cream City
Hound Fron
Maude Adame Near Death In Odd New York Item
A garbled New York report mentions Maude Adame in a near death scenario with unclear details. The page also notes a Cotton Conference in Washington and a special briefing about broader regulation of eating patterns and lower cruces.
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New York
Nay
Ge-Maude Adame
Moete
Washington
Revolt Spreading in Germany and Amsterdam
Reported uprisings spread through western Germany as Cologne and Munich circles discuss a newspaper man leadership. A prominent protest figure, Kurt Hieber, is named as a key organizer in the Bavarian capital. The unrest remains largely orderly with evolving regional influence.
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Amsterdam
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Kurt Hieber
Munich
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