War News Roundup From The Western Front And Europe
Summary of troop movements and losses including Austria Hungary and German forces. German submarines surrendered totalling 122 with subs destroyed by war end. Allied casualty figures and armistice issues reported from Rome to London and Washington.
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Austria-Hungary
Germany
von der Marwuts
Rhine
World War I Developments Across Europe In Brief
Reports from Riga proclaim Lithuania’s republic while Amerongen sees abdication documents signed by Emperor William. Bolshevik advances threaten Pskoff and Dvinsk as Luxemburg shifts to French time. Influenza floods Amoy with 8 percent ill. Peking marks victory celebrations with President Hsu Shih Chang. Repatriation of 156 American POWs through Switzerland. Wilson at the Quirinal palace. German political shifts stir debate on leadership and accountability amid postwar turmoil.
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Republic of Lithuania
Riga
William
Amerongen
Holland
Germany
Maarsbergen
Hold
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Amoy
China
Peking
Hsu Shih Chang
Switzerland
Royal Palace of the Quirinal
Wilson
Rome
Armistice Clause Shows Gold Restitution Importance
The excerpt from the armistice terms highlights how vital gold possession is to the victorious allies. It refers to restitution of Russian and Romanian gold either yielded to Germany or seized by that power, illustrating the leverage of gold in postwar settlements.
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Germany
Aviation hero lands 91 miles in 50 minutes in Pittsburgh
Lieut Charles Miller of the US Army Air Corps, a Wright Field test pilot, completed a 91 mile flight from Dennison, Ohio to Pittsburgh in fifty minutes landing in Schenley Park. Barge breeders push to streamline light harness racing and governing body unification proceeds at the Waldorf Astoria. Richard E Remner of the NYAC sets two walking records in the United War Work eight mile handicap in New York City. He runs eight miles in 1 01 and lowers the one hour mark by 119 yards.
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Charlies Miller
United States Army Aviation Corps
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Schenley Park
Pittsburgh
Dennison
Waldorf-Astoria
National Trotting Association
American Trotting Association
Richard E. Remner
New York Athletic Club
New York
War bonds drive urged by McAdoo in public appeal
Continued purchase of war savings and thrift stamps is necessary so the government may meet expenses of the war, provide support for the army in Europe and bring it back to American soil, said Director General McAdoo.
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Europe
McAdoo
Fragmentary dialogue hints at morning routine and social perception
A clipped exchange shows a waking moment and the safety of a dream. One speaker mentions a Paris hat seen yesterday as part of a dream while another adjusts an alarm. A second thread questions whether she makes friends, with the reply that no objections have been heard.
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