Abdication and Questions Mark Berlin Reports From War Era
A Berlin report notes Former Emperor William signed his abdication at Amerongen Holland and that a regent would guide Germany to prevent chaos. Hobn Vox describes two Republican representatives preparing questions for President Wilson. Pershing hailed Thanksgiving Day victory and gratitude to Lafayette. A Berlin telegram says Germany acts to ensure orderly prisoner arrivals to allied lines.
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Brewing Stops Tonight In Nationwide Prohibition
Associated Press reports that brewing of beer and other malt beverages will halt at midnight across the United States, effective immediately, under wartime prohibition rules.
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Centennial of William Wing Loring Chronicle
Washington recalls the life of William Wing Loring born December 4, 1818 in Wilmington North Carolina. A career spanning Seminole campaigns Mexican War Confederate service and Egyptian army command ended with his death in New York City in 1886.
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Amended Casualty List Shows Total Through Nov 26
Washington reports an amended casualty list through November 26 totaling 262,723 not including prisoners. Casualty breakdown includes 28,363 killed in action, 12,191 died of wounds, 16,924 from disease, 1,950 from other causes, 14,299 missing, and 189,955 wounded with 54,751 severely, 43,168 undetermined, and 92,036 slightly. Berlin reports independent social democrats have seized control of all wireless stations and are broadcasting pro.
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Fershing
March
Wilson to Address Congress Monday Afternoon
President Wilson will address the new session of Congress Monday afternoon, departing from the usual practice of delivering the address on the session's second day. The Associated Press reports from Washington.
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St Andrew's Day Celebrations Mark World Observance
Scots worldwide observe St Andrew's Day with the Order of Scottish Clans celebrating its 440th anniversary in America. Bishop John J. Hennessy marks 80 years as head of Wichita Diocese. The post office designates last day for mailing parcels to troops abroad. The International Live Stock Exposition opens in Chicago for a week. St Louis proclaims Allied victory holiday with parades. AALD conference in New York plans reconstruction activities.
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American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
New York
Negro Repartee Behind Barbed Threats in Duel of Words
Frightful exchange between two African American men escalates from insults to threats. One warns, body language and a flat bone shown, vowing to press the issue, while the other counters with a grim promise of violence, including a future spade strike, underscoring racial tension in a charged moment.
Pin holds up Johnny's trousers in classroom mishap
A teacher demands Johnny recite history but discovers his pin is the source of his embarrassment. The boy explains the pin secures his trousers, leaving the class and teacher to address the awkward moment.
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Berlin Tagline Informed On Paganda And News
The Berlin Taglieblatt reports it is informed about paganda and other news details. Officials decline further comment while editors promise continued coverage of political messaging and media observations.
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Berlin Tagieblatt
Strassburg Germans Face Suffering in Alsace Lorraine
Strassburg reports thousands of Germans in Alsace and Lorraine endure hardship similar to past German oppression. Public office holders lose positions and many public administration workers fear dismissal and forced exile from the country.
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Alsace
Lorraine
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