Former grown prince leaves Holland for estate in Upper Silesia
A former grown prince exits the Netherlands this morning en route to an estate in Upper Silesia. He held a German passport and was refused by Dutch authorities, who had no right to interfere with his departure. Allies may influence the choice of Scond Helena for the former German Emperor.
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Duel Postponed Against Villareal Until After Elections
From Mexico City comes word that General Arnulfo Gomez and presidential candidate Antonio I. Villareal agreed to postpone their duel until after the elections. Villareal faced potential prison terms that could strip him of candidacy rights. The dispute arose from battlefield conduct accusations.
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Mexico City
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Antonio I. Villareal
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Germans Request Further Delay in Allied Military Commission
Germany asked the council of ambassadors to postpone resuming and extending the military control by allied officers. Berlin notes it cannot yet fulfill all treaty obligations but does not intend to repudiate them. London reports Britain still hopes for an Anglo American conference on reparations as avenues are explored. Paris notes Britain’s war advances bill may follow the collapse of the reparations committee plan.
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Stinnes Jr Visits Goose Creek Oil Field in Texas
Hugo Stinnes Jr son of the German industrialist arrived in Houston with Harry Sinclair to tour South Texas oil operations. The party aimed to demonstrate American methods during a visit to Goose Creek and other sites.
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South Texas
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America
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Fox Nervous in Prison Cell While Awaiting Mental Exam
Philip E. Fox, Ku Klux Klan publicity man who killed attorney W. S. Coburn, was taken to the Fulton county jail hospital ward for an alienist consultation. He returned to his cell after reporting nervousness and limited sleep. Legal teams led by Branch Howard and former Governor Dorsey join Coburn's heirs in prosecuting Fox. trial date not set.
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Atlanta
Philip E. Fox
Ku Klux Klan
W. S. Coburn
Simmons
Fultton County Tower
Linton Smith
Fox
Branch and
Robert Allen
Dallas
Oklahoma City Attorney Shot After Decoy Call
Paul J. McCarthy prominent Oklahoma City attorney was lured from his home by a phone call and shot while seated in a moving car near a meeting place. He died before help arrived. Hugh Daugherty, an employee, is in police custody for questioning as investigators pursue a revenge motive by a former client.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Paul J. McCarthy
Hugh Daugherty
McCarthy
Ludendorff Free on Parole Conflicting Reports
A Paris despatch cites Berlin as hearing Ludendorff before the Reich attorney general, conflicting with Munich claims he was released on parole after pledging not to aid a coup. Rumors also place Hitler east of Munich with nationalist followers, and another Munich report suggests Ludendorff may have died by his own action after parole.
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Paris
Berlin
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Reich
Munich
Adolph Hitler
Rumors on Frederick William Leading Monarchist Move
From Utrecht Holland dated November 10 rumors spread that former Crown Prince Frederick William has traveled to Germany to head a monarchist movement. No verification or official confirmation available.
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Frederick William
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French Defense Council Meets Under Millerand Authority
The French superior council of national defense including Marshal Foch and top military leaders met in Paris this afternoon under President Millerand's presidency to discuss national defense matters.
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Paris
French Superior Council of National Defense
Marshal Foch
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Wilson to Broadcast Armistice Day Speech Tonight
President Woodrow Wilson will address the nation by radio on Armistice Day at 8 28 p m Eastern time. The broadcast will be heard across the country on the 469 and 496 meter wavelengths.
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Woodrow Wilson
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