Armistice terms signed ends World War I
President Wilson announces armistice with Germany signed at 10 am and outlines terms across western front. Terms cover military ceasefire, evacuation, repatriation, surrender of equipment, occupation rules, naval arrangements, and payment of damages with a sixty day armistice period and seventy two hour reply deadline. The speech stresses a peaceful postwar order and aid to central powers.
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Washington
Wilson Ued
Germany
America
Congress
Supreme War
Marshal Foch
Belgium
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Luxemburg
Maton
Rhine
United States
Mayence
Coblentz
Cologne
Holland
Gernsheim
Preggar
Rhineland
Alsace - Lorraine
Russia
Rumania
Turkey
Mov Jn
Romania
Bucharest
Brest- Litovsk
Danzig
Vistula
East Africa
United States of America
National Bank of
Naval
Mercantile Marine
Alles
Allies
Baltic
Cattegat
United State of America
Mack Sea
Black Sea
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Armato
All Colorado Celebrates War's End
Colorado awoke to joyous scenes as armistice news spread across the state. Citizens from the western slope to mining camps celebrated hostilities ending and peace prospect. President Wilson ordered cancellation of all draft calls stopping 252000 men moves.
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Colorado
Denver
San Juan
San Luis Valley
Arkansas Valley
Washington
Wilson
Crowder
War ends as nations recount casualties and monarchies fall
A London Express tally lists casualties by country after four years of war with Germany and Austria-Hungary suffering millions and monarchies toppled. U.S. casualties tally at 69,620 as President Wilson joins wartime peace celebrations in Washington. Separately, Roy Sherrill and Roy King admit guilt in a Missouri KiTX train holdup and robbery case, each receiving 25 years.
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London
Hungary
Germany
Nomanoffs
Russia
Hohenzollerns
Hapsburgs
Austria
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Constantine
Greece
Charles
Austria- Hungary
London Express
Washington
Wilson
White House
Capitol
Roy Sherrill
Fort Scott
Kan
Roy King
Koch
Leavenworth
Sherrill
Denver
Colorado Springs
Revolution tops Germany as em empire falls in 1918 turmoil
A series of wireless dispatches from London and Berlin report Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated, the crown prince renounced the throne, and a German regency to be formed. Princes, emperors, and dynasties across Germany are said to be ousted as soldiers’ councils declare a republic while major industrial sites like Krupp face revolutionary control.
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William Hohenzollern
Prussia
Berlin
Francis Joseph
Turkey
Ferdinand of
Hungaria
Nicholas Romanoff
London
Maximlian of Haden
German Empire
Copenhagen
Brunswick
Ilin
William
Duke of
Stuttgart
Cologne
Frankfort
von Hindenburg
Eysden
Mall
Wilhelm II
Wurttemberg
Hesse
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Germany
Leiperg
Exsen
Hoover to Tour Europe to Aid Food Supplies
Washington reports Food Administrator Hoover will depart soon for Europe to organize feeding programs for freed northern France and Belgium and to assist in preventing starvation in Austria Bulgaria and Turkey through coordinated relief.
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Washington
Hoover
Sooi
Europe
France
Belgium
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Revolution Spreading in Germany Officials claim unrest in major cities
Berlin reports rebellions spreading across Germany with incidents in Hanover Cologne Brunswick and Magdeburg according to an official Berlin announcement detailing the nationwide disturbances and civic responses.
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Germany
Copenhagen
Hanover
Cologne
Brunswick
Magdeburg
Berlin
Improve Winter Car Performance With Radiator Covers And Fuel Quality
A historical note explains cold weather care for cars including radiator covers with adjustable air flow, ensuring hot air reaches the intake, and using a warm engine to prevent overcooling. It warns against poor quality gasoline causing starting and running troubles and stresses frequent oil changes in very cold conditions to maintain engine reliability.
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Sumer
Alcohol water mix prevents freezing in cold weather
In cold weather a medium heavy grade alcohol solution prevents freezing in the water circulating system. Experts advise adding either departed or wood alcohol to the water. To prevent freezing to ten degrees below zero, replace two gallons of water with two gallons of alcohol. Alcohol evaporates faster, so during winter refill should use half water and half alcohol to maintain strength.
Inventive devices expand motorist comforts
The inventive American mind turns to devices adding comfort and convenience for motorists. The accessory list has grown large and expensive with the latest devices just patented by Edward J. Thess of Brooklyn.
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Edward J. Thess
Brooklyn
Holder for a guide book attached to the steering post
A device to keep a guide book within reach while steering. It consists of two shadow box shaped parts hinged together with protective faces and a transparent flexible cover. The design allows the driver to coraft the book without removing hands from the wheel.
Towing Pole Promises Safer Vehicle Towed
A device described as a convenient towing pole uses two holes about six inches apart near the ends to attach the pole between the pulling car and the towed vehicle. It aims to keep the towed car at a safer distance than a standard tow rope, offering advantages in control and safety.
Speedometer Accuracy Check Suggested for Distance Mileage
A car owner urges regular speedometer checks to ensure accuracy over distance. The local service station or manufacturer’s service branch can perform the inspection at a nominal price, ideally near year’s end.
Doughboys Rally For Gas And Get Busy In France
Jonathan Ash of Deerfield Massachusetts recounts his six months in France driving for the Y M C A and delivering supplies. He insists on regular motor transport, noting delays and shortages, and praises volunteers who drive themselves to deliver goods to front line troops.
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France
Jonathan Ash
Deerfield
Mass
Educe
Divi
Paris
Inclose Your Plugs Spark Plug Guarding Method
A tip advises slipping each spark plug into a rubber hose section and closing ends with waste to protect plugs during transport. This simple device prevents plugs from being damaged or protruding from a toolbox, preserving efficiency and reducing loss.
First President Auto User Distinction Noted
The text references the first president, William McKinley, noting his distinction in relation to an automobile era. It indicates a historical framing but contains fragmented wording and unclear context about a specific event or claim. Further readable details are needed to define the exact assertion or date.
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Lnte
William McKinley
Night driving aided by kerosene lamps on autos
An old report notes automobiles could be run at night because kerosene lamps were provided for the purpose. The passage reflects early car lighting practices and the pride in practical solutions for night travel.
First Mail Truck In Buffalo 1808
The first use of a motor vehicle to collect United States mail occurred in Buffalo in the early summer of 1808. It completed the route in half the time previously required by horse transport.
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United States
Matt
Buffalo
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Nomma
Apon
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Zurich
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Bourgoix
Friedrich Ebert
Krupp
Essen
Krupp Steel Works
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Krupp van Bohlen Und Halbach
Krupp Works
Holder
Guide Book
Fiat
Mr. Ashley
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