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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
2
Bolshevik factions press to control Germany as southern provinces resist Workmen's Council demands, signaling a sharp internal struggle. Government factions clash with labor leaders over authority, complicating postwar political realignments in central Europe.
Turmoil grips Berlin as radicals led by Carl Liebknecht overthrow the republican government amid reports of the German capital's unrest. Dispatches describe a tense political standoff with provisional claims and warnings from the German scene as authorities debate control and the future of the state.
Ohio forms Pershing Republican League to back Gen John J. Pershing as 1920 presidential candidate. Charles Diek of Aldon and fourteen others sign articles of incorporation, naming prominent Republicans from Akron and Summit County as sponsors for the movement.
President Wilson sent a telegram to King Albert praising Belgium’s royal return to Brussels as Allied forces reconquer the capital. The scene features Queen Wilhelmina, jubilant crowds, American and French troops advancing past key locations, with Paris and Versailles preparing welcome events for visiting King George and Queen Mary.
HMNS surrender 28 more U boats as ARINES strike colors at Harwich in the presence of Sir Eric Geddes.
News from Nov 25 reports German U boats surrender near Harwich and alongside a British squadron. Allied forces at Rosyth and Scapa Flow coordinate transfer of main high seas fleet while King George and Queen Mary witness the surrender aboard Beatty’s flagship. America and France participate in the historic capitulation as occupation troops advance in Belgium and Luxembourg.
Frederick W. Henshaw former California Supreme Court justice issues a signed statement denying bribe charges of 410000 in the Jones G. Fair estate will case and denying any link to a frameup in the San Francisco preparedness day Mooney bomb cases. The report to Labor Secretary William B. Wilson bears the signature of John B. La Follette. Senators abandon investigation of an allegedly disloyal speech by Senator La Follette in St. Paul as elections committee votes.
Allies claim two thirds of Helgium reoccupied and forces within 100 miles of the Rhine as of Nov 23, with rapid advances reported toward a strategic frontier.
Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo resigns as Treasury head and director general of railroads to return to private business. President Wilson accepts the resignation, with a successor to be named soon. The move aims to replenish his fortune while the President expresses deep regret and outlines ongoing war to peace funding transitions.
London reports a munition train blast at Ha mont Belgium killed up to 150 with many more injured. Dutch military aid arrives as German soldiers, some Dutch, are among the casualties. A bonfire by children near two German trains said to have sparked the disaster.
Washington reports demobilization of the American expeditionary forces is underway with homeward moves for sick and wounded. General March lists divisions to return after moving to the United States, including National Guard units from Georgia Alabama Montana and others, plus coast and field artillery brigades. Casualties to November 11 are detailed, and a plan outlines how many troops remain in France as 1,200,000 men are kept abroad for occupation and reserves.
Exarchideacon Boddy kept banknotes in books for bookmarks. After his death 13 years earlier, relatives searched the Boddy library and recovered cash and $1350 in bank checks tucked in drawings and a bookmark. Investigators suspect he saved wedding fees and service money in volumes, then forgot them.
Denver metal market and agricultural prices show mixed movement with staples like corn, wheat, potatoes, beans, and lettuce featured. Quotations include live cattle, butter, and poultry values, with regional notes from Colorado and Chicago markets and scattered commodity references across grains, vegetables, and processed goods.
In Ina town the Adis of the city recount a fatal automobile accident involving land agent Adama of Southern Pacific Railroad. Mikear reportedly died when the vehicle overturned near Kine Rapiis, Kansas, after years of resisting car ownership.
In Vortland Oregon a painter observed George Thompson moving belongings downstairs and returning for more. He claimed the phrase Tse movin issued as he loaded household items disrupting the painter. Separately in Kansas City Annie Schooley obtained divorce from KO Schooley amid family disclosures. In Buckhannon J Reynolds and Olive Wilken Cas appeared in court in a known love at first sight case. Chicago saw Charles Horvath steal a cash box and be chased by Miss Roache. New York reports dentist William W Bacon shot himself after viewing his wife’s body.
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