Veterans to Stay Overseas Until Peace Is Declared
Secretary Esker said none of the American Army divisions in France would return home before peace is formally declared. The seasoned units will form the core of forces kept in Europe, while Rainbow and a few other famous divisions were expected to return. Several hard fighting divisions are assigned to the occupation army marching into Germany to meet uncertain postwar needs.
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Esker
France
Europe
Army of Occupation
Germany
Brisbane Feigenspan loan tied to The Times purchase
Washington hearing reveals Arthur Brisbane explained buying The Washington Times with brewer funds and denied pro German ties. He described negotiating with C J Feigenspan of Newark and denied brewers influenced editorials. Hearst connection and Palmer links discussed as Brisbanes plans and loans are examined.
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Arthur Brisbane
Senate
Washington Times
William Randolph Hearst
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Newark
N. J
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Brewers
United States
Germany
Hearst Net
Hearst
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Sleaght
Times
Frank A. Munsey
Sterling
South Dakota
Mr. Brisbane
England
United
Wisconsin News
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Munsey
Feigensos
Feigen
the Times
Senator Welcott
Delaware
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Congress
Berger
Bitterness Toward Army Sparks Riot at Thorn Fortress
Report from Cologne notes a large clash as troops at Thorn Fortress face bitter demonstrations. Authorities say several people are injured in the riot linked to anti royalist sentiment. Ebert dismisses alarm, asserting Spartacists lack strength and organization.
Explosion Kills Eleven At DuPont Potomac Works
Special to The New York Times reports a fatal explosion of fulminate of mercury at E. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company in Pompton Lakes New Jersey. Eleven men died and twenty three were injured as four detonations within five minutes destroyed a loading building. Over 2,800 workers fled in fear as rescuers and company hospitals treated the injured.
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New York Times
Pompton Lakes
N. J
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
H. KK. Babbdit
Superio
Unit No. 5
Corgril
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Martin. Harkamp
August Kells
George H. Murphy
Joseph
Meriden
TRAM
Romkonki
Anton Snell
Albert
Zeitz
Leander
Il. BE. Ele
Withpital
Barnett Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Haskell, N. J
Hent
Haskell
Ihs
Revolt in Berlin Predicted This Evening
Paris reports an extremist revolt in Berlin led by Dr. Liebknecht with about 15,000 armed men. Gangs roam the city as authorities falter and the population faces growing danger amid the turmoil.
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Berlin
Paris
Zurich
Liebknecht
Net Shipping Loss During War Was Only 1 811 584 Tons
London dispatch reports that from the war start to end of October 1918 allied and neutral merchant losses totaled 15 053 786 gross tons. During the period 10 849 527 tons built and enemy tonnage 2 392 675 captured, yielding a net war gain of 1 811 584 tons. Sir Eric Geddes notes 2 475 British ships sunk with crews, plus 3 147 sunk and crews adrift, with 670 fishing vessels lost and merchant seamen casualties exceeding 15,000.
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London
Sir Eric Geddes
the Admiralty
Merchant Marine Service
Eric
Britain Will Not Limit Navy and Railways Policy
British delegates at the Peace Conference will seek abolition of conscription across Europe. Churchill vows no naval limits and calls for strong sea power while the government moves to nationalize railways amid stock-market rise. Lord Robert Cecil to lead British League of Nations bid. Geddes lauds navy role in WWI and global supply efforts.
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Associated Press
Europe
Winston Spencer Churchill
Dundee
Churchill
Heligoland
Great Britain
Germany
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Lloyd George
Albert Stanley
Board of Trade
Lord Robert Cecil
Foreign Affairs
League of Nations
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Letchworth
Eric Geddes
Admiralty
Sir Eric
Italy
France
Mesopotamia
Macedonia
Palestine
Bulgaria
Eric
President Wilson's Voyage Dominates Angl o- American Debate
London dispatches survey British hopes and fears over Wilson's coming France visit. Some see it as laying groundwork for a new world order. others warn it may provoke old tensions. Critics weigh his armistice message amid praise for allied unity and questions about press bias and sea policy.
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NEW York Times
New York Times Company
London
Wilson
Congress
America
Oliver
London Times
Germany
Frank
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
England
France
Italy
White House
United Press
George Washington
Westminster Gazette
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Europe
President Wilson on voyage aboard George Washington
President Wilson faced the sea voyage test as American troops head toward France aboard the George Washington. He and Mrs. Wilson prepared for a lifeboat drill, toured decks, and conducted official duties while under way 450 miles out. Escorts included destroyers and the Pennsylvania leading the column as Minesweepers cleared the bow.
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France
McCauley
Cary T. Graveson
Emperor William
Empress
George Washington
Pennsylvania
German Spartacists stir fear as royalists blamed in Thorn siege
Berlin dispatch reports fear among Hindenburg era and former rulers as Spartacists stir opposition to Ebert government. High officials voice alarm at alleged royalist siege plans on Thorn, urging arrests and troop countermeasures while denying a real siege.
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Berlin
Hague
Netherlands
William
Spartacides
Thorn
Junkerdom
Aindenburg
Cassel
Weaver Sells Good Clothes at Broadway and 66th Street
Pinehurst North Carolina advert describes best golf and top people in the company. Men’s shop promises quality apparel and refined sports offerings.
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Weaver
Columbus
Aart
Pinehurst
N. C
Dutch Treat Kaiser as Another Napoleon
The Dutch capital weighs in on the ex-Kaiser amid global debate over his fate while wartime issues echo in The Hague. A terse dispatch notes international attention and public sentiment as the former ruler’s status becomes a point of contention.
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Kaiser
Napoleon
Subway guide ad from McKesson Obbins Inc Calox Took Rowder
A fragmented ad promotes a Subway Guide available through a dealer identified as McKesson & Obbins Inc, makers of Calox Took Rowder, indicating continued text on Page Three and urging readers to obtain their copy.
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Subway Guide
Fiet
McKesson & Obbins, Inc
Calox
Rowder
Adve
Lloyd George calls for stern justice against war foes
In a campaign speech Lloyd George vowed that those responsible for the war would be tried by an international court and face extreme penalties if found guilty. Sir Auckland Geddes echoed a policy of stern justice, urging trials for leaders of Germany, Bulgaria, and Austria, and death for atrocities.
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Lloyd George
British Wireless Service
Auckland Geddes
Local Government Board
National Service
Enver Pasha
Bulgaria
Austria
Geddes
National Advertisers See Metal Display Rack Sam tes on exhibition
National Advertisers show a metal display rack with sample items and a note about a Sam test on exhibition at Peach Co. 42 Unies vare Stuy. 3720. Advu.
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Peach Co
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Stuy
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