Berlin Falls to Government as Troops Seize City
Berlin battles erupt as government forces occupy all public buildings and thousands more troops pour in. Spartacans suffer heavy losses at key rail hub and several cities report riots and street fighting across the Ruhr.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Eclingske Tidende
Anhalt
Jens
Frankfort
Machine Sup c
Chancellors Pi
Unter den Lin
Wilhelmstrasse
Brandenbe
Dresden
Brunswick
Dusseldorf
Firen
Dortmund
Munich
Politiken
Dhs Sparancan
Conflicting Berlin Revolt Reports Reach Paris and London
Paris and London receive mixed dispatches on the German upheaval as Berlin battles continue. Indpendent Socialists allegedly seize control while Spartacists, led by Karl Liebknecht, push for a rival government. Reports vary on Noske’s response and regional unrest. Continued on page four.
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Paris
London
Sorry We Cannot Give You New York Wilson Refutes Italian Claims
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson in Turin replying to Foreign Minister Sonnino on annexation of former Austrian lands. Wilson stated, I am sorry that we cannot give you New York, Baron, noting New York’s large Italian population. The remark carries diplomatic significance amid Italian concerns.
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New York
Wilson
Italy
New York Tribune
Paris
Turin
Rome
Sonnino
Victor
Revolt's Fury Surprises Liebknecht and Berlin Uprising
Berlin faces a real revolution as the November 4 revolt marks a class power shift with little resistance. Eichhorn’s resignation triggers a government and press pushback, while Spartacist groups mobilize in support. Police, workers, and street leadership shape a tense power struggle across Berlin.
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Ren Gure Tribune
New York Tribune
Berlin
Hickhorn
Hichhorn
Radicals Hope To Lure Allies Into Germany
Berne dispatch reports Vienna Arbeiter Zeitung analysis of the split in Germany between Spartacus and Majority Socialists. Spartacists seek world revolution using Soviet links, provoking Entente intervention. socialists warn of hunger and Bolshevism as a failing result. Herman Greulich, Karl Liebknecht quoted on Bolshevism and hunger.
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Germany
New York Tribune
New York
Berne
Jan
Spartacus Group
Vienna “Arbeiter Zeitung
German Republic
Entente
Argentine Shipping Tied Up By Buenos Ayres Harbor Strike
Argentine shipping is halted with no vessels moving from Buenos Ayres as a harbor strike continues. Government plans to ration loading and unloading were discussed but the union indicated no movement until the strike ends, signaling uncertainty for trans-Atlantic traffic.
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Buenos Ayres
Nigente
Varnela
Roosevelt Will Read To Family Widows Share Predicted
Roosevelts will read to family as details emerge. Residue to widow in trust for children. executors named. Guard kept at Youngs Cemetery for protection against souvenir hunters and a vigil by veterans. Roosevelt’s burial prompts widespread tributes and letters from wartime allies and officials.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Theodore
George Emlen Roosevelt
George G. Kobbe
Lny
Roosevelt & Kobbe
Wall Street
Young's Cemetery
C. T Reynolds
Medical Corps
Clemenceau Heads Peace Delegates Named by France
Paris dispatch reports the French Council of Ministers approved a six member peace delegation led by Premier Clemenceau with Foreign Minister Pichon and ministers Lucien Klein
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Clemenceau
France
Paris
Havyas
Council of Ministers
Followingurges Clemenceau
Stephen Pichon
Louis Lucien Klots
Minanee Mi
Three Ferry Lines To Operate Today In City
Three ferry lines will run today based on late night notices from the Police Department and the Department of Docks and Ferries. The municipal service between South Ferry and St George Staten Island, Lackawanna service between Barcel third streets and Hoboken, and the Sixty-ninth Street route between St George Staten Island and Sixty-ninth Street Brooklyn are listed. One municipal boat, the Manhattan, operated by police, will be in commission today with more boats to join if crews are available.
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Department of Docks and Ferries
South Ferry
Manhattan
St. George
Staten Island
Lackawanna
Barcel Third Streets
Hoboken
Sixty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Marine Division
Pier A
South Terry
Christopher
Mariners Harbor
Elizabethport
Bay Ridge
Staten Island Civic League
John Delaney
Police Department of
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Jmiblie
Staten Iland
Theil van Kull
Bayonne
Orb
Nomis
Tottenville
Perth Amboy
Porm Nal
Brady’ Duels
Martin's Docks
Siapeton
Pouch Terminal Company
Clifton
Tme
Railroad Administration
Marine Workers
National War Labor Board
Persit
Staten Islant
Paul Bonynge
Basil M. Manly
Fonynge
Manly
Washington
War and Navy Departments
United States Shipping Board
Harbor Craft Strike Fails To Move Army Supplies
Federal officials, after a Washington conference with War Navy and Railroad heads, delay action on the New York harbor strike. Army planners warn of possible drastic measures to keep supplies moving overseas as 40,000 Staten Island workers face disruption and ferry services collapse. Indignation grows at St George as residents demand a subway link to Manhattan.
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New York Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
New York Harbor
War and Navy Departments
Railroad Administration
Shipping Board
New York
John A. Donald
Charles R. Page
H. B. Ehrman
W. T. Tyler
Navy
Louis Mellale Howe
Roosevelt
Army
Frank T. Hines
Stanley King
Newton D. Baker
King
New York Tor Hight
Baker
War Department
Reece
Comeratd
Latest U Boat Shown
London reports a newly arrived German U boat UC 95 at Westminster Pier. The vessel is described as mine laying, with six mine wells, a bow net cutter named Veretus, and a noted three month battle damage, reflecting advanced wartime device design.
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London
Sun
Treas
Whames
Westminster Pier
UC 95
Lunt Cy
Plea Urges New England Women Aid Allied Garment Plead
Boston January 9 James Jackson head of the New England division of the American Red Cross appeals to New England women to complete their record of work by making garments for Allied countries. He notes difficulty in securing volunteers in chapters and urges continued effort to support Belgian and French peoples.
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Boston
New Englad
James Jackson
New England
American Red Cross
Jackson
Tie
New Engand
War Board Defied by Jailbreak Villain Jaures Assassination Trial
Paris January 9 1914 reports that Reau Villain who assassinated Jean Jaures a socialist leader in Paris will be brought to trial. Jaures was shot while dining in a Paris restaurant. Villain claimed he acted to punish Franco in wartime cannings amid treason charges. Reports detail strain over eight hour day and wartime labor disputes in New York ports with ferry crews threatening strikes and government seizure possible.
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Jaures
Paris
Reau Villain
Jean Fanner
Franco
Cannings
Natonal War Labor Board
Pan
Railroad Administration
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