Berlin upheaval ends as Liebknecht slain and revolt crushed
Berlin reports claim the Spartacides were defeated with hundreds killed as government troops retake key stations. Spartacide attempts to seize an army depot near Berlin and the Sibulan railroad station are thwarted while streets near Unter den Linden see ongoing fighting.
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Copenhager
Exchange Telegraphy Company
Severs
Berlin
Thenarchys
Spartacide
Amsterdam
Ehert
Écleral
Sibulan
Tate
Unter den Linden
Tiergarten
Vallenvee
Spartacides
Bhut
Potadam
Wealthy flee Berlin by express to Munich in crisis
An express train carried many Berlin leaders to Munich as wealthy residents flee the capital. Women rushed away with jewel boxes while Independent Socialists seek a compromise government with Liebknecht amid a political crisis featuring possible triumph or suppression outcomes.
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Cunpright
New York Tribune Inc
UNICH
Berlin
Munich
Liebknecht
Cri
Allies Will Not Intervene in Berlin Revolt
Allied authorities in Germany report no planned intervention as Berlin fights continue. Dispatches note flag incidents at Adlon Hotel and turreted clashes near the Chancellor’s palace while Red Cross personnel had moved from the embassy area. Strong forces including Hindenburg Officers’ Corps arrive to restore order. Ludendorf reportedly en route but unwelcome in the capital.
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Germany
Berlin
Dickwan
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Spartacides
Chancellor
American Red Cross
Hindenburg
Ebert
Marshal von Windenburg
Tie Bert
Ludendorf
Spartacides Short Of Munitions Grow More Confident
Berlin reports indicate the Spartacides failed to seize key railway stations, hindering arms import. Government forces accumulate munitions and tighten control as fighting continues. Government remains confident and aims to force surrender of seized offices as a condition for peace.
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New Vere Tribune
Twe
Berlin
Spartacides
Potsdam
Anhalt
Frogh
Lebaudy Slain and Widow Held as Tragedy Unfolds
A man identified as Lebaudy is shot dead at a Long Island home while his wife Marie Lebaudy, 38, is found unconscious and jailed as a prisoner. The couple’s daughter calls a lawyer to report the shooting, and local authorities begin a wide inquiry amid a tense aftermath and conflicting accounts.
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Salar
Short
Gaeloe
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Thin
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Millionave
Nassau County
Jack de Saulles
Wight
Jacquelin Lehandy
Bonar Law Flies to Paris for Peace Conference Parley
London Jan 11 British delegates to the peace conference departed for Paris this morning. Premier Lloyd George its companions and the dominion premiers and India representatives traveled by common vote. Bonar Law the chancellor of the exchequer made the trip by airplane as he tends to fly when visiting France.
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Lloyd George
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India
Andrew Boni Law
Meade
France
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Novumn Pars
French Reject J Proposal for Russian Truce
France opposes any plan that grants recognition to the Bolshevik regime and will keep Soviet Russia treated as an enemy. The British proposal sought a truce for the peace conference and invited all Russian governments to cease hostilities. Continued on pages.
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France
Russia
Stephen Pichon
Harbor Strike Halted by Wilson Mediation Order
President Wilson cables War Labor Board urging immediate action to end the New York harbor strike. He notes the disruption harms troop and supply movements and appeals for a prompt finding and government and private cooperation to restore production and avoid industrial dislocation.
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National War Laber Board
Themer
Delaware, Lackawanne & Western Railroad
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Thomas Delahunty
Marine Workers’ Affiliation
Niss
Thomas Delahusty
Marine Workers Afiliation
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West Shore
Mr. Delahunty
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Benjamin M. Squires
Department of Labor
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Basil Manly
Taft
Pittsburgh
Ni York
Board of Estimate
City Hall
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Railroad Administration
President Wilson backs Hines as new U S railroad chief
Los Angeles and PAMIS report Walker D Hines is named director general of railroads to succeed William G McAdoo amid approval from the White House. McAdoo praises Hines honesty and capacity, noting his rise from stenographer to vice president of the Louisville and Nashville system and his long service in Santa Fe leadership.
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Walker D. Hines
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Wilson
William G. McAdoo
White House
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Winslow
Ariz
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Washington
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Louisville & Nashville
New York
Soo
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