German Revolts Achieve Widespread Control Across Germany
London dispatch reports through heavy upheaval as workmen and soldiers seize key cities with little bloodshed. Danzig Kiel and Königsberg fall as Mirr Noake named Kiel governor. Saxony king dethroned and republic proclaimed. equal suffrage for women to be debated with proposed elections. Emperor Karl’s deposition announced via Central News wireless from Copenhagen.
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London
Germany
Denzig
Direwion
Konispsburg
Mirr Noake
Kiel
Copenhagen
Karl
Navy and Marine draft calls to pause nationwide
Washington officials announced that draft calls for the Navy and Marine Corps are suspended while the Army induction order remains unchanged. Men who already received questionnaires before September 12 must submit them. others must comply. The Navy and Marine processing will resume per a forthcoming explanatory circular.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Washington
Plamondon Fills Hospital Vacancy
A long time county physician Plamondon fills a vacancy at the state hospital transferring duties to Dr W D McNery. He leaves after years of practice and takes a captaincy in Camp Lowla, with A Be Tantaale stepping aside.
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Wits Wis Sda
Plawenden
Thie County
Saniay Na
State Hospital
W .D. McNery
A. Be Tantaale
alHence
Hermiediod Corte al Camp Lowla
Austrian Foreign Minister Adler Dies in Vienna
Copenhagen reports the death of Austrian Foreign Minister Adler in Vienna. Details are sparse as officials confirm the fatality amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Copenhagen
Adler
Vienna
Allied War Council That Dictated Armistice Terms
In session at Versailles the United States and allied war council agreed on armistice terms submitted to Germany. The chair and authorities later presented the forms through Mosh to delegates from the enemy.
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United States and Allied War Council
Versailles
Germany
Charmin
Mosh
War Weather Fete Ends With Bonfire Across Town
Crowds in Pendleton gather for a wartime celebration that fills streets with a grand parade, cars adorned with flags, bells and horns. Fire at the old Happy Canyon site documents the night’s fiery finale as townsfolk celebrate a day of patriotism and communal harmony.
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Flite Mathématicul de Vine
Pendleton
Counirs
Cura
Happy Canyon
Ghent Occupied as Belgians Advance in War News
Dispatches report Ghent captured by Belgian forces amid advancing troops. London coverage notes Belgian movement and front updates. Copenhagen cites Vienna poised for general strike on the morrow as tensions rise in the war.
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London
Boone
Ghent
Copenhagen
Vienna
Presidents Address Heard by Military Civilian Crowds
In Congress Halls throngs gather to hear the president's address. The message outlines terms of armistice and military clauses, including swift withdrawal from occupied territories and consequences for noncompliance. Allies and United States will enforce the terms jointly, with further details promised on page 2.
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Congress
Weertern Front
Bethium
France
Alpace- Larrmaing
Luxemburg
Armiathe Verman
Prominent Pendleton figure Charles Heard dies at 4 AM
Charlee EK Heard, a noted Pendleton financier and real estate dealer, died this morning at his home 21 Lincoln Street after a brief illness. He was a Virginia native and longtime Pendleton resident, survived by his widow and family. Funeral plans await word from Richmond and Monteville. He belonged to the Pendleton lodge and had worked in insurance and real estate.
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Charlee EK. Heard
Lincoln Street
Lashjenn
Virghila
Pendinton
Deomier
W. Tullis
W. Webb
Horlei
Nix
Richmond
Monteville
Pendleton Lie Hide
WEST END PEOPLE MAKE WELKIN RING IN HERMITSON
Hermiston and Stanfield held a joint celebration yesterday with a parade featuring 162 AMto In the parade a band and Echo home guards participated. Speakers included H. W. Coe Yates and EB Thotieen. A bonfire lit the event as people mingled and festooned the town with bunting.
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Hermiston
Stanfield
Taho
Stanfield Peeples
Hermite
Echo Home Guards
Nelac
Joe Hinkle
H.W. Coe
Tooo. Yates
Ass Eb.thotieen
Prisoners May Rebuild Where Han Devastated
Officials study armistice terms as German and Japanese prisoners will be protected. High authorities confirmed prisoners will not work due to central power damage. Germans deported Helphins and Brooch for work during the war.
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Washington
Pram
Sulf Asks Leniency in Armistice Terms
A fragment notes a plea to the president for softened armistice terms. It mentions wartime tensions, a stationing greeting, and rebellion context, with the message reportedly delivered last night.
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Washington
French General Headquarters May Move to Metz Amid Food Shortage
Paris reports French General Headquarters may relocate to Metz within 30 days as Allied efforts to stabilize the region continue. Debates over zone reductions and transportation are cited as early peace conference prospects fade while Wilson’s diplomatic push gains attention among officials and observers.
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John DE Gandt
United Prem
Parl
Mets
Petit Parisien
Bismarck
Many Small German States Seen After War End
Washington report notes developments in Germany in the coming months may reshape Europe. Allied diplomats hint at dividing the empire into small democracies, with local revolutions pressuring principalities and provinces. Uncertainty remains whether a German delegation will join peace talks at Versailles.
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Washington
Germany
Ilieitien
Europe
Questionnaires on Peace Initiative Sitters in City Hall
The calendar notes at the council chamber today show the legal advisory board reviewing questionnaires tied to the peace program. Registrants are urged to complete their forms as the effort continues until orders change from Washington.
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Incal
Council Chamber
City ‘Mall
Bourd
Washington
Economic Conditions Firm Amid War Mobilization
Washington November 13 chairman Barre of the war industries bond hears that America hurried this war’s end with a firm steady grip on all economic conditions. Intertribal disturbances or money panics were forestalled by Everett control of materiel labor fuel food industry and trade. The wet trade board will continue to monitor to supply military Holt on capert train through bening license and allow relaxation only at safe conditions per vit.
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Washington
Barre
Anverics
Everett
Wet Trade Board
Willecoyntignr
Maliitary
Holt
Joe Despain Fights Through Two Years of War Injuries
Joe Despain of the city, a veteran of two years of combat, was wounded ten days before the end of the war. The account details his persistence after a serious injury, the moments of danger, and the impact on his unit. Strong entities include Joe Despain and the unit commander.
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Joe Despain
Flu Ban Message From Walla Walla Street Update
A fragile, reformatted report from Walla Walla notes a city flu ban in effect with restrictions and a rising death toll. The piece mentions closures, a quarantine reading, and that schools and the University of Washington would reopen Wednesday.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walle
University of Washingt
Hoover urges conserve food amid world crisis
Hoover warns that famine and unrest threaten civilization as he speaks to the state food administration before departing to lead food distribution abroad. He emphasizes saving food to shield societies and maintain social order during wartime shortages.
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Washington
Hoover
Europe
State Food Administration
Forder T
Influenza Epidemic Claims Sheridan Ore Victim
Sheridan Oregon November 11 influenza epidemic strikes town claiming Guy Lady as a victim dying Thursday evening after about a week of illness. Officials note the epidemic may be abating with new cases reported in two days and announce public places to reopen Monday.
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Sheridan
Ore
Guy Lady
Tusty
Weather Report Summary for Today
The day shows clear skies with a high around 66 degrees and a low near 24. Winds from the west, no rainfall expected, and temperatures in the 40s to mid 60s throughout the day.
War torn Paris bursts into gaiety amid victory cheers
Paris greets victory with sudden joy as churches, avenues and streets fill with laughter and celebrations. Citizens shout Vive La France while crowds parade, windows blaze with color, and tears mix with triumph as the city fills with renewed hope.
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William Phillip
Faris
Paris
Dauchier
Mile
Olen
France
Grand Duke Arrest Reported in Amsterdam
Amsterdam November 2 reports state the Grand Duke of Heese has been arrested, details pending.
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Amsterdam
Grand Duke of
Heese
Navy program grows with expansion plans in Washington
Navy department moves to expand fleet and bases as Congress reviews a large program. Plans include ten battleships six battle cruisers and numerous auxiliary vessels. Efforts aim to boost naval power and industrial output in the capital region.
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NAVY
Washington
Navy Department
Congress
SoCou
Enthusiasm and Generosity Aid War Drive in Adams District
On opening day of the war fund drive, committees reported widespread support and donations. Adams district leaders highlighted substantial contributions and pledged further efforts, with volunteers tallying funds across precincts and rallying residents to sustain the campaign.
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Adams
Bovey
Patriotic Referee League
United War Works
Sentershay
Laurie Cewe
Challadin
Riverside Secur
John Dyer
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