Ex Kaiser Delivered Demanded by Allies In Conference
Reports from Amsterdam and Washington recount turmoil as ex Kaiser Wilhelm II is described as mentally strained awaiting possible extradition. Talks in London and Paris contemplate delivering him to the Entente, with Foch and Colonel Hastings noted as possible attendees. In America officials say the United States will likely not join in a plan to compel Holland to surrender him.
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London
Amsterdam
Wiltam Hohenzollern
Amerongen Castle
Archen
Holland
Wilhelm
Washington
United States
Ettents
Halland
Wilhelte
State Department
Police Court Reports Virtuous Month With Arrest
Police court records show a virtuous month with an arrest of lam almeht bey Charles Myers, a night policeman, marked as the first case recorded this month. Chief Hoberte notes it as the most active month since a Kle connection with the police department. $100 ball money was forfeited, totaling $200 paid into police court this month with one day remaining.
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Lam Almeht Bey
Charles Myers
Kle
Kaiser on the Move Is Report
London dispatch reports the former Kaiser guard, in a dark overcoat, arriving in Massberg yesterday and moving to Amerongen castle, joining the former Kaiserlein. His luggage reportedly contains 20 large trunks.
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Kaiser
London
Lere
Kateer
Massberg
Amerongén Cantle
Kateerin
Granaries fuller as stocks rise in Washington report
Washington November 29. The agriculture department announced that tin ton granaries full with a greatly larger commercial stock on hand than a year ago. The note highlights a broad expansion in grain reserves and indicates improved market readiness.
Freedom of Sea Definition Divides World in Talks
United Free Staff reports that President Wilkon prepares to address Congress amid divergent views on Freedom of the Seas as a key issue shaping the next world conference. London dispatch notes Allied leaders show wide disagreement on defining this principle, influencing the peace table and postwar order.
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Robert Bender
United Free
Washington
Wilkon
Fie
Congress
Carwer
Dunierstic Frollelee
Coftgren
Beas
Cormrolt
United Prom
London
Aritioh
Dickson Wins Golf Handicap Event at Local Links
Dickson won the handicap at a local links event west of town with J Tallman second and G A Nariman third. Net scores for the top trio were 77 for Dickson, AY Hallman 3 for Nariman, and the rest including W D McNair 46 and J W Collie 86.
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Forday
HH. W. Dickwin
J. ¥. Tallman
G. A Nariman
Dickson
Hallman
Mbrinian
Holfern
W. D. McNair
JL W. Collie
Building urged by industries board seeks wartime growth
The Industries Board outlines new rules to encourage construction and improvements across the country. Drafting at focal headquarters through the War Industries Board aims to remove restrictions on building, regardless of count or material, to aid national recovery and bolster government efforts.
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Revier
War Industries Board
Focal
Bate Council of Defense
Services Will Honor L H Geiss Tomorrow
The funeral of L A Cele, who died Wednesday evening, will be from the Presbyterian Manee with Ur Bleakney officiating. Pallbearers include BC McCook, A K McCully, Clarence Penland, Mo W Hatch, H F McLean, R H Horn. Geiss helped in Umatilla County patriotic work and led district precinct No 28 Kendleton. Berlin talks report English, Prussian and American reps to discuss armistice terms in Berlin.
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L. A. Cele
Kendleton
Preacher Defies Flu Ban and City Prosecution Collapses
A city attempt to prosecute Pastor Alfred Lockwood of the Church of the Redeemer for holding services yesterday stalled after an attorney found a defect in the ordinance. Lockwood and parishioners gathered, prompting debate over whether the ban serves its purpose. Officials have yet to issue a formal statement as the issue is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lockwood
Church of the Redeemer
Hev. Lockwood
C. O. Breadth
James Sturgis First Lieutenant Promotion Report
First Lieutenant James Sturgis of field artillery confirmed from second lieutenant, with Baltic Ocean movement noted in October. Lampkin cites Ritter, Verdun front message. Officer to sail home via Breit November 6, expected December 15 in New York. Mentions airmen bombing hospital, casualties.
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James
Baltic
FPOW
Lampkin
Ker Wn
Ritner
Gataln
Lanpkin
Ritter
New York
Verdun
Bechc
Massacre of Jews Reported in Bolshevik Cities
Reported violence against Jewish communities in Bolshevik controlled areas. The dispatch notes unrest in Italian cities with fear of broader ethnic reprisals as authorities struggle to contain the outbreak. Clues point to widespread hostility and logistical turmoil affecting civilian populations.
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Ital
Austria Hungary casualties reach four million
Copenhagen dispatch records war losses from Austria Hungary totaling four million. The tally lists about 500,000 killed and 1,000,000 missing among officers and men, with other figures cited from received data.
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Austria Hungary
Copenhagen
Vuestria-Flangars
Five Die in Train Collision Near Chicago Chicago News Brief
Five people aboard a Baltimore and Ohio train near Chicago were killed in a wreck. The incident, reported November 29, details unclear due to damaged copy. Additional lines reference November 28 placard signing and a peace treaty discussion unrelated to the crash.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Preliminary Conference Notes For Sen Pais New 29
Preliminary conference report outlines actions involving Senator Pais and House members. Readings focus on committee placements, potential amendments, and scheduling for the next legislative session as officials discuss strategy and policy priorities.
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PAIS
Bulgarian Crown Prince Dorle Restored to Throne
In Bulgaria the crown prince is firmly on the throne after a brief demonstration period. Washington reports indicate a restoration of order as Bulgaria resumes governance. Authorities assert stability and note international aid including wheat sent to address famine conditions.
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Washington
Sov
Finlgoria
Onher
Astons
Prince Dorle
Anerica
Wren
Liberty Fuel Invention Marks War Economy Advance
Liberty Fuel is hailed as a major war economy invention by war officers in Washington. The new fuel is described as vastly cheaper and adaptable to all motor vehicles engines and airplanes. Early experiments indicate broad applicability across military and civilian transport.
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Washington
Nive
Geensieka
Ltont
Resignations in German Cabinet Stirs Hospital Controversy
In Bewilan on November 28, reports note cabinet members consider resignations of Porden, Musherzer, and Scheldemann. Joe Despain, wounded in combat, writes from hospital about recovery and the hope of rejoining his unit. Aghast by war’s toll, the letter reveals caution amid political shifts and military strain as officials weigh changes.
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Germany
Joe Despain
Bewilan
Cabininot
Porden
Self
Musherzer
Mince Scheldemann
Payo
Valencientes
Hoepital
Tirothwr
Justin Wee
Allied Squadron To Meet Wilson In Mid Atlantic
Plans are under way for an allied squadron to meet President Wilson’s convoy in the mid Atlantic. The escort mission aims to protect the future president during voyage.
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Wilson
London
Pimesdilomt Wilson
mid-Atlantic
American troops await orders on Rhentth Prosia occupation
American forces patrolling the Moertle and Sauer rivers hold positions opposite deserted villages. Civilians reportedly panic when attempting to flee as government orders them back. Third Army officers and soldiers are commanded to show utmost patience and restraint, using force only in extremis during the planned Rhentth Prosia occupation.
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HY Weee Miller
Moertle
Sauer
Flerman
Third Army
Rhentth Prosia
Funeral tomorrow for John E. South
Funeral services for John E. South will be held Saturday morning at 1 o clock at the Kray milloom Olney cemetery conducted by Rev. Ro EH dlepnall. He was a well known citizen of western Oregon and veteran of the early wars, survived by his widow of Water Street, a daughter Esther South and two sons Veeder South with the 91st division in France and Lawrence South.
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Kray Milloom
Olney
Ro EH Dlepnall
Harty
Esther South
Corporal Veeder South
France
Lawrence South
Villa Attack Feared Near Border in Mexican Town
Report from Paso in Sov. 29 notes fear of an attack on Janres by Francis Villas outlhews as crowds of women and children flee toward the American edge. No immediate sign of pursuit reported in the Mexican town.
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Paso
Jnares
Francis Villas
Cromead
Villa
Organization Meeting At Baden On Dec 16
The writers' council on the front has nullified plans to send delegates to a special meeting in December to discuss articisation in organizing the German government. Dispatched reports note developments in Terle and Herlin with conflicting statements about imperial workmen and soldiers. Investigations and imperial concerns loom as regional divisions form and uncertainty persists.
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Baden
Wallee
Writers' Council
Haseen
Tere Decwrs Bor
Fr Organisine
Elise
Herlin
Ricki
Ambiguous Settlement Agreement Reached Between Parties
In New York on February 28 a civil agreement was reportedly reached between two unnamed parties after persistent talks. The details remain unclear due to damaged text but the settlement was described as final and binding subject to standard conditions.
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York
Nea
Ruth
Mooney commuted to life in prison by governor
The Sacramento action reports Governor Stephens commuting Thomas Mooney's death sentence to life imprisonment. A strong labor stance favored hanging, while some readers opposed Mooney as anti labor. The governor's statement recounts the 1916 events and motives cited in court, framing the case as a murder tied to pan German agitation rather than labor conflict.
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Sachamento
Moouney
LABOR
Hangeng
Sacramento
Mooney
Glwas
American Federation of Labor
Stephens
Wilton
Thomas
California
Kafeer
WarCosts and Cheap Goods Debate Echoes in Looming Elections
Fragmented OCR notes discuss wartime finance and the burden of costs. Mentions Lloyd George and public sentiment on government expenditure and taxation. The text references elections and political responsibility amid economic strain.
Weather Warmer Forecast Summary Analysis
Fragmentary weather note mentions warmer conditions and winds from the southwest. No clear city, date, or sustained forecast data available.
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