General strike hits Chicago as workers quit mass services
The first walkout in a widening labor pause disrupted city functions with 500 chauffeurs and teamsters leaving, halting garbage collection and refuse processing across Chicago. Other nationwide items include Senate action on the German peace treaty and the Kapp coup aftermath in Berlin, shaping a tense interwar period.
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German Revolution a Mystery and World Chaos Puzzle
The piece surveys the League of Nations vote defeat in the U.S. Senate, Germany’s postwar turmoil led by Kapp and Ebert, and hints at wider European disorder. It notes fears of Bolshevik menace, political plots, and strategic moves by Ebert, Ludendorff, and Hindenburg as Germany teeters between order and chaos. It also covers U.S. presidential race dynamics, Mexican affairs, and Allied occupation of Constantinople.
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