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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1918

Page

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Demobilization Plan Sets Four Ports for U S Return

War department outlines return of American troops from Europe via Boston New York Newport News and Charleston with eight to ten months expected for full repatriation Conservative estimates rely on German ships and four gateways to streamline unloading by regional rail networks Relatives will not be allowed on Hoboken piers to greet the first returning units for health checks and orderly processing

Washington Boston New York Newport News Charleston S. C War Department United States Department Europe Fources Shipping Board Imperator Vaterland Leviathan Germany England Hoboken Bring McManus

No Official Report On Peru Chile Tilt

Washington November 30 Officials say no formal communication has reached the state department about the Peru Chile dispute over the provinces of Arica and Tacna. Reports on the controversy have circulated in both countries with US representatives in place, but the matter remains un formally brought to Washington.

Washington Peru Chile Alacna Arica State Department United States

British Advance Reports Frontline Reach

London November 29 British official communique says our advanced troops extended their reach to the German frontier along the entire front from the northern Duchy of Luxembourg to near Larpen, signaling a significant push against German lines.

London Duchy of Luxemburg Larpen

Lloyd George Says Germany Must Pay War Costs in Indemnities

London reports capture Lloyd George declares in Newcastle that victory rests on Allied valor and that Germany must bear war costs up to its capacity. He warns against dumping cheap goods as indemnity and calls for punishment for those who spied on Britain.

Germany George London David Lloyd George New Castle Priday Lloyd George France Prince Guil

Food Costs and War Crime Rhetoric in Allied Dispatch

A garbled Allied dispatch paints food scarcity in Vienna with extreme prices for clothing and basics, contrasting war hardship with a call for accountability. It quotes Lloyd George on crimes against humanity, submarine warfare, and future punishment, urging impartial, stern investigations and a court of history.

Lloyd George

Berlin demands abdication from former German emperor in Holland

A Berlin government telegram to the former German emperor, then in Holland, seeks his formal abdication and that of the crown prince. The telegraph says the emperor's suite, staying at Maarn, will return to Germany today while the former empress travels.

London Berlin Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Holland Amsterdam The Telegraaf Maarn Germany

San Francisco DA Aims to Indict Densmore over Wire Taps

Charles M. Fickert district attorney of San Francisco says he will seek a grand jury indictment against John B. Densmore federal director general of employment for alleged wire tapping. The probe centers on Densmore’s report to Secretary Wilson on the Mooney case and conversations tapped on multiple telephone lines. The grand jury asked Governor Stephens to compel Densmore to testify and to provide a certified copy of the report.

San Francisco Charles M. Fickert Associated Press County Grand Jury John B. Densmore Department of Labor Fickert Densmore Secretary of Labor Wilson Mooney Grand Jury Gov. Stephens Dens Gover Shoy Tion Aris

Wilson to lead American delegation to peace conference

President Wilson will head the American delegation to the peace conference with Robert Lansing Henry White Col E M House Gen T H Bliss named as other members. The White House announced the lineup Friday night.

Washington Wilson White House Robert Lansing Col. E. M. House Ilenry White France Italy Gen T. H. Bliss Army

America Has Five Envoys at Peace Conferences

The White House announced at executive offices that the U S representatives at the peace conferences would be the President, the Secretary of State, Henry White, Edward M House, and Bliss. The statement names five envoys including the noted figures as key negotiators for the United States.

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