Australia Will Sell Wheat in World Markets
London reports Prime Minister Hughes received a telegram from Treasurer Watt stating the Australian Wheat Board will sell 1,000,000 tons of wheat at a minimum price of 57 pence per bushel if Australia may compete in world markets and reserve rent on hand, due to the upcoming harvest and payments of at least £10,000.
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London
W. M. Hughes
W. A. Watt
The
Australian
Australian Wheat Board
Australia
Ex Kaiser Has Many Adherents in Germany
A Dutch observer in The Hague reports to the Daily Mail that loyalists to the Kaiser remain numerous after defeat. He estimates loyalties at one to two revolutionaries and says many soldiers stay true to the emperor, noting the German army persists under generals devoted to his cause.
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London
Germany
Daily Mail
the Hague
Hremerhaven
Holland
The Kaiser's Abdication Controversy
The document contains no dynastic succession terms nor countersignature by an official. If it shows Wilhelm II abdicating, he remained in effect king and emperor while in Holland. Holland may have abused hospitality, and the abdication timing aligns with extradition debates.
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Wilhelm II
Prussia
Germany
Holland
Armistice Signed as German Troops Withdraw
German soldiers sign an armistice while earlier they dumped ammunition into the canal and looted central stores of the municipal relief committee.
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Cma
Municipal Relief Committee
Uncertain Text Summary of Local Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a medical or emergency scene with mentions of Dr D Kel and a reference to death. The readable portions imply a dramatic event and ongoing response, but many words are garbled and names unclear.
South Africa to Follow Johannesburg 5 A
Sir George Cave states that if Australia and Canada eject Germans Britain should act. He argues South Africa must follow suit and align with allied actions.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
George Cave
Australia
Canada
Baby's Own Tablets Promote Health for Little Ones
Mothers can win the battle for the health of their babies with Baby's Own Tablets. The mild medicine claims to soothe children and help prevent common illnesses like worms and colds.
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Kane
Soviet trade block ends all business with Sweden says study
A Swedish export association report after a thorough investigation finds that current Russo Swedish trading conditions make it impossible to conduct business with the Soviet Union. The chief of the Russian division and other experts consulted conclude a functional trade relationship cannot be established under present terms.
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Stidning
Swedish Export Association
Kaiser’s Land in British Columbia Baronial Holdings
A Daily Mail writer in London reports on Canada’s plans to address large Pacific coast land holdings by the Kaiser through agents. It notes Alvensleben’s purchases on Vancouver Island and the mainland under multiple names, likely tied to William Hohenzollern, with a promise that investigations will uncover all Adyvansleben transactions and Canada will not tolerate dealings with the ex Kaiser or his circle.
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London Daily Mail
London
Daily Mail
Canada
Pacific
Yebbe
Government Department
Alvensleben
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
William Hohenzollern
Exsaiser
Germany's outlawry and the duty of powers
The New York Outlook argues that Germany has broken the ties of international comity and cannot be trusted as a member of the family of nations. It asserts Germany chose to abandon the United front on August 1, 1914 and that the allies should not intervene to avert the consequences.
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New York
Indians Boost Crop Output on Canadian Reserves
The article notes that in 1917 Canada’s Indigenous reserves had 70 688 acres under cultivation, rising to 82 421 acres in the following year and yielding 1 350 324 bushels of grain, a gain of 76 665 bushels. The crops generated over half a million in income, and the increased value of live stock is seen as a larger gain than grain.
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Canada
German Admiral Objects to Hauling Down Flag
Admiral von Reuter, commander of the German fleet that surrendered on November 21, protests an order by Admiral Beatty to strike the German flag in British ports. He argues internment in a British harbor equals neutral port internment and cites chivalry and wartime custom. Beatty replies that the armistice suspends hostilities but war remains, so no German ensign should be raised in British custody.
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London
von Reuter
David Beatty
Holloway
Beatty
Germany
Canadians To Celebrate Christmas in Mainz Germany
Ottawa reports Canadians in the invading force will spend a victorious Christmas in Mainz where they may base headquarters until peace is signed. Mainz sits on the Rhine’s left bank, a historic fortress city in Hesse with fortifications enlarged since 1871.
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Ottawa
Germany
Rhine
Mainz
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Sethe de Rowengem
Kastel
German warships handed over except three vessels
Berlin reports surrender of German warships under armistice terms nearly complete with Koenig Dresden and a torpedo boat still to be taken to England. 122 U boats already delivered. Baltic mine clearance begun and Little Belt Great Belt crossing possible without a pilot.
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Basel
Berlin
Koenig
Dresden
England
Heligoland
Baltic
Little Belt
Great Belt
Putnam's Corn Remover Promises Quick Cure
An old advertisement claims Putnam's corn remover loosens and shrivels the corn in one piece. It touts ease of use and guaranteed curing, with promised low cost and broad accessibility.
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Putnam's
High Officers Involved Former Emperor Charles Drew Army Account
Vienna reports that German Austrian council seeks Hungarian and Czech cooperation to publish diplomatic war documents and probe war conduct. It claims former Emperor Charles secretly drew 1,500,000 crowns from army funds and notes possible charges against Archduke Frederick and other high officers over army contracts.
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Charles
Berlin
National Council
Czeds
Vienna
Vossieche Zeitung
Archduke Frederick
Count Berchtold
Count’ Cerernin
Warning Signs of Fainting and Heart Strain
The article warns that fainting spells signal weakened heart and nervous systems and urges immediate action. It promotes Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills as a preventive remedy to strengthen the system and avoid deepening illness.
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Tak- Milburn
Roy
American Aviators Honored at Dinner by U S Pilots
A U S pilots group hosts a dinner honoring American aviators with remarks praising their service and achievements. Attendees include notable officers and veterans who recount missions and wartime contributions.
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U. S
Byi
King Sends Congratulations on Victory Loan Success
King conveys warm congratulations to Canada on the Victory Loan success. His message praises the government and people of Canada for a display of financial strength and national maturity.
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Ottawa
Canada
Lis
Canadian force on Dvina river expedition described in Times letter
A Times letter from an officer details a Canadian force in north Russia near the Dvina. The troops are hardy and versatile, lodging in a long tented camp and hunting for food. An officer trapped a 42 pound salmon after five hours and notes the men are healthy and in demand for varied tasks.
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London
Dvina
North
Russia
the Times
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