Independents Turn Against Ebert Regime in Berlin Dispute
Berlin dispatches report a breach between the Ebert Scheidemann group and the Independents. The Independents demand a Hasse Liebknecht government as Soviet requests urge Solf's resignation and confiscation of foreign affairs documents. The Hague says archives will be placed under a people plenipotentiaries commission.
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Germany’s so-called revolution viewed as imposture
London Times Service notes from Wolff messages suggest German public opinion may favor dissolving the existing government for reform and that the so called revolution is a sham by unreformed old regime elements seeking to consolidate power. The Junker legation in Switzerland is cited as supporting this view.
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Allies Move to Extradite Former Kaiser
Nov. 30 reports from Faonion detail Allied plans to demand the extradition of the former German emperor Wilhelm II. British and German officials show resolve to hold him personally accountable, with neutral dispatches noting favorable signs for invoking accountability in Berlin.
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Hughes Opposed to Federal Ownership of the Railroads
Former chief Charles E. Hughes warned against radical war power control of peace, urged close government supervision of railroads rather than direct federal ownership, and argued regulation should curb unbridled enterprise while supporting collective bargaining and women’s expanding roles.
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Columabia University
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America Will Not Seek Gain at Peace Conference
Amid debate over President Wilson’s peace delegation, remarks by Senator Johnson of California condemn the president’s self-appointment as head of the American group. He argues the speech could alter events and questions the delegation’s personnel. Johnson asserts the president claims sole fitness to sit at the peace table for the 105,000,000 Americans.
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Paris Dispatch on Clemenceau Talks With House and Allies
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau met with Colonel House and other leaders for discussions ahead of London. The tone reflects American interests in postwar issues and reactions in Europe to President Wilson’s peace conference plans. A proposed division of the German navy is debated, with American noninvolvement and strategic risk noted.
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Peace Conference Opens In Paris Heavily Hinted At
Paris dispatch reports the peace conference begins December 16 in Versailles with several peace pacts expected. Preliminary talks aim to end the armistice, demobilize forces, and resume postwar connections among Allied nations as Germany’s demands sharpen tensions.
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Wilsons convoy to Europe signals new wartime meeting
London reports a sync at British Frew ships as President Wilson tours the Atlantic. A convoy led by the battleship Pennsylvania and five destroyers will escort the George Washington with the peace delegation, sailing from Hoboken to Europe.
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Where Do I Sleep The Soldier’s Fragments in Verse
Fragmented wartime reminiscences recount Albert C. tones and comrades from the 1400 Infantry Sith division recalling shifts of sleep from beds aboard ships to church pews and train cars. The speaker laments unsettled shelter and recalls varied bivouacs across France and other stations as he longs for a return home.
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Great shutdown of St Louis breweries marks temporary vacation
In St Louis a government order halts brewing at night and during feasts, affecting about 20 000 workers and billions in invested assets. Brewers expect plants to resume production after a short break, with 60 percent of staff likely to be retained or absorbed elsewhere as labor shifts occur.
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Civic ideals in daily duties and noble effort
The text urges Americans to align lofty ideals with concrete duties and continuous effort. It argues public zeal must arise from a state’s purposeful aims and deep personal conscience, warning that gratitude and responsibility are needed to become worthy individuals.
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Two Die in Tong War Silent Gunfire
In San Francisco Chinatown two Chinese men Mang Raw and Ho Wah were killed as gunmen from Sing Suey Xing and Hip Sing Yong opened fire on rival Chinese factions. Five Chinese and two white bystanders were wounded, with several assailants fleeing the scene.
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The Cheerful Break Fast Theme in Yale Review
A reflective piece extols cheerful breakfast as a social cure amid peril and unrest. It praises simple meals like sausage and orange, urging kindness and tolerance as a national accomplishment while warning of looming threats and division.
Profiteering During War Revealed in Food Admin Report
The Food Administration disputes Labor Department figures on wartime prices and consumption. It cites widespread regional variation with some sectors showing price increases and others declines, noting rents clothing and transportation rose significantly. The article details tables comparing food expenditures by quarter and discusses distribution gaps and profiteering margins amid rising costs.
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