Germans Sign New Armistice Terms Under Protest
German delegates, led by Matthias Erzberger, meet Marshal Foch in Treves to discuss renewed armistice terms. Paris terms demand German demobilization, ceasing offensive moves, and new borders with Poland while signaling a three day denunciation window.
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Polaui
Neadurl
Settag
Trainberg
Liabischin
Kuddizen
Hsin
Sant
Avril
Craviikau
Kreuz
Tintern
Bonchen
Dosen
Wollateinz
Poland
Posen
Packer
Germany
Treves
Marshal
Marshal Foch
Mathias Erzberger
Germans File Protests On Armistice Renewal
Disjointed dispatch from Weimar reports German objections to the armistice renewal terms. German officials indicate hesitation to accept provisions for evacuation and insist on honoring sovereign decisions while fearing aggressive consequences. The article notes resignations and ongoing Allied pressure as negotiations continue.
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Raza
Vrutort
Tiaele
Armation
Borah Refuses To Dine With Present Leader And Wilson In Editorial
The editorial pages discuss Senator Borah declining to dine with present leaders while praising plans for Mexico and the League of Nations. It highlights President Wilson as a historic figure and argues for arbitration and civilization over dominance. It cites naval role and Baltic concerns as wartime context and critiques the balance of power and cohesion among nations.
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Veh
Wilso
Mexico
Xaenges
Fanton
League of Nations Covenant
Esophasi de Aalintac
Agen
Meniark
Jongie
Lenge
Hue
Sailors in Constantinople Wed Turkish Women After Interment
The USS Scorpion crew held in Constantinople since April 1917 wed Turkish women before release. A new crew was sent after the armistice. some sailors sought discharge and pensions. Prices for necessities were high, with shoes and clothing marked up and daily costs around 12 dollars per man.
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Constantinople
New York
United States
Casumuder Herbert
Dibhbitt
Houghton
Scorpion
Jagoph Dat
Andey
Trey
Aucun
Heine
Bear
Court Rules Against City in Fare Case
Article reports a judicial decision adverse to the city in a fare dispute. Judge Brooks cites actions on injunctions while Judge West notes court terms will stay open to proceed, with May term aims. The piece also covers federal work on wounded soldier rehabilitation and vocational advisory employment at army convalescent hospitals.
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Brooks
West
Tessay
Washington, D.C
House
Army
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Standard Printing Co
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Building Trades
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Cach
Washington
Moyers’ Association
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Weimar
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League of Nations
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Licdenszon
Dan Waggoner
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Hodges & Beidelman
Royalty
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Chas Hodges
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Amma
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Yeale
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Wagagareas
Sing Ans Ober
Recto
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T. P. Co
Parrock
States Oil Corporation
Dallas Bank
E. F. Renken
Snyder Ice & Electric Co
Snyder
Tex
F. and M. State Bank
Ranger
Texas
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First National Bank
Benton
Arkansas
State Exchange Bank
Parkersburg
Iowa
Moore Bldg
Oes
Aah
Conenliggen
Leon Kaberger
Armissice
Morel Foch
Gowan
Paley
Virnbamma
Rontyelien
Wileson
Borah
Ads Aythare
Mexico City
Plan
Beagle
Tandon
Telephone
Crockett 555
Washer Brothers Company
Correct Apparel
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