Entente Troops March Toward Kiev After Ukrainian Overthrow
Dispatches report Entente forces moving toward Kiev as Ukrainian dictator Skoropadsky surrenders. General Denekin named successor with Entente approval. Ukrainian National Assembly fled and a four division government reestablished. Strong Bolshevik forces fight across Ural and Caspian regions with large arsenals and mixed forces.
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Novy
Kiev
Switzerland
Skoropadisky
Denekine
Svebrenst
Copenhagen
National Assembly
Dodson's Liver Tone Endorsed as Safe Calomel Alternative
A vintage advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle, vegetable liver cleanser that replaces calomel. It promises improved digestion, energy, and regular bowels, claiming it cleanses the liver without causing salivation or bone damage.
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Dodson
Italy's Losses Heavy From War Strife in Italy
The Red Cross Mission reports Italy's war toll including destroyed villages and farms, half a million refugees, returning prisoners from Austria, rising tuberculosis deaths, falling birth rate, thousands of orphans, and a strained food system amid invasion. Henry Ford plans to retire from Ford Motor and publish a national weekly. One hundred fifty enemy aliens are moved under guard to Fort Oglethorpe for internment.
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Rome
American Red Cross
Sted Cross
Bankan
Italy
Nazareth
Palestine
Homer Folks
Austria
Ford
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Hdsel
Oglethorpe
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fort Oglethorpe
British Official Says William Hobhenzolllern Still Emperor of Prussia
London reports a British official says Wilhelm II remains emperor and king as far as Britain is informed. No abdication document is known. Maximilian’s note uses Thron Verzicht, not abdankung. The Berlin regime has given no abdication notice to allies or the United States.
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London
The
Daily Mail
William Hobhenzolllern
Stillerman
Prussia
Berlin
United States
Maximilian
Wilhelm
Holland
Temps urges Holland to expel Kaiser over war fate
Paris reports the Temps argues Holland can expel the former German emperor and questions extradition. It notes Clemenceau seeks legal opinion from Lyon-Crén on extradition while Liberte cites Edouard Clunet saying extradition is impossible.
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Paris
Temps
Holland
Germany
William
Lerlin
Ordor
Lromice Clemenceau
Charles Lyon-Cren
University of Paris
William Marienzollerh
M. Juyen-Caen
le Liberte
Edouard Clunet
Frerch
Hins
Entire Hohenzollern Dynasty to Flee Germany
Amsterdam dispatch reports that all members of the Hohenzollern dynasty will leave Germany soon. Only William II and Frederick William have already departed to Holland. Others include Fitel Frederick Adalbert August William Oscar Joachim and Victoria Louise, with reports noting possible emigration by Prince Henry of Prussia amid Kiel naval upheaval.
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Hohenzollern
Germany
Amsterdam
Wrankfort
Htotterdam Courant
Fitel Frederick
Adalbert
August William
Oscar
Joachim
Victoria-Louise
Brunswick
Wiepatch
Prince Henry
Prussia
Kiel
Naval
Calotabs Deemed Ideal Cold Remedy by Doctors and Druggists
Physicians and druggists hail Calotabs as a nauseatless calomel remedy for colds sore throat influenza and la grippe. One tab at bedtime with water supposedly clears the cold by morning with no effect on eating or work. Sold only in sealed packages priced thirty five cents with a money back guarantee.
Ex-kaiser fortunes and movements amid postwar questions
Reports from London and Philadelphia discuss the ex-kaiser's future and rumored Potsdam return. Citations claim a $5 million fortune invested in banks and a mix of crown and private estates, plus guarded estates near Berlin. Separate notes mention US Army assignments and relocations to Fort Apache and Fort Sam Houston.
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Landon Times
San Antonio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
the Public Ledger Co
London
Potsdam
Stheiisch Westfachsche Zeitung
Berlin
Willian 1
Velegrant
Bentinck
American air forces destroyed 926 planes and 73 balloons
The Associated Press reports American aviators had 926 enemy planes and 73 balloons destroyed by November 11 when hostilities ended. They show 661 more planes and 85 more balloons downed than Americans lost.
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Associated Press
France
Assembly urged as Berlin conference called for Nov 26
The empire invites German free states to a conference at the chancellor’s house in Berlin on November 26 as Germany eyes a path to peace. Analysts say the assembly must safeguard the people’s will and grant financial security amid postwar uncertainty. The note stresses no authority to vote new credits until a national assembly is formed.
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Copenhagen
Empire
Amsterdam
National Assembly
Philipp Scheidenann
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Germany
Bundestata
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Douetz
Caspian
Russia
Ers
Worty
Votinsky
Serapol
Red Cross
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Paris Temps
Ianser
William Hohenzolern
Frederick William
Sugarman Bros
Ralston Shoes
West
Houston
Cor. N. Flores Street
H. Kaiser
Cantiin Kees
Arizona
George Daniel Kees
QQ. M. C
Fort Sam Wouston
Fort Apache
Ariz
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Méyer
America
First Army
NEW Assembly
Heldemann
Washington, D. C
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War Industries Board
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