Amsterdam interview reveals Hohenzollern open to citizenship
Frederick William Hohenzollern says he would accept ordinary citizenship in Germany or work as a factory laborer if the empire becomes a republic like the United States or France. He discusses war strategy, denial of wartime plans, and admiration for President Wilson amid criticism of German leadership.
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Amsterdam
Lolland
Frederick Wiliam Hohensollern
Himseelf
United States
France
Germany
The
Marne
Alsace-Lorraine
Berlin
England
London
Paris
Frederick Willam
Wilson
Vegetable Band Presents Armory Christmas Music
Invitations for a Red Cross tree event at the Armory were issued to children of soldiers and sailors. Santa urges quick ticket pickup as Santa’s guests will join a camouflaged Warne’s band performing with pumpkin and vegetable instruments for the holiday fundraiser.
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Vegetable Band
Armory Music
Red Cross
Warner
Wilson Accepts Baruch Resignation From War Industries Board
President Wilson announces that Bernard Baruch will resign as chairman of the War Industries Board, effective January 1, as officially stated today.
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Wilson
Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
Victor Berger Indicted Again In Espionage Case
Victor Berger a socialist congressman elect from Milwaukee and his campaign manager L A Arnold were indicted on 16 counts by a La Crosse Wisconsin grand jury. They allegedly sent copies of the Milwaukee Leader containing Berger's platform and pamphlets through the mails during the March senatorial campaign, interfering with U S military forces and aiding the enemy in wartime.
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LA Crosbe
Wis
Victor JL. Berger
Milwaukee
L. A. Arnold
Milwaukee Leader
Berger
U. S
Booth's Will Names Widow Executor while Dividing Daughters
Former State Senator Robert F. Booth leaves his widow as executor of the estate with the exception that $5,000 will be divided between his daughters.
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Robert F. Booth
Younger Proposes Labor Reform for Alaska Cannery Contracts
Washington State Commissioner C I Younger urges legislation to control Alaska cannery labor contracts and adopt a California style seasonal labor statute. He seeks a four debtor’s court to swiftly handle small wage claims, plus child labor and women’s divisions led by inspectors. The report notes 1452 women work in 185 shingle mills and calls for blower installations to reduce shingle dust and higher salaries for department officials.
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Alaska
C. I. Younger
Younger
California
Washington
Department of Labor
Department
Camp Lewis Men to Go to Frisco
Camp Lewis units will move to San Francisco with a battalion at Fort Lawton Washington. Orders received by Col BE N Jones, commander, indicate the 44th infantry regiment will redeploy, relieving many U S guards in the state.
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Camp Lewis
44Th Infantry Regiment
San Francisco
BE. N. Jones
Fort Lawton
Wash
U. S
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von Hindenburg
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Frisco
Pape’s Diapepsin
Storter
Bevani Opera Company
Nla
Jody
Poser
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Bacon
Washburn
Third Ave. Corner University
Seattle
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American Protective League
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