British Make 8 Mile Gain In Hindenburg Breakthrough
British armies cross the Hindenburg Line at Cambrai advancing as tanks cavalry and infantry push toward the German depot. Early reports indicate eight miles gained with more anticipated and large German casualties and prisoner numbers not yet fully tallied.
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William Philip Simms
Hindenburg Line
Hindenburg
Byng
William Simms
Britain
Cambrai
Flanders
France
Masnieres
Gouzeaucourt
Military orders seal Seattle off from Camp Lewis personnel
At Camp Lewis in Tacoma on November 22 Maj. Gen. H A Greene issued general orders banning officers and enlisted men from visiting Seattle without headquarters approval. The measure, effectively a city quarantine, limits passes to visits to relatives and requires written consent specifying no undue moral or physical risk to the service.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Seattle
H. A. Greene
National Army
Beatle
Bald
Chilean Beauty Faces Murder Charge in New York Court
Bianca De Saulles, a Chilean socialite, sits in Justice Manning's court as District Attorney Weeks seeks the electric chair for the killing of her former husband John L. De Saulles. Weeks claims deliberate planning, noting custody arrangements and use of servants, cars, and money.
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Mineola
L. 1
Bianca de Saulles
Chile
de Saulles
Paria
Weekes
Weeka
Armistice Demand Shocks Petrograd as Bolsheviks Clash
In Petrograd on November 22, Bolshevik decrees order negotiations for an armistice led by Gen. Dukhonin who is deposed after refusing. Ensign Krylenko to handle talks. government workers abandon duties under Maximal control. reports warn of starvation amid railway and food shortages. Lenin proclaims soviet power and orders peasant councils to seize control.
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United Press
Petrograd
People’s Commissaries
Dukhonin
Ensign Krylenko
Lenine
Russia
Mother love drives Mrs De Saulles to murder, author says
In a New York Star interview Lucie Lacoste argues mother love justifies Mrs De Saulles killing her divorced husband. She portrays the murdered man as neglectful, contends laws rob mothers of their babies, and claims a timeless maternal bond explains the tragedy.
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Jack de Saulles
Lece Lascoste
Miminetta
de Seulles
Mise Lacoste
Perfecte Lacoste
Geoeral
Cuba
Sydney Maddock
Mre de Seulles
Jack de Saulies
Mew de Seulles
Creuleively
The
Star
Mre de Saulies
Bdster
Herbert Duckworth
New York
de Saulles
Mia
Mrs. de Saulles
Lioneas
de Saulies
Phone Strike Near Settlement in San Francisco
San Francisco November 22 mediation committee announced only minor details remained to close the telephone strike settlement. Conferences yesterday settled many points and mediators said they had a form of agreement both sides would likely accept.
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San Francisco
Japanese Mission Brings Message of Loyalty to Finish
A Japanese parliamentary mission arrived in Seattle to declare loyalty to the United States and allies until the war against Kalaerarm ends. They will study war methods and American institutions with five delegates led by Dr G Et sujiro and others. The group, hosted by Rainier Club president Rhodes, seeks goodwill and trade, with Consul Mataunaga organizing a reception.
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Japan
United States
Kalaerarm
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce and
Vice and pro German ties blamed for Seattle vice
Major General H A Greene, commander of Camp Lewis, accuses Seattle of rampant vice intertwined with pro German activity. He criticizes local officials as uncooperative and hints at restricting soldier visits, while saying evidence is too sensitive for public disclosure. He notes he will present it on a federal table.
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H. A. Greene
Camp Lewis
Seattle
Gill
Chief Beckingham
Bar Probers Seek Ouster of Firm In Gill Names Case
Seattle Bar association grievance committee asks Attorney General Tanner to start ouster proceedings against Merchants Protective corporation tied to Gill Hoyt Frye and Raley. They allege illegal activities through $10 memberships and defending members in police and justice court, with actions pending and details kept secret.
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Merchants’ Protective Corporation
Gill, Hoyt, Frye & Raley
Tanner
Seattle Bar Association
Kaiser impersonator still needed for Red Cross parade
Hazen J. Titus seeks a man to impersonate the Kaiser in Seattle's Christmas week Red Cross parade but finds few willing. Many decline citing dangers or personal reasons while others suggest Uncle Sam roles. The Kaiser job remains open as officials and public figures pass on the part.
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Hazen J. Titus
Red Cross
Kaiser
Uncle Sam
George Allen
Third Ave
Seattle Firm to Build 2500 Box Cars for Russia
Portland and Seattle plants of Pacific Car & Foundry will produce 2500 box cars for the Russian government. Judge John Twohy and Wm. Pigott announced on returning from Washington. The order totals 4.5 million dollars, most of which will go to American labor in wages.
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United Press
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Car & Foundry Company
John Twohy
Wm. Pigott
Washingston
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