Exemperor Rages Over Exemperor Rages Over Dam
Nov 21 Dutch premier warns the ex Kaiser to leave if a threat to Holland persists. Nov 27 Britain pushes for extradition but is not persuaded. Holland fears Spa flight, keeps troops around Amerongen, and notes the former ruler and crown prince remain near an unattractive fortress moat.
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Wilson to spell out trip aims and admin duties abroad
President Wilson plans a full national statement before his departure for France detailing delegates to the American peace commission, goals at the conference, and who will direct admin work in his absence. He will exercise executive functions personally, with Taft? Tumulty assisting from this side, and will name Treasury and Railroad posts after consult with McAdoo.
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France
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Berlin in turmoil as Bavarian leader gains grip
London dispatch notes calm in Germany but warns Kurt Eisner’s anti Bolshivik stance unites sentiment. It cites 70,000 soldiers in Berlin and reports a $25 reward for the kaleer and crown prince, alive.
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Germany
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Berlin
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The Star Advertises Northwest's Largest Daily Circulation
The Star claims the largest daily circulation in the Northwest as a selling point to attract readers and advertisers. It asserts credibility by referencing recognized authorities and government reports while urging readers to pursue their desires through broad exposure to the paper.
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Northwest
Bill Didn't Go Hungry Even if His People Did
The Berlin Tagelblatt mocked the kaiser by publishing September 3 menus from great headquarters. Lunch featured fish patties partridge and apple jelly Vienna pudding dessert. Dinner included grayfish rice partridge salad egg cake fruit and a richer menu with roast tongue asparagus compote of peaches and dessert.
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London
British Admiralty Wireless
Berlin Tagelblatt
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Unruffled Cottstein Amid State Case Closure
William Gottstein appears calm as state rests its case in the murder trial of Murray, baggage checker slain near Des Moines on October 4. The hearing briefly moved to Minor Hospital for coroner Tiffin to testify despite rheumatism.
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Tiffin
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91st Division Still in Belgium Under Johnston Command
The U S war department said the 91st division from Camp Lewis led by Maj. Gen. Wm. H. Johnston remains at Oostroose Beke and Dunkerque in Belgium. The unit recently accompanied King Albert on his march into Ghent.
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Former Crown Prince Calls for Friendly America Postwar
Amsterdam November 21. Friederich Wilhelm, the former crown prince, told United Press he hopes peace will bring friendly ties between America and Germany. He was interned at Wileringen after traveling from Swalem an castle, in good health and dressed in brown tweed. He spoke of food in Holland, plans to skate on a lonely island, and dictating memoirs while awaiting the revolution. He asked to greet America and said his future depends on events.
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Rumor Pope 10 Move Residence
A Rome dispatch reports rumors that Pope Benedict may leave his Vatican residence after the peace conference. The alleged decision is said to be due to fear of Bolshevism or a request by the Italian government.
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Will Name Sims as U. S. Admiral
Washington reports Vice Admiral Sims, in charge of American naval forces overseas, will be nominated by President Wilson as admiral. He will take the rank formerly held by Admiral Knight, Pacific Fleet commander, who retires early next month.
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Snow Ballet at Armory Brightens Soldiers' Christmas
Hamilton Douglas' Snow Ballet from the Douglas Dancing academy is a major feature at the Red Cross tree festival for service children. One hundred fifty costumed dancers perform as fairies and snow figures in a woodland pantomime with Santa's arrival. Admission cards available from Red Cross headquarters or The Star.
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Demobilization Plan Aims 250 Men Daily at Camp Lewis
Mustering officers at Camp Lewis expect demobilization of 250 men or more each day after the first batch of 300 enlisted men undergoes medical examinations. The process advances toward a smooth operation, with more than 200 men likely discharged by nightfall and returned to civilian life.
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Student Army to Be Mustered Out at Missouri
The student army training corps at the University of Missouri is ordered mustered out. The move is understood to apply to all universities and colleges where the corps is in training.
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Columbia, Mo
Student Army Training Corps
University of Missouri
Paris Police Conduct Periodic Auto Stops to Curb Joyriding
Paris police periodically stop all automobiles to prevent joyriding, citing public safety and traffic concerns. The program involves routine checks and random vehicle inspections across the city, aiming to deter reckless driving and reduce unlawful street activity.
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Italian Praises Wilsonian Peace In Rome Chamber
In Rome on November 22 Deputy Enrico Ferri hailed President Wilson for shaping a new era with a Wilsonian peace. He urged the peace delegates to adopt a truly Wilsonian approach or risk an incomplete peace.
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Wilson
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Thief Steals Clothes From Rooney Residence
A burglar entered the room of James Rooney at 1117 Fifth Ave Tuesday night and took a new suit an overcoat and a gold watch. No suspect details were released.
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Fifth Ave
Letter Carriers Back Mooney Strike Drive in Seattle
Seattle letter carriers with branch 79 of the National Association of Letter Carriers pass a resolution endorsing the save Mooney strike movement. The measure promises financial support while noting carriers cannot strike without risking fines and imprisonment.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
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Visitors Seek Shelter for 40000 Soldiers in Seattle
Service men from Camp Lewis and sailors from Bremerton pour into Seattle for two day Thanksgiving leave. By noon Wednesday about 40,000 in uniform are expected, but hotels are full. The appeal urges theatres churches and fraternal halls to open their doors for the night.
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Hippodrome
Bremerton
Miners Demand New Trial for Mooney Strike Backed by Local UMWA
The Burnett local of the United Mine Workers of America urges Governor Stephens to grant Mooney a new trial and asks Northwest Mine Workers to join in a general strike if he does not act. UMWA units in the region, 35 local unions with about 7000 members, weigh in. The Seattle Newsboys' union vows to strike on December 9 if Mooney is not granted another trial. Local No. 40 Engineers vote on the Mooney strike question Wednesday.
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United Mine Workers of America
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Mooney
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Engineers’ Union
Holland U K S Nations League Congress at The Hague
Holland is preparing to host a congress of nations at The Hague after Versailles. Cremer says the league should form there with all neutrals attending, forming a world congress beyond belligerents. He cites a Wilson peace and hopes for protection of small states against powerful neighbors. A key meeting looms Friday with President Wilson as Holland moves toward closer ties with the United States and the Allies.
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Hague
One More Big Liberty Loan Campaign Planned
Secretary McAdoo announced plans for one more great popular campaign for the sale of bonds. In a letter to all banks, the treasury outlined a policy for the next five months with biweekly treasury certificate issues in anticipation of the Fifth loan.
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