Plot to restore imperial rule uncovered in Berlin
A Berlin plot to restore imperialism and restore Emperor William was exposed by a secret service agent. Lead figures included Field Marshal von Mackensen General von Borst and General Sir von Arnin. The plan sought to mobilize pro emperor agitation after troop demobilization with funds from munition makers. Several arrests were made as authorities pursued suspects linked to the government.
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London
William
Berlin
Amsterdam
The
Express
von Mackensen
von Borst
Sir von Arnin
OCIS
William Hobendellern
Hie Puita
Amerongen
Holland
Anti Jewish Outbreak in Vienna Spreads to Galicia
Reports from Vienna state pogroms have left hundreds homeless in Lemberg with many killed or wounded. Three churches and eighty houses burned while looting occurs. The violence is said to extend to Jaroslav Droho byes and other towns across Galicia.
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Vienna
We Associated Prows
Lemberg
Jaroslav
Droho
Large World War II Casualty List Released by War Department
Washington dispatch reports the War Department released a casualty list totaling 3,176 names. The breakdown includes killed in action, died of wounds, died in plane accidents, wounded of various severities, missing in action, and wounded slightly, with many names carried from prior lists.
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Washington, D. C
United States War Department
Department
Aveldont
Degren
Primitive barter used by Soviet to trade essentials
The Soviet government, facing money shortages and ruble depreciation, has adopted primitive barter in limited form. Agricultural machinery, leather goods, watches, and other necessities are exchanged for goods with adjusted values, including attempts to introduce the system into international trade. A special envoy was sent to Norway to negotiate, aiming to extend this barter approach.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Isradn
Department of Mould
Koode
Norway
Captain Ulue to Lead Navigation Bureau in Navy
Captain Victor Ulue, commanding the gap ordreadouight Texas, is selected as chief of the US Bureau of Navigation with rear admiral rank. He will serve four years ending in August 1916 before new duty. Secretary Welles sent Ulue’s nomination to the Senate and also noted David Taylor as chief constructor of the army?
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Washington
Victor Ulue
Gap Ordreadouight
Texas
US Bureau of Navigation
Tlewis
Bureau
Wensels
Utte
Senate
David Taylor
Auxy
President’s Address Highlights War Efforts and Peace Vision
The president reviews the nation's World War I mobilization, praising soldiers sailors and civilian workers for unity and sacrifice. He notes Allied victory and emphasizes international peace justice while urging swift ratification of a Columbia friendship treaty and domestic economic readjustment. The address stresses national resolve to shape a just postwar order and cooperation with world powers.
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Europe
Asia
Near
Far East
Republic of Columbia
Man Killed as Train Collides With Auto in Bellefontaine
Arthur Sargent is dead and his wife fatally injured while ten children are badly hurt after their car was struck by a Big Four passenger train near Were, Thishaylvania. The wife and children were taken to a royal hospital. Also reports Spencer Ervin, wife of a state department attendant at the American embassy here, died.
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St. Mihiel
Thierry
Batue
Spencer Ervin
Madrid
Americmn 1
Wilson to Attend Paris Peace Conference in Person
President Wilson announced to Congress he will go to Paris for the peace conference saying allied governments accepted his principles. He will stay in close touch by cable and wireless and has taken over the American cable system to unify news transmission.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson Formully
Paris
America
Norway and Roo Gov t May Break Ties
In London and Copenhagen reports say Bolshevists entered the Norwegian Legation in Petrograd and removed documents for Switzerland. Norway protests and may break relations with the Soviet government. Bucharest is burning reports reach Copenhagen. U S Japan trade rising with June six months exports to the United States up 310 000 imports 407 000 000.
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London
Votrograd
Switzerland
Norway
Copenhagen
U. S
Tokio
Sepi
Dapan
United States
Negill
Mubutae
Iereaso Fu
Faputi
President outlines railroad and wartime policy shifts
The president proposed a new approach to the railroad problem urging Congress to study changes, warning against private control without modifications. He offered to release railways from government control once a readjustment plan is ready and hoped for a spring peace declaration. He discussed freeing industry after armistice, exporting priorities for fuel abroad, and a 1919 tax levy of six billion dollars with a 1920 levy of four billion, while resisting linking policy to an as yet undetermined future plan.
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Congress
Wilsom
War Trade Board
King Nicholas of Montenegro Deposed in Imperial Assembly
A garbled dispatch reports that King Nicholas of Montenegro has been deposed by an imperial assembly or ruling body. The text is fragmented but indicates a political upheaval affecting Montenegro and its leadership. Names and dates are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Mya
Union
Orkney Islands
Raya
Roo Govt
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Bucharest
Dor
Horlia
Bowmmenth
Mremont
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Mra
Clayton Re Vrieeatie
Ohio
Federation of Petes
Disd Sud
Nicholas OF
Montenegro
Nicholas Ve Montenage
Leon
Moleiegrom
Sevordting
Mme Cape
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