Armistice Terms Read as War Ends with Germany
President Wilson announced in Congress the armistice terms surrendering 140 submarines and 50 destroyers along with war material. Germany must abandon Bucharest and Brest Litovsk treaties and evacuate left bank of the Rhine within 19 days. Allied and American prisoners are to be repatriated promptly.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Germany
Congress
Wilson
Rhine
Bucharest
Titowak
Germny
Hank
Belgium
Rusa
Tumana
Alsace Lorraine
Coblong
Cologne
Mayense
German Revolution Spreads Across 14 States
By Associated Press Copenhagen Nov 11. A German revolution appears an accomplished fact though not universal. The revolt rages in 14 of 26 states, including all four kingdoms, with many areas under revolutionary control.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Willian Hohenzollern
Marshal Hindenbure
Kystes
Preas
Copenhagen
Gereman
Germany
Berlin Unrest Report Quieted by Nightfall Cannonade Heard
Copenhagen dispatch to Exchange Telegraph reports a severe fight in Berlin between 6 and 8 pm Saturday with violent cannonade from Heclin where revolution was in full sawing. Berlin advised quelling efforts proceeded with updates received at 3 am.
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Associated Press
London
Berlin
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Armistice Signed and Hostilities Ceased Worldwide
An official state department note announces Armistice signing at five o clock a m and hostilities to cease at ten in the morning Paris time. Details of terms are not public yet and include German demobilization and Allied occupation of strategic points in Germany. The plan aims to end fighting and release American prisoners.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Oelock A. m
Mount Paria
France
Deleiuin
Alsace Lorraine
Germany
Wilson Proclaims End to War in Formal Proclamation
President Wilson issued a formal proclamation at ten this morning announcing that the armistice with Germany had been signed. He pledged sober, friendly council and material aid to establish just democracy worldwide as the nation aids in the postwar effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
World ends this morning as Armin tlee signs treaty
The report states Armin tlee signed by German representative at midnight and the world will end this morning at six o clock Washington time and eleven o clock Paris time, with the State Department announ ced by Nov. 11.
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Arminding State Department
Washington
Paris
Armin Tlee
King Frederick August of Saxony Dethroned by Telegram
Report from Associated Press states King Friedrich August of Saxony has been dethroned. An official telegram from Berlin confirms the removal, signaling a major political change in Saxony.
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Preasa Agen
Noy
Friedrich August
Saxony
Berlin
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