Submarines Surrendered by Germany Near Harwich
Twenty German submarines surrendered to Rear Admiral Tri Whitte near Harwich at sunrise. The U boats will be taken to Harwich with German crews then boarded by British crews for inspection and transfer to Parkeston Quay. Additional subs are slated to surrender on Thursday and Friday.
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London
Tri Whitie
Harwich
Press Association
Germany
Adral Triwhitte
Parkeston Quay
General Advance of Express Rates Promised by McAdoo
Washington observer notes general express rate hikes announced by Secretary McAdoo. Western Mississippi south of Ohio and Potomac districts see 10 to 12 cent increases per hundred, with food rates rising about 75 percent. Also related are war department disclosed orders on troop process, record-keeping, and service documentation.
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Associated Prep
Washington
McAdoo
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Associated Press
War Department
Armies Advance as Germany Recovers from Armistice
Associated Press reports American forces push east with supplies and troops toward Germany while Germans retreat per armistice terms. Washington notes peace conference leaders will sail on a government passenger liner. Casualty tallies rise as Vorwärts cites 4 million wounded and 410000 prisoners. Otto Sagel and family visit from their ranch.
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Ly Associated Press
Germany
Ukrainian government falls as Kiev captured by anti Bolsheviki
Reporting from New York and Copenhagen, Allied observers welcomed the overturn of the Ukrainian government. General Denikin’s anti Bolshevik troops reportedly seized Kiev, establishing a provisional administration under his leadership, while Swedish papers noted the shift. The Western Union and Postal Telegraph systems continued to function amid the upheaval.
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Associated Frews
New York
Dentkine
Miciale
Denikiieg
Associated
Prena
Copenhagen
Novat
Ukreplan
Kiev
Redupe
Astraban
Ukranian National Assembly
Deniki
Atticathe
Evik
Wilkow Leaves Santa Fe Railway for Ranch Life
M Wilkow resigns from the Santa Fe railway at Caribbad and, with Mee Wilson, moves to the ranch of their daughter Mrs J P L K Hedy near Alpine. Wilkow will oversee his daughter’s ranch interests while neighbors wonder how he adapts to ranch work after 30 years in railroad offices.
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Wilkow
Santa Fe Railway
Caribbad
Mee
Wilson
Alpine
Pecos
Ear raffle for local chapter charity show
A fragment notes a charity raffle event with an ear prize for the local chapter of a group, urging ticket purchase and mentioning a Saturday night petomw show.
Bread and Meats Shop Delivers Fresh Fish and Oysters
A local market advertises wide selections of bread, fresh meats, and an assortment of fish and oysters. The notice emphasizes quality and variety for daily shoppers.
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First National Bank
Carlsbad, New Mexico
Resourc
Billy
Clarence Bell
Dy Associated Press
Meiz
Sharatal Potwin
Marshal Ney
Folewing
Daniele
Hoy Naval Committee
Troi
Poimty
Helex
Aydon Leiteman
Wuether Notts
Laxey Bure
Lamonhucgy
Copentiegen
Vorwarrts
Herlin
Otto Sagel
Associated Pron
Washsorton
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Econ
Koveroment
Lorteson Fy
Efertive Teeember
W. FF. McIlvain
Cecome
National Bank OF
Arlsbad
of Patera
Vrantior
Wudel Market & Bakery
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