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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1918
Page
1
King Albert entered Brussels at 10 30 am accompanied by Queen Elizabeth and royal children. Citizens cheered and flowers were thrown as the procession traveled along the boulevards with the king and two sons on horseback.
A Berlin correspondent reports rapid resistance in Bavaria to proletariat dictation from Berlin. The movement could lead to all South Germany becoming an independent government. Also noted is Mrs Minnie Martin and her daughter moving to a ranch where she will be housekeeper.
American troops with British and French forces enter Brussels with Nebian soldiers as King Albert arrives. A Daily Mail correspondent reports crowds in ecstatic celebration, likening it to a millennial release. Funeral services held for Albert Givan in City Cemetery with local clergy and high school honors.
Reports from Antwerp and Copenhagen describe worsening German disorder, with parts showing separatist sentiment and rising Bolshevik ideas. Bremen soldiers and workers council backs Bolshevikism and seeks to ally with Russia to spread communism. radical socialist Liebknecht proclaimed their leader at a Berlin rally urging workers to imitate the Russian Bolsheviks.
General March announced that Pershing may send home all troops not needed in the occupation army. Units listed as not required include divisions 31 34 38 89 76 84 86 87 coast artillery segments 46 47 49 60 65 76 field artillery brigades 65 103 and general classes such as railroad artillery army artillery gas units tank corps and divisions broken up for replacements. Returning troops include air squadrons construction companies a mail makers detachment a Handley Page training station and phono bipgraphic radio sections. Casualties total 36 154 killed or died of wounds 13 811 died of other causes 22 wounded 179 Hymnesing D
Washington reports the American army of occupation may be first major force to reach the Rhine border. Pershing says units have reached the line near Luxembur g and Prussia and plan to move toward Koblenz to hold the area for the United States while other notes detail personal moves and family guardianships in Atkins and Carlsbad as road work begins near Gyren street.
J R Linn is reported ill at his home on North Hale gueno street. The nature of the illness is not yet known but may be influenza.
The Givan family expresses gratitude to all who comforted and supported them during Albert Browder Gigan's illness and death. They thank those who offered kind thoughts and the many floral gifts. Signed by George H. Givan and Mrs George H. Givan and George W. Givan.
The log for a biplane flight departs at 6 a.m. local time with only two relay stops listed, as authorities search from Santa Barbara toward Washington. Reports indicate a dogged chase and unclear routing amid the scattered stops.
Viettors from the lower valley report Mesdames Hatteld Keeman Hertie Beeman Skilman Heeman RB Tucker Dota Hall and others following government guidance as women begin their holiday shopping ahead of schedule.
Ro BE Taylor is expected at his ranch tonight or tomorrow as Uncle Green Ussery plans to help with cattle purchases for the country. Ussery says the herd looks healthy and winter grazing is sufficient, hoping for rain to ensure spring pasture.
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