Kaiser's Plot Seeks German Return Amid Revolutionary Threat
London reports a planned move by Kaiser sympathizers to restore the former emperor in Berlin as officers urge a revolutionary upheaval in Germany. Daily Express notes a right to demand surrender of the Kaiser to the Allies and outlines schemes to spread anti allied propaganda from Holland.
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London
Germany
Daily Express
Clemenceau
France
Marshal Foch
Holland
Kaiser
Ail
German press arrives in Netherlands via Rotterdam dispatch
London reports the former press of Germany arrived by automobile to Maarsbergen on Thursday. From there they moved to Mmerongen where the former Spector is said to be staying, according to a Rotterdam dispatch to the Daily Mirror.
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London
Germany
Maarsbergen
Mmerongen
Spector
Rotterdam
Irror
Senate Finance Committee approves repeal of increased post rate
Washington November 29 the senate finance committee approved the repeal of increased postage rates. Amendments to the war revenue bill adopt abolishing zone increases on second class rates with a proviso that the rate shall be one and a half cents a pound beyond two hundred miles and repeal the extra cent per ounce postage on letters.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Bannock County Idaho
Public notice of foreclosure sale in Bannock County Idaho issued by Sheriff Geo. E. Mabey. Judgment in E. C. White v Hargraves Boise-Payette Lumber Co et al. covers Lots 9 and 10 in Block 498, Pocatello. Sale set for December 4, 1918 at 10 a.m. front of the court house southerly door.
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District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bannock County
E. C. White
E. T. Hargraves
Boise-Payette Lumber Co
W. J. Harvey
J. G. Harvey
Bustom
W. J. Harvey& Son
H. Smith Woolley
Loux McConnell Co
Pocatello
Ounty
Bannock
Court House
Idao
Government Contract Cancellations Doubt War Orders
Washington November 29. The comptroller of the treasury ruled that war contracts totaling hundreds of millions are not legally binding unless signed by responsible contracting agents and the contractor. The war department proposed a cancellation plan to avoid losses, but the comptroller refused to approve, saying no arbitrary settlements without explicit contract authorization.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Treasury
War Department
Comptroller
Department
War Savings Plan Urged Across Councils
Local councils call for full 1918 War Savings quota as Honor Week promotes stamps. Pence stresses government needs the funds and urges counties to meet or exceed allotted targets, noting no difficulties and emphasizing timely fulfillment of obligations.
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Pence
Ceree Ee
Idaho War Savings Week Aims to Grow Stamp Purchases
Idaho counties rally for War Savings Week to lift the state’s quota with a goal of twenty dollars per person, urging purchases from twenty to a thousand dollars in four percent bonds. Bannock County lags, with only half per capita reached by November first, and with January first as the buy deadline.
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Bannock County
Idaho
Havenor
Charles B. Stiles
Soda Springs
Addie Heffley
D. N. Wood
Pocatellg
Alias Summons Forecloses Lumber Company Claim
District Court in Bannock County Idaho issues alias summons to E J Tubbs and Susan E Tubbs. Plaintiffs Kisling Lumber Co seek to foreclose a material man’s lien on Lot 10 Block 352 City of Pocatello. Judgment requested if defendants fail to answer within twenty to forty days.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bannock County
G. T. Kisling
Lillian J. Mathers
Ruth Mathers
Kisling Lumber Company
E. J. Tubbs
Susan E. Tubbs
State of
Idaho
Bannock
Pocatello
C. W. Pomeroy
Gem State Lumber Company
District Court of
Co. W. Pomeroy
Austria Pays Heavy War Toll Crowds Copenhagen Dispatch
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports Austria Hungary suffered about 4 million killed and wounded in the war. The tally includes 800 900 killed and 17 000 officers among the dead and wounded.
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London
Austria-Hungary
Copenhagen
Idaho Lags in War Savings Sales Says State Official
Idaho ranks 32nd in War Savings sales as of November 1 in the twelfth federal reserve district. Officials urge citizens to support bonds, noting other states like Washington and Nevada perform better and stressing the need for public sacrifice during Honor Week.
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Idaho
Federal Reserve District
Hér
Wyoming
Washington
Allen B. Eaton
Federal Reserve Group
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
Utah
Arizona
Bannock County
Iem
Limit Club
Exan
Boise
Sugar rules to be modified in new demobilisation plan
Sugar divisions of the United States food administration will begin to demobilize about December 15 in anticipation of the Cuban crop due in January. Modifications affecting consumers will take effect early next week. London dispatch adds Baden Liberal party calls for complete break with Berlin.
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New York
United States Food Administration
London
Liberal Party
Baden
Berlin
Copenhagen
Foreclosure sale notice for Idaho real estate
Public auction set for December 24 1918 in Bannock County Idaho to satisfy Frank Zamboni's judgment against E L Kelley and Evelyn Kelley. Property described as 120 acres in portions of sections 20 and 17 township 9 south range 38 east Boise meridian with appurtenances. Sale at 10 o'clock a m at the Bannock County courthouse front door POD. Sheriff Geo F Mabey signs.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock County
Idaho
Range
Boise Meridian
United States
Gem State Lumber suit vs Tubbs couple
Alias summons filed by Gem State Lumber Company against E. J. Tubbs and Susan E. Tubbs.
Yanks Readies Rhine Crossing With Fifth Army
General von der Marwitz's Fifth army will begin crossing the Rhine tomorrow. The crossing is expected to take eight or nine days, per reports received. The American Army of Occupation follows closely, awaiting the advance.
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Associated Press
von der Marwitz
Fifth Army
Rhine
Engineers inspect frontier bridges for mines in Luxembourg area
American engineers crossed the Luxembourg frontier into Rhenish Prussia and examined bridge piers for mines but found none. They also entered Germany individually with reports in Paris that bridges are in good condition.
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Luxemburg
Associated Press
Rhenish Prussia
Germany
Paris
Minister Brand Whitlock Reoccupies Brussels Legation
Washington dispatch reports Brand Whitlock the American minister to Belgium formally notifying the state department of his reoccupying the Brussels legation as plaintiff in a case against a material man’s lien on premises. Pocatello Idaho resident W Pomeroy is named as defendant in the lien action.
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Washington
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
State Department
Brussels
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John Pappas
Probate Court in Bannock County Idaho requires creditors and claimants against the estate of John Pappas also known as John Panagistaros to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. Claims go to administrator W. G. Comstock at his business office in the Pioneer Building second floor in Pocatello Idaho, with attorney W. H. Wety.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
John Pappas
John Panagistaros
W. H. Witty
Pocatello
Idaho
Pioneer Building
Prince Maximilian of Baden Favored for German Republic
Copenhagen reports democratic circles favor Prince Maximilian of Baden as the first president of the German republic. A commission of the Council of People's Commissars will investigate alleged German mistreatment of prisoners of war, with sworn testimony and possible expulsion of guilty officers.
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Copenhagen
Maximilian of
Baden
Berlingske Tidente
Council of People’s Commissaries
Bavaria Breaks With Germany Likely Seeks Separate Peace
Paris dispatch says Bavaria may press for separate plenipotentiaries at peace talks and demand conditions for a separate peace as Le Matin comments on Bavaria’s break with Germany.
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Paris
Havas
Bavaria
le Matin
Germatty
Arrested Courier Causes Bavarian Premier Arrest Story
Copenhagen reports Bavarian premier Kurt Eisner had a German courier arrested en route to Austria and the courier's documents were seized, according to a Berlin dispatch to the Tidende.
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Copenhagen
Kurt Eisner
Austria
Berlin
Eke Tidende
Eisner's Move Sparks German Unity Debate
Berlin reports Kurt Eisner's decision to break off relations with Germany prompts strong reactions. The Lokal Anzeiger warns he poses a tremendous danger, while the bourgeois press largely agrees and even Vorwaerts questions if he pursued the right path to unity and peace terms.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Kurt Eisner
Germany
Lokal Anzeiger
Vorwaerts
Eisner
Charles Asked Leave Austria
Copenhagen reports former Emperor Charles must leave Austria due to counter revolution. A Leipsic dispatch cites Count Czernin stating a private individual tried to speed peace talks with an unaffiliated peace offer. The letter claims the manufacturer lacked proper accreditation from any government.
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Copenhagen
Charles
Vienna
Austria
Politiken
Count Czernin
Lloyd George declares Germany must pay war costs
Premier Lloyd George told Newcastle listeners that Germany must bear the cost of the war to the limit of its capacity. He emphasized that payment should be demanded with resolve and vigor.
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Newcastle
England
Germany
Lloyd George
Submarine Attack Pinpoints War Responsibility
Premier rebukes aggression and vows a fair but stern investigation to assign culpability for the devastation caused in the land of another country. Officials emphasize the inquiry must proceed to a final conclusion.
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Harry
Potsdam
Gemmany
Empress
Geo
E. Mabey
M. Bendixsen
Old Bannock
Lillian Spongberg
Budge & Merrill
Plaintiff
Pocatello, Idaho
Geo, FE. Mabey
M. Bendinsen
Yanks
Whitlock
W. G. Comstock
John Vanagistaras
Deaanend
W. H. Wety
Aald Administrator
Prince Maz
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