Marshal Foch Praises American Troops At Rhine Reach
Marshal Foch told American reporters he regards the Rhine as the ready barrier between Germany and France and praised General Pershing for concentrating American forces for a major Sector attack. He hailed the Argonne front as hard to tackle and lauded the Americans for their vigor, gallantry, and youthful enthusiasm that refreshed Allied forces after years of hard war.
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Pershing
Rhine
Marshal Foch
Liebknecht and Luxemburg, Spartacist Leaders, Killed
Berlin reports Dr Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg have been killed. Crowds swarmed the Eden Hotel after news reached the western city area. Luxemburg was shot while on a running board. Liebknecht was killed when he attempted to flee and was shot by troops near Moabit prison.
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Berlin
Karl Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Liebkneeht
Liebknecht
Moabit
Tiergarten
German Armistice Extended by One Month
Paris reports the German armistice has been extended by a further month after sessions at Treves. Allied proposals on agricultural implements Russian prisoners of war naval conditions and restitution of material seized from invaded countries were signed by German delegates.
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Paris
Treves
Paderewski Forms New Polish Cabinet in Part
Warsaw reports Ignace Jan Paderewski has partly formed a new Polish cabinet after an agreement with General Pilsudski. Pilsudski will be foreign minister under Paderewski as premier, allowing him to retain much power, with three current ministers joining the new ministry focused on non political expert roles.
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Ignace Jan Paderewski
Pilsudi
Pilsudski
M. Paderewski
Wilson
Paris
Italy
Adriatic
Lloyd George
London
Orlando
Japan
Poincare
Clemenceau
Pichon
Klotz
Jules Cambon
Andre Tardieu
United States
League of Nations
Tar Heel Legislature Asks Wilson to Raise Embargo
Washington report: A joint cotton states committee cablegram urged President Wilson to lift the cotton embargo. Senator Smith of South Carolina and Representative Lever, chairs of senate and house committees, said action was sought because amending the futures act seems unlikely this session.
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Washington
Wilson
Smith
South Carolina
Representative Lever
Senate
House
Disorders in Germany Spark Civil War in Berlin
Sparked by the Spartacans led by Liebknecht, civil war erupts in Berlin as Congress battles threaten government control. Loyal troops, police, and rival socialist factions clash. authorities vow suppression while Noske beefs up forces for decisive action.
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Brandenburg Gate
Ebert-Scheidemann
Ledebour
Liegmann
Tiek
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