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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1918
Page
2
Allied Forces Liberate Chateau Salins Lorraine
Allied troops entered Chateau Salins in Lorraine after German surrender with an emotional ceremony. Residents sang the Marseillaise as the Zouaves and British prisoners arrived, marking a return to French rule after years of German occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Nanev
Ines Lerrain
Foreign Legion
Doga' Tig Sido
Ani
Rugery
Samme
Alsace
Serrein
Chateau Salins
KEW Republic setup in Bulgaria and German envoy talk
The text notes discussions about possible alignments involving Germany and Denmark with Solf as foreign minister and political figures from the Social Democrats and national party. A Danish report claims Solf signaled Denmark might push for Schleswig-Holstein fate in a plebiscite. It mentions a new secretary of interning and other Berlin notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
Calleagues
Solf
von Kuechimann
Thiefer
National Perty Party
Imperial Finance Ministry
Br Meeller
War Bureau
Gemal Scheveh
Berlin
Remarkable Success for Convoy System Amid Ocean Trade
The report notes Allied convoy operations delivering over 2 million tons of food and 25 969 600 tons of war materiel to England. It cites ship losses and movement efficiency across routes from the Far East to European waters, and mentions released prisoners amid Franco-Belgian tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated
Ietondon
Rgps
England
Sopher of the Southern Pacific delvers dispatch on British ship sinking
A radio from the steamer SascapeMa reports it in distress off Cane Race. J E Sopher of the Southern Pacific relays brief notes on the British ship sinking and the hurricane cutting across the region, with limited details from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
N. B
SascapeMa
Federal Line
World War I casualties and costs estimated in historic figures
The record summarizes World War I duration and Allied Central Powers outcomes and cites massive casualty totals and monetary costs. It lists approximate casualties by nation and a grand cost estimate around 248 billion, noting recoveries possible from Germany's surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wilson and Wife May Visit Europe Amid War Pace
Paris dispatch reports Mrs Wilson likely to join President Wilson in Europe for talks on possible participation in peace efforts. U S mentions ongoing debate over his travel, with no final decision yet and expectations that Congress cannot convene before January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havas
The
Ho de Paris
Wilson
Europe
Wiles
Haig and Pershing Exchange Warm War Telegrams
An Associated Press telegraphic dispatch from London reports mutual greetings between General Pershing and Field Marshal Haig. Both praise American and British troops for their cooperation in France and express desire to deepen allied relations through shared efforts in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Field Mershal Haig
General Pershing
Marshal
Field Marshal Haig
Field Marchal Haig
Roosevelt to Visit Quentin Roosevelt Grave in France
Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt plan to visit Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt’s grave in Northern France where he fell when shot down. They object to moving his body to the United States and want to leave the grave undisturbed with a small stone added after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Quentin
France
Associated Preen
New York
Colon
Quentin Roosevelt
General March
United States Army
Olonel Roosevelt
Brefer
Ouentin
King George Sends Gratitude Letter to American Troops
Vice Admiral Sims read a message from King George the Fifth in reply to a letter by himself and Major General Biddle on behalf of American sailors and soldiers. The king praises unity, friendship, and joint progress as American and English peoples stand united.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Palace Theater
William §. Sims
Biddle
George R. I
King George
Escape from Idaho Penitentiary Aided by Red Cross Yarn
Idaho dispatch reports Fred Earve alias Gruber and Harry Hinton escaped from the Idaho penitentiary with a 25 foot braid of yarn supplied by the Red Cross for knitting sweaters for soldiers. Earve is serving life for murder while Hinton has a 15 year sentence for robbery. They have not been captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Boise
Idaho
Fred ‘Earve
Gruber
Harry Hinton
Americans Advance Into Brine Country Ahead of Breakthrough
Troops cross into Lorraine at dawn amid cold, cloudy weather as Major General Dickman’s forces push from Ecouvier toward Montmedy and Briey. Repatriated Germans and prisoners mix with advancing Americans while camp fires dot frozen valleys and roads, with the Verdan road filled with mined trees awaiting a potential retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickmans American
Arées
Ecouvier
Mincar General de Jeung
Montmedy
Lamorteau
Eit
Villaz
Ton Lamorteau
Virton
Briey
Lorraine
Bay
Aubucourt
Verdun
Etain
A. C. Dick
Hartsville
S. C
Third Infantry
J Ewell
Lexington
Ewell
No Man's Land
Reveille
Verdun-Erain Roa
Heyng
Crises in Holland Ends New York
The Netherlands government claims success in preserving order in Holland and expresses loyalty and patriotism amid the present situation. De Beaufort charge d affaires of the Dutch legation released the official cable statement today from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
New York
Netherlands
I de Beaufort
Legation
Cable
Ambassador to England Nominee Named by President
John Aeix was formally nominated to be ambassador to Great Britain and lexendeki king of Atlanta, succeeding Mr. Davis. Davis contross mayors commented that the war venue bill cannot be reported to the senate before the new session, and the present session might be adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John Aeix
Britain
Atlanta
oVetter
Davis
Immigrant Inspector Injured After Auto Crash in Nogales
An immigration inspector was severely hurt when his car crashed on Cran Avenue near 16th Street in Nogales late Sunday night. The vehicle was described as a total wreck, and authorities reported he remained in critical condition at the hospital with details of the event still unclear.
Poch Giness Bibutist Credit Paris Invasion Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event in Paris with military or ceremonial elements. Names and details are unclear, but references to November dates and a British force or navy context appear. The passage is garbled, limiting concrete facts.
Unclear OCR item on labor campaign and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a United Work Campaign and references to people, places, and dates but lacks coherent details. It appears to be an unfinished historical notice or article fragment with scattered names and terms.
Silks A Sensible Gift Suggesting Savings at 15 Percent
Safety saving satisfaction featured as a sensible gift suggestion with a stated 15 percent reduction.
Czechs Urged to Support Russia Amid Siberian Aid Debate
Czecho-Slovak HQ at Vladivostok says future aid to Russia will target Russians alone. Bohemia’s liberation leaves Czechs with no stake in Russia’s national ambitions but they remain wary of American aid. One fifth of Arkady’s Czech forces killed or wounded. Red Cross official E. H. Frazar notes aid to Vladi vostok and Omsk is being addressed, while Czech troops question who benefits from supplying Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Piukia
Russia
Vladivostok
Bohemia
Arkady
France
E. H. Frazar
American Red Cross Commission
Omsk
Siberia
Policy of Extermination Reported by British Foreign Secretary
In a Commons reply British Foreign Secretary Balfour stated the Bolshevik regime in Russia pursues a policy of extermination by starvation murder and wholesale executions of all opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balfour
House of Commons
Russia
Navy begins reduction in enlisted personnel
Secretary Daniels announced that the navy has begun reducing its enlisted strength. Applications for discharge from regular service and reserve divisions are being received as they plan to return sailors to school or civil life. It had been suggested the Navy could release up to 50,000 men in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Daniels
Naval Forces
Pinon Crop in Arizona Below Average
Pinon nut yields in New Mexico and Arizona are below normal, with the heaviest crops on the Matl National Forest near Magdalena Carson forest near Questa and Coconino Forest east of Flagstaff. Expected overall yield is 24 to 40 percent of a heavy crop amid strong eastern demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Ariz
New Mexico
Arizona
Pees National Forest
Cedro Canyon
Albuquerque
Chupadera Mesa
Mountainair
Gallup
Navajo Country
Senate Acts on National Prohibition War Time Bill
The Senate approved a national war time Prohibition bill to take effect November 41 and run through demobilization. The measure goes to President Wilson for approval and aims to restrict sales of distilled and fermented liquors while barring profiteering. The move preserves other privileges and elections while enforcing the ban during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseccietad Press
Washington
Vinal Legisla
Senate
Wilson
Tregty
Matron Sought for Jail by County Doctor
The article notes a county government and board seeking a jail matron to oversee female inmates. It mentions involvement of the county physician and officials as part of the process and indicates concerns about inmate care and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Glee
Sit Moen Isges
Ateen
Proclamation Denoting Thanksgiving Day by United States
The document designates the twenty eighth Nova as a day of thanks and calls citizens to cease work in homes and places of worship to render thanks to God. Signed in the District of Columbia by Secretary of State Robert Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J Moone
James J. Johnston
State Penitentiary
Nova Ag
United
WooDkhow
WEHBY SAYS MEL PONFESSED MI AND CHARGE HEARING
Witness Webby testifies at a court hearing regarding Mel ponfessed and a charge involving Abe BE and others. The narrative describes a train incident, a patrol car, and a steamer distress report from Boston with ships City of Bombay and Normanby noted in a storm.
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WEHBY
Mike
Rene
Atoc
Quest
Juder
Webby
Sahvarita
Ford
Bernabe
Boston
Rombale
Normanby Wei
Bombay
Distrest
Mrs Langers Funeral Arrangements in City
A funeral notice indicates Mrs. Langers will be laid to rest Monday in the local church. The late Mrs. Langers is remembered by her son Joseph Litt and family, with services expected at a private family home prior to the service.
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