Russian government reshaped in Kharkov with union crisis
All Russian government formed to reestablish Russia on a federated basis, with Susonoff as foreign minister. Reports from Copenhagen say Skoropadski’s forces capitulated Kiev amid Bolshevik advances. Horvath outlines coup details and US, France, and Britain stance, while leadership shifts in Russia draw mixed civilian reaction.
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Colter Congratulates Campbell on Arizona Governor Victory
Special to The Citizen reports Fred T Colter of the Democratic party congratulated Thomas E Campbell after election returns indicated his win as governor of Arizona. Campbell replied accepting Colter’s cooperation for the state’s betterment and expressing mutual respect and intent to work together.
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Surrender of German Fleet Ends Greatest Naval Show
Edinburgh November 22. Admiral Beatty oversaw the dramatic surrender of Germany’s 14 ships in a fleet review on the Firth of Forth as British American and French forces escorted the armistice event. The German vessels moved in order to anchor under guard at Scapa Flow with crews and officers facing internment and maintenance duties. King George visited the American flagship New York amid formalities and maritime ceremony.
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Belgium Restores Order as King Albert Enters Brussels
King Albert and the Belgian government left Bruges for Brussels and were to enter at 2 pm. Belgian troops and gendarmes reached the capital, restoring quiet with flags raised in celebration. The new ministry will include six Catholics, three Liberals, and three Socialists led by Edoard Anseele, with changes in interior and war portfolios.
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Henry Ford to retire from active management and name Edsel as head
Detroit Nov 12 Henry Ford announced retirement from active participation in Ford Motor company management and said his son Edsel will take full control Edsel plans to publish a national weekly newspaper while dividing time with the tractor industry and public affairs.
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Government urges German states to disperse in Berlin Nov 26
AP dispatches report a Berlin telegram inviting German free states to assemble at the chancellor's house on November 26. Washington also notes a Senate inquiry into German propaganda set for December 3 after adjournment to December 2. Reports from Copenhagen and Tours mention unrest and labor movement actions linked to Mooney execution.
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Paris Hosts Lincoln-Period Allied Leaders Visit
Paris expects President Wilson and British King George V, Queen Mary, and Belgian King Albert to arrive in November for allied celebrations marking postwar cooperation. The municipal council plans receptions, civic events, and a private residence stay for Wilson with a commemorative medal presentation.
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Abdication or Absence of Proof Surrounding Kaiser Wilhelm
London dispatch quoting British official sources questions whether Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated. No abdication document is on record, only Prince Maximilian’s note with renunciation words. Foreign and Allied governments have not formally abdicated or extradited him and no communication claimed from Berlin to the Allies or United States.
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Saxony to join new republic of Germans
A Dresden dispatch reports Saxony proclaims a new government seeking abolition of the old federal constitution and union with the German peoples in a republic including German Austria. It calls for self government for component parts and a national guard after demobilization.
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Munition Train Explosion in Belgium Kills and Injures Thousands
London reports a massive explosion of munition trains in Belgium. Casualties estimated around two thousand with about one hundred fifty dead. Injured being transported to Budel, Holland. Cause allegedly a bonfire by children near two German trains. Dutch military aid dispatched across the border.
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Coal restrictions lifted by Garfield after War Industries Board action
Regulations limiting the amount of bituminous coal stored by consumers were lifted today by Fuel Administrator Garfield. The change follows the War Industries Board’s cancellation of its preference list, allowing any industry or domestic consumer to store all the bituminous coal desired.
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Paris Debates Extradition Of Former German Emperor
Premier Clemenceau asks Charles Lyon Caen to opine on extradition of William Hobhenzellern. La Liberte notes Caen needs time. M. Lyon Caen’s position remains undecided. The Temps discusses Holland’s power to expel undesired guests and warns against allowing the Kaiser to live peacefully abroad.
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Hohenzollerns to Leave Amsterdam Story Prompts Dutch Pressure
A Frankfort dispatch cited by the Rotterdam Courant says all Hohenzollern dynasty members will soon depart Germany with destination unclear. Only William II and Frederick William are known to have already left for Holland, while Empress Victoria Louise likely remains in German territory. Dutch press debate grows on expelling the ex-imperial family as unease over the guests lingers.
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Strasbourg Entry Prompts De Castienau Rise in Rank
ENTER STRASBOURG SUNDAY PARIS Nov 22 Gen Edouard De Courieres De Castienau will enter Strasbourg with the French army and is expected to assume a new dignity. Paris papers report three new marshals of France and a general promotion at Strasbourg with De Castelnau likely elevated. De Castelnau was chief of the general staff under Joffre and later commanded French armies in France and Belgium.
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Pershing reports Third Army reaches Luxemburg delivering residents
General Pershing's communique dated Nov 21 states the American Expeditionary Forces advanced to the line Vichten Mersch Scuttrange Rentgen Kattenhofen and entered Luxemburg that afternoon. Civilians greeted the troops with flowers as they passed through the city on their march toward the front.
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Prisoners Return to Paris From German Camps
Among the American aviators reaching Paris yesterday via Switzerland from German prison camps were Capt. James Norman Hall of Colfax Pennsylvania Lieut. Robert J. Browning of Minneapolis Charles R. Codman of Boston and Henry C. Lewis of Philadelphia. They report fairly good treatment in Germany and credit their swift return to the unsettled Bavaria situation.
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Wilson Congratulates Belgium King Amid Return to Brussels
President Wilson sends a telegram to King Albert of Belgium congratulating his return to Brussels at the head of a victorious army. In Luxembourg, General Pershing and the American occupation are welcomed as Americans take over civil duties and roads and towns are patrolled under civil law guidance.
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