Peace Conclave Evidence Ties to German Ultimatum
The report cited by Bavarian officials discusses Germany’s ultimatum to Serbia and plans to pressure Russia and France to preserve peace. It notes Belgian neutrality as a concern and mentions Count Von Leichenfeld’s stance on resisting aggressive actions. Luxemburg asks Wilson for protection amid demobilization fears and peace talks.
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Min Pateberik
Serbia
Ielaso Guill
Teamant Peemirr Viviant
Delssohe
St. Petersburg
Eniefie Nalons
Vol Leichenfeld
Vessire
France
Saiis
Munich
Ber
Count von Ad O
Edward ‘Iors
Russia
Germany
Belgium
Ambassadors of Italy and France to Cross Ocean With President
Washington dispatch reports that Italy and France will join President Wilson in a high level voyage to Europe for the peace conference opening. Delays in naming the American commission persist as Washington and entente capitals seek a balanced delegation with three to five members and expert staff.
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France
Ocean
Versailles
Ieee
Piret
American Commission
Cable
Washington
Entente
Haperth
Wilhl
Wilson
Lansing
Colonel House
Sharp
Paris
Allies to Sink German Battleships Surrendered
Reports from London and Paris describe Allied plans to sink German battleships surrendered after inspection. German lieutenant says the fleet carries a dishonorable record as ships are in deplorable condition from long neglect. French entry into Strassburg is reported with Marshal Petain leading troops.
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London
Firth OF Porth
Scotland
Paris
War Office
Strassburg
Marshal Petain
Castelnan
Gouraud
Luxemburg
Merzig, Bellen, Heiderscheid and
Lemerle
Lorraine
Ludendorff Leaves Germany for Sweden
Report from Copenhagen datelined Now 26 claims General Erich Ludendorff, long named as the German war leader, has fled from Prussia to Sweden. The Sanatert Gazette notes his official title as first quartermaster general in the German military system.
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Copenhagen
Ludendorff
Germany
Sanatert
Jett Passnitz
Prussia
Sweden
Ebert
Wolff News Bureau
Berlin
Federated Empire
Solf
Postwar aviation outlook and WWI aces fate
Paris report surveys postwar civilian aviation plans for pilots from the Aero Club of France. It notes 16,000 licenses issued and many aces too young for civilian life, with figures on Fonck Lamaitre and others weighing future paths.
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Paris
Aero Club of France
Muitar
Aero Club
Fonck
U. S
Rene Fonck
United States
Lamaitre
Bolshevik Troops Enter Estonia From Narva Front
RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK TROOPS HAVE FROM THE RIVER NARVA ON A BROAD FRONT AND ENTERED ESTHONIA BETWEEN THE GULF OF FINLAND AND THE MARE PEIPUS. SECTIONS OF THIS DISPATCH CITE STOCKHOLM REPORTS AS OF NOV. 26. ANOTHER ITEM NOTES 7,000 AMERICAN SOLDIERS EXPECTED HOME FROM ENGLAND ARRIVING IN NEW YORK AROUND DEC. 2.
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London
Narva
Esthonia
Gulf OF Finland
Mare Peipus
Stockholm
Ayy Shington
T- Is
England
New York
German Socialists Back National Assembly in Bremen Talks
Reports from Bremen and Hanover indicate Soldiers Workers and Peasants Councils vow support for the current government and demand a national assembly. In Hanover a meeting of the tenth army corps rejects dictatorship by 140 to 4 and backs political stabilization. Berlin sees returning soldiers boost public faith as flags rise again amid Provisional government efforts.
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Berlin
Germany
Bremen
Hanover
Hamburg
Oldenbare Flensburg
Danabrueck
Wihelmshaven
Schleewis
Holstein
Tenth Army Orps
Frort
Dters
Bolshevik Circle Reported in Montevideo
A circular circulated in Montevideo today announcing the Soviet of Uruguay has been organized to propagate a revolution by Russian maximalists.
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Bolshevike
Uruguay
Montevideo
Officer Shot to Death at Fort Ringgold
Lieutenant John Lindsey of the Thirteenth Cavalry was found dead in his Fort Ringgold tent with a bullet hole in the head. Authorities offered few details as officials arrived from the fort.
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M'Allen
Tex
John Lindsey
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Ringgold
Offcers
Speaker and Pipp Quit Navy to Take Commissions
Tris Speaker and Walter Pipp have gained discharge from the Navy today. Both have been studying for commissions at the naval aviation school at MIT.
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Speaker
Pipp
NAVY
Boston
Tris Speaker
Walter Pipp
Naval Aviation School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Allied Powers Plan Joint Purchasing and Reductions
The American British and French governments will pool surplus stocks and buy via a common agency. Forty thousand men from the American supply service will be reassigned as replacement troops. Forty-three construction projects are canceled along with orders for 2,500 locomotives and 61,400 railroad cars. The supply and ordnance departments shrink and air service reductions are awaited.
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Tours
Supply Department
Tts
Ordnance Department
Hungarians Name Mme Schwimmer Swiss Ambassador
Mme Rosika Schwimmer, famed for peace work, accepts the post as Hungary’s ambassador to Switzerland becoming the first woman named to such a role. She warns of coal shortages and notes the government would accept a peace conference decision, despite domestic divisions and troops returning from the front.
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Associated Press
Rerne
Mme
Rosika Schwimmer
Ford Peace Parts
Switzerland
Hungary
Madame Schwimmer
Influenza Hits Fort Douglas German Prison Camp
Influenza breaks out among interned Germans at Fort Douglas third war prison camp. Twenty one cases are in the prison isolation hospital. the epidemic grips Salt Lake City for seven weeks with a ten day projection before restrictions ease.
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Salt Lake
Fort Douglas
Sinc
German Reds Demand Punishment of Kaiser and Allies
Berlin reports the Red Flag and other socialist organs urge revolutionary tribunals against the Kaiser and crown prince, Hollweg, Bethmann Hollweg, von Bethmann-Holweg, and other former German leaders. They accuse Berlin and Vienna of missteps that led to war and demand trials for treason and accountability.
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Hollweg
Associated Press
Berlin
Hohenzol
Jerns
von Bethmann-Holwegge
Karl Liebknecht
Munich
Germany
Spartacus
Ebert
David
Molkenbuhr
Austria
Serbia
Vorwaerts
Vienna
Independent Socialists
Die Frieheit
William
von ethmann-Kollweg
von Jagow
Zimmerman
Ambassador Jusserand to accompany Wilson to France
Ambassador Jusserand and Mrs Jusserand will join President Wilson on the voyage to Europe. The invitation as a special mark of esteem comes as French officials celebrate Marshal Foch’s entry into Strasbourg. Wilson’s exact sailing plans and ship have not been announced with discussions centering on England before Paris.
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Jasserand
France
America
Jusserand
Marshal Foch
Strassbourg
Alsace
Europe
Congress
England
Paris
George Washington
American Control Urged for Turkish Gendarmerie and Finances
In Constantinople a nine-newspaper group including seven Turkish and two French papers urges American control of the Turkish Gendarmerie and finances. They also seek American supervision of education and church state separation. A deputation will seek audience with President Nilson in Paris as his visit begins.
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Constantinople
Nilson
Paris
Urge Ireland Freedom at Peace Conference
Catholic leaders in California prepare a petition to President Wilson urging U S support for Ireland at the peace conference. The Edward 3 was signed by Archbishop Hanna of San Francisco and Bishops Cantwell and Grace of Los Angeles and Sacramento with other California clergy.
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San Francisco
United States
James J. Phelan
California
Wilson
Ireland
Dward Hanna
Archdiocese of
San Tancisco
John J. Cantwell
Thomas Grace
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Naval plan to sink German ships shocks American officials
Washington reports say London floated sinking surrendered German vessels to avoid allied disagreements. Secretary Daniels denies ever hearing the idea and says American naval representatives did not propose it. Admiral Benson says U S instructions were given before departure while a Versailles decree could prorate ships to England France and Italy with the United States receiving only a destroyer and an armored cruiser.
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Washington
London
Germany
Daniels
United States
Benson
England
France
Italy
Austria Hungary Violates Armistice on Italian Prisoners
Rome reports through Stefani that Austria Hungary is violating the armistice by releasing Italian prisoners without food and with inadequate clothing. The official notice emphasizes humanitarian concerns and seeks scrutiny of the conduct.
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Rome
Austria-Hungary
Stefani
Jealous Yugoslavs object to Italian Adriatic control
Jealous Yugoslavs claim Italy intends to permanently occupy eastern and northeastern Adriatic lands. They argue occupation should be by mixed Allied forces, not Italians alone, following Italy’s Fiume move. Croatian council protests to Entente powers. incidents reportedly occurred. mixed forces later deployed as talks continue.
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London
Adriatic
Italy
Fiume
Croatian National Council
Agram
Associated Press
Allied fleet anchors in the Bosphorus amid Ottoman city
Nov 26 reports a fleet of 50 British French and Italian battleships cruisers and destroyers anchored in the Bosphorus near Constantinople. The allied squadron drew acclaim from newspapers as a show of naval power.
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Bosphorus
Constantinople
Allier Equitar
Greninae
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