Ex Kaiser Blames Others for War Effort
Copenhagen dispatch recounts interview with former German emperor William II as he seeks to shift blame for World War I. He cites others’ mobilization delays and political figures, claiming mobilization was triggered by Russia and that key decisions were influenced by various officials amid rising tensions. The piece presents the emperor’s asserted justifications and retrospective reflections on August 1914 events.
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Copenhagen
Associated Press
William
Germany
R. Craige Wegener
Rethmann-Hollw
Gottlich
van Jimine
Williwau Ts
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Howeve
Ie Kilser
Nicholle Januychkevitch
Russhan
Volga
Vilna
Urey Worshi
Hag
Six-day Bike Race Opens in New York With Many Teams
A six day international indoor cycling meet begins at Madison Square Garden New York with fifteen returning top cyclists from Australia Belgium and the United States listed among contestants Officials note a French point scare system will govern the event with daily sessions including two hours each afternoon and three hours nightly final sprint hours. Teams include Australian Spear la z Belgian Cayman DeBaol American Madden and an amateur bloc Cam wad vyon Newark topsky Cohurn.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
cum—Spears
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Chinese Envoy At Peace Gathering At Local Meeting
A garbled report mentions a peace gathering with references to Chinese envoy figures and various teams and individuals including New York names and sports clubs. The text is fragmentary with unclear connections and several misread names.
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Ching
Bootleggers at Union Station in Denver
State constabulary stationed at Union Station in Denver to curb whisky importation. Captain Harry F. Allen notes officers inspect suitcases and grips for contraband, estimating whisky loads vary by traveler with loads around sixty to eighty pounds.
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Denver
Cole
State Constabulary
Hiarry F. Allen
Constabulary
Sisty
Ciglly Ponds
Janse
Press corps sails to cover atomic peace conferences
A large group of nearly 400 newspaper correspondents sails for Vernall fles to cover the upcoming peace talks. The party includes many newspaper women and photographers and departs two days ahead of President Wilson’s group, amid transport delays and weather concerns. Athens reports the appointment of General Paraskevophiles to a high command in the Greek army.
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Ortzabi
Wrest
Vernall‘fles
Wilson
George Washington
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Brese
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Athens
Paraskevophiles
Dangeekininidler
Gtn
Las Fe
Austrian Says Republics Must Bear War Debt
An Austrian interview signals the dire need for wartime debt settlement among republics. The interviewee argues debt sharing, trade terms, and Allied financial aid from the United States and Americas are essential to stabilizing postwar economies and avoiding further conflict.
Darken Your Gray Hair with Simple Home Remedies
Fragmented OCR text discusses methods to darken gray hair using sage tea, sulfur, and a heated tube treatment. Mentions preparation steps and potential side effects. Includes references to products like Worethite Sauce and various compounds, with unclear instructions and typographical errors.
Hunger and hardship as German occupation bites
A correspondent reports dire scarcity in Human and Bucharest under German control. Civilians suffer hunger, poverty, and裸footed cold while prices soar for basic goods. Indignation grows as workers and servants recount abuses, including Liebknecht’s night in the former emperor's bed.
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Ister
Washington
van Mackensen
Ciucl Ag
von Mis Alng
Sak
Bucharest
Lilke Muszels
Hmmadia
Liebknecht
Radi
Foyrmer
Harbor Restrictions Removed by Customs Bureau
WASTINGTON November 20 removal of restrictions under espionage laws announced by the customs bureau. The action permits patrols to carry cameras, inspect manifests and vessels, and separate coast guard duties, easing movement of ships and goods. Local authorities issue brief statement.
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Wasttangton
Sailie
France Protests Treatment of War Prisoners by Hans
Paris reports protests over how wartime prisoners are treated. The article contrasts the new government’s stance with the old regime, noting changes in policy and public reaction amid ongoing tensions.
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France
Hans
Paris
Driseae
Ender
Chanhey
Dopmaes
Servants Indignant at Socialist Leader Who Used Kaiser's Bed
Fragmentary report describes servants outraged by a socialist leader’s use of a Kaiser's bed. Alleged incident tied to a royal residence and political controversy. Details unclear but unrest and political tension are noted.
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Kaiser
Itching Torture Remedy Promises Fast Skin Relief
An ad touts a remedy claiming to stop itching and soothe skin conditions like acne eczema and blackheads. It promises overnight relief, gentle action, and a non staining, non greasy formula priced at 33 cz or $1 for extras. Advertised by Rose Co. in a dated catalog entry.
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Zemo
Sla Rose Co.everand
Monument to Soldier Boys addressed to editor
A fragmentary manuscript letter to the editor recounts a November address delivered in Austin by Masi Woolridg at Middestic hearer Reins. The speaker urged reverence for the honored dead and stressed unity with the people of Austin.
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Janis Tinier
Ogden Bey
Cer
Ogden
Masi Woolridg
Amdrane
Bisvenwirk
Austin
Fragmentary reminiscence letter from soldiers and citizens
A fragmented wartime letter to the public references gratitude to those who helped soldiers and the memory of the dead, noting population figures and thanking officials. It mentions gratitude to Anat, Ogden, and Dedun, with remarks by James Martin and Jason Koereng about experiences and duty.
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Hanover
Austin Berieve
Brinteis
Ogden
Jason Koereng
Jeniy Vars
Aeden
Ani
Two Million American Women Doing War Work
Two million American women are engaged in war work, according to estimates released by the Young Women's Christian Association. The figures are based on a survey the organization is conducting to measure welfare work in industry and other sectors.
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York
Wee
National Air Conntoll
Young Omens Christian Associat
Rvey
Salta
Oxteaddeil
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