Prince Reported Dead in Unconfirmed Swiss Dispatch
An unconfirmed dispatch from Switzerland reports that the prince has been assassinated. The message carries no official confirmation and details remain unclear.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
1
U S to Aid Germany Promise Food Relief Reassures People
Berne Switzerland reports that the U S pledged aid to Germany in food relief and the former Crown Prince of Germany was found Monday, with authorities continuing investigations into the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
Germany
German armistice terms tighten as submarines bound for internment
French and American dispatches outline amendments to the German armistice terms. Submarines designated for internment must depart within seven days after signing. Additional changes limit German military deliveries, adjust occupation governance on the Rhine’s left bank, and require Germany to quit Turkey and Roumania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Roumania
Miher
Austin
Evacuation Timetable Expanded After Armistice
The text states that enemy evacuation of the Rhinelands on both banks shall be completed within thirty one days after signing the armistice, extending beyond the prior nineteen day period. The order reflects strategic timing for withdrawal and hands responsibility to the opposing forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Roumania
Turkey
Rhinelands
U S Yacht Scorpion Likely To Gate Dardanelles Entry
The Scorpion, a small U S naval converted yacht interned by the Turks at Constantinople since the U S entered the war, probably will represent the United States in the allied naval force moving through the Dardanelles. It appears to be the only American war craft in the area. Paris reports French torpedo boat Mangini and British torpedo boat Shark reached the Dardanelles, and Franco British forces occupied Alexandretta in Asiatic Turkey on the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Constantinople
United States
Dardanelles
Paris
Alexandretta
Asiatic
Turkey
Delay Demobilizing Navy
Secretary Daniels announced no immediate steps toward demobilizing any part of the U S naval forces. He indicated the United States may bear the greatest share of navy work to enforce armistice terms. About 70 000 naval personnel including Marines with Pershing’s army would follow army demobilization plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniels
United States
Navy Department
Naval Establishment
General Pershing
Europe
Belgium seeks complete independence from wartime status
The Belgian legation states Belgium will no longer accept the prewar guarantee status and aims for full independence with rights common to all free peoples. The statement marks a shift toward sovereign autonomy in Washington dated November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Belgium
Armistice Orders Issued To Allied Troops In France
Allied forces in France received Tuesday morning armistice directives marking the ceasefire with Germany. Officers were told no troop movements across the line until further orders, no contact with the enemy, and to maintain strict vigilance and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Jlaeleek
A.m
General strike in Austria and ex Kaiser in Holland
London reports Emperor Charles abdicated and Vienna may declare a general strike. Victor Adier, socialist leader and foreign secretary, is dead. William Hohenzollern arrives in Velp near Arnhem after a train stop, with his entourage, while Dutch and German dispatches describe illness of the former empress and arrival details. The fate of Hohenzollern remains unclear as cars and guards move between Bentinck seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hohenzollern
Holland
Victor Adier
London
Charles of Austria
Copenhagen
Enachange
Vienna
Vienes
Count Bentinck
Middachten
Velp
Arnhem
Daily Express
Amsterdam
Potsdam
Berlin
William Hohengollern
Bentinck
Pysden
German royal train brings Wilhelm II to Holland for reception
A motor cortege passes Mouland as crowds gather at the Belgian border. The Imperial train arrives at Kyden station with Wilhelm II in military dress, while reports say Field Marshal von Hindenburg stays at headquarters and Crown Prince Rupprecht remains in command with no flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise-Masastricht
Mouland
Germany
Pmtch
Hkysden
Wicelmina
von Hindenburg
Holland
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Germans Believed Armistice Allows Free Passage to America
A front line report describes German prisoners in an interior Prussian city cheering as they imagine being shipped to the United States. They think an armistice means relocation and naturalization, and view capture as free passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronce
United States
America
Work or Fight Edict Off Remarks Cancelation in Nevada
Washington Nev 15 cancellation of all draft calls and inductions terminates the work or fight order from last summer which drew thousands to essential industry. Boards will still classify after physical exams for men aged nineteen to thirty six but penalties disappear as there is no power to penalize nonessential employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nev
Hoover Urges Simple Living to Ease European Famine Strain
Food Administrator Hoover addresses state officials warning famine in war-torn Europe could outstrip relief. He cites 20,900,000 tons needed next year and warns of shortages in pork dairy products oils and feeds while urging economy and avoidance of waste. Unrelated bank robbery reported at Merriam State Bank in Merriam Kansas.
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Warehington
New
Europe
Hoover
America
Russia
Mr. Hoover
Armistice Terms Please The French Celebrate Peace
Paris and Mons report the armistice terms read by Clemenceau and cheered by the chamber as Alsace Lorraine was saluted. In Mons British troops entered, the city capitulated under pressure, and crowds paraded in joy amid the quiet after battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
France
Alsace- Loraine
Belgium
Mysterious Report of Death of German Crown Prince
Telegraphic dispatch claimed the Crown Prince was assassinated by his own troops on a Hol land bound train with bayonet and bullet wounds. A later Hague dispatch questioned the report’s authenticity and cited Washington stating no official confirmation of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
the Journal
the Hague
Maastrich
Washington, D. C
Wilson Sends Message to Germany for Relief Aid
President Wilson issued a reassur ing message to the German people in response to the Chancellor appeal. The note promises aid to Germany in securing food and easing their distressing want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Germany
Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
Allied High Command Sets No Change to Armistice Terms
Special to Evening Journal from London on November 13 reports the Allied High Command notifying the German High Command that there can be no modification of the armistice conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
London
Sweden and Holland Push For Republic Movement
London reports Sweden and Holland are starting a move toward forming a republic. It notes a general strike being called in Switzerland amid the developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Drener
Lowa City
Evening Journal
London
Sweden
Holland
Switzerland
Celebrations Sweep Mons After Arrival of Allied Commander
In Mons crowds thronged the streets as bands and pipers led thousands in rejoicing. A Canadian commander entered Mons in the afternoon, greeted with warmth similar to scenes in Valenciennes and other liberated towns.
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Mons
Valenciennes
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