Soviet Republic proclaimed in Bavaria roils Munich
chaotic Munich headlines claim Bavaria's soldiers and workers council declared a soviet republic after shootings at the Bavarian landtag. ministers Auer and Timm wounded with Auer later dying. Augsburg reports a state of siege and crowds plunder shops as Spartacists seize rail hubs amid civil war fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Bavaria
Soldiers’ and Workmen's Council
Munich
Vossische Zeitung
Ays
Coperhager
Augsburg
Kurt
Eisner
Will
Munich in Turmoil After Munich Diet Shooting
Reports from Munich describe shootings in the diet with ministers wounded or killed including Premier Eisner and possibly Herr Auer. The city faces a volatile power struggle as ultra radicals and Spartacists are suspected of uniting to seize control amid a deteriorating Ruhr strike situation and unreliable communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Roas‘Kauper
Weimar
Diet
Spartacause
Joachim
William
Herr Auer
S Eisner
Joan Micely
Herr Dlisner
Ultra Redicals
National Assembly
Berlin
Cesel
Casel
Herr Garres
War Office
Fred
Jabreis
Herr Unterleitner
Einner
Associated Press
Ruhr
Eisner
Bavaria
Fehrenbach
Scheidemann
Washington Post Co
District of Columbia
National Guard
Ss. O. 3
Wilson Nears Boston Landing to Brief Boston Speech
On the George Washington 500 miles from Boston the presidential party will not land until Monday morning. The president plans a brief Boston speech and will reserve full statements on the league of nations and peace conference for Congress. The ship's escort North Carolina relays wireless updates as Washington aims to clear pressing business before Europe travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Congress
Washington
Associated Press
Boston
Moon
U. S&s
George Washington
Associated Presse
North Carolina
American
President Ia
Europe
Special Labor Commission
America
Great Britain
Supreme War Council
France
Plead for Republics State Troops Angry Council Urges Speed
Roumania and Serbia fuel tensions as republican movements press for democ ratic governments while monarchies face resistance. Croatian mass meeting at Agram denounces annexation and calls for Croatian autonomy. Romanian republicans threaten revolution if Ferdinand’s restoration proceeds, with Paris Peace Conference set to examine these claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Roumania
Croatia
Serbia
Agram
Wilson
Slavonia
Middle Marle
Dalmatia
United States
Resterai d
Ferdinand
Bessarabia
Transylvania
Bucharest
League of Nations Interest Grows Across Cities
Taft reports widespread interest in the League to Enforce Peace as six congresses meet coast to coast. Delegates from New York to Minnesota attend sessions and labor groups back a real league with a substantial defense against future wars, while funds to spread propaganda are pursued amid broad public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Regular Army
United States Army
United States
Reserve Corps
National Army
League
The
Public Ledger Co
Stockton
Cal
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
West Virginia
Maryland
Boston
New England
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Pacific Coast
Portland
San Francisco
Great
League of Nations
Paris
Republica
American Federation of Labor
League Off Nations
Atlantic
England
France
Italy
Premier Clemenceau Sits Safe as Morphine Debate Sparks Tension
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau's condition remains satisfactory though doctors seek rest and limited talking for 48 hours. Family allowed brief visits. foreign ministers Pichon and Balfour met him as medical notes list cautious restrictions while police pursue Emile Cottin's case and a possible ally "Michael" amid anarchist probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Clemenceau
Pichon
A. J. Balfour
M. Pichon
Emile Cottin
Premier Clemenceau
Cottin
Michael
Aredy
Matin
U S seeks Italian trade in rail locomotives and coal
Rome reports an American firm offers to supply locomotives in any number with minimal delay at prices at least 12 percent below current rates. Another American bid pledges 3,000,000 tons of coal yearly at prices 4 percent below British coal, freight included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
The
Public Ledger Co
Rome
Hat
America
Reed Sees America State in League Headline
Democratic Senator James A. Reed of Missouri attacks the league of nations constitution in a powerful Senate speech that triggers strong showings of support and calls for amendments. Lewis Owen Lodge and Knox are noted for forthcoming remarks as White House diplomacy looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
America
Lewis
Owen
Lodge
Knox
Albert W. Fox
Washington Port Ca
League of Nations
James A. Reed
Missouri
League
James Hamilton Lewis
Oklahoma
Foreign Relations
Pennsylvania
Senate
White House
Capitol
House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spartacans
Hisner
Justice Timm
Unterleitner
Landtag
Herr Aner
Rr Auer
2 Inman
Herr Timm
Auer
Politiken
Epity Kellier
Mnister Atter
Oesel
Herren Hoffman
Frauendorfer
Minsters Hoffman A.4
Aréa Valley
Premier Eisner
London
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Exchange Telegraph
Ner
Auer and Eisner Eneittes
Russia
Berne
Swiet
Jugoslavy Federation
Ryley Grannon
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Greater Serbia
West
Jugoslavs
Karageorgevitches
Organization of Independent States
Jugoslavia
United States of America
Middle Marje
Dalatia
United Kingdom
Belgrade
Cretia
United Kingdom of the
American Reviews Commissions
Forty-First Division
Regulara
George Rothwell Brown
Spain
Nationary Guard
Helgoland
Supreme Council
Admiralty
Atlantic Ocean
Foch
Council of the Great Powers
Kiel Canal
Germany
Roumanian Zone
Hungary
William Howard Taft
Chamber of Commerce
Collin
Sepor
M. Mandel
Mor Jaca
Picton
Barifour
Dra
Tuffier
Gosset
Laubry
Eec
Re Tardieu
Albania
Greece
Turkhan Pasha
Denmark
Schleswig-Holstein
H. A. Barnhott
Paria
Kiel
Commission
Scard
Petit Journal
M. Clemenceau
Dr. Laubry
Lansing
Col. E. BM
Lloyd George
Harl
Derby
Cleménceau
Plana
U. S
Old North Church
Pau
Revere
Lexington
Emerson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!