14 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
1
Reports from Berlin describe intense fighting as radical factions contend for power while a plan for a Great Republic unfolds. Amid mutinies in occupied Belgium and naval mutinies in German ports, the abdication of the Saxon duchy’s ruler signals a shift in authority alongside ongoing revolutionary activity across Prussia and central Germany.
The United States Chamber of Commerce urges President Wilson to halt cancellation of munition contracts as a reconstruction commission is proposed to guide the transition from war to peace. It recommends a representative advisory board to coordinate plans across departments and prevent economic hardship.
The inter allied war council plans to reassemble here soon to discuss post armistice peace questions. No date is fixed yet. Rest and be well at Grove Park Inn in Asheville NC, a noted resort for invalids.
George Rothwell Brown reports from the front that American troops from Ohio are helping Italian forces and British troops advance into newly captured Austrian territory. He recounts battles along the Piave and Treviso fronts, the destruction of bridges, and the cheering Italian population as Allied forces enter towns. The piece ends with a travel note and a cue to think of WHITING.
Washington weighs German food needs and ongoing talks at Versailles. President Wilson considers shipping food if public order holds and distribution remains fair while Allies and Germany negotiate terms and naval actions to enforce the armistice.
President Wilson sends a message to King George expressing happiness to be associated with Britain in a time of triumph. He lauds the mutual partnership and cooperation expected to support the delicate tasks needed to realize war aims and achieve lasting peace and equitable justice.
A new Romanian cabinet led by Gen Coada succeeds the Marghileman government. Gen Grigorescu and Gen Yaumui lana assume the ministries of interior and foreign affairs. The dispatch notes Romania has declared war on Germany and aims to disarm and drive out Von Mackensen’s forces, amid Bucharest treaty repercussions.
Berne reports Nikolai Pachitch, president of Serbia's council, will preside at the Geneva congress set to decide on state constitution details including South Slavic nationalities within Serbia.
Britain races to peace congress as Lloyd George advocates a League of Nations and a just peace. The upcoming general election tests whether policy will curb rivalries and armaments or advance an enduring world settlement. War relief drives mobilize pledges and local committees report tall donations and canvassing progress across teams and households.
Copenhagen reports Emperor Karl I and his family arrived by auto to Echarteau amid a proclamation declaring constitutional rights to be restored and a path for national development. The Emperor relinquishes participation in state administration as German Austria forms a separate state. The Vienna press notes internal wounds and the royal family at Vienna's castle near Pressburg, about 15 miles east of Vienna.
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