Hindenburg orders A A M to obey him in armistice notes
Berlin dispatches report Field Marshal Hindenburg demanding immediate obedience from the German army as armistice terms bite. Allied warnings accuse Berlin of violations in Belgium and Brussels while naval envoys negotiate with British admiralty in Paris and London. Admiral Robison appointed American naval commissioner, with Bullard and Benson coordinating movements at Pola and along the Dalmatian coast.
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Belgium
U. 5S
Admirel Robison
Bavaria
Entente
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Basel
Hindenburg
Marshal Foch
Oermabi
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Brussels
London
Presa
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Aew
Sesa
Admire! Hipper
U. S. Naval Commission
Paris
Associated Press
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Naval Commission
Robison
United States
Bullard
Pola
Adriatic
Wiliam S. Benson
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Benson
Birmingham
Gibraltar
Leonides
Corfu
Durazzo Scutari
McAdoo outlines postwar reconstruction and tax plan
Secretary McAdoo briefs Chairman Simmons on a reconstruction program reducing estimated 1919 outlays from 24 to 18 billion dollars and extending loans to Allies. He urges four equal tax installments, safeguards for inflation and inventories, and rapid enactment of a pending revenue bill to stabilize postwar business and ensure cash payments for exports.
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Sim More
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Treasury
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House
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United States
Europe
Congress
Alles
Big German Cruiser Grounds Off Sweden
London dispatch reports a large German cruiser aground near Malmo Sweden after drifting from Copenhagen. The vessel reportedly carries numerous airplanes on board and has released all offers of assistance. The commander remained unhelpful, and the incident drew attention from British wireless services.
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London
British Wireless Service
Malmo
Sweden
Copenhagen
Brussels Revolts Against German Rule Amid Mutiny and Flight
Reports from Ghent and Amsterdam describe Brussels shaking off German control with mutinies and disarmament of officers. German governor General von Falkenhausen resigns as Belgian population resists, and rumors of battalion conflicts and looting emerge from Ghent to Brussels as authorities plan restoration efforts.
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Paris
Brussels
Ghent
Belgium
Bytus Associated Press
von Falkenhausen
Steamer Pennsylvania Sunk In Chile Waters
San Francisco November 11 reports say the Pacific Mail Steamboat Company vessel Pennsylvania, 3009 tons, has sunk near Fauique Dock after striking under way. No lives reported lost. The ship, valued at about 400000, was chartered to the United States docked on the Red Star line route between Philadelphia and a Red Star service.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail Stewmkhin Company
Pennayty
Fauique
Compélity
Pennsylvania
Aunt Waleed
Philadelphia
Cabinet Formed as Germany Moves Toward Democracy
Berlin reports the new German government published a democratic program with amnesty and eight hour work day, while Prussian crown property will be confiscated. Berlin says censorship ends and universal direct secret suffrage is planned for elections to public bodies. The South shows more democratic character amid revolts, with Baden’s grand duke abdication in question and East Prussia spreading unrest.
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East Prussia
Basel
Koenigsberg
Allenstein
Insterberg
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Lee
Washington
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Peage
London
Empaties
Aviator Hitchcock Homecoming from German Front
New York war lieutenant Thomas Stehcock Jr. of the Lafayette flying squadron arrived today en route to Westbury Long Island. He was shot through the leg and his aircraft disabled in a March engagement with three German planes, forcing a descent within enemy lines.
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New York
Thomas Stehcock, Jr
Lafayette
Germany
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Allied advance through Alsace Lorraine as Germans evacuate
Paris reports Foch to lead entry into German fortresses with Clemenceau and Poincare present. Americans and allies move into Metz Strassburg Colmar and Metz regions as German forces withdraw. Thirty second division freed prisoners and Belgian return to Brussels. quieting of air raids noted. Occupation of Briley and Briey key steps in Alsace Lorraine shift.
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