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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
12
A long, garbled 1917 dispatch discusses Bulgaria's war prospects, Allied naval losses, and Halkan tensions. It references Bulgarian Premier and Ferdinand, Britain's wartime stance, and calls for a settlement or continued fighting, with scattered mentions of naval attrition and political shifts in Europe.
A garbled OCR snippet references alien property rules and several unclear names and terms. The readable bits mention custodians, reports, and a possible legal or regulatory context but lack coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities. The fragment provides no determinate event or outcome.
Cleveland Ohio November 20 A resolution adopted by the Cleveland Presbytery of the United Presbyterian session calls for the punishment of the Kaiser and his forces before any peace terms are signed. The vote was to send the text to President Wilson urging trial for crimes committed by the Kaiser and his military cohorts.
News from Copenhagen and Vienna report Ukrainian forces clashing with Polish troops in Lemberg while asserting control of Czernowitz and other Galicia towns. German officers aid Ukrainian advance as fighting disrupts traffic and defense positions around key cities in Bukovina and Galicia.
In a London speech, Earl of Reading cautions that Germany has not shown a changed spirit, only defeat. He argues allies must remain vigilant in peace or war, noting armistice terms were gentler than continued fighting and France seeks no revenge while holding those responsible for atrocities. He recalls World War I onset and French leaders.
A Peace by Song Festival is planned with government and agency participation. The program features diverse songs from America allied nations and regional folk tunes, with a land finale and aerial photo. Departments and officials are urged to declare a half-holiday on festival day.
The feature with Theodore Robarts and Guy Oliver stars in a tale described as adventurous and engaging. Supporting cast includes Haresonberd and a giant orangutan named Sinhad. The film begins a Washington run at Toew 4 Calimba today.
Mc Cochran, long time general manager of TW Stein, joins the Freeny Co Inc, a renowned New York tailoring house. The firm reports a supply strain due to European war, but Freeny protects its trade by sourcing materials at home and abroad, offsetting costs. Their shop on York Avenue boasts skilled designers and cutters, with a valet department offering free services.
Fragmentary notes describe allied tensions involving Meraiy and Voesacka in Ukraine and Russia, with mentions of revolts against Kerensky, defense by German and Austro German forces, and the rise of Gen Skorprdsl as dictator after a May upheaval, citing Skorprdsl as key in the regional power struggle.
In New York counties the decision allowed inspection to begin the day after election certification. The governor would pay all election board expenses for the examination. Alfred E. Smith’s counsel argued for potential recounts amid a yesteryear vote showing a roughly ten thousand vote plurality. The governor must depart the state after January with a December certificate due, and the count of electors may slow prior to November 17.
Maxwell Dividend passed in New York amid war order revisions. Directors stated war work consumed over half of company capacity and export duties required changes. Liquidation of present inventory and conversion of facilities from wartime production are anticipated to conserve cash during readjustment.
Government takeover prompts higher express charges across merchandise and food items. Eastern regions face about 10 to 12 cents per 100 pounds increase, while food rates rise roughly 5 percent. Canada adds 15 cents per 100 pounds. interstate and intrastate rates up 26 percent from last July. Garden produce and heavily shipped foods adopt new class rates as intra state classifications end.
New York November 20 Supreme Court Justice Philbin granted Governor Whitman permission to inspect a balloting matter. The ruling allows an official examination of the ballot process as requested by the governor.
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