Debates split over McAdoo Glass as Treasury post debated
The piece discusses political maneuvering around Secretary of the Treasury post. It notes Mr McAdoo and Carter Glass as leading figures, with Glass praised as a strong fighter and debater. It also mentions President Wilson may name a successor soon and possible railroad director general appointment.
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Bolshevik Brutality Reported in Petrograd
Dispatches from Stockholm and London detail alleged Bolshevik mass murders of about 500 former Russian officers in Petrograd. Reports describe street scavenging for flesh from dead horses as hunger spreads, a tightening of food control, and calls to conserve scarce supplies amid civil war.
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Entente Supporters Targeted as Bolsheviks Consolidate Control
Tokyo reports on growing concern over Bolshevik purges of anti-Bolshevik elements in Volga towns and Archangel district as Entente sympathizers face persecution after their departure. Transsterranean railway negotiations continue between Plokye and Washington amid warnings Japan fears foreign control. US aims for a wide conference to address the evolving Russian crisis with Stevens leading a commission to oversee railroads.
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Prince Murat Palace May House President Wilson
Paris November 23 United Press reports the French government will place Prince Murat’s residence on Rue Monceau at President Wilson’s disposal while the Hotel Crillon on Place de la Concorde hosts the American peace delegates. Col. House remains in bed with influenza but showing improvement.
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Traitor's Son Wins War Cross in France
Paris reports that under an assumed name the lone son of Marshal Bazaine, tried for treason in 1873, has won the Croix de Guerre with the French army in World War I. Capt. Dom Alphonso Hoxo, a Spanish officer and favorite of the king, aided France and earned wartime honors.
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Citizenship for 2 000 more in New York
New York, Nov 24 2 000 German and Austrian enemy aliens who filed for final naturalization papers before the war halt will have their applications resumed Monday Willam Fischer head of the naturalization bureau in New York county announced today He said wartime investigations showed Germans and Austrians delayed longer than others in seeking citizenship with averages ten to twelve years extra to obtain final papers.
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Armed Deserters Threaten Austria in Europe
A report from Paris describes a million deserters from Austrian armies forming green guards. They establish fortified camps across southeastern Europe, with Slovene and Polish provisional government links cited. William J. Rose, an agent in Paris, provided the intelligence.
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American Casualty Totals and Return Plans Amid War End
Gen March outlined total American losses through November 11 at 238,117 with 236,117 confirmed by year end. He announced divisions and regiments to return home for sick and wounded, including National Guard units Thirty first to Thirty ninth and National Army units Seventy sixth to Seventy seventh, plus eight coast artillery regiments. He stressed timely demobilization as Pershing designs the occupation force and warns against veterans returning unnoticed.
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May Tie Up Railroads Demand Raise and Holidays
Lower Mes and railroad agents join operators in resolutions to be submitted to McAdoo. About 80 090 telegraphers lever men and agents on Falkonda lines threaten walkout if demands for higher pay and better working conditions are not granted by 8 a.m. next Wednesday. Resolutions from local divisions claim wages and hours are insufficient to cover cost of living and demand hourly pay with overtime and restored two holidays monthly. Local chairs called the meetings. national officers not involved.
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Navy Yard Unions Seek $1 Hour Wages Increase
Sixteen delegates from unions at the Norfolk navy yard left for Washington to present wage claims to the Navy Department and the wage commission. They seek a minimum wage increase of one dollar per hour due to the high cost of living. Organizers say the move is part of a nationwide push and that all navy yards will be represented at the conference.
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15000 Marine Workers in New York Threaten Strike
New York Nov. 23. One-hour day and increased wage recently granted harbor transport workers connected with the Federal railway wage adjustment board will be affected. Marine Workers Union announced today that 15,000 men would strike, with 16,000 more in the port possibly joining.
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Yanks Embark for Home From Liverpool
American soldiers sail for home from Liverpool on the news ships Lapland and Minnehaha. Troops march from railway stations and local camps to the landing stage as crowds cheer along the streets, marking a homeward journey at war's end.
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President Wilson Visit Stirring Europe Debates
London Times urges President Wilson to visit Europe, praising his wartime leadership and arguing his presence would aid allied reconciliation and future policy. The piece stresses that his stance on fourteen points should guide practical diplomacy, not partisan politics, and calls for frank exchanges to turn ideas into concrete proposals.
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Extremists Gain Power in Germany and Spartacist Rise
Turbulent reports from Berlin Nov 23 describe Spartacus group gains in Kiel, Hamburg, Dusseldorf, and other cities. Many local councils collapse or are replaced, with radicals pushing for a workers state while Germany faces cabinet instability and calls for a new constitution.
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