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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1918
Page
8
The Hungarian government remains defeated by the peace council demands and accepts no favorable terms. An envoy urged parliament to speed aid talks as partial measures fail to avert hunger amid ongoing tensions.
Madame Schwimmer, linked to the Ford peace plan, controlled a Berne hotel office and dominated a Hague congress. She allegedly drew European government support that failed to materialize, led to dissension in her party, and later resided in Switzerland after the plan’s collapse.
A Richmond resident notes banks should open social booths to promote War Savings Stamps and year end sales. The item references Columbia Bankers and federal efforts, urging use of all available means to increase voter engagement and sales at local banks.
Captain Alfred F B Carpenter of the British Royal Navy arrives aboard Balmoral Castle detailing a mission for the British government. In the Zeebrugge raid his crew faced heavy casualties while sinking ships to bottle up the German submarine base.
Postponement of a patriotic event at the grounds today due to an influenza outbreak. Organizers cite a lack of turnout and safety concerns. athletic activities and a program by local groups are expected to resume soon after health advisories.
A farewell dinner for George Creel is held at the Washington Hotel on Briarport. Attendees include committee members and officials. plans are hinted for a trip to Europe next week as Creel’s associates prepare for his departure.
Leima Alfiges sues his wife for absolute divorce alleging misconduct during their marriage. Case filed in equity court with attorneys Harry Allegerty and Ry Finn listed for the defense.
Tonight at 6 15 Stan Le Hall the United States Soldiers Home Band performs under director John M Zimmermann featuring Thundering Cannons Wasck Overthre The Poor and Peasant, Minuletto Op 29 No 6, Karganoff Selection, Martha Flatow Fox Trot, A Foxy Cure for the Blues, Pollock Waltz, La Plus Belle Finale, Joan of Arc request, Tin Star Spangled Banner and Waldton for Beria.
Dr Edward s Olive Tablets provide a plant based laxative without calomel. The ad claims the tablets improve bowel and liver function, remove dark mouths and bad breath, and offer quick, pleasant results with nightly use. Available in 10c 25c sizes at druggists.
West Virginia Governor Cornwell and Massachusetts Governor McCall are cited in a telegram to President Wilson protesting McCall's Paris peace commission appointment. McCall had previously refused to honor a West Virginia requisition for a missing Black suspect, a serious crime cited in the protest.
The Alexandria common council allocated 10 250 to purchase a motor fire engine to replace the horse drawn steamer on Pat ticki street. Quorum absence halted action. Additional appropriations include 900 for Hunting Creek bridge approach, 400 for new railings, and 2 100 for sewer pipes. A state notice increased circuit judge pay to 3 000 yearly with city share.
The Food Administrations price interpreting committee endorsed 88 cents a dozen for fresh eggs effective today, up 5 cents from last week, after evidence showed higher weekly costs. Cold storage eggs rose to 63 cents, butter prices increased, and cheese moved to 47 cents per pound. Officials warned prices may reach $1 per dozen before Christmas.
Jon Hall on trial in Fairfax Virginia for the murder of Toa Hay went on the witness stand. His silence prompted a lengthy session. A motion to let him communicate with Hall was overruled. Mrs William Harrison, who found the body of Eva Roy, noted a tooth missing and a crooked mouth. Dr Sweatnam linked tooth marks to Halkar. Undertaker Nathan C Davis said abrasions matched fingers. Oliver showed willingness to reveal his teeth but was not asked. Ben Rubin, who confessed to the murder months ago, was examined but not allowed to testify about his confession. Mrs Lou Hall plans to testify for the Commonwealth.
Veterans from Winchester and nearby areas are listed as killed or missing in France. Messages from the War Department confirm Private Henry Snyder and Private Lancelot A Rose among those died or wounded. Hubert Tussell of Brucetown and Harman county soldiers are named in similar war dispatches.
Members of the War Industry Board and 1600 employees presented Chairman Bernard M. Baruch with a silver loving cup and a dollar-a-year salary token in a ceremony. Judge Don Birker praised Baruch and the board for supporting the war effort and foresaw continued appreciation of their contributions.
County and city officials gathered to outline plans for conservation of surplus products after peace and to extend the authority of state food administrators. Renjaning Furcell spoke as a federal aide, urging continued coordination with local interests. In a separate accident, Cornwell of Grafton Motor Co died when a car struck a telegraph pole injuring two others. a survivor’s widow is left.
The Columbia Country Club announces its annual meeting with officers and board reports for the year. A buffet supper will follow the session. club membership stands at about 250.
Prices for dairy and livestock are listed by state regions from Maryland to Virginia and beyond. Notes show creamery products, firsts, and weights, with regional figures for chickens ducks geese turkeys and other fowl. Prices vary by location and market segment in a compact market update.
The notice lists various grain prices and lots including yellow corn Oats and wheat with misprints. It references No 2 yellow, old and new yellow, white oats, red winter wheat, and old yellow corn on track with price cues like 60 per bbl and percentages.
Elizabeth Exel died October 49 leaving a will executed October yet2 granting properties to her three children Leonard Vet, Mrs Louisa Stuermann, and Mrs Katherine Speckmann. Leonard receives 744 Pring Street NW, Stuermann 2213 Cleveland Ave NW, and 1820 Union St SW jointly to all, Speckmann 748 Irving St NW. If any beneficiary contests, they forfeit their legacy. Howard Exel and Mia Stuermann named executors without bonds.
Live stock market listing with hogs cattle sheep and veal prices. Includes various grades from good to inferior and references to packing plants and stockers. Some numbers indicate bids and ranges for different animal categories and qualities.
Market report notes middling levels for Norfolk and New York exchanges with prices around 2775 and 2960, while Philadelphia shows 2985 indicating stable but uneven demand across regions. Traders cite steady input costs and cautious buying as factors shaping early session movement.
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