Berlin Convention Call Fueling German Debates
A proposed convention of soldiers and workers councils in Germany is to meet in Berlin in December. Independent and Spartacus factions press for early assembly while demanding prisoner votes and caution against delaying the national assembly amid strikes and wartime debates.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Copenhagen
Germany
Varius
Berln
Spartacus
Wourse
Goda Isia
Indesandert
Ing
Soatists
Herr Hrase
Werr Hease
Liebknech
Itas
Bremen
Tramburg
Berlin to Invite Wilson to Visit Germany
Berlin reports that the German government will invite President Wilson to visit Germany at any point in his European trip, a move noted by Copenhagen–based press. The piece also covers a series of German political developments including calls for a national assembly, a focus on unity, and cautions on economic stability and credit.
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Berlin
Wilson
Germany
Copenhagen
Europe
Lokal Anzeiger
National Assembly
August Mueller
London Times
Pablic Legge C
Stockholm
Ebert
hKovno
Western Front
Beto Eemethe
S¢Qviet
Mbert
Haase
Schiedmann
Bouk
Solid Character and Democracy Amid War Turbulence
The piece laments wartime displacement and forced labor of Russians under Austria and Germany, noting millions driven into factories with scant relief. It contrasts allied and central actions, describes Poland overwhelmed by invasion routes, and ends with a call for American diplomatic outreach and public enlightenment campaigns to fit a drastic postwar order.
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Brest-Litovsk
Rusgia
Austria
Germany
Russia
Moon
Rosalan Doundery
AL Ho
Vietula
Poland
Europa
Bir
Rose
Preae
Anti British Propaganda and Government by Cable
The piece reports on President Wilson’s European trip and debates over a "government by cable" plan, as factions press for or against British concessions on freedom of the seas and the League of Nations. It highlights veto power questions, constitutional timing, and potential auto-delivery of bills while he is abroad. It notes Britain and Italy's continued stance and the Passport issued to a U.S. president for the first time.
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The
Public Ledger Co
Wilson
League of Nations, &c
France
Great Britain
Italy
Congress
House of Representatives
Renate Shah
White House
Washington
White
United States
Jens Gove
Col. House
Atlantic
Thesident
England
World’s largest city hospital opens in Manhattan
The hospital No 3 in New York occupies the former department store at Sixth Avenue and Eighteenth Street, claiming capacity for 2,090 patients. It opens with 500 wounded men as first patients, with 500 more to be admitted. W. T. Monaghis oversees the facility.
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New York
Base Hospital No 3
Sixth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Iw. TF
Monaghas
Fourth Liberty Loan Offered To Banks For 1949 Maturity
Government finances rely on sale of 4 percent Treasury certificates issued to banks every two weeks starting December 6. Proceeds fund wartime expenditures for the 1918 fiscal year while a large army remains in Europe. The issue is expected to mature May 6, 1949 with further installments to follow biweekly, absorbing about 2.1 percent of bank resources.
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Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
McAdse
Ascal
Europe
Demobilization Schedule In Germany Reported
A Frees service report states American troops in the third army are rapidly disarming German soldiers except certain classes and will hold men in service until a formal demobilization schedule is agreed with Field Marshal von Hindenburg. The rollout aims to end mobilization as troops reach their western quarters.
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Logdad
Cathe Tralia
Klagenfurt
Laltadi
Tng Pdhiad
Olf Rentempt
Vienne
Jwetie
Germany
Czechs
Hema
Potand
Jniraly
Russia
Associated Frees
Flekt Marghal von Hindenburg
Change Coming in Germany Hints Crown Prince Predicts
News from Europe reports former German emperor Wilhelm II and Crown Prince Frederick William may influence Germany’s future. Wilhelm travels with Count von Bentinck and receives visitors while commentary from Holland notes cautious views on revolutions. The Crown Prince, questioned by reporters, hints at uncertain return dates and reflects on food and conditions, with detailed travel to Wieringen Island and confinement arrangements.
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Holidnd
Count von Bentinck
William Hohensal
Welfhazen Pretasment
Didwe
Amarongen
Holland
Associated Presa
Willem Hohenzollern
Associated Preac
Ampéror
Count von Bextinck
Cural
London
Preass
Wieringen
Halland
Snyder Zee
Germany
Frederick William
Holand
Frederick Wiliam
Amsterdam
En&ee
Beaides
Main
von Muller
von Muidtmner
V von Beltitz
Medembitic
Burgomester Deerebgom
Iz Bisc
Focal Police
Costerland Parsonage
Bia
Maja
Ripolitahoeft
Peace conference language and Wilson's Paris visit
Reports from Paris on the peace congress considering English as the official language and the practical reasons for bilingual proceedings. Hoove r and Hurley meet at Col House to discuss food distribution and tonnage needs for France. Italy outlines delegation to Paris for Wilson reception. Britain’s Churchill stresses fleet supremacy alongside League of Nations aims.
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Hoover
Hurley
Paris
Col. Honss
France
Cap
Associated Press
Tfu Ig
Addituon
Rene Hootemie
Herbert Hoover
Edward N Hurley
Shipping Board
Col House
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