Thieves Disgorge from Belgium to Serbia and Germany
A wartime call urges the allied powers to recover all movable property stolen by Germany and its allies. It argues for immediate control of loot, restitution to owners, and collective responsibility to prevent subterfuge, with emphasis on machinery and raw materials to aid reconstruction and prevent punitive hardship.
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Belgium
France
Italy
Russia
Roumania
Serbia
Geranempre
Germany
Vince Purran
Riumannia
Germaine
Parliament of Armans
Lamazerman
Fifth Liberty Loan Aims to Finance Postwar Cleanup
The Treasury plans a fifth Liberty Loan to fund government contracts and demobilization toward peace. Officials estimate expenses may run to billions, with liquidity from bonds and a broad public campaign. President Wilson and McAdoo discuss feasibility, highlighting continued obligations beyond the war.
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Dretary McAdoo
Enco
Union of Serbs and Kingdom of Serbia Unified
The provisional Bosnian government joins Serbia, creating a South Slavic state under King Peter. The Corfu declaration inspires Croats Slovenes and Serbs to back a united kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes, with King Peter as monarch and Prime Regent Alexander guiding Serbia.
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Kingdom of
Serbia
Corfu
M. Pasblich
Dr Trumbitch
Jugoslav Committee
London
Austria
Austrian Empire
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Banat of
Temesvar
Croatia
Bosnia
Herzegovinians
Kingdom of Serbia
Banat
Peters
Agram
Zagreb
Switzerland
Peter
United States
Jugoslavia Thess
Serbian National Assembly
Tlere
Balkans
Kaisera
Germany
Alexander
Peace conference censorship fears fade as press vows free coverage
The Adlerna populace is assured that the peace talks will be reported without censorship. Officials state the committee on public information will not censor news and that British and French controls will relax. President Wilson requests priority dispatches, claims correspondents will receive broad access, and editors are reassured that U S reports will remain independent and uncensored.
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Adlerna
George Feel Chaimin
Committee On Public Information
France
Ee Tin
Wurleson
Roosevelt
Vox Populi
Bone
Publico
Acheme
United States
Wilson Frys
Amercan
Mer Creel
Jolly
Mares West
One Murat Prince Married Washington Grandniece
A report details Prince Achille Murat and his American bride Miss Fraser of Philadelphia, tracing Murat family ties to George Washington and Napoleonic lineage. It recounts Florida life, oddities of Achille, and a court case where he defended himself with a theatrically comical martial display, ending in acquittal.
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Murat Prince
Washington
Sinte
Wilconim
Paris
Joachim Murat
Rue
Monceau
Caroline Fraser
Philadelphia
Joseph Honaparte
Spain
Bordentown
New Jersey
Lucien Murat
Naples
Napoleon
Wilson
Wagram
Marshal de Berthier
Bavaria
Achille
Prince Joachim Murat
House of
Crey
Tallahassee
Achille Murat
En Perora
Ami
Usung
Florida
Irin
Achille Mirat
Raples
United States
Tiroli
Rver Antadoc
Paria
Napoeon I
Gios
Achilles
Mount Vernon
Bossie Prince
al Murat
Ota
Tal
Achille Murats
Diesen Tie Hsband
Migs Fraser
Brimce
Michiel Murat Grarrind
Helen Madonald Stile
Cone
Sr the
United
Italy
Jeremiah White
Maj Straight Holding His Own Amid Illness Report
Major William S S Straight former head of the war risk insurance bureau in Washington was reported at noon today to be holding his own after recently taking ill with pneumonia here.
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William S&s Straight
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Washington
Soldiers Guests in New York Throbbing Thanksgiving Thanks
New York observed a grand thanksgiving for victory with 50000 service members hosted by citizens and Boy Scouts. Events spanned churches, tables, and tours from Madison Square Garden to vaudeville and dances as leaders and allied diplomats attended. Major services at St John the Divine and the Cathedral honored democracy, with figures like Franklin D Roosevelt and French, Belgian, Italian representatives among the attendees.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
J Franklin Bell
St John the Divine
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
Edouard Ge Brly
Cilse Batley
Gaston Liebert
Pierre Mali
Marlen
Peace Basis: War to Peace Reform Proposal by War Labor Office
The Department of Labor proposes shifting from war to peace basis, with a committee appointed by Secretary W Is to draft a plan. Members include assistants, industry workers, and labor officials. The effort aims to integrate demobilization, housing, and postwar employment for returning workers and women.
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Department of Labor
Tabor
Cretary
Bor
Charman
Devils
ALL Indiations
Department of Tob
Unitel
Stefs
Tor Wiustmert
Dasi
National War Fsber
Advisers to Join Peace Conference Delegation on Trade
The Federal Trade Commission will be represented among American delegates at the coming Peace Conference. The adviser role aims to bring free trade information gathered by the commission to conferees. John Walsh, attorney for the commission, is mentioned in connection with the protat selection to handle this work.
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K Federal Trade Commission
Inia
John Walsh
Army Death Rate Drops as Health Improves in Camps
Surgeon General weekly report shows home army training camps health improving with 3398 new influenza cases down from 4485 the prior week and fewer admissions for other diseases. Deaths at 197 per thousand last four years remain steady. French army death rate at 179 per thousand for the week ending November 1.
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France
Marshall to Remain Here After Peace Conference
Marshall will stay here after the peace conference as President Vosla canceled his speaking engagement and the secretary said the decision kept him near Washington through the holidays. The move follows events surrounding the conference and reflects ongoing diplomatic duties.
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Ter
Marshalls
Time table of trains from Washington to principal cities
The Washington Post presents a condensed timetable of trains from Washington to major cities including Chicago Boston Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Memphis New York Philadelphia St Louis and others. The schedule notes changes as new railroad announcements arrive and lists various departure times and connections from stations such as Baltimore Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis St Louis and Philadelphia.
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Washington Post
Washington
Chicago
West
Boston
Cincinnati
B&o
Cleveland
Detroit
Medal Ceremony Highlights Global Delegation Honors Humanity
An international delegation presents a decoration honoring humanity amid a formal ceremony. The event underscores cooperation and recognition of contributions to peaceful efforts, with remarks by officials and representation from multiple nations.
Conversations With Visitors At Washington Exhibit
The text notes visitors including Guy H Oyster and Samuel Gompers secretary, discussing the collection of war relics now displayed in shop windows. It mentions labor leaders, pro democracy views, and reactions to the war, with references to figures and events of the era and the role of workers uniting amid wartime pressure. The narrative shows curiosity about how relics provoke debate and public sentiment.
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Guy H Oyster
Samuel Gompers
Jose Ani
Peeroe
Arctic nurse joins service amid wartime turmoil
A nurse from St Stephen Hospital volunteered for service in the Arctic theatre. The report notes she faced fever and harsh conditions but chose to serve on the front lines, hoping to quiet harm and aid wounded soldiers.
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Oikon
Nirac
St Stephen
Lesran
Batts
Roads to Retain Women Railroad Workers After War
About 100000 women in railroad service, mainly clerks and stenographers, added during the war, may be kept on permanently. Officials at the railroad administration say retention will depend on each railroad, but they foresee strong demand during readjustment making continued employment desirable and necessary.
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Railroad Administration
Sick and Wounded Return to United States from France
The weekly tally of sick and wounded from the American Expeditionary Forces returns 1663 men for the week ending November 22. They were sent to army general hospitals where facilities are provided for physical reconstruction.
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United States
How
New York and Chicago Officials Form Fire Group
A fire group of representatives, including Ir Stephen S. Wose, chairman Mrs Jesera Fel, Loue Helsen, Ir Shmarsa Te, and Pernard Flexner of Chicago, is organized by a national committee to go to Tondo New York N Pres a te Bors ore. The effort appears part of a broader drive amid executive committee actions.
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New York
Natin
Eave Itive Committee
Stepher S. Wose
Charman
Shmarsa Tealof
Yorlan
Pernard Flexner
Chicago
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