German cabinet reshuffle amid fears of autocratic gutting
Reports from Copenhagen detail a large reorganization of the German cabinet with Dr Solf and Mathias Erzberger gaining key posts as ministers without portfolio. The move is seen as a device to preserve autocratic control while signaling a broader inclusive shift to appease domestic and foreign observers. New appointments include Dr Solf as foreign secretary and Clem as undersecretary. Groener to war portfolio. Kirzberger named secretary of state without portfolio. Eduard David named undersecretary for foreign affairs.
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Mathias Erzberger
Socialist
Gen. Groener
Washington
Wilson
Copenhagen
W. S Solf
Rerman
Solf Willsntinur
Alee
Clem
Mathias Kirzberger
Herr Bauer
Reichstag
Imperial Labor Office
London
Get
Eduard David
Detchstag
Berlin
Tianet
Switzerland
Oyrt
Greener
van Stem
Strassburg
En Groener
Ukraine
Ven Stein
Tobe
Demand for revision of Austrian constitution may force premier to resign
Reports from Austrian and German papers indicate a political crisis in Austria-Hungary. The Austrian premier faces pressure to be replaced by Heinrich Kammasihh amid talks of constitutional changes toward federalization and self determination for various nationalities. Russian and Silesian demands align with German national interests. parliamentary deputies urge constitutional revision to reflect autonomous nation states while resisting ceding German provinces. A potential coalition faces opposition, with a plan for a federation of independent states and possible exclusion of some groups. The dispute includes the Czech and Slavic peoples, and the German-speaking right seeks a unified German-Austrian state. A separate brief notes Brazil designating Meatless Mondays.
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Tde Int
Findi
Austria-Hungary
Isoosvacedd
Siatem Son Hiussarek
Tiheino
Heinrich Kammasihh
Austria
Wassische Zetungs
Vienna
The
Reichsrath
Zernin
Constitulien Partes
Paris
Workinges
W 1Tson
Congress
League’ Df Nations
League
League of Nations
Wilsons 1918 peace principles at Mount Vernon
A fragment from President Wilsons Mount Vernon addresses outlines his fourteen points and postwar aims. It details open covenants, free navigation, removal of trade barriers, armament reductions, self determination, and a league of nations. It cites prior statements to Congress and outlines the path to a just, lasting global order.
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Wilson
Congress
Noir Waawuae Ee
Mount Vernon
Wilm
Wilson Speech Published in Western Germany Reports
The perai official Welft bureau of Berlin gave the German press the text of President Wilsons recent speech. Several western German newspapers published long reports of the speech without comment. The Sunday Post by mail is $2.60 per year.
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Germany
Amsterdam
Perai
Welft Bureau of
Berlin
Bee
Wilson
Hans Raid Hospital Faces Penalty Demand By Premier
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau condemns the October 12 German hospital bombardment at Chalons as part of a long record of German crimes to be weighed at final settlement. The attack killed and wounded many French soldiers in hospital cellars. Habana notes the Spanish liner Alfonso XII sailing with 1232 passengers reported 19 influenza deaths aboard.
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Paris
Havas
Chalons
Margaine
Department of the Marne
Clemenceau
Bom
Habana
Alfonso XII
Spain
West Indies
Wireless
Sage and Sulphur tonic claims magical hair darkening
Bright ad copy touts Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkener. It promises gray hair turns black after one application and claims dramatic youth restoration, with druggists reporting strong sales and user enthusiasm.
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Kwyeth
Wyeth
Peace Plea Rejected as Huns Stand on Allies Soil
The article reports Maximilian’s effort to craft a peace proposal for Germany, blending Reichstag 1917 ideas with Burian’s terms and social democrat concessions, while cautious about armistice terms and a neutral arbitration council. It notes likely reactions in Berlin and outlines Brazil raising its Vatican legation to ambassadorial rank in Rio de Janeiro.
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Count Burian
Germany
Austria
Brazil
Vatican
Rio de Janeiro
Baron Hussarek Resigns Amid Austrian Premiers Shuffle
The Austrian prime minister Baron von Hussarek resigns and hands the cabinet's letter to the emperor. A successor is to be named, with Prof Lammasch a likely choice as negotiations begin for a pacifist manifestation. Also noted, Norway reports eight vessels lost to war causes in September, totaling 11,943 tons with six sailors dead.
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London
Baron von Hussarek
Zurich
Switzerland
Exchange Telegraph Company
von Hussarek
Prof
Lammasch
Det
Norway
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a harmless, inexpensive remedy to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys. It claims regular use prevents backache, bladder issues, and other pains by neutralizing urine acids and improving kidney function, urging a tablespoon in water daily for several days.
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Ady
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Stephen Tisza
Andrassy
Borne
Baron Burian
Nustra-l Hiuungarian
Nouvele Presse Libre
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Aca
Russia
Society of Free Nations
France
Prussia
Alsace-Lorraine
Crontiers
Italy
Austria- Hungary
Roumania
Serbia
Montenegro
Balkan
Balkan States
Ottoman Empire
Dardanelles
General Association of Nations
Europe
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Hans Get Wilson
Ekonomolumn
Kirk
ORION
Paine and Lyons
King’s Palace
New York
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League For International Arbitration and Disarmament
Peace Council
Belgium
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