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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1918

Page

15

Armistice Signed Ends World War I Hostilities

The German government and Allied powers announced that an armistice had been signed. Hostilities were to cease at Paris time 11 o'clock, with Germany to withdraw forces and surrender fleets under Allied supervision. No immediate White House statement was released.

Washington Associated "Press Germany State Paris France Belgium Alsace Lorraine Myers Bens Berlin Marshal Foch

Abdication of German Emperor William and Crown Prince

A dispatch from Amsterdam reports Emperor William signed his abdication at German grand headquarters with Crown Prince Frederick William and Hindenburg present. The move follows rumors of other monarchs also renouncing, while food shortages and regency measures loom. Reactions in Berlin were mixed, fearing the act might be too late to avert chaos.

London William Frederick William Hindenburg Amsterdam Telegraph ‘Company Ludwig Bavaria Frederick August Saxony Leive Philipp Scheidemann Germany Gopenhagen Berlin

German War Punishment Compared to Seminole War

Senator Sam Myers of Montana likened Germans to the Seminole Indians and urged fitting punishment for the Hun. He argued Gen. Jackson’s destruction of Seminole towns and camps would be more fitting for German armies and their surrender refusal.

Washington Sam. Myers Montana Senate Myers Jackson Germany

German Socialists claim victory and abdication events

Reports from Berlin and Copenhagen describe Deputy Scheidemann proclaiming a great victory for the German people as the Kaiser and crown prince abdicated. Ebert is named chancellor forming a new government with Social Democrats in key roles. Ministers resign amid interior turmoil. Ebert calls for a people’s government and national cooperation.

Berlin Indon Reichstag Ebert Social Democratic Party Herr Ebert Social Democrat Acing Scheidemann von Tharr Zurwich Germany Maximilian Baden Friedrich Ebert Lhancellor Copenhagen Friedrich ‘Ebert Maximilian of

Weather Outlook for Chicago and Iowa Regions

Fair tonight and Monday with warming trend. In western and central portions today, temperatures rise. Inland areas show improving conditions with gentle to moderate winds as conditions brighten.

Chicago Iowa

Poland Assumes Rule of Galicia Crown Land

Amsterdam dispatch reports Austria notified Poland has assumed sovereignty over Galicia. Galicia, a crown land of Austria-Hungary north of the Carpathians, covers 30,307 square miles with about 7,000,000 people in normal times. Professor Lammasch, Austrian premier, received the official word.

Poland Galicia Austria Amsterdam Lammasch Vienna Austria-Hungary Carpathians

Hamburg American head Albert Ballin dies suddenly

Albert Ballin general director of the Hamburg American Steamship Co died suddenly Saturday according to a 9 am Berlin announcement. Ballin led the Hamburg company and was a prominent figure in maritime circles.

Albert Ballin Hamburg Ners Steamship Company Berlin Copenhagen Navy Hamburg-American Steamship Co

Essen in rebel hands as managers arrested

London report says Essen, site of major steel works, is in revolutionary control. Lieut. Senn von Bohlen and Halbach, head of the Himpyp works, and his wife, have been arrested. The Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph notes the change in control amid upheaval.

London Essen Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph Company Senn von Bohlen Halbach Himpyp, Works

Turmoil Spreads As German Capital Sees Revolt

Nov 10 dispatches describe Berlin seized by soldiers and workers councils. Reports say red forces control much of the city, palace and key buildings shelled, with civilians and troops shot amid a general strike and republic proclamation from Stuttgart to Cologne.

Copenhagen Berlin Workmen's ‘Council Wolff Bureau London Red Lapital Coper ‘Hagen Exchange Telegraph Company Berla Crown Prince’s Palace The Republic iWelft Bureau Germany Amsterdam Zeitun Essen Leubeck Council Leipsiec Saxnony Stuttgart Wurttemsburg Cologne Frankfort Exchange. Telegraph Company van Eychange Bremen Ple Social Democratic Party People’s Friedrich Ebert Atmost Basel Switzerland Havas Savstos Nurmberg -Chasseurs Aesandet Tetyeat Teroiueea

Mutinous Sailors Delegates Confer With Government

Delegates of the revolutionary German navy arrived in Berlin after meeting with the minister of marine and Reichstag leaders. Hugo Haase, a Socialist, is said to have the situation in hand as talks proceed. The war ministry offers aid to Friedrich Ebert to ensure army provisioning and demobilization efforts.

Associated Press London Berlin Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Reichstag Hugo Haase Lamburg WAR Ministry Friedrich Ebert Maximilian

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