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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1918

Page

7

Socialists Quit Cabinet Move Aimed at Berlin Government

A 3000 sailors delegation heads to Berlin to pledge support as Ebert and Scheidemann seize control. The state department released German dispatches from Nauen noting questionable authenticity and signaling a socialist led shift toward a new government under Friedrich Ebert and Chancellor candidate Karl Liebknecht.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Gerfiman Nauen Iere State Department Berlin Socialist Party G Party Yider Ebert Mitrom Friedrich Kert Channellor Alaximilian Steichstag Wels Alexander Reichstag Weleda Scheidermann Ihey

French and British Forces Press German Retreat

Paris reports renewed pursuit as German retreat grows precipitate with German material abandoned. French forces seize rail cars, cannon, vehicles and trains while crossing the Meuse and advancing toward Mezieres and Hirson. London says Craig’s troops follow along the front and occupy Fau Bertaumont near Mons as Renais is approached. Berlin notes American attacks on the Meuse heights and Sormonne crossings.

Paris Foch Mezleres Gie Sormonne Sorine Mezieres-sur-Rennez Meuse Lames Mons Bel Faubourg Bertaimont Furtther Lenze Renais Berlin London Scheldt Rousse Eeuze St. Guislain Maubeuce Trevand Sormonne River Charleville Meuse Heights Woevre

Automobile collision near St Francis injures no one

Report describes two cars involved in a nighttime crash near St Francis. One car from Des Moines and another from Grundy Center are traced by police. No injuries occurred.

Syreamore Street Bors Des Moines St. Francis Hesp Harry Me Fairbank Ray Stahhs

Slavs Strive To Save Babies From Famine In Croatia

In a relief effort amid World War I, Croatia and Slavonia take in forty thousand famine-stricken babies from Bohemia, Dalmatia, Herzegovina, and Istria. Children are housed in mixed Catholic and Orthodox families, fed, educated, and raised toward a future independent Southern Slav state.

Roma Italy Austria Bohemia Dalmatia Herzegovina Istria Croatia Slavonia Ante Trimbio Corfu Serbia

Germany Faces Vast War Reparations Bill Under Peace Terms

London reports that multiple governments assess compensation for civilian losses and property damage caused by Germany's aggression by sea and air. Commissions in Belgium France and Italy gather estimates, with preliminary Belgium damage alone reaching hundreds of millions of pounds and shipping losses adding to the bill.

the Press Publishing Co New York Worlds London Germany Rious Belgium France Italy Begium Imust

German People See No Dishonor in Going 70

German public opinion splits over armistice terms as Berlin learns Japan delegation left for the western front. Many accept surrender with dignity, while others fear disarmament and possible invasion. Demonstrations and speeches shape a tense mood across Munich and Bavaria.

Outdated Message From Col Meyers Amid Pigeon Plot

American intelligence near Fereen-Tardenois captured two traitors after a pursuit in woods north of Fere. A German messenger pigeon found with a note signed Col Meyers shows the line unchanged. The captor plans executions once the traitors’ pigeon family matures.

Paris Fereen-Tardenois Fere Col. Meyers

Umpire Winter Paths. Diverse Careers Gather in New York

New York reports show umpires from baseball and football pursuing varied winter roles. Silk O Lovellin serves in the US Army intelligence division while Charles Rigler works as a V M G 2 field secretary in France. Others like Ernest Quieter coach at St Louis University and Brick Owens toiled in shipyards reflect a broad post season landscape.

New York Silk O'Lovellin United States Army Charles Rigler France Bill Evyara Closeinad Ernest Quieter St. Louis University St. Mary's College Kansey Dineen Boston William Byron Netroit George Hildebrand California Brick Owens Chester Hil Kiem Lakewood Naish Nallin Marrlant Tammy Connolly Aeee First Law Eni Dov Qataria Aed Tery Ford Jee Vanrin Pune Ble Yaa Far Bay Joe Sinop

Max in Confessing Defeat Declares Germany Won Over Belief in Might

London November 10 Prince Maximilian of Baden resigned as imperial chancellor after issuing an appeal to Germans abroad. He acknowledged the fifth year of war, deserted by allies, and said the German people could no longer wage war against superior forces. He asserted the nation achieved a victory over its belief in the right of might and urged renewed strength for hard times.

London Maximilian of Baden

Berlin Regime Claims Berlin Largely Its Ally

The People's government reports that the Berlin garrison and troops joined the new regime. Social Democratic leaders vow not to fire on the people and will intercede to maintain order. Ebert presides over imperial chancellor duties as the movement spreads with a general strike called by workers and soldiers councils.

Berlin London Social Democratic Party Herr Ebert Social Democrats Istryrecall Vorwaerts Seciet Democratic Party Germany Workmen's and Soldiers’ Council of Comsion Democratic Party of Germany Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany Workmen's and Soldiers’ Council The Social Republic Workmen’s and Soldiers’ Council German Empire

Denmark Tightens Border as Iron Cross Prohibited

Copenhagen reports stricter frontier control by the German soldiers' council aiming to stop escapes by wealthy figures. Cockades and helmet eagles are removed and replaced with a red band. The iron cross is forbidden.

Copenhagen

Anglo American soldiers train together on British front

American and English divisions completed joint training at the front, uniting Tennessee North and South Carolina recruits with Shropshire Yorkshire Lancashire Norfolk and East Kent soldiers. The 30th division is noted for Anglo-Saxon roots in the south. Burial detail and battlefield losses are described with grim images of German casualties and mixed Allied dead on the line.

George T. Bye Tennessee North and South Carolina Shropshire Yorkshire Lancashire Norfolk East Kent Middlewest Bohain Perselles Montreibehain Re SisLin

Protracted Han Stand Unlikely Near Brussels Say Allies

AP dispatch from Bel lum reports Allied forces noting German forces do not plan a drawn out defense before Brussels and surrounding areas as fighting continues this weekend. The message cites multiple indicators of a short, decisive engagement rather than a long stalemate.

Associated Press Bellum Brussels Tharterol

Proclamation of Bavarian Socialist Republic Amid War End

A late November proclamation from Manuel on behalf of workers and peasants councils in Bavaria declares a republic and a self governed socialist state. It promises equal suffrage for Bavarians and outlines a peace oriented exit from war with soldiers’ councils overseeing barracks. Officials remain in place as the populace cooperates.

Amsterdam Manuel Council of Workers, Salliers and Prasants Tiavaria Bavaria Germany Promisi Hasyaviey

East High Triumphs in Wild Comeback Over Cedar Falls

East High rallied from 12 0 down to beat Cedar Falls 14 12 at Cedar River Park. Captain Sage and O Connor led late drives with charges through the line and a scoring run by O Connor after a late forward pass. Defensive stands by Sage Miller Fourdine Garrimoni Brugse man and Eickelberg helped hold Cedar Falls’s offense.

East High Cedar Falls Cedar River Park East Joe Sage Dec O’connor Vicory Parkins Sage Paulson O'Connor Gast Miller Fourdine Garrimoni Brugseman Eickelberg Berg Ransom Hansen East High Cedar Pulls Jameson . Dahlamon Heinbere Paulsen Smiley Parkersburg Leeper Waterloo

Armistice Courier Delayed by Explosions at German Lines

Berlin officials say the courier bearing armistice terms was delayed crossing the lines due to an explosion on the German side and ongoing fire. The German courier reportedly learned of the delay via wireless and was corrected to cross. arrival of terms could be expected any hour. Paris dispatch notes the courier reached German headquarters at 9 o clock this morning with an official statement.

Washington, D. C Wnauen Berlin Tfiffelstower Ger-mans Paris Havas

Influenza Closes Most Barber Shops in St Louis

Amid fresh influenza cases in St Louis, all barber shops closed except drugstores. A Waterloo reader notes closures extend to most shops, with rail timetable notices and publisher policies mixed in this dense, OCR-heavy clipping.

ST. Louis Waterlon Barder

Bulls and Blunders and Irish Humor Parade

Lieut. J. C. Percy and Lieut. H. T. C. Walker tour New York exhibition of British naval pictures while Percy, ex-president of the Irish Institute of Journalists, is renowned as an after-winter speaker. The piece notes his Bulls books and witty anecdotes, mentions Sir Boyle Roche and Irish humor, and adds a short Yeomen officers installation and a hometown note of a brother in France.

J. C. Percy Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve New York H. T. C. Walker Lieut. Percy Irish Institute of Journalists Boyle Hache Limerick Havana Tra Irish Court of Appeal Henry VIII Mediterranean Red Sea Albany

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