Allied warships reach Black Sea and Bolshevik splits
Dispatches from Paris and Washington report Allied ships entering the Black Sea with ports visited from Varna to NovoRosysk. Semenoff cuts wires between Omsk and Vladivostok while clashing with Kolchak, raising questions over army leadership and Bolshevik suppression prospects. Gen Stefanik foresees possible quick Bolshevik collapse if force is used.
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Paris
Havas
Black Sea
Varna
Novoroszysk
Bosphorus
Semenoff
Vladivostok
Trans-Baikal
Omsk
Admiral Kolchak
Horvath
Washington, D. C
Kolchak
State Department
Siberia
Russia
Arbin
Stefanik
Harbin
Volga Front
America
Wilson
Vologdsky
Wilson Tribute to Be Greatest Given by Britain
London reports that President Wilson will receive the greatest reception Britain has ever given a guest and that the event is assured after long advocacy. The Observer notes a strong contrast between America as a continental unit and Britain as a maritime empire in discussion of sea freedom.
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Wilson
Britain
London
Shade
Observer
England
Pact With Council Signals Shift in German Power
London papers note the agreement between Germany's soldiers and workers council and the government as a major development. It claims Bolshevik dominance is not yet present while Germany may move toward Leninist legislative ideas. Copenhagen reports a council led republic with an executive council to govern pending elections.
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Russia
Daily Telegraph
Germany
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Daily Express
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Copenhagen
Workmen’s Council
Berlin
Pha
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Chaos on German Front as Troops Flood Homeward to Berlin
Dispatches from The Hague describe German troops breaking order to rush toward Berlin. Crowded trains carry soldiers not only to Berlin but across Germany, with rail hubs like Bremen reporting men packed on roofs and between carriages. A new cordon shields Berlin as crowds arrive amid political upheaval and grim casualties on trains.
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Special Cable Dispatch
London
London Daily Mail
Hague
Cologne Volkszeitung
Berlin
Germany
Rhine
Empire
Hamburg
Bremen
Harold Williams
Chronicle
Geneva
Mine Sweepers Clear Kiel Passage for Interned German Navy
A flotilla of mine sweepers left the Firth of Forth to open a passage to Kiel for a British squadron believed to disarm and intern the remaining German navy. Wilhelmshaven also would be visited by the squadron, reportedly consisting of one battleship and destroyers.
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London
Firth of Forth
Kiel
Wilhelmshaven
Dutch denial of ally consent for foe passage through Limburg
Paris dispatch states the Dutch legation explained German troops would pass through Limburg with Belgian population interests and allied agreement. Havas agency questions this, saying allied representatives did not know of the violation of Dutch neutrality until after it occurred.
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Paris
Limberg
Shirtwaist $100 in Vienna Sets Tone for Postwar Struggles
In Vienna on November 20, severe postwar hardship is evident as munition plants close, coal and food shortages bite, and prices soar. a shirtwaist costs $100 while stockings fetch $4 and a suit $156 as misery contrasts with bright city life and theatergoers. The piece notes hopes for American aid and a push to adjust to a new life, with references to Lilbon and Wilson.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Cabulon
Europe
Old Bohemia
Old Bavaria
Lilbon
Wilson
Liebknecht on Soldiers for Socialist Revolution
Berlin dispatch reports Carl Liebknecht mobilizing soldiers returning from the front to back a socialist workers’ government. He accuses government of bourgeois rule and urges a soldiers and workers regime defying entente powers. Rosa Luxemburg and others back the Spartacus faction despite harsh opposition from soldiers.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Carl Liebknecht
Liebknecht
Sparta
Proletariat
Bourgéeoisla
England
France
Rosa Luxembourg
Spartacus
Philipp Scheidemann
Social
Pershing Republican League Formed in Ohio
A campaign to elect Gen John J Pershing president in 1920 was launched in Ohio with the incorporation of The Pershing Republican League Akron and Summit County Republicans sponsor the effort Ex Senator Charles Dick of Akron leads the signed articles Dick likely to be league president The group plans formal organization in Akron to crystallize support for Pershing as United States president in 1923 and seek his nomination and election
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Columbus
John J. Pershing
France
Ohio
Pershing Republican League
Charles Dick
Akron
Summite County
United States
Former Emperor Charles Urges Allied Feeding of Austria
Vienna reports former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary pleads with the Allies for food aid to avert Bolshevik danger as Austria faces dire shortages. He warns that without American and Allied help, famine could trigger unrest and disintegration of railroads and society.
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Austria
Armistice Board Holds Animated Talks on Terms
Paris sees preliminaries moved to Paris for armistice talks due to better facilities with joint sessions at Spa under French British and German delegates. Marshal Foch and Messrs Erzberger and Winterfeldt participate as discussions probe modifying terms. The armistice commission acts under clause 34 and feeds into broader peace talks. Ahmed Riza Bey heads Turkish mission seeking allied guidance in reconstruction while Hungary asks for swift peace terms.
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Associated Press
Paris
Versailles
Joint Armistice Commission
Spa
Geo. Nudant
Marshal Foch
Sisteron
Gen
von Winterfeldt
Mathias Erzberger
Starshal Foch
Basel
Ivest
Ger. von Pigtertense
Torr Senate
London
Constantinople
Telephe i
Ahmed Riza Bey
Ahmed
Hungary
Hayas
Gouraud Leads French Army into Strasbourg in Triumph
Strasbourg reports Gen. Gouraud entered the city at the head of the fourth French army amid an enormous crowd of about 300000. He proclaimed a message beginning with the Marseillaise and said the day of glory has come. Marshal Foch will assume possession of the city Monday at 1 30 p m.
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Associated Press
Strasbourg
Gouraud
Iglory
Foch
France
Rail workers offer 2000 a month to keep McAdoo from resigning
A telegram from St. Louis railroad employees promised Director General McAdoo $2,000 monthly to stay in office, signed by Wabash and Missouri Pacific unions. McAdoo replied he welcomes appreciation of his financial straits and plans to continue in his role. A Vienna report notes Austria's counter revolution fears rise as monarchists spread street placards.
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Washington,d. C
St. Louis
McAdoo
J. H. Kirkland
H. J. Carrigan
Wabash
O. E. Sumner
Missouri Pacific
Atlanta
Zurich
Austria
National Council
Vienna
Frankfort
Wounded total inflated by unreported minor injuries
Officials note the casualty total includes thousands of slight injuries not sent to hospitals and never listed. Casualties reported to date show just over 2,000, but experts say the armistice total could exceed 100,000 as more lists arrive.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
French Liberty Loan Wins Subscriptions Surpass All Past Wars
Paris reports that subscriptions to the French liberation loan now exceed those of any prior war loan. The Seine submarine reports daily to collect more than one million francs in subscriptions. In Innesdruck Italian troops are welcomed by locals while the German element stays subdued. The Supreme Court will hear Eugene Debs appeal on January 6.
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Associated Press
Paris
Havas
Seine
Rome
Innesdruck
Ital ‘Jan
Debs
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Eurgena ¥. Debs
con‘Ncted
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Daschunds Bismarcks Pour Into New York Market
War savings stamps drive influx of German-mimicking items like silver Bismarck statues and daschunds into New York markets as workers exchange stamps for old metals. The market remains open while stamps sell and New York nears its $35 000 quota as the war work fund campaign ends tonight.
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Associated Press
New York
Bismarck
Daschunds
Judgment on municipal court stays as rehearing sought
Supreme Court action keeps the municipal court in force pending possible rehearing. Judge Birdsall continues to hold court, with officers confirmed as appointed. no civil cases unless urgent. Local hearings pause as parties await the court’s next move and further guidance on the legal status of the court.
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Ivan J. N. Sweitzer
Brdsall
Supreme Court
Ben S. Naven
Miss Rubinson
John M. Sweitzer
George Kreizman
Birdsall
Uv. Pys
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Fox Township
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F. Knapp
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Boies
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