German Fleet Seized by Revolution in Kiel
Telegraph dispatches report the German high seas fleet at Kiel seized by mutineers amid general strike. Kiel council and workers take over city administration as troops occupy workshops and red flags fly on warships.
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The
Star
London
Kiel
Exchange ‘Telegraph ‘Company
Copenhagen
Schleswig
Denmark
Germany
Hamburg
Warnemunde
Exchange Telegraph
Council of Workmen and Soldiers
Council of Workmen and
Kiel Harbor
Reichstag
Armistice Terms Reported Signed Ending World War
Across major cities reports claimed Germany signed armistice terms with General Foch. Officials in Washington and War Department offered no confirmation while Liberty Bell rang in Philadelphia as crowds celebrated the virtual end of the war. The city was abuzz with word of a ceasefire and a siren signal was planned.
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Washington Times
Germany
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Washington
State Department
Department
War Department
Foch
Envoys Meet As Armistice Terms On Verge Of Publication
No official word by 11:15 a.m. in London whether German armistice envoys crossed the western battle line. At 2:55 p.m. Marshal Foch and Admiral Weymouth met the envoys. terms to be published once handed to Germans. General Foch invited envoys to meet in Paris to discuss Armistice.
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London
Downing Street
Marshal Foch
Admiral Weymss
Paris
Foch
Americans Push Beyond Mouzon In Verdun Sector Drive
American forces in the Verdun area advance west of the Meuse and report capturing Mouzon Raucourt Buelson Harricourt and threats toward Sedan as pursuit planes hit key enemy road centers. British and French units also press forward near the Morman forest and Hirson as German counterattacks stall.
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the Star
London
Verdun
Meuse River
Mouzon
OPEL
Busson
Cownage
Vontresse
Ee Meuse
Raucourt
Buelson
Harricourt
Meusé River
Argonne Forest
Pershing
Sedan
War Department
Meuse
HMN
Morman Forest
Dondreré
Moneau- St. Vaast
British War Office
Cressin
Quiezhane
Germany
Armistice term reports reach New York City
Wire dispatch from New York states that Mr. James B. Russell received news that Germany has signed the peace armistice under Allied terms. The timing is noted around ten o clock.
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New York
Ofelock
James B. Russell
New York City
Germany
Boilermakers Car Repairmen Ad Offers Work
Advertisement for car repairmen and boilermakers seeking employment in Maryland near Ruewell next door to M. P. with phone contact 160.
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Ruewell
Winchester storage offer for first month pie drop rate
Storage deal offers space for drop 1 pie at a special first month rate or fractional charge, then 10c per succeeding fraction. Rate not retroactive. Mentions barrels and storage quality with terms for good grade of pies, shipments direct, and a Winchester cold foundry notice with a Star office contact.
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Winchester
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R. M. Swimley
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Berryvill Ipott
H. F. Byrd
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Glay DE Grange
Asa Orisman
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Hircon
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