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REPUBLICANS llPlllSlllii IN ,
WILL silllillllll GERMANY l8
NEXl ruckus. - ’SPREADING ..
Assured of at Least Two,Hanover,
Not Less Than 43in House ble, But Not of a Serious
Nature
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lllllElfiNllliiillllNSfl’flgg NNllNifllllllil SAYS BM Wu... 1.. 1. .a vulgad-«Vice-Admiral Saris Represcn l
How Senate Is Likely to Be
[be-Organized Attempt to Overthrow the
" Military Authorities. But All War Activities Con- woman's division or his connection; _,
Oldenburg
'- Majority in Senate anal Other Places Having qu‘No CHANGE I ginlMEN W" “i {Details 0' ill—C Terms Which Courier llas l 'l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9......5 Repubu. Are Unsuccessful
can majority in the next (‘onsress of
at least twu in the Senate and of notl
less than 43 in the House was assuredt
.v—-stei‘day from returbs from the scat-'
’ a 'o ' _,
cording to the only direct news from 3 ,
. . . . - . . i can worms to the American Herchant. w k f D g F F om ,
lel’llll doubtful districts of lust Tues- (.otrriuny early toda). 1K lBDOlltod io‘ MEN NEEnE" Marine. Mr. Hurley ‘1‘"! I“ womanl or o r'V'n De I
day’s elections ’NIBVG spread to iianovcr, Oldenburm
Word rom Detroit of “lama“ in: and other cities.
Mid“ . “DOD almmt (toxnplptp “11.12“? attended b“
official returns. .0! Truman H. New»
berry, Republican candidate for the.
Senate, over Henry Ford, Democratl
Hirmedbthe Republican Senate rolll
lo a' are majority. The. Dermot .
may have 48, with the ldaho contest‘ in Hamburg.
betweu Senator Nugent. Democrat?
and exflovcrnor Gooding still in:
doubt. On the face 'of almost com.
picte unofficial returns, Nugent has by”
(Continued on Sixth Page).
lapparently is confined to the Ninth :VGovernnrent agency b88311 ‘0 BMW
lArmy Corps. which wuslt‘ecrultcd in under tons of messages from every,
COPENHAGEN, Nov.
i porat'ily. Travellers
trising in Northwestern Germany. ac-
Reports from the ‘lianialr
town of Vitndrup say that all is qu'rt
in Schle'su'ig, but that further disturb ‘ . .
‘unces are reported to how oer-uncut belective Process Planned
' overthrow the military authorities in“
. F or Demobiliz tion--Nav : »- ‘ ion w is tha contest for membership ' H
: Four tlrourand men attempted to a Y, UNITE" WA“ ”in the aJuniOr Four linute Men's or- Spreads inhussia and Prince ”“18 V;
Altona, across tho Elbe troubliaui-
utg, but the city now is quiet. The WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-—Coniusion; The qual’iy oi ' a” ‘1' event
. German guards at the Danish border-tum uncertainty already 0fl'tithmh'. wummpm better than th . a trial. boldl
9have been ordered by the Soldiers’cut the country regarding what is int t
3 Councils to remain at their posts tem~ ' happen in the matter of the drift and -
arriving from'otber military activities going on“
r, a
FARRELL "PPHSES } Germany report that thc disaflection The War Department and every otherEnu‘ugiufic Gathering of1 m“ were Edward J. Quinlan and Rev. Germany’s answer to the Allied
.EfillNllMll} llllllllllll.t ..
~ l
\ I
Tells Foreign Trade Council
criedfl, Klllil
Treaties Required — ‘
~~"~ ' lMachine Runs Into Crowd, ———~~ 'local theatres, the “w of which hnet‘particlpate in contests of this charac- been divulged. nor him any elc- 1’0“" "‘1“th i“ 1“" inaw 9’
James A. Farrell, president of tha'
mod is , . l The subscription of 310.000 roponed‘ ‘ _ . ‘ . ‘ _ . .
gunman“?,SLW‘NE3$21"“%‘;,;°§i -- . l ' '"‘ " "' Junt'rvenlns. site's this campaign: (cwun‘md 09 Pose Three) (Iomrnaritier-rri-(‘lirei's heuriquar-Kremlin “Hill“? “01M about W
Trade Council declared unqualifiedgi I SCRANTQN PM N0“ 9rMTW0 Phil: every assurance of going over its full W tcrs been reported. Nothing but ;t'lli_'lllf(‘ll. . . 4,
yesterday against an economic wayr mg“ :9": film‘lfing"g‘ieih‘m‘r'égifijt , {quota 01:53:25.2? andhr‘cachlng the 50% the briefest dispatches have told? (‘onditions in Austria appn 3'
“8‘1““ “"3 Teumfllc DeODIeBAite‘r the 80 3 ex 1““ yr ' ' New“ 'c p on “ Ch ls “Milan" ' of an event the consequences of ly arc in a'widly chaotic dot
termination of the conflict of arms.
here, yesterday, when a large De line. ‘ .for the whole cause. Norwalk must. ‘. h '11 if t til i l l 1- ll
iland bombing airplane ran into n [I E E E lruise $54,000 as its share towards ~ Wire in 9. cc. e wroc sum“. '” -
He told the delegates assembled at the . - . ; B ' v I] n A“ As i - . - - - - - . . . . ,- - '
council's nan annual meeting. in the m“ that 1“" “mm“ ‘0 “e "‘3’“ ‘ l - BARN B qucnt hrstori oi civilization. l Bolslruk rlsrstance in
Biltmore, New York. that if the peace
terms are satisfactory there will be no
need of economic warfare, and that, on
the other hand, it the terms are not.
satisfactory “economic warfare will be
impossible.’ His remarks were up
plauded by the representatives of the
steamship and railroad interests from
all over the country who attended the
,conference.
“The progress of the war,’ said Mr.
Farrell, “has been marked by much‘
discussion of proposals for and condl- f
is to see to it that the peace termsl
render impossible the continuance of " ‘~ For a time it seemed that thou bureaus Vi" 00") ‘3 l C e m e. i ‘ ' '
. , plo- p ra e. omnianding the firemen the . . ,, - w ,~. . . . . . ,
conditions sought m be corrected or‘ . f law“. which was caused by the cl- oflicers have been instructed by the Despite the ei‘iorts 0‘ d.touplc of miles utst oi (xcrruan) a slab smut.
b . . v,
prevented by economic warfare, : ldental setting on of a cap in a hand War Department to .advise the sum fflhwau‘fim .1911“: “figujfzmwgslnomms. . _ . . honor or t): newspaper mm
~ . ’ ' l 1 Council of the names and addresses of :0“: lagoon-8350 and $400. and wasl This fact, and the obvrous nbrl- the Munich lost._ He first on
(continued On Page Three) ‘ ASSERTS AflMIRAlai (Continued on‘ page Nine) ,Ioldiers deserting. or absent without but pa rtlv covered by insurance. The? ity of the Allied armies to com- public attention in .1905 as
w 'h ' i I ilem’e and thought to be in ""5 “‘9' origin of the tire is unknown. but is plete the triumph over the enemy, ed speaker at Socialist nice
(JARS STOP RUNNING ; ——'—- 1 baths investigated. ' [may bring about a quick decision Eisner was arrested some
' i mentioned (in Page aleK . . . _ ‘ . .
IN HOLYOKEr MASS-‘Qommander 0f the Ameri-5 l - ‘ f —< {by the military chiefs of Germany. ago for havmg published the
i canF r I F [1 W -! C ‘ ' . iEmporor William is at Spa, it is that Germany on July 28;
“O'LYOKE Mass. Nov. 9.—Pursuunt 0 CBS m renc a l . UNITED WAR DRIVE CAMPAIGN lsaid, and it is cousidcretllpomible was rnolnltzmg her army. ,1!
10 "‘1‘ dedrilon of the employes of the tiers Absomlves United Press* ‘ ' ‘ t I lthat thc arrn‘isiicrrmission now at released after scrvrng u »
"0M“ SW" Railway system 10: l I BIG RALLIES UNDER AUSPICES 01‘ THE IIllarslrul Foch's headquarters may , lasting: until fifteen days ago
strike at midnight. when a conference There were further developmental __, "_ “Iced“, instructions by wireless : ()nlv scant messages gm
of representavlvea of the. company and yesterday concerning the origin of the Lleui. George H. Fsrwell. of the1 CHURCHES 0F NORWALK. f . . . _ l i . .. . f . G1 v with . _
.-mployes an \iaror' John. 0- Rvan reports of complete surrender by the Northeastern Department. who‘is sis-‘ ' g Bavaria has been. dec arm a fin mg rorn Iii-man, . ~ ,
“m“! '° W“ “ ml“ 0' ‘fi'eemem- 'Huns disseminated by tbsumted tinned stnoom 10 in the City Hall for REGENT AND PALACE THEATRES middle and the Writclsbach dy- the Bavarian revolutionary
. not ‘ car “Vi” ”flu“ ““3 moniimz. PINS 119“ service. Which 0“ Thurs- the purpose of reeelvin the applica- - ' r Y ' ' "liasii'. headed bv King Ludwig merit.
‘ Th0 immediate question an issue is day may-(ed be whole counu-y upon a “an! of low membetwegn the 8891! Of SLNI)AY EVENING. 8 0 CLOCK ‘ '
That more persons were
was due to Lieut. Zeismer,
mu... m... .. .. fiRENAflES EXPLllllE TRY Tl] "mm
lions 0! a continuance of the contests ;
by economic forces after the military:
struggle is ended. Our supremo duty‘
‘ centres all day long. Thursday's are, .. ‘High school. was in charge of the ere. l' _ A . l‘i't f( r armistice to a committee of '
U. 80 “0MBINE PLANE :‘rflomlnfll‘y demonstration ltavingi The members of» the executive and ”“99“ and Superlntepdenl Buchanan ver“ tili' 10st. tountr ( ’ ‘51”: Part." leaders. “w;
. at Olyphant, Pa.
sweeping the crowd. 4
l The machine was one of the squad.
iron of live that left Garden City, L. l.,'
9‘1”” ";?em?f'tt°f”i‘lafiefig?ts1‘“tmgyThree Buildings Bum Afterl Patrick MOSIIIY. 0‘ 23 “little” “task of driving: the foe from the leader of the revolution 7
banking. manufacturing. farming, fdn’ding puma, oowifigeto $11,302:; at“; BlaSt ‘1.“ Loading Plant, "9““: V“ “’1‘"- soil of France. The French have has broken out in the Ba,
mospbere and descended in 0lyphant.§ N ear KlngStono N- Y. ( l
It was while attempting to take. the! l ' . _
‘8” “38m “‘8‘ “"5 “cement happened' K‘NGSTON' 1‘" Y" N0“ 9'_F°Ay HARTFORD' Nov. 9’4.“ (”new liagratlon. it was discovered at tha're,bablc that the Germans now hold a dcsrgnaic himas presrdent o
the crowd gathering too close to the persons, many of them young women. icut State Council Of Defense has an-
,n’rachino as it started.
'lw method of arbitration of di'pntes. wild orgyp jubilation.
hut cacao! this are «mad- ot the Under date of Brest.
men for readjustment 0! hour- Ind~ United Press sent broadcast this cable Cab, reported this mornlnir that he ' mm
run: The company III-lo- the State dupltch:
hum of tundra _ and limitation "Admiral Wilson. 0. s. N.. com- the young men of this city and mm OWLUN 3. WHITE, night-o! Comma!“ emperor, who {can to quit other South of Rainbow. the
“"‘M‘l i“ "l’N'fll "I“? the W under 0! the American forces
r... tits. mum , r .3. ._..._ - . ~ , '
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o. " “'**"-'-— ‘ -—-. t I omumnrnamrxoamum .-. . " “"3" m‘ . “’"z. .
bOlJllEBS KILLED 1 mom 0- has Itn W a.” W ; ' rapidly . apes-m tbroqb m Mflw Ia -
. mmrs wnacsl " l - South Nana Girl """ rm ‘ “it" WT“ ““ ”i“ M "M...“
.. M“-.. .GENIML RAILWAY , enmdl’nuu. Mite-u a! wit that. _
mm, m, an no... u... m [N G NY? ...__._..._. ' _ W‘Wm p thew amp-mm hanWW
natal a.- mi «in»: an» “mamas-mm.” rhWMWh‘mu
9.. The up-. Signing of Armistice
.
bordcr
Generally the rcvoll‘ M . .
. ~ . , orchant liar-inc intelligently afterl
serious disturb “ the. war. Every 'om who is her . renc 0' 0
An appreciative audience which
' newspaper correspondents yesterday, _ . In announcing the decision of th ' - , , . l .9“ . , ,
W" CHILDREN with inquiries regarding the Govern flnul preparaubn tor the War Worm-‘Mgm' Chairman Quinlan compliments: delivcrld and tho chem) but be ad now is m the hands of the ‘39.
1 .
not,
pllo
France,
GERMAN
ANSWER MAY COME
. - LATE THIS AFTERNOl
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_ ”RAH cm , salmon...” E, ered to the Emperor [lave *0 ,
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Bread Winner Will Bene-v
l“ B’ " ‘ S America til Conierence. *1
rraa'rrom). rm. await-ours the,
State Council of pan-afloat! N t
“"“°"’°“"“" "‘°"’°""""’ our... sumac: PUPILS llllllllllllm Allied Armies Still Confinpin
, .tention oi the union 0! this stats a
l latter covering the Nation of Anette:
to begin-preparing not to support the
v
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own bread-winner will benefit directly‘
by the Merchant Marina, he said. and completely filled the High school audi‘
manners; p... am .°““ .Yfi.-‘i2‘:i§l‘;f€! $3.133; Bavaria ls Declared a Republic—Rev ‘ t,
l ,
and color High schools. The occa-
Opcns Way for Discharges ;
"“""" l
‘ganlaation. and the subject of the dia-
lcourses was War" Savings mammal Rewr‘ed to Have! Resigned. H i
. :_,.,i
tin. Muir at' ~ . . ‘
tmi'hnnnnmmmum‘fin (By The Associated Press). l'rmcv Max, the Germr'
.ccllor, is reported to have * ..
cd, but thcchias been 110.
'1. Harrison Thompson. 01 the Four terms for an armistice is not ex; 3 , . -, . . . .
.. . . ..ow°"‘°" “l‘o’iiid‘i'l'm .. .. .5??er n...
quarter as ng or en ightenment. ver 3 , readyrsenting the Vlar Savings Stamp com- headquarters until the middle "f comhrunicatc’ the terms ll!
IThey wureu in from the biz industrial Subscribed lmluoe. Harry W. Blake: master of the ‘ this (Saturday) afternoon. at tlrc’
‘ ‘instructors. The judges 01 the‘aven-
“WNW“ many 0' "‘9‘“- d a number of the School Board-Spa, the (lcrrnnn headquarters;
t
. , , H ,l heads of other committees met last an . . . . .1
. Secretary Baker Mb besitscd b. .6”.an at me 10m Mflmcnmo tor. were present. lirnmcdiutcl) attcr the terms \Hl‘t
Virtually all of the North;
coast and part of the Baltic li '
lCar’npalgn which will be insuguratedo
In this city tomorrow evening by twoied 3‘
. lar e mass m etln . t .those who 'WGN
g 9 fl “ be held fl the ‘ winners that they should continue to!
ment‘s plans but the Secretary declin-
ied flatly to malts any announcement
until the armistice had been signed.
v‘ . ' v .ntv-tu'o hours in which . .
l of the contestants and assured “w“ be c - - ylutunustg. .
not named “no“ the to send his answer. . . . ‘ .
-ch details of the terms ltnvc‘ 3“" “"1.‘ has fl“ German 1”
i been dtnated by the pmprletors.
‘ (continued On Page Tin-em merits of the scene at the Allied 1"" the “1‘01“ structure 0‘ ‘
d America was represented at the , Siberia scents to bc broken;To
meeting by “ch-Admiral William announces.V o h E' _
‘ ' PARIS r ov. ..-—— 'urt inner
rt 1 firemen res onded 5' Sims. , . l _ v _ . . ,
Elm Eightfiithl: morning, atp10:45, 1n the meantime ,th Alllt‘il arrn- Munich-newspaper ill-an and . J
and found thatabarn on the premisesiics are grimly sticking to their meat in bocialisf circles, is t
of.
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MW" CM“ William J' Powell “mix-cached Mezicres and the British capital. it appears from info ,
the alarm with the Ho Hose . . _ . . .
lixxduut, upon arriving at till; con.lliavc captured Avcsues. it is pro- tron received here. home, re.
was no hydrant in the viola t! that strip of French soil not over six Bavarian republic 'which has
Iwere injured by an explosion in the nounced that at the instance of the ched with the hose on . ‘ . .. ‘ . _
lplant of the Grenade Loading Com- War Department it is to keep in touch :3? 3d ”3““ necessa W" to drive or seven miles ill width from east pl‘Ot‘lilllllUl. .
. -' ‘ ~ . " the advices add has
lpany' at port, Ewen, four miles from with commandants of military posts, back to the fire station and procure of \alencreiiries_t(i tht. south bank Eisner. _ g , ‘
Ehere. yesterday afternoon. it is fear- 33th in and o‘ut (pf Cannecticut. for we additional lengths of no“ hem“, of the Moselic l‘th‘l‘. Further south gamzc‘} “ cyflpmee 03mm“
,ed that several e ployes were burned 6 Purpose 0 W90 118 desert?" any attempt to tight the names could the lure runs along the frontier, workmen. so ( ters. an pe
[‘0 death in the '9 WlllCh {0110“‘(1- from the army. T° this end all "‘5 Ibut nowhere is more than a in many respects Similar to! n
is ad 45 fr it t ‘ h AKERS 7i". is deposed. Emperor Wil~ LONDON, fungi? -
1 0 sultan men ' to' t 9 SP " linm‘s abdication has been dc- forces have captu t ‘ .
the T g scum “ Camp “9mm" E '1 mauded by the Socialists. but has of Haubeuge. Field Karin
wan well pleased with the response or been N" with refusal from the’announced today.
I" "m and” m "m my“ h’ h“ been in British army. Iona mm m m at such a critical juncture in the are pushing “undid.“ ‘3
“I?“ waste“
, gov-w! t
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