Wilson Warns No Nation Can Stay Neutral After War
President Wilson spoke in Cincinnati asserting the world’s peace requires all nations to abandon neutrality. He warned Europe’s postwar competition could harm the United States, denied that wartime trade alone spurred prosperity, and urged unity to prevent economic hostility and aggression between nations.
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Lodge Charges Wilson with Postscript in Lusitania Note
Henry Cabot Lodge asserts in Brockton that President Wilson added a postscript to the May 1 1915 Lusitania note. He claims the note, read to cabinet, was altered after resignations and cabinet pressure, ending with a reference to arbitration. Lodge criticizes Wilson and Bryan over signed and unsigned notes and the failing policy of accountability.
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Hughes declares American presidency pledge amid crowd on guard
At Boston arena Hughes vows to lead an American administration free of foreign influence and to protect American lives and property. He notes three guiding policies while hecklers are silenced as security chiefs warn of a border attack plan linked to Mexican bandits around election time.
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Verdun Front Counterattacks Cease as Fort Vaux Threat Looms
War dispatches report cessa of counterattacks on the Verdun front with Fort Vaux near capture by French forces. Berlin notes progress of Central Powers in Transylvania and Moldavia while allied fronts see artillery duels and limited infantry actions across the Carpathians and Dobroudja.
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Local Weather Summary for Yesterday
For twenty four hours ending at p m yesterday maximum and minimum temperatures were recorded with clear conditions at 6 p m. The report notes a northwest wind and a temperature around 50 degrees.
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Debate on NM campaign ethics and clean government stance
The piece argues voters should ignore mudslinging and demand clean government. It recalls New Mexico’s shift from the old party machine and praises reforms in roads, schools, taxation, and state integrity, urging a vote for progress and opposing the old guard.
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War department alerts border commanders for possible outbreak
San Antonio dispatch reports orders from the war department to notify border commanders to be on alert for a possible outbreak. No troop movements are expected, and Maj. Gen. Frederick Funston, commander of the department, will not cut short a coastal hunting trip due to the developments.
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Danube Bridge Blown Up During Romania Evacuation
A Rome dispatch to the Wireless Press reports from Bucharest that after the evacuation of Cernavoda by Russian and Romanian forces the bridge over the Danube at that point was blown up by Romanian troops.
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Hughes Expected Victory Draws Busonians Audience
A large crowd gathers in Bustonians to hear Republican candidate Hughes speak on protecting citizens abroad and party platform. Supporters anticipate his election, citing strong voter interest and media coverage.
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Conspiracy Claim Tied to Bandit Attack Before Election
Secretary Baker alleges enemies of government policy arranged a spectacular show as part of a planned bandit attack on Americans before the election. The article notes government officials claim a coordinated conspiracy ahead of the voting period.
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Denial of Villa Advance in Chihuahua Issued by Commission
The Mexican American joint commission in Atlantic City says reports of Villa driving back government troops in Chihuahua are false. It notes Trevino has about 8,000 troops near Chihuahua City to meet a Villista force of just over 1,000 and mentions shifts of Carranza Obregon families and the move of Queretaro as Mexico’s capital.
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Macedonian Front Conditions Report Unchanged
War office reports virtually unchanged conditions on the Macedonian front. South of Lake Presba near Zvedzato to Biklista cavalry detachments encountered enemy scouts with feeble artillery fire and reconnoitering engagements along the front from Lake Presba to the Aegean.
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Romanian report claims repulse of invaders on multiple fronts
A Bucharest statement via London dated October 26 describes Romanian successes on the western frontier of Moldavia. It reports taking Mount Kerekharas and repulsing enemy forces in the Trotus and Usul valleys, with heavy losses and limited territory remaining to the foe between Sulza and Trotus.
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