Allies Push Forward in Italy Front as Prisoners Grow
Allied forces breach the Italian Austro-Hungarian line from the Brenta to the Adriatic, freeing towns and taking 23,000 prisoners. Forward motion continues with large guns abandoned and air and artillery strikes targeting retreating enemy columns. In France and Belgium, Allied patrols and bombardments skirt a reduced infantry effort while American positions improve north of the Argonne. heavy guns and air units support ongoing operations east of the Meuse.
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Paul Keith Dies in New York at Pneumonia Death
Paul Keith head of Keith theatrical interests since his father B F Keith died of pneumonia in New York on October 20.
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New York
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B. F. Keith
Fall supports no Bolshevik peace pledge in 1918 telegram
Albert B. Fall, senator from New Mexico, declares in a public telegram from Three Rivers that he will not support any Bolshevik style German peace. He writes from Alamogordo amid influenza illness affecting his family, noting his loyalty to Wilson and detailing personal hardship and limited movement between towns to care for kin.
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Alamogordo
Russians Describe German Occupation Devastation in White Russia
A Russian wireless report cites German occupation areas across White Russia as stripped of horses and cattle, seedless fields, starved children, and furniture and telephones sent to Germany. Rail lines are wrecked and useless cars remain.
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London
Germany
Russia
Danish Lawmakers Back Up Schleswig Question
Special cable from Copenhagen reports a secret session of the Kigedag where both chambers unanimously affirmed that Denmark’s national hopes are tied to the realization of national self determination. The declaration emphasizes unity between the Danish nation and its pursuit of self rule.
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Americans Break Through on Italian Front Capture Thousands
Official dispatch from Rome reports 33 -thousand Austrian troops captured along with hundreds of guns and numerous machine guns. The 333rd American infantry regiment entered action as fighting spans the Piave line. Italian and Allied forces press south, crossing Piave at San Donald and advancing from Monticano to Vittorio. Prisoners total 32 198 officers and men with hundreds of guns captured. Albania operations push toward San Giovanni di Medua.
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Weather Forecast for Denver and Surrounding States
Denver and New Mexico forecast fair Thursday and Friday with rising temperatures. Arizona areas expect warmer conditions Thursday and Friday with continued clear and sunny skies.
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Iperature
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Weather Summary for Local Area
Twenty four hour period ending 6 PM yesterday shows maximum temperatures around 44 with a high uncertainty in range. South winds were light to moderate and conditions were generally clear throughout the period.
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Roosevelt Telegram Urges Fall Support From New Mexico
A telegram addressed to Senator Albert B. Fall, care of state chairman George R. Craig, was sent to Republican headquarters in 1918. The message from Theodore Roosevelt praises Fall and urges continued support for his work in the U S Senate. It notes Roosevelt’s belief in Fall’s “great ability” and American spirit.
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Army Will Back Government In Peace Question
American troops along the Verdun sector hear Wilson notes and Austrian peace talks. Soldiers discuss peace prospects with quiet earnestness and typical American humor while continuing to fight under orders, as the war machine advances.
Lindsey Names Delegates to National Education Group
Gov Lindsey appoints delegates to the National League of Compulsory Education. From Santa Fe R B McBride of Las Cruces. H Brett of Clayton. K Bowver of Loris. Pam Roswell. John J Vaughn. State College MR Tagibihi Silver City. John V Conway Santa Fe. Dr Frank Hoberts Las Vegas. Mrs Josie Lockhart Ra ton. Mrs John W Wilson Albuquerque. The group meets in St Louis next month.
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National League of Compulsory Education
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British demand for Hung A0 imposed on Bulgarians
Britain insists on immediate release of all British prisoners and demand to be met if any truce is agreed. The note signals tough stance as Britain presses for prisoner freedom and a clear condition on any potential ceasefire.
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Lodge predicts war end soon at Lynn rally
Henry Cabot Lodge, leader in the Senate, declares at a Lynn Mass rally that the war may last only a few weeks longer and urges Americans to unite behind the war aims. He criticizes President Wilson’s fourteen peace articles and opposes making the war a party issue.
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U S Producing 1000 Airplanes Ad Week
Washington reports American aircraft production has reached 1000 planes per week with Liberty motors at that rate in October. Since June 1 about 2500 fighting planes, including 150 heavy bombers, have been shipped to France, reflecting rapid growth and rising output limited mainly by transport capacity to the front.
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France
Liberty Motors
Senate Recess Plans Blocked By Quorum Crisis
Washington Oct 30 Plans for an election recess were thwarted by partisan conflict in the Senate as a quorum lapse blocked adjournment. Republicans warned they would block a recess while Democrats aimed to forestall further debate by threatening another quorum call. Introduction of central powers peace resolutions was expected, but party leverage to force adjournment remained.
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Campaign Against Fear Advocated In Des Moines Meet
A Des Moines committee of business and professional leaders urged a campaign against fear during the Spanish influenza epidemic. Dr Witte chaired the group which pressed for constructive reporting and calm behavior to prevent panic and illness.
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German Peace Move Seen Lacking Military Ground
Officials believe Germany’s bid for armistice and peace grew from a plan to buy time and boost morale, now driven by the German people rather than the military. Wilson works on Austria note response as Paris reports Austrian terms near surrender and possible separatist aims. Handle on council deliberations remains reserved with no formal word yet.
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Hughes Praises General Plan of Plane Program
Washington report on the shcraft investigation praises the general plan for aircraft production and cooperation with manufacturers. It criticizes inefficiencies and waste, noting improvements could come from stronger government agency execution, with Gregory preparing a transmit letter and the White House set to release the findings.
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Morning Journal
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Wilson
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Burleson
Tumulty
Department of Justice
White House
Influenza Outbreak Spreads to Camp Cas Casas Porto Rico
Reports to the surgeon general show 3,015 new influenza cases in the twenty four hours ending noon today with Camp Lac Casas contributing 562. Pneumonia cases rose to 1,? from yesterday’s 619, while overall U S cases declined at other camps though the Porto Rico outbreak increases the total.
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Washington
United States
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Epidemic Reduces Not in Colorado Report
Health officials report no decrease in the influenza outbreak in Colorado with 90 new influenza cases 65 deaths and 6 new pneumonia cases. Denver figures show 174 deaths and 19 more fatalities, bringing totals to 518 cases and 222 deaths.
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Get
Serbian Cavalry on Hungarian Border
Paris dispatch describes operations on the eastern front as Serbian forces cross the Danube reach the east of Ris and Pogharevatz. The report claims a precipitate retreat by Serbian armies from Belgrade and captures of divisions and war materiel.
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General Deben Promoted to Grand Officer of Legion of Honor
General Deben promoted to grand officer of the Legion of Honor at Paris on October 20 for actions including halting German advances toward Amiens and the capture of Mondidier while advancing lines to the Somme.
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