28 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1918
Page
1
The president states Germany has made constitutional changes demanded and asserts that the people now control government and have the power to decide on peace terms, awaiting Allied decision.
French forces struck the Germans with a series of blows and made important advances along a front spanning over 55 miles with 40 miles on the line. Continued on page 14 fourth column.
The article notes a president responding to ten criticisms about wartime policy while appealing to support for the war effort. It highlights repeated references to Roosevelt Lodge and Harrison in the public discourse and records the lack of direct comment from the president beyond citing others’ utterances.
General Ludendorff, first quartermaster general of the German army, resigns according to a Berlin telegram. The Emperor accepts, and the Lower Rhine Regiment No. 39 will bear his name, signaling a potential shift in surrender terms as reports of a new Reich leadership emerge.
Copenhagen report states Germany acknowledges President Wilson message and notes far reaching constitutional changes. It says peace negotiations are being conducted by a peoples' government, with continued discussion on page 14 Fifth Column.
Lieutenant Hannibal Hamlin and provost guardsmen from Camp Evans forced entry into a Cumberland roadhouse early today and seized 59 men and 9 women who refused surrender. The group resisted briefly before capture.
An official statement from London reports that our advanced cavalry and armored cars occupied Aleppo on the morning of Oct. 26 after overcoming slight opposition. Continued on Page 7-Eighth Col.
Tonite two jazz bands perform continuous music at St James Hall located on 235 Huntington Avenue. Admission details appear in the advt and attendance is encouraged.
Article notes General Erich Ludendorff resigns, removing a central strategic voice once deemed Germany’s military brain. The move signals a major shift as wartime leadership reorganizes under evolving pressures.
An old advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a remedy for children to build strength and resist grip colds and pneumonia. The claim emphasizes health protection and preventative use through tonic treatment.
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