Lodge for immense indemnity imposes new peace terms
Great indemnities from Germany for destruction of American and British shipping and the torpedoing of the Lusitania were urged as additional principles to Wilson's fourteen points. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge spoke at Park Theatre in Lynn last night outlining claims for reparation and international waterways.
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Lusitania
Belgium
France
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Wilson
Park Theatre
Lynn
Allied leaders and House hold armistice talks in Paris
The heads of allied governments and Colonel E M House with military and naval advisers continued informal armistice discussions in Paris on October 30. The Associated Press dispatch notes the exchanges were ongoing and to be continued on page 20 Fourth Column.
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Paris
Associated Press
E. M. House
United States
Allied Forces Rout Austrians as Piave Line Breaks
Italian forces aided by American French and British troops pursue retreating Austrian units toward the frontier. Many villages are liberated as the Piave line collapses and advances continue in marked offensives.
Declaring He Refrained From Party Voting And Addresses
A public statement notes the speaker has not participated in party voting or attended party addresses since an earlier date. The remark highlights political abstention and ongoing nonpartisan stance.
Emperor William Declares German Freedom Aims
Berlin dispatch printed in the Rheinische Westfaelische Zeitung quotes Emperor William telling the state secretary on October 21 that the German people shall be the freest in the world. The remark is reported from Amsterdam dated October 30.
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Amsterdam
William
Berlin
Rheinische Westfaelische Zeitung
Essen
Russian foreign minister backs armistice condition over evacuations
Petrograd papers report Tchitcherin sent a note to President Wilson on October 24 stating Russia is ready to conclude an armistice if Germany evacuates occupied territories and asking when the US will withdraw troops from the Murman coast Archangel and Siberia.
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Tchitcherin
Wilson
Petrograd
Germany
Murman Coast
Archangel
Siberia
Navy Secretary Daniels Details Armistice Demand
Secretary of the Navy Daniels told a Tremont Temple audience that President Wilson would accept only an armistice that prevents German soldiers from possessing weapons or causing further damage. The remark, reported by Robert L. Norton, framed the wartime condition in stark terms.
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Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Wilson
Turkey invites allies to use Dardanelles amid peace talks
In Constantinople dispatches Turkish leaders reportedly invite the allied fleet to enter the Dardanelles with no landing of troops except a small supervising detachment for demobilization. Other reports say peace negotiations with the Entente have begun, though some claim they are unofficial. Meanwhile Austrians retreat after a joint Italian British French American assault on the Piave front, pulling back over 60 miles toward the Adriatic.
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Steamer Coblenz Delivers Aid to Belgians in 1914
1914 entry notes Steamer Coblenz reaching the Continent with food for starving Belgians as Germans wage continued attacks at Ypres. Also lists today’s anniversaries and All Hallows Eve events.
Rain and cooler forecast for Boston and New England
Rain and cooler conditions are expected Thursday across northern and southern New England with Friday turning fair and continued cool. Strong south winds Thursday morning shift to west along the Atlantic coast from Cape Henry to Eastport.
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Washington
New Eogland
New England
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
Cape Henry
Eastport
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