Wilsons Reply To German Acceptance Of Peace Terms
Official text releases President Wilsons reply to Germanys acceptance of peace terms. It stresses that armistice conditions must preserve Allied military superiority and warns that Germanys continued brutality and destruction in Belgium and France cannot be tolerated while negotiations proceed. The president expects allied consent to hard terms and safeguards.
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Belgium
France
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U. S
Surgeon General Blue Urges Home Care for Influenza Patients
Washington Oct 14 Surgeon General Blue urged the public to keep feverish patients in well ventilated rooms and call a physician if fever or pink sputum appears. Attendants should wear gauze masks and practice strict cleanliness to curb contagion amid a widespread flu epidemic across the U S.
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United States Public Health Service
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Kansas
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Thoritiea
No Let Up in Procuring All Minter Supplies
United States procurement official reports continued emphasis on acquiring all essential equipment and materials for soldiers. The acting quartermaster general directs purchase of every available item, urging immediate action to secure supplies from manufacturers and wholesalers.
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Associated Proos
New York
United States
Loday Iby
Hartigan Labor Agency Discontinued in Denver
Mr Hartigan's labor agency for the U F established at Denver has been discontinued for the present.
Crown Prince Barely Escapes Capture on Western Front
Rome reports that after a French counteroffensive the crown prince of Prussia faced stringent measures to deprive him of command on the western front. The plan, approved by the general staff and leaders including Hindenburg and Ludendorff, aimed to protect the heir to the throne from potential capture and boost German morale. Autieult noted as the point of action with the Bavarian crown prince also included as a precaution.
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Prussia
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Autieult
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Ludendorff
Popular preacher heads Wyoming war workers education drive
Rev. Co. F. Fisher of Sheridan Congregational church sails to Washington to chair the Wyoming food administration education department. The narrative recounts his rise from Doane College to Ta b or College and his service across Connecticut Indiana and Illinois before serving in Sheridan. He is described as an effective organizer and orator guiding loyalty efforts in Sheridan County.
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Co. F. Fisher
Congregational Church
Washington
Federal Food Administration
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Pinher
Sheridan County Loyalty League
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Fisher
Doane Colege
Crete
Neb
Yave
College Old University
Granby Conn
Connecticut
Io Sheridan
A Curious Way to Win the War Note Angers U S Republicans
The World reports that Britain France and Italy endorse President Wilson's note to Germany and urge allied unity. In the United States Republicans led by Roosevelt Lodge and Foam criticize the note, claiming it weakens diplomacy while supporting wartime aims.
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France
Italy
Wilson
Germany
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United States
Roorevelt
New York World
Laramie County Backs War Bonds Amid Peace Talk Doubts
Laramie County residents subscribed $249,000 in one day, boosting the county total to $1,250,000 for the Fourth Liberty Loan. The county loan committee praised strong local support and urged redoubled efforts to reach the quota, warning of penalties for slackers as war aims continue.
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Laramie
Kelley
County Loan Committee
France
Larame
Laram’o Pty
Second American Army Formed in France Amid Advances
On October 14 the Second Army began operations with Major General Robert E. Ballard in command, while the First Army remains under Major General Hunter Liggett and General Pershing leads the group of armies. British forces advance near Donally and Crecheres, approaching Douai amid light enemy resistance. American headquarters report a response from President Wilson that had not yet been relayed to the men.
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Crecheres
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Associated Press
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Organized hunger grips day in Russia now
Stockholm October 14 reports that hunger dominates the Soviet scene, with famine blamed on Bolshevik policy and food shortages intensifying in Moscow and Petrograd. The piece notes infighting among factions as the regime faces its gravest crisis since Lenin.
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Sovelt
Repub
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Rograd
U. Solshevik
State Leader Honored for Triad Hme Commentary
Telegram from Cheyenne Wyoming notes a state leader is honored for a published month by a triad of editorials. It highlights the pattern of brief commentaries on major wartime events, including Austria’s peace propasy and Germany’s actions, as reflected in the New York Times summary of various newspaper viewpoints.
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New York
Wilson
Germany
Wilpon
New York Times
United Sta
War Bond Drive Leads Wroning Division to Record Total
Up to Saturday the men of the Wroning division of the Union Mac chno raised about 220000 toward the Liberty loan. The effort set a record for per copies compared with other lines in the system and exceeded most other roads in the country.
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Union Mac Chno
Sytem
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