Washington Sees German Move Toward Peace as Revolution
Associated Press reports that Berlin’s note signals a shift toward peace terms acceptable to Wilson and the Allies. Observers say German reforms place the Kaiser under popular control, with middle-class backing peace at any price while preserving postwar guarantees for the victors.
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German Peace Note Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Press
London and American papers react to Germany's armistice reply. Lord Northcliffe sees possible collapse while U S editors warn of renewed resistance. Chicago Tribune and others call the note evasive, with various editors urging vigilance and clear terms for any peace.
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Ouray Guards Block Flu Spread From Silverton Camp Dellaride
In Ouray Colorado on October 21 citizens vow strict quarantine to bar Spanish influenza. Home guards armed threaten force to prevent miners from Silverton fleeing toward Ouray as disease ravages the region with inadequate medical care. Red Mountain pass marks the frontline as guards stand between camps.
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Poindexter cites claim of crucifixion by Germans
Senator Poindexter read to the senate a letter from Dr Howard of St Louis alleging a brother of Sergeant B Barmey Cole, who served with Canadians in France, had affidavits supporting the story that the sergeant was crucified on a door with German bayonets. The letter was offered during remarks about pamphlets claiming such atrocities had ended.
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Fourteen vessels delivered to shipboard during week ending Oct 16
Washington reports the shipping board received fourteen ships in the week ending October 16, totaling eleven steel and three wooden craft. The steel freighter Thoinetblé, weighing 11,800 tons, was completed at Bethlehem’s Alameda plant in 105 days, setting a fast-construction record.
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2000 Men Sought as Firemen for Merchant Marine
The Shipping Board plans to recruit 2000 men aged 18 to 35 and at least 145 pounds to serve as firemen in the American merchant marine. Orders were sent to recruiting agencies to enlist immediately and direct recruits to centers for short training courses.
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Valenciennes Nears British and Ghent Takeover
Allied forces press toward Valenciennes and Ghent as British and American troops push to widen the front along the Oise canal and rail artery disruptions. Belgian resistance stiffens as the Allies aim to free northern Belgium and cut crucial German lines. Hungary plans an early declaration of economic independence and to maintain its army and diplomatic corps.
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FENG TROOPS ON THE DANUBE RIVER UPDATE
Paris dispatch reports French midnight bulletin on Danube patrols near Vidin as German forces press toward the Fatherland. British and German actions across Belgium and northern France are described with prisoner counts and fortifications. Sofia rebellion among Bolshevik troops and police is noted. Washington scene covers Ukrainian Ruthenian national aspirations and peace talks with Austria-Hungary.
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Alberta Board Requires Masks for All Railroad Passengers
The Alberta provincial board of health ruled that all railroad passengers must wear precautionary masks against influenza. People without masks will be barred from boarding trains according to the agency's order issued in Cargary on October 21.
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German Reply Maximilian Harden Employed as Undertaker
Amsterdam dispatch notes Maximilian Harden famed freelance journalist is employed as undertaker for the old order rather than a prophet of the New Day. Harden, editor of Die Ze Zukunft, has faced suspensions for his blunt speech. He spoke in Berlin praising fortitude and urging quick, hard actions as Europe’s fate unfolds with Hungary occupied and Austria-Hungary out of the fight.
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Airman McDermott credited with destroying multiple German planes
McDermott of Syracuse New York is credited with downing a German plane Friday. He reportedly added a second Fokker and helped shoot down three more fighters during the American bombing raid near Paris. The record notes his total confirmed German aircraft destroyed.
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Weather Outlook: Cooler Southwesterly-Toned Week Ahead
The forecast notes cooler trends by midweek with southwest cooling and a lighter wind. Tuesday shows a drop in temperatures and pleasant conditions across regions mentioned.
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