Armistice Terms Near as Paris Talks Conclude
Allied and American negotiators completed draft terms for Germany’s armistice in Paris and expect rapid submission to Berlin. Austria-Hungary’s surrender signals drastic conditions, with Germany likely to evacuate Alsace Lorraine and allow Rhine-ward occupation, leaving Germany isolated and facing a later peace conference.
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Washington
Germany
Paris
Lansing
Versailles
Austria-Hungary
Wison
New Jersey
United States
Austria
Berlin
State Department
Alsace- Lorraine
Rhine
America
Teutons
Austria Hungary exits World War under harsh surrender terms
Washington reports Austria-Hungary has surrendered, laying down arms and relinquishing territory for possible occupation to pressure German terms. The ceasefire decree imposes military and territorial provisions, with civil governance to continue under local authorities alongside occupying forces until peace talks decide final borders.
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Washington
Austria-Hungary
Germany
United States
Vienna
Bulgaria
Turkey
Tralia
Austria
Supreme War Council
Versailles
New York Operators Call Telegraph Strike
About 300 Western Union Telegraph operators meet in New York to urge a November 11 strike led by 8S. J. Konenkamp, protesting Postmaster General Burleson for not adjusting grievances. The plan targets male and female workers at Western Union.
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New York
Burleson
J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ ‘Union of America
Western Union Telegraph Company
Oversubscription on Fourth Liberty Loan Reaches Record
Washington reports total subscriptions of 6.866 billion dollars for the fourth Liberty loan, from over 21 million individuals. The treasury says the entire amount will be accepted and used to reduce the size of the fifth loan planned for spring.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Montana Casualties From War Listed by Towns
Casualties reported include killed in action Pvt Ernest J Kiles Gilt Edge and Pvt Sam Hartwig Anaconda along with Pvt Garret Hysak Manhattan. Wounded severely Corp Eric F Welssborn Glendive and Corp Jos C Burnham Dooley. Others listed with deaths from accidents, captures, and wounds with towns such as Billings Helena Missoula Libby Poison and Lewistown.
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Ernest J. Kiles
Gilt Edge
Sam Hartwig
Anaconda
Garret Hysak
Manhattan
Corp
Eric F. Welssborn
Glendive
Jos. C. Burnham
Dooley
Wm. H. Morse
Billings
Walter Bloch
Zurich
Myles R. Fullerton
Poison
Claude E. McGuinness
Helena
Mat. Pettigrew
Wills Creek
A. J. Christensen
Dagmar
Gust Gunderson
Missoula
Roy. Gunderson
Alen
Herman Bockman
Libby
Wm. L. McMillan
Bearpaw
Wayne J. Colahan
Lewistown
Robt
L. Ross
Forsyth
Joseph Schossow
Wolf Point
National victory sing planned for Thanksgiving
New York reports plans by the National Council of Women for a national Thanksgiving Day parade of song at 4 PM eastern time. About 7,000,000 American women are said to be interested, with programs to be mailed to state, community, and war camp leaders for uniform participation nationwide.
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National War Work Council
Young Men’s Christian Associations
War Work Council
National Board of the
Young Women's Christian Associations
National Catholic War Council
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Beaverhead Abstract CO
New York
National Council of Women
Mobilization of 290000 Men by November 21
Washington dispatch reports Provost Marshal General Crowder announced calls for 290 773 additional men to enter army training camps before November 21. Between November 11 and 15, 253 335 white men will entrain, the largest single select service call. remaining mobilization consists of Negroes for November 19 to 21.
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Washington
General Crowder
United States Army
Idaho
Camp Lewis
Minnesota
Camp Riley
Montana
Fort Worden
Wash
North Dakota
Camp Dodge
Fort Winfield Scott
Cal
Oregon
South Dakota
Wyoming
Liner Arrives With Deck Lights On After Wireless Message
Passengers report a French liner reached the Atlantic port during the night with all lights ablaze due to a wireless message received at sea. The captain ordered porthole paint scraped and decks illuminated, fueling passengers to speculate that peace had been declared.
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Atlantic
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Wilson
Italy
Diaz
Francce
Belgium
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H. H. Sato
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J. E. Morse
Dillon, Montana
Cook Sheep Co
Dillon, Or
Dell, Mont
M. Paumie
West
Gelena St
Butte, Mont French
Blac Prourteys
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Annabel Desmond
South Pacific
St. Dillon, Mont
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Bond Block
South
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Dillon, Mont
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Beacon Vet
Joe Diamonds
Old Mazer's Tooth Dept
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