Turbulent Revolutions Reshape Austria Hungary Warships Surrender
Croatians seize Fiume base and align with Italy amid Austrian fleet surrender at Pola. Vienna sees a republic declared as crowds cheer, while Budapest reports a successful revolution and national council takeover. Prague reports orderly Czech Slovak state formation with minimal violence.
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Wilson asks Congress to admit Chinese citizen to West Point
Washington October 30 Congress has been asked by President Wilson to pass a joint resolution permitting Zeng Tze Wong, a citizen of China, to attend West Point Military academy. The president says passage would be regarded as an act of courtesy by the government of China.
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West Point Military Academy
France Protests Reprisals Over Laon Civilians
Paris reports the French government has protested to Germany over the forcible removal of Laon civilians. France warns that repatriation of German civilians from France will halt until the Laon residents are returned to French custody.
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Paris
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Laon
John H. Rossiter Leader in U S Shipping Board
John H. Rossiter of San Francisco heads operations for the United States Shipping Board, guiding a fast growing industry. Formerly vice president and GM of Pacific Mail Steamship Co, he helped establish weekly San Francisco to West Coast South America service 20 years ago. Beginning as an office boy at 13, he later became manager of W R Grace & Co by 38.
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United States Shipping Board
Washington
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
San Brancisco
West
South America
Rossiter
W. R. Grace & Co
Germany awaits U S terms, says Hun note
Copenhagen reports Germany responds to President Wilson's armistice call with recognition of a civilian government and a promise to seek a just peace under new constitutional order. The note, signed by Solf, notes military power under civilian control and awaits armistice proposals. Rumors of the Kaiser abdication arise after Ludendorff resignations.
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Copenhagen
Wilson
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Frankfurter Zeitung
von Ludendorff
Garman Jesser Loses At Lys River Salient
London reports that German forces at the Lys river salient last summer suffered 14,000 killed, 6,000 prisoners, and about 80,000 wounded or missing. German offensives in June and July filled dumps up to fifteen miles deep, with 1,600 tons of ammunition abandoned in a five by three mile area.
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London
Garman Jesser
Lys River
Archduke’s Assassins Free Amid Global War Rumor
A Vienna dispatch reports Austrian papers claiming Greater Serbia was proclaimed at Sarajevo and the surviving Archduke Francis Ferdinand assassins have been released by soldiers. The 1914 Sarajevo killings are cited as an indirect cause of the world war.
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Vienna
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Bosnia
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Price of petroleum raised to 1744 cents a gallon
The Standard Oil Company of New York increased the price of refined petroleum in barrels by 14 cents to 1744 cents per gallon. The rise reflects higher costs of cooperage and related supplies.
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Standard Oil Company
New York
Standard OI Company of
Armistice Signed as Turks Surrender to Entente Terms
From Mudros, Lewnes, Turkish plenipotentiaries signed an armistice on October 31. Allied forces gain control of Dardanelles passage, prisoner reparations, and fort occupation to safeguard naval access. Italy reports reactions while revolutions sweep Austria-Hungary. Berlin-Vienna communications severed. German troops reportedly revolt.
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Lewnes
Calthorpe
Dardanelles
George Cave
House of Commons
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Bosphorus
Black Sea
Stockholm
Ekaterinoslav Warriot
Odessa
Russia
Khorkoft
Budapest
Thungkhin
Austria- Hungary
Hunt Monarchy
Aramphone
Vienna
Berlin
Big Liberty Bond Loan Oversubscribed, Treasury Reports
Washington reports the fourth Liberty Bond issue was oversubscribed with subscriptions totaling 8.866 billion dollars. Districts across the country reached high percentages of quotas, indicating strong public support for war finance despite epidemic pressures. Secretary McAdoo praises committees bankers farmers and business leaders for aiding the sale and emphasizes the achievement as proof of American resolve.
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Gordvellog
Draft Details for Older Men In Military Training
Washington report explains that men over 31 will enter a lighter modified physical training program. Camp commanders will phase older draftees gradually to avoid illness. Secretary Baker rejects plans to draft up to age 45 by January, citing normal flow and no slowdowns from peace talk. Influenza delays noted in spots. Mme Breshkovskaya Executed in Amsterdam on October 27 for opposing Bolshevik regime.
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Det
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Baker
John St. Mott
Mr. Baker
Mme. Breshkovskaya
Amsterdam
Petrograd
Mme. Breakhovskaya
Yanke Will Reforest England Foresters Aid Britain
American foresters who have worked in lumber camps in England and Scotland for the past year say reforestation will be a major task in Britain. They are aided by young women using heavy two handed saws to clear underbrush.
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Yanke
England
Great Britain
Scotland
Women Sufferers May Need Swamp Root
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble with vague symptoms such as back pain headaches and nervousness. The ad urges immediate use of Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root with a push to try a sample by mail and to buy a medium or large bottle at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
Ady
Altruist frames neighbors through garden care and warm feathers
A patient man credits his garden for helping neighbors by raising fine chickens. The birds reportedly provide exceptional warmth with lightness, making them highly valued for comfort and usefulness.
Course It Is and a Low Trick Examined
The speaker criticizes a tactic as a low trick while his wife expresses concern about rising prices. The dialogue centers on comfort and financial strain as prices roll upward.
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Uubble
Lift Off Corns With Fingers Freezone Ad
An advertisement touts Freezone for corns and calluses claiming instant pain relief and easy removal with a few drops. It markets a low price bottle, notes druggists stock it, and touts a pain free result across hard, soft, or toe corn and between toe areas. The text also oddly references old notes about paper from bleached wood pulp and a Swiss watch supply, plus miners’ wages.
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Cincinnati
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