Allied terms deadline and world war updates
The German terms must be accepted by 11 oclock Monday morning Paris time or face further action, with a courier speeding to high command. Washington indicates acceptance is likely. Wilson orders prompt armistice news. Emperor William refuses abdication. Chancellor Max resigns. Congress balance favors Republicans, California votes wet, Mexico sees rumors of revolution. University of Nevada students request reading material as influenza spreads in San Francisco for about two months.
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Panic Prices Show War Losses Spreading to Swiss Funds
German and Austrian money is reportedly at deep discounts as Swiss banks flood with assets sent from Germany and Austria for safekeeping. Germans lose 48 percent and Austrians 68 percent, with francs and crowns exchanging far below prewar values.
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Germany
Geneva
Austria
Switzerland
German Armistice Terms and World War I Fronts
The Austro-Hungarian surrender leads to calls for abdication of the Kaiser and broader peace moves. Allied drives on the Meuse, Ghent reportedly taken, and Foch may press a decision. Constantinople occupied, Dardanelles patrols, and Balkan realignments loom as postwar maps reshuffle. Belgian forces advance toward Ghent as Belgian resistance grows.
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Versailles
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Russia
Lenine-Trotzky
New Hungarian Ministry Formed at Budapest
A new Hungarian ministry is formed in Budapest with Count Michael Karolyi serving as premier and Count Theodore Batthyanyta as foreign minister. The government marks a shift in leadership and party influence in Hungary.
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Budapest
Michael Karolyi
Hungarian Independent Party
Theodore Batthyanyta
Armistice Terms Submitted to Germany in Paris
Allied terms for immediate armistice with Germany were completed and signed November 4 in Paris, with diplomatic harmony at Versailles. Military analysis suggests Germany must accept drastic conditions including evacuation of Alsace Lorraine, Rhine fortresses, submarine surrender, and demobilization under Marshal Foch, leaving Germany isolated and unable to renew combat.
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Germany
Paris
Lansing
Versailles
Hungary
Italy
Germans must confess defeat in armistice terms
Washington report of Andre Tardieu statement. The French high commissioner said Germany must admit defeat to end the war under allied and U S terms. If they confess, allies will accept conditions. if not, a last resort will be used to enforce acceptance.
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Washington
United States
Andre Tardieu
Tardieu
Boundary Quarrel Renewed in Chile Peru Rift
Reports from Iquique Chile say the Peruvian consulate is under heavy Chilean guard to prevent hostile demonstrations and to deter efforts to organize a popular demand for Peru to reclaim the provinces of Tacna and Arica.
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Iquique
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Peru
Tucna
Arinas
Armistice terms loom as fronts shift in world war
Across the war front, allies gain ground while Germany and Austria show resistance. Turkey surrenders under strict terms as Hungary faces upheaval. Valenciennes falls to Canadians. Americans and French seize towns and heights near Lys and Scheldt. The British push to liberate French and Belgian regions. Reports mention a kaiser at headquarters, Hungarian politics, and ongoing influenza among the Hylton family. Nevada and Utah draft progress noted with awards and a death sentence warrant in Nevada.
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Turkey
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Allied Council
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Budapest
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Italy
Valenciennes
Lys
Scheldt
Germans Retreat as American Breakthrough Shifts Front
London reports that as Marshal Foch received news Austria signed terms, Pershing and Gouraud’s forces pushed 30 miles along the Meuse to Aisne front. Berlin admits an American breakthrough west of the Meuse forced a German withdrawal between the Aisne and Champigneulle, marking a rare public admission of defeat.
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Marshal Foch
Austria
France
Meuse
Aisne
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Gouraud
America
Berlin
Austria to surrender navy under armistice terms
Austria Hungary must deliver or disarm its fleet. Official figures list 251 units including 45 submarines, 16 battleships and cruisers each, 21 torpedo boat destroyers, 10 torpedo gunboats, 67 torpedo boats, 45 minelayers, 11 river monitors, seven patrol boats, six armed steamers, six boats, one river torpedo boat, and two trawlers.
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Rome
Austria
Hungary
Alps
Bills Passed by the County Commissioner Onpstep
The County Commissioner approves payments to listed individuals in sequence, naming each recipient and the allowance to be paid. The bill sequence details specified amounts and beneficiary names in order.
Notice to Taxpayers Adusting Roll Delinquency in Eureka
The assessment roll for the year 1018 is in the hands of the County Treasurer. Taxes for the year are due and payable. delinquent on December 2 1014, at which time ten percent will be added. County Treasurer MCCHARLES Ex-officio Tax Collector Eureka Nevada November 9 1018.
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County
Treamrer
Eureka
Nevada
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