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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1918

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Belgians Reclaim Coast as Allies Push Toward Ghent

Allied forces seize Bruges and eight miles from Ghent as German retreats accelerate. French Belgian troops advance east of Courtrai while Turcoing Roubaix fall to British hands. Zeebrugge and Bruges suffer massive fires from German destruction. Lisbon dispatches note Belgian civilians urged to evacuate as fronts shift.

Brussels Zeebrugge Turcoing Roubaix London Brugge North Sea Germany England Calais Ghent Bruges Becoo Meuseuver Foch Disyatches Devaze Thielt Scheldt Belgium Amsterdam Havre Courtrai Audenarde Lille Douai Haig Valenciennes Valencinnes Oise Serre Anguilesrt Champagne Argonne Gouraud Grand Pre Vouziers Aisne Vauziers Boult Forest

Austria Plans Federal Reorganization Rejects Polish Union

Emperor Charles proclaims a federal reorganization of Austria to honor national wishes and ensure peace. He states Austria will become a confederate state with local autonomy for each nationality and notes Trieste will be treated separately. The plan excludes uniting Polish Austrian territory with an independent Polish state.

Vienna Austria Wharles Poland Trieste

Lille Liberated as Paris and Lille Rejoice in Deliverance

Paris and Lille celebrate the British entry and liberation of Lille after four years under enemy control. Civilians flood Place de la Concorde and Lille streets, shouting joy and singing the Marseillaise. Germans stripped valuables and stripped towns as they retreated, with many villages emptied and mines flooded.

Paris France Lille Place de la Concorde Alsace-Lorraine Haig Toney Eendarmes Maan Ardéa Iseghem

Planes Will Beat Germany Says British Authority

Lord Syden Bow, British authority on fortifications, in a message to Major General Kenly, asserts that 10 000 airplanes now are worth more than 500 000 troops and can compel Germany to terms with less transport and effort.

Washington Lord Sydenbow Kenly Military Aeronautics Germany

Big Fight On The Flu In Chicago

Chicago health commissioner orders mass inoculation to curb Spanish influenza and pneumonia. Public schools to host vaccinations day and night starting Monday. Mayo Foundation shipments of serum and vaccine to enable 100000 injections daily. Total cases reach 1970 with 402 pneumonia. 187 pneumonia and 244 influenza deaths reported. epidemic crest expected next week.

Chicago Robertson Mayo Strothers’ Foundation Mochester Minn

Scheme Fake Truce Drafted in Berne Meeting

A Paris correspondent reports a October 7 Berne gathering of top German figures and propaganda press to prepare for evacuating Belgium and French territory. They outline a three to five month window for withdrawal and renewal of armaments, expecting friction within the Entente and a spring 1910 restart of war framed as a national struggle.

Paris la Liberge Berne Switzerland Belgium Russia

Wilson Receives Czech Edict of Independence

The Czecho-Slovaks present their declaration to President Wilson softly severing ties with Austria-Hungary. Professor Masaryk signs as head of the new provisional government.

Washington

President Wilson rejects Austrian armistice offer

President Wilson in Washington on October 19 rejects Austria’s proposal for armistice and peace talks. He says Austrian nationalities must have liberty, signaling a stance against ceding independence.

Washington, D. C Wilson

Mutinous News From Berlin and London Amid War Cabinet Sessions

Reports from London Basel and Amsterdam describe suppressive police action against a Berlin Independent Socialist protest singing the Marseillaise. Officials deny contact with Austrian statesmen while Reichstag schedules delay and von Scheer arrives to confer with leaders.

London British Foreign Office Switzerland Havas Disputch Basel Berlin War Ministry Unter den Linden Cologne Volke Zeitung Imperial Palace Zurich Entente Germany von Hindenburg Ludendorff Hun “War Cabinet Amsterdam Reichstag

Wild Enthusiasm in Paris as Clemenceau Proclaims Allied Victories

In Paris the chamber of deputies erupts as Premier Clemenceau announces fall of foudal and Tourcoing and occupation of Bruges. The aged leader struggles to speak while deputies chant "To the end" and applaud. He says the victory opens grand hopes and that soldiers are making liberty triumph over tyranny.

Paria Chamber of Deputies Clemenceau Foudal Tourcoing Descbanel Bul Bruges

Panic spreads on Berlin Bourse in Europe

Advices from Berne Switzerland dated October 19 report frightful panics are in progress on the Berlin Bourse as the stock exchange continues to reel from uncertain market conditions and investor fear.

Berlin Berne Switzerland

Engineers Fight To Drive Germans From Hill No 299 Northwest Verdun

American engineers joined the assault near Cunel and Hill No 299 northeast of Verdun, storming the crest and northern slopes. They led the breakthrough after heavy infantry fire and then dug in, later mopping up Bois Chauvicency and Bois Chatillon while taking prisoners.

Veriun Cunel Verdun Iting Soissons Bois de Chauvicency Bois Chatillon Grandpre Bois de Legem

Visitors barred from Great Lakes station without Liberty Loan badge

Chicago October 19 Capt William A Moffett, station commandant, ordered that visitors to the Great Lakes naval training station on visiting day must wear a fourth Liberty Loan button. He said anyone not buying a 850 bond has no business at the station and should not mix with enlisted sailors ready to risk their lives.

Chicago Great Lakes William A. Moffett

Jews Seek Admission to League of Nations at Peace Conference

A Vienna mass meeting on October 14 urged including Jews in the league of nations with equal rights and representation at the peace conference, according to reports received from Paris.

Vienna Paris League of Nations

Greeks Reoccupy Regions of Greek Macedonia

Greek troops completed the reoccupying of Greek Macedonia regions held by Bulgarians and Turks as of Thursday.

Macedonia Saloniki Greek Macedonia

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Holland Line Flushing John A. LE Jeune U. S. Marine Corps Kaiser Austrian Rae Guillaumat Guillauimat d'Esperey Serbia Liberty Cologne Volks Zeitung Marseillaise Mob Premier Clemenceau Triumph of Liberty Captain Moffett Great Lakes Station
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