Prince Maximilian Outlines German Peace Policy Before Reichstag
Prince Maximilian, German chancellor, urged President Wilson to answer Germany’s peace proposals and warned that a peace of violence would face the nation. He argued for national self determination, cautioned about accepting Wilson’s terms, and described wartime measures and upcoming legal changes under the Reichstag.
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Austria 10 Keep Up Peace Efforts Amid Vienna Notes
Basel report quotes Baron von Huesarek saying Austria will continue peace efforts and responds to Wilson note after review. Zurich dispatch notes Emperor Charles independence for Hungary, German Austria assembly seeks German autonomy and Adriatic access, Seitz sworn in as president and pledges peace actions.
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Americans Face New Meuse Units In Argonne
Frank J. Taylor reports from the front that German forces rush in units of new divisions to oppose the Americans in the Argonne Meuse sector. A captured order urges German troops to hold the line at all costs as officers resist the Yankee advance. Doughboys clear Rappes wood in three hours despite heavy fire, removing a major obstacle to progress.
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Reach New Records in Foreign Trade
Washington announces new records in September foreign trade with imports at 262 million dollars and exports at 654 million dollars. Imports rise about 108 million from August and exports increase around 100 million, driven by wartime demand and broader overseas shipments.
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Coffin Ghouls Arrested in New York Theft Ring
New York authorities report federal agents cracked a racket dubbed coffin ghouls involved in looting government coffin stock. Two suspects were seized after investigations into thefts where inexpensive pine coffins were purchased as boxes for resold government caskets.
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Lone bandit robs express train near here for $20000
An armed bandit held up a Toronto bound Canadian Express near here today. He targeted Geo Williamson and William Wilttmeon, stealing $20000 in cash before jumping from the train and fleeing in an automobile.
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Allied commanders honored by Wilson in capital ceremony
President Wilson awarded the Distinguished Service Medal to marshals Foeh Joffre and Haig and generals Petain Diaz Pershing and GMlvin. Pershing led the London presentation on Oct 24. Five Victoria Crosses were awarded, including Piper James Richardson whose daring actions over the top and wire defences inspired his unit before his presumed death.
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Praise for Farmers From Gen Pershing
Gen Pershing writes to American farmers praising their support for the war effort. He notes farmers supplied fighting men bought Liberty bonds and boosted crop output by over 100 million bushels above normal. The letter to Carl Vrooman was released by the public information committee.
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Boxers Urged to Fight for War Fund Week
New York Oct 23 Jess Willard world heavyweight champion urged to box during November 11 to 18 for a fund raised by the United War Work campaign to supply sporting goods to American soldiers and sailors overseas. Headquarters in New York sent him a telegram from Lawrence Kan noting Wilson proclaims the week for YMCA Catholic War Committee YWCA Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service and Salvation Army. The boxing committee asks boxers nationwide to volunteer their services for the effort.
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Yanks to Smash Hung All Winter Front Plan
American forces north of Verdun face a harsh winter with continued German hammering. Aimed at preventing a pause in fighting, reports say German activity will persist, drawing troops from other sectors and keeping Pershing’s front pressure high along the Meuse to Grandpre line.
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Demand for Sacrifice by Hohenzollerns Sparks Political Turmoil
A Geneva dispatch reports calls to sacrifice the Hohenzollerns to speed peace, with Volksfreund and other papers opposing divine right rule. German press views Wilson note as a basis for talks though meanings unclear. Observers note abdication talks rise across German outlets.
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Chilean Leaders Attend Farewell Banquet for Mathin
In Chile Tuesday October 24 Boltwon Mathin the new Caledon envoy received a farewell banquet hosted by Wading Itichins and local residents with remarks pledging support behind the President and the mission for a peaceful transition.
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Ban on Railroad Politics Removed
Washington D C March 24 Employees of the national railways were granted greater leeway to engage in politics. President Wilson approved a modification of the anti politics order by Director General McAdoo. The change is seen as a union labor victory though protests from the four great brotherhoods continue. The reforms still restrict political activity to ensure compatibility with railroad duties.
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Congressman Johnson Possibly Invalided Home From France
Reports from France indicate that Royal C C Johnson a congressman from the Second district who was recently wounded in action may be invalided home He is now a lieutenant in the American army in France His wound formerly reported slight may disable his right arm making further combat unlikely
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Senate to Expand Probe Into Brewers Case
Washington reports the judiciary subcommittee will deepen its inquiry into brewer propaganda and the Washington Times. The effort aims to examine all related critical publicity and statements, with involvement linked to brewer financing. Return of key figures followed November elections.
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Kaiser Shorn of Power in German Democratizing Draft
Washington reports from neutral sources that President Wilson’s note to Austria has been received. Austrian bank bonds have slumped further by 80 to 95 percent, industrials down 34 to 40 percent, state railways 42 percent, while Czech bonds rose.
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German Peace Note Read to Wilson Aides in Washington
Official text of Germany's peace note was delivered in Washington as President Wilson met with Lansing and March to discuss responses. Officials expect no immediate reply and focus on Germany's constitutional reforms and the Kaiser’s autocratic powers as essential to any settlement.
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Revolutionists Receive Heavy Sentences in Switzerland
In Zurich authorities convict several revolutionaries for possession of explosive devices and revolutionary pamphlets. One man receives two and a half years, a 6 franc fine, and lifetime exile. another serves 20 months with a 1000 franc fine and expulsion. Pamphlets traced to Ta Paix office. Berlin pacifist La Paix led by Erzberger noted.
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German Experts Debate Reply to Wilson Note in Berlin
Berlin dispatches report German military experts led by General Ludendorff and Admiral Scheer shaping the reply to President Wilson. They argue front withdrawals have eased the German position and deny demoralization, while press and parliament note a mood of frustration and hardline aims to drive peace through force.
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Famous Baseballist Killed in Front Line Action
Northwest of Verdun October 22 Captain Edward Grant former third baseman of the New York Nationals attached to the LOT Infantry was killed while leading a unit to aid the famed Long Battalion. The battalion was surrounded for five days in the Argonne forest during the action.
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Belgium Deliverance Celebrations Planned at Haven
Readable fragments voice a November 20 and 87 celebration of Belgium deliverance under government auspices. Refugees and local groups expected to attend as part of a firm battle remembrance with salutes and ceremonies.
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