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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

5

Armistice Shifts Turmoil as Allies Press On

Reports from Mu dros Lemnos announce a Turkish armistice taking effect at noon Thursday. Allied fleets gain free Dardanelles passage and occupy forts to secure Bosporus access, while Austria-Hungary's fight collapses as Italy’s and allied forces push toward victory.

Turkey Mudros Lemnos Aegean Sea Dardanelles George Cave Home Secretary House of Commons London Bosporus Black Sea

Texas Honor Roll Names Fallen and Missing Soldiers

The list names Texas servicemen and women killed in action wounded captured or missing in Europe. It includes Pvt Thomas N Merritt Rowlett Capt Robert M Graham Houston Pvt Aaron T McCuller Creek Capt Walter Green Fort Worth Lt Oscar C Key Waco and many others across towns and units. Also notes Kaiser abdication in London and the Hughes Gregory aircraft report to President Wilson.

Texas Europe Thomas N. Merritt Rowlett Robert M. Graham Houston Aaron T. McCuller Creek Walter Green Fort Worth Oscar C. Key Waco Charlie D. Smith de Leon Mech Chas. F. Rankin Henderson Wagoner Hayden Neely Moises N. Carrero Linton Charles H. Wood Alameda Henry L. Currin Josephine Martin V. Tillman Red Water Jess B. Green Pro Gordon K. Goodie Dallas Sidney H. Longhart Claude White Paris Lampasas John L. Franconi Thomas Roberts Corp Cecil M. Tuttle Rommel B. Hacker Jesse Merle Taylor Trinidad Charles T. Pedico Wellington Roy B. Smith Novice James A. Craig Bugler Gransom G. Granger Conroe Elby C. McWhirter Ruby General C. Fintey Carmona W. Carter Grinstead James H. Adams Garrison Jose Oretegon San Antonio Oscar L. Weeaks Varmersville Sret Algie Cartwright Goree Oscar A. Noren Weir Walter Jackson Royce City Emil B. Nelson Moody Mar Lemuel L. Johnson Wallace

Influenza in Army Camps Rises as New Arrivals Arrive

The surgeon general links the spike in influenza and pneumonia to new men arriving at southern and southwestern camps. Sunday totals hit 2,486 cases, rising to 2,831 by Monday, with pneumonia at 495. Camp Cody led with 617 new flu cases, followed by Camp Bowie 482 and Camp Shelby 315.

Washington Camp Cody New Mexico Camp Bowie Texas Camp Shelby Mississippi

President Appeals for Return of Democrats in Vote

President Wilson urged voters to elect a Democratic majority in the November elections. He warned failure to regain both Senate and House would weaken his ability to govern and signal international repudiation of his leadership. Republicans countered with a united reply from party leaders and campaign chairmen praising bipartisan support during the war.

Washington Wilson Senate Louse of Representatives House Congress

Cotton Ginnings Reach 6 790 003 Bales

Census Bureau reports total cotton ginned before October 18 reached 6,790,003 bales including 113,335 round and 9,780 sea island. State totals list Texas 2,050,555 and Georgia 1,277,736 among others. sea island by Florida 4,058 and Georgia 5,006 with South Carolina 716.

Washington Sea Island Census Bureau Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia

Looney Obtains Injunction to Halt Texas Liquor Trade

Attorney General Looney secured a temporary injunction in Travis county district court restraining the Goodman Liquor Company B M Goodman Bartlett Williamson county and John Ford from engaging in the liquor business. The action follows the court of criminal appeals ruling the statewide prohibition law unconstitutional last Wednesday.

Austin Tex Texas Looney Fifty-Third District Court Travis County George Calhoun Goodman Liquor Company B. M. Goodman Bartlett Williamson County John Ford el Paso County Goodman Company Lord Court of Criminal Appeals

President Wilson backs Oklahoma woman suffrage vote

Washington reports President Wilson expresses strong support for the Oklahoma constitutional amendment granting woman suffrage. He urges Oklahoma voters to approve the measure on November 5, framing it as part of justice and reconstruction after the war.

Washington Wilson Oklahoma Congress of the United States

Spanish Steamer Sunk Near Barnegat

A Spanish steam ship loaded with sugar was torpedoed ten miles off Barnegat New Jersey on Monday. Twenty three of the twenty nine crew reached shore.

Manhattan N. J Barnegat

Injunction Against Breweries Sought in Texas

Attorney General Loo ney secured temporary injunctions from Judge George Calhoun of Travis County against two Houston breweries and their officers, the Houston Ice and Brewing Association and the American Brewing Association, plus an injunction against J. Gilham of Port Arthur Jefferson County as part of a statewide anti alcohol program.

Austin Tex Looney Texas George Calhoun Fifty Third District Court Travis County Texas Breweries Houston Ice and Brewing Association American Brewing Association Houston J. ©. Gilham Port Arthur Jefferson County

German Note to Washington Details Changes in Government

The note explains that despite armistice terms, Germany has transferred power to the reichstag and outlines constitutional changes. It says the Kaiser is stripped of war powers and that the German government will negotiate peace with the Allies through a people's government, awaiting armistice proposals as a first step to just peace.

Washington London Germany Wilson Tle Paris Supreme Council United States Austria-Hungary Count Andrassy Lansing Emperoer Charles Pacific Swift & Company

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Morning Cleanse

Dodson's Liver Tone claims to replace calomel with a gentle, guaranteed liver cleanse. The ad asserts quicker relief from biliousness and headaches without salivation, touting a money back guarantee if “morning” results aren’t achieved and that millions have already switched to this vegetable remedy. It also references an auction price and various unrelated inserts about railways.

Dodson Tam Adyv

Halts Catarre Medicine Claimed to Fight Catarrh

An advert claims Halts Catarre Medicine strengthens the system to fight acute catarrh and colds. It asserts blood cleansing and internal action, promising testimonials on demand and warning that Watass Catarril Metacuinis will not cure.

Nasol F. YJ. Cheney N. Taleda

First Call Under New Draft in Washington

Washington reports the first mobilization under Crowder with more than 200000 men aged for general service. Entrainment will begin early this month and numbers will be furnished proportionately by every state.

Washington

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