Venetians Overrun by Italian Armies in Grappa Front
Allied dispatches report the Austrian front in the Grappa region collapsing as Italian forces cut off enemy units. Prisoners flood in, artillery captured, while other fronts note American advances and German resistance along multiple sectors.
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Grappa Reon
Italian War Office
Washington
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Grappa
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Versailles Conference To Run Through Week
Interallied diplomatic council proceedings in Paris will extend through the week, with reports indicating no immediate end to sessions. Details from PARIB note ongoing talks and expected declarations from participating nations amidst negotiations.
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Versailles
PARIB
Formal severance of Austro German alliance debated
Interallied diplomats at Colons House discussed a note from President Witten asking if a separate peace is possible. Officials say the note signals a formal severance of the Austro German alliance, leaving Germany isolated on the front. Premier Clemenceau and Marshal Foch attended, returning from Varennels amid cautious optimism.
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Marshall Foch
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Witten
Aneiitia
Col. Houss
Abdication Seen as Imminent in German Leadership
From Pari dated November 1, reports indicate abdication or surrender of the German and Austrian high commands is near. Interallied council members expect the Habsburg dynasty to end and an Austrian republic likely. Abdication appears inevitable. the exact date is unresolved.
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Arroin
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France
Italy
Interallied Council
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Treasury reports oversubscribed Fourth Loan totals
Washington November first announcement shows total subscriptions to the Fourth Loan reaching 6.8004 billion dollars with over 21 million subscribers. Every district reported oversubscription including San Francisco which exceeded 824 thousand.
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Washington
Treasury Department
San Franciano
This Live Newspaper Serves Its Field Daily Bulletin
Owing to slow rail communication the Bart Oregonian provides Echo and Mermiston with a free daily telegraphic news bulletin. The service started yesterday with Gilbert and Sisert receiving updates this week. An East Oregonian carrier has long supplied Pete err with important war news each afternoon. Diplomats believe armistice terms are en route to Portin.
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Echo and
Mermiston
Coed
Gilbert
Sisert
Airview
Carvier
Stand Firm By Wilson Urges Mrs Van Orsdall
An open letter warns Mrs. Van Orsdall that the president is entitled to public help. The writer cautions about threats to democracy from autocracy abroad and urges support for President Wilson’s policies as the war's effort continues. Continued on Page 4.
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van Orsdall
C. van Oradall
United Hinten
America
Vote for Oswald West to back President Wilson
In this wartime editorial the writer argues the United States cannot risk discrediting its leader. It warns that an opposing Congress could hinder Wilson, prolong the war, and jeopardize postwar peace. The piece targets Oregon voters in Umatilla County, linking Oswald West to support for the President.
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France
United States
Wilson
Umatilla County
Senate
Oregon
Oswald West
German War Cabinet Weighs Abdication Advice
Copenhagen Nov 1 Berlin Vossische Zeitung reports the German war cabinet discussing the Kaiser's abdication. Dr Delbruck, head of the party council, will present abdication documents to Wilhelm.
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Copenhagen
Berlin Vossische Zeitung
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Haig Strikes Today South Valenciennes
London reports British forces advancing near Valenciennes with four miles gained since yesterday and prisoners taken. French and British units push toward Andenne with heavy activity along the Loos and Lys areas. Unconfirmed claims circulated of Kaiser’s total mobilization amid ongoing heavy fighting.
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Lenhove
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Lwote Gmlerteken
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Wewaha Club Opens Emergency Hospital Facility
The Wewaha Club granted unrestricted use of club rooms on Court Street to serve as an emergency hospital. The Red Cross committee led by Mire Roy Raley and others approved the setup, with space for about 20 patients and two beds added. Miss Lorene Parker volunteers as head of the hospital kitchen, nursing to be provided by St An Thong hospital staff.
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Public reaction frames support for president against opposition
Washington Ort 31 Readers assess the presidents leadership after renewed attacks by Roosevelt Lodge and others. Administrations spokesmen defend policy and urge unity with Britain and France, arguing that allied support and peace efforts hinge on continued presidential leadership amid domestic dissent.
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Wilton
Hoover doubles sugar allowance to three pounds per person
The article reports President Hoover announcing an increase in the household sugar allowance from two to three pounds per person per month. The change, effective today, aims to ease consumption while urging continued conservation and avoiding overuse of wartime supplies. The note mentions transportation and manufacturing restrictions, and promises to maintain prudent usage of fruits and sugar products.
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Round-Up Rider Joins Tank Corps in WWI Era Move
A Round-Up rider known as Brandy Bob Hall transitions to the Tank Corps after a wild horse race left him with three broken ribs. He arrived from Port land and will travel to La Grande for a week, awaiting transfer and a meeting with Cor Oralinimg ft toe works.
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Angel Enow
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Hewitt
Austrian Army Heads Insist On Armistice
Vienna dispatch reports Austrian military leaders press for armistice terms while Italian command joins in urging restraint. Officials say high command seeks to avoid further bloodshed and pursue a negotiated conclusion to hostilities.
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Provisional Workmen and Soldiers Council Emerges in German Bohemia
A Vienna dispatch says the national council, after consulting delegates of thousands of soldiers and officers, plans a provisional workmen and soldiers council and a new anti monarchial state. Victor Adler named foreign minister and Leutner war minister with Renner social affairs minister. Counts Karolyi leads the national council in Budapest signaling acknowledgment by police. German Bohemia forms a republic, with Pacher radical president and Reichenberg as capital, while Czechs name Prague as their capital.
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Vienna Workmen Revolt and Provisional Council Formed
News accounts report a provisional workmen and soldiers council formed in Vienna as thousands march and shout down with the Hapsburgs. Soldiers join with red flags as a new regime forms amid food shortages and rising republican hopes. Bloodless upheaval spreads across Austria as imperial government teeters.
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Zarith
Griello
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McNary vetoes manpower bill over exemptions
McNary vetoed a new manpower bill that would exempt certain men sought by the army. The action aimed to cripple the measure by removing protections for draftees while preserving key army priority groups. The decision followed War Department concerns and the president’s stance on age limits and labor needs.
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Weather brief: Mosher heats and threatening skies
The report notes cloudy and threatening weather with a gentle wind. Temperature is described as high but not precise, indicating unsettled conditions and potential showers.
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