Yanks and French Drive Across Front in France
United Free staff report Americans and French advancing on a 20 mile front between Aisne and Meuse. Deep wedge penetrates German lines. over 2000 prisoners taken. Towns Ravenville Laon Ressons Channery Clery Lesrand Aincresse captured. French advance along Scheldt with ten mile trend. 10 villages captured. enemy pushed back to Behekit. Franco-American attack on Amiens front resumes with 6400 prisoners added. Kaiser alleged abdication reported by Geneva dispatches.
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Grand Pre
London
Loy
Scheld River
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Male
Tielnde
Navietheres
Trevean
Howe
Austro Hungarian Foreign Minister Resigns
Basel dispatches report Count Cartoy named premier as M Hathany foreign minister of the new Panmarian cabinet in Budapest. The resignation of Austro-Hungarian foreign minister Count Jules Andrasay is announced from Zune on November 2.
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ZUNE
Jules Andrasay
Thns
Basel
Count Cartoy
M. Hathany
Penmarian
Budapest
Olinpatches
Austria invaded as forces land near Pola and advance
London dispatch reports Allied troops have landed near Pola in the Adriatic and push toward the Austro Hungarian lines. Italian forces retreat toward the Sigana valley as Pola’s bombardment pins their defense. Rome confirms over 80,000 Austrians captured and other units surrender amid renewed attempts to push toward the Cullen and Medang rivers.
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London
Apetria
Pola
Rome
Sigane
Emery Wemice
Italy
von Avextele
Cullen
Medang
Why Are These Men Spending Money to Repudiate Wilson
A white a ment from Washington alleges funds are being spent to repudiate President Wilson by electing opposition congressmen. The piece cites John D Rockefeller and other large contributors as part of the fundraising effort.
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Wilson
Homer &. Cummings
Washington
John D. Medefeller
Hospital Gare Application and Patient Admission Efforts
An application has been made for hospital care and more patients are expected as the committee prepares to expand capacity. So far two entrance applications have been filed from out of town districts, with staff arranging beds and operating support as they coordinate with St Anthony's hospital supervisors for supervision and care.
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Hegnmmmodale Meyer
Negewary
Ohare
Heck
W. Gondaleix
Fendicton
Anthony's Hospital
How Europe Will Look on Election
Harvey Starkweather analyzes European democratic systems where parliamentary control shifts can topple governments. He contrasts this with U.S. midterm dynamics and warns that a Wilkes party loss could signal diminished support and shake confidence in allied policy amid wartime tensions with European democracies.
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Europe
Harvey @ Starkweather
Ae Pogeler
Six Thousand U S Troops Reach England
Six thousand American soldiers arrived at a British port during the invasion. The men wore a distinctive mark, and the event is noted amid wartime dispatches with emphasis on the rapid deployment and presence in England.
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U. S
England
London
Prlileh
Orin
Ininena
Pysictaiea
Submarine gatherings reported at bases in London
Reports from London state German submarines are concentrating at their bases amid unidentified movements. The notice mentions a naval situation developing, with unclear details and dates.
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London
Mountain Peak positions fall before Italians Rome
War office reports Italian forces capture key peaks on the Asiatic plateau and take about 3000 prisoners. Allied lines advance with several named peaks seized and cavalry reaching plains, as infantry gains press the enemy along the Tagliamento front.
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Rome
War Office
Ure Asiage
Mount Brosiagh
Mont Loneara
Mont Spite
Raapreeee
Laren
Lomaletie
Aisaulatean
Patealuy
Bolum
Pordeene
Henry Albers Indicted for Sedition in Portland
Portland on November 2 Henry Albers was indicted on a charge of sedition in a case that details show he faces trial. The indictment highlights a political charge against a named individual in a newspaper report from the period.
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Henry Albers
Portland
Canadians Capture Valenciennes In Days of Battle
Lowell Mellett reports from Flanders that Canadian forces captured Valenciennes after a heavy barrage and near encirclement. Haig announced the British entirely held Valenciennes, with four thousand additional prisoners taken as the six mile front battle continued briefly.
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Lowell Mellett
United Press
Flanders
Valenciennes
London
Haig
Local man wounded going over the top in France
John Thorne of the 1st Battalion infantry writes to his mother from France describing a field wound to his arm and expressing hope to be well enough to write again soon. He asks to tell the family he is recovering and promises a later letter.
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John Thorne
Mr. and More. Jr. Thorne
Focal
Bart Wen
Bligette
Evon
A. KE
Cologne Gazette Hopes For Wilson Defeat In November Elections
The Cologne Gazette, the Kaiser’s Imperial organ, advocates Wilson’s defeat in the November congressional elections. It calls Wilson a dictator and a desperate man, argues his war policies threaten constitutional rights, and predicts the elections will have unprecedented significance. The piece notes similarities to Roosevelt and other anti-Wilson voices and draws attention here.
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Washington
Wilson
Cologne Gazette
America
Gazette
Kaiser
Roosevelt
McNary Support Draws Wilson Backing in Contested Vote
W. Maloney reports Wilson supporters mobilize to back McNary, asserting he will align with the president and back key reforms. Debate centers on McNary’s voting record on the nnn bill, draft policies, and wartime measures, with critics arguing he opposes the Wilson administration.
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Wilson
McNary
le McNery
W. Maloney
Feiewie
Austrian divisions clash amid revolts in Vienna
Twenty three Austrian divisions in revolt collide as they desert and fight each other. Vienna newspapers recount chaotic scenes with torn loyalties and shifting alignments during the upheaval.
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Zurich
Vienna
Germany Faces Revolt Winded by Internal Explosions
From neutral sources in Faroe a major question marks the German situation as unrest grows. Reports say conditions resemble prewar social upheaval with Bavarian royal claim to throne discussed, army desertions rise, and streets filled with war crippled citizens and formerly wealthy women working as conductorettes.
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London
Germany
Flunia
Thera
Scheldnau
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Hague
Gspatch
Leipziger Zeitung
Berlin
Rovel
Brownell Expects Call to Artillery Training Camp
Cyr G Brownell of Amatitle expects a potential call to Camp Taylor Kentucky for artillery officers after applying previously. He sought infantry transfer but was told acceptance in artillery prevents transfer. If elected to the legislature, he may obtain session leave in February.
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Cyr G. Brownell
Amatitle
Taylor
Kenticks
Portland
Newen
Brownell
Tront
Heavy vote urged for normal bill in Portland area
A partial, garbled report notes calls for a strong approval of a normal bill. References to Cheri Crean and local officials imply support for a measure affecting county projects and arterial work. Voters are urged to back the bill to advance county and school interests.
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Portland
Weather forecast for tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for cooler conditions tonight across the area with a light breeze. Sunday is expected to be dry with partly cloudy skies and milder temperatures reaching the upper 60s.
Weather Report From Tomdy City
The forecast shows cloudy conditions with a light breeze. Maximum temperatures near warm highs and a cooler minimum expected overnight. Gentle winds may bring a slight chance of drizzle in the late afternoon.
Armistice Terms and Secrecy Amid World War Talks
Washington reports anticipate stern armistice terms for Germany and Austria. Diplomats warn secrecy protects final details while leaders push for a peace settlement. observers expect Germany to yield more than previously believed despite senior German leaders vowing resistance.
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Washington
United Press
Germany
United Stat Ark
Altough Hindenbearg
Wilken
Tartal
Thins
Brive
Pilin
Thorne Named Assistant Director of Labor War Conditions
Mise Florence C Thorne longtime aide to Samuel Gompers is appointed assistant director of the labor department unit to investigate working conditions in war industries and to develop measures to raise standards.
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Mise
Florence C. Thorne
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Later
Neevice
Department of Labor
Mer Dutier
Whiskey Barrels Hidden in Salt Shipment Exposed
District Attorney R. Keator and Deputy Sheriff J. Rinkely investigated a stock car loading scene near Pendleton. Three suspicious barrels were found to contain 16 gallon kegs of whiskey hidden under hay. Investigators could not name any suspects in connection with the shipment.
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Pendleton
Walt
Distriet
R. & Keator
Jon Rinkely
Ater
Keator
Mets
Grand Jury Indicts Pendleton Man on Revenue Charge
A federal grand jury, seated in Portland, indicted Manley Towle of Pendleton on charges connected to internal revenue violations. The case, brought by special prosecutors Ben Sheldon and Thommas Frerwelk, details alleged evasions and related offenses.
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Portland
Ben Sheldon
Thommas Frerwelk
Pendleton
Manley Towle
Walter Pierce Confident He Will Be Elected Tuesday
Reading the Oregon campaign scene, supporters rally behind Walter Pierce as polls show momentum for his gubernatorial bid. Opponents accuse him of corruption and accuse Pierce’s backers of pressuring authorities while news outlets report funding disputes and alleged political attacks amid tense local and state races.
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Walter Pierce
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