British attack renews along wide front near Valenciennes
Allied forces pressed the offensive along a broad front from the Lambroolino canal to the Sebeldt river. British troops crossed the Scaillon river two miles west of Legeenmoy and seized Hom digate Nenville and Malesches. Villages including Vecdigios Raise forest oppose the advance as the battle continues with fears of German counterattacks near Valenciennes.
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Escallion River
London
Lambroolino Canal
Sebeldt
Malg
Scaillon
Legeenmoy
Homdigate
Nenville
Malesches
Counster
Vecdigios
Valenciennes
Tihors
Hautee River
Thun
Rtenes
Iest
Touran
Allied Commanders Fix Armistice Terms Insuring Against Warfare
Washington reports Allied leaders outline two paths for Germany after the war fatigue. One: abdicate and accept an armistice surrendering power. Two: the current regime remains and surrenders later under Allied terms. The note notes divisions over using the word surrender and signals presidential cautions.
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Germany
Washington
Wilson
These Men Do 10 Fight For Freedom in Demonstration Week
Owing to the Spanish influenza epidemic a demonstration was held for men entering today for Fort Stevens and Fort McArthur for general military service. The ten men received final instruction from the board of instruction last evening, but the customary luncheon as guests of the Commercial association was dispensed with.
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Fort Stevens
Fort McArtrur
Board of Instruction
Commercial Association
Allied armistice terms agreed by Allied commanders
Allied commanders have agreed on armistice terms including evacuation of Alsace Lorraine and Prussian Poland, cessation of German munition manufacture, surrender of the submarine fleet, and allied officers to man German battleships. A committee would oversee German factories to prevent war material production, with Franco-Belgian evacuation. France and Belgium must be evacuated. naval safeguards emphasized. Secretary Daniels declined to comment.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Washington
Alsace-Lorraine
Prussian
Poland
Germany
France
Belgium
Daniels
Grain Dealers Under Federal Licenses Report on Business
Grain dealers and handlers with United States Food Administration licenses must file quarterly reports covering operations from October 1 to December 31. The cereal division requires details on sales proceeds, profits, and capital interest, with specific accounting rules and tax considerations. Acting officials J. Z. Stream and Alfred Strandix oversee the filing guidance.
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Penden
Weensee
Pnitea
Taten Food Administration
LOK Aneh
Treasury Department
United States
J. Z. Stream
Coury Crain Bacthon
Alfred Trandix
Record of a Dog Attack and Vicious Animal Incident
A dog attack is reported involving a tree and a bulldog linked to a fatal or injurious incident. Fred Peterson of Tueth is mentioned with a hog like scene, while Eyeth aibendad tree and the OW company are noted in connection with the event.
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Ciilinieliio
Fred Peterson
Rman
Patera
OW. 1 & MN. Co
Kaiser in Serious Illness Report From Amsterdam
Amsterdam dispatch reports the empress or Kaiserin is seriously ill, with care underway at a hospital hotel. Her children have been notified and arrangements are being made for medical attention and official handling of the situation.
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Amstemndam
Erin i
Rotelom
Weather forecast for tonight and Friday
Forecast calls for possible rain tonight and Friday. Patchy showers may affect outdoor plans but no heavy storms are expected. Temperatures remain mild with light winds and chances of brief downpours in isolated areas.
West Wind Risk Today Weather Report
A local forecast notes a cloudy day with a maximum temperature of 57 and a minimum of 40. Winds are light, with no significant gusts recorded.
Kriemhilde Line Reached Twice in Meuse Front Clash
Washington dispatches report American forces advancing between the Meuse and Ardeyne amid intense opposition. Frontline positions around Grand Pre and nearby towns show continual artillery and infantry progress despite heavy enemy fire. German reinforcements and aerial activity persist as Allied numbers push toward the next objective with captured prisoners and strategic gains noted.
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London
Meuse
Arzonte
Hatley
Americyn
Kriemhn
Grand Pre
Larires
Drhuamgh
the Times
Grand
Monkgne
Saux
Mont
Benny Cavour
Lidendorft
Aereriteiaff
Terraly
Amerieare
Timate Triumph
Front Line Battles Across Meuse and Aire Rivers Reported
Persistent artillery duels and heavy fighting described east of the Meuse and above the Aire river. Allied lines reportedly hold and push near Grand Pre with machine guns and effective fire as German counterattacks intensify along the front near Bantheville and Faring.
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Ole
Olse
Grand Pre
Bantheville Pershing
Banthe- Ville
Meuse
Faring
Aire River
Pendleton School District Faces $200 Daily Flu Closure Costs
The district estimates about $4,400 per day in lost pay for teachers as schools close during the influenza epidemic. An attorney general opinion from 1990 is cited, asserting teachers are owed pay for days when schools are officially closed, unless a contract specifies otherwise. The issue centers on whether pay continues during epidemic closures and how it affects the district budget.
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Pendleton
Westige
Churchill
Crawford
Henri O Moussee Called by Death in Pendleton
Henri Octave Moussee a Pendleton resident since 1888 died yesterday at his daughter's home aged about 72 He was born in Orgeres France came to the United States at age one He is survived by daughters and extended family in Pendleton He was a mason contractor active in war support and his funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 from the home on Court Street under the auspices of the Masonic order
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Henri Octave Mouseu
Pendleton
E. O. William
Meu
Orgerus
Frince
United States
St Louis
Mra
Wilcume
Florence Moumeu
Pendieton
W. J. Sauze
Cneland
Eglantine Moussu
Vere
Mies
Orgeros
Parl
Vielco
Mount
Willem Realienes
Weet Court Street
Madeleer
Afoumen
Max Suffers From The Flu
Copenhagen report notes Chancellor Massvchiant ill with flu like symptoms. The brief dispatch records official concerns and expected recovery timeline without detailing cause or party.
Skyfull of airplanes shower Boch e areas
A wartime dispatch describes two large Allied expeditions bombing Giriman area in the afternoon. Over 130 American planes took part in a formation patrol, targeting enemy positions while flak and anti aircraft fire filled the sky.
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National
Robert W. Bender
Seltom
Sunrmender
Secoml
Kuiver
Tas
Benator Lodge
Alliow
Bechum
Ian Criglor
J. Uritala
I. Prater
Itwiph
G. Saylor
KK B
Wolkamot
T Rudelph
MM. Tanor
Kaiserin
Ally
Peage
Geromany
Department of Biaté
Geteher
Pes Ri
Cromanina
Apunk
Aoichems
Ludendorff
Meuse - Argonne
Kriemhilde
Tyven
Wedel Washington
The
War Office
Henri O. Moussee
Max
Copenhagen
Massvchiant
Din Fietele
Fred Ferguson
United Prose
Giriman Areae
Ihe
Mia Giile
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