Armistice Terms for Turkey Replaces War Links
London report states British fleet clears Dardanelles of mines for access to the Black Sea with Allied guarantees. The 25 terms of the armistice include open waters, demobilization, surrender of vessels, prisoner exchanges, and Allied occupation across strategic points with no secret clauses.
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Associated Press
London
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Admiralty
Ituswion
Germany
Odessa
Sebastopol
Nikolaicy
Nikolaiev
Turkey
Lord Robert Cecil
Robert
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Bereth
Armenia
Tinople
Sas
Taurus
Persia
Trans-Caucasia
Society Notes Highlight Trips and Visits Across Cities
Mrs. Clifford B. Edwards returns from a three month trip to Des Moines St Louis Dallas and Arkadelphia Ark She stayed with Mr and Mrs J Blaine Burns at the Victoria Hotel in Des Moines Mrs Herbert Linscott has come back from Ohio to San Antonio duties Miss Virginia Priest will visit Nashville Tenn to see daughter at Ward Belmont College Elizabeth Chandler guests of Leonora Bell for several weeks The Barnard Bee Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy meeting scheduled for November 5 is postponed until further notice
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Clifford B. Edwards
Des Moines
St. Louis
Dallas
Arkadelphia
Ark
Edwards
J. Blaie Burns
Victoria Hotel
T. Priest
Nashville, Tenn
Virginia
Ward Belmont
Barnard FE. Bee
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sone
Allies Demand Austria's Surrender Amid War Advances
A dispatch reports Allied insistence on Austria's surrender after a failed armistice request. It states Austria hoisted the white flag to avoid irreversible ruin, while Italy demands strict guarantees that war aims be achieved and Austria cannot resume the offensive. Austrian arms are retreating from the mountains toward Trova as naval detachments hold fortified lines.
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Austria
Italy
Trova
Vealian
Tagliami
Caorle
Waa Protec
Peasant Government Rises in Bulgaria After Abdication
Copenhagen reports King Boris abdicated on Oct 3 and a peasant government led by M Stambulinsky has taken control at Tirnova on the Yantra River. Tirnova, a Bulgarian town on the Sofia Varna rail line, has 12 000 inhabitants and historic ties. London sources say Stambulinsky heads a republican army of up to forty thousand men, per Central News.
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Copenhagen
Boris of
Bulgaria
Lirnova
M. Stambulinsky
Peasants and Agrarians of
Tirnova
Yantra
Sofia
Varna
Virvoya
London
Zurich
King
Associated Press
Saan de Cee
D. A. Walker
Miniature battlefield display draws crowds at No Man's Land window
A detailed miniature war scene fills a window at 21134 Last Houston Street, showing relics from World War I, barbed wire, tents, and stone fortifications. Dr. Clifford, a marine veteran, arranged the exhibit with seven wartime organizations featured in a frieze. The display attracts hundreds daily while a stereopticon projects battle scenes and relief group huts. Nearby, railroad workers are urged to have voting access, and Finland grants amnesty to about 10,000 revolutionists.
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No Man‘s
Last Houston Street
United War Work Campaign
Gunter Hotel
Clifford
Chasteau Thierry
Knights of Columbus
War Camp Community Service
Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Board
American Library Association
Weather forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
Tonight and Sunday fair and warmer with maximum temperatures around 66 to 60 degrees. West to moderate southerly winds. East Texas also sees fair and warmer conditions tonight and Sunday.
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San Antonio
Texas
Weather summary for tourists in St Louis Chicago and New York
Fragmented notice reports temperatures from St Louis Chicago and New York with mixed wind data and unclear time frames. In St Louis a temperature around 4 with 10 mile south winds and higher recent highs. Chicago around 36 to 42 with southwest winds. New York data incomplete and jumbled.
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St. Louis
Lest
Chicago
Kanees City
New York
Eos J
End in Sight and the German Peace Move
Berlin's Vorwaerts predicts Austria will capitulate to Wilson and foresees a rapid peace. Ludendorff’s influence allegedly wanes as Austria acts, with fronts from Munich to Breslau at risk. Liebknecht-led radical rallies push for proletarian dictatorship amid unfolding politics and Bolshevik influence.
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Berlin
Germany
Fyorwaerts
Tudendorff
Ludendorff
Austria
Wilson
Asa
Hamburg
Bagdad
Theodor Wolff
Liebknecht
Vossische Zeitung
Reuters
German Republic
Revolutions End Austrian Monarchy
News dispatches describe the collapse of the Habsburg regime as uprisings infect Vienna. A German Austrian cabinet forms with Adler as foreign secretary and Meyer as war minister. The National Assembly proclaims a republic, rejecting the crown and promising a parliamentary government with workers and soldiers' councils shaping the state.
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Istry of War
Tbe Des Jeree
South Slav National Council
Agram
Pola
Lammasch
State Council
Vienna
Berlin Tageblatt
Victor Adler
Gavalry
Meyer
Mabaja
Steinwender
Dinghofer
National Council
Grogs
Republic
National Assembly
Diet
Weisskirchner
Texas Lands to Be Listed for Soldiers Welfare Plan Explored
A Chamber of Commerce gathering outlined a government backed plan to allot land to returning soldiers. Long term 30 to 40 year payments cover homes and farms with expert agricultural guidance and local supervision. Roads schools and loans to equip farms would be provided, with readiness for peace and rapid data collection for Congress. Local committees to compile plats and price lists by November 15.
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Ascy
Meade
Chamber of Commerce
Sinnard
America
NATO
Lane
Congress
Kearney
Texas
Department of the Interiig
Bavarian Premier Signals Claim If Emperor Abdicates
London dispatch reports Bavaria’s premier notified Berlin the Bavarian royal family would claim the imperial throne should Emperor William abdicate. The claim is carried by the Socialist Leipzig Volks Zeitung via a Hague breach and a Daily Mail telegram.
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London
Premmier Hae
Berlin
William
Volks Zeitung
Guachdt
Hague
Ail
Kaiser Goes to the Front Amid Abdication Standstill
Paris reports Emperor William refuses to abdicate after war cabinet meeting. Berlin circles say the throne’s stubborn hold shocks officials, with military plot aims cited. Mail from Zurich notes widespread appeals in Hamburg Rhine Westphalia urging public caution and nonparticipation in anti government acts.
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Paris
William
War Cabinet
le Journal
Zurich
William Hohenzollern
Berlin
Vorwaerts
Scheidemann Said to Urge Abdication of Emperor
Copenhagen dispatch says Chancellor Maximilian went to headquarters and that Scheidemann sent a memorial to Prince Maximilian urging the Emperor William to abdicate. Berlin papers deny a cabinet meeting on the war question and note political circles regret the emperor's trip to the front.
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Copenhagen
Trincep Maximiljian
Odyiees
Vossiche Zeitung
Berlin
Philip Scheidemann
Maximilian
William
Germania
Tageblatt
Kaiser Gone Ale, Essen Hears of Revolt and Rumors
London reports from Hague that rumors say the Kaiser fled to Hovland as Essen suffers heavy mutinous deserter shootings. Front-line lists show revolutionary groups gaining strength while Liebknecht voices revolution in Berlin. Crowds stir in Essen amid starvation protests and deadly street clashes as peace talks and anti-war sentiment spread across Germany.
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London
San Antonio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
the Public Ledger Co
Hague
Tines
Messer
Kaiser
Hovland
Essen
Secrer
Volice
Liebknecht
Duysberg
Oberhausen
Berlin
Huns routed on three vital fronts in Aisne region
The war office reported renewed Allied success on the Aisne front last night. An official statement described attacks advancing along a twelve and a half mile front from the region east of Attigny to north of Olizy, routing German forces on three critical sectors.
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Aisne
Vousicres
War Office
Attigny
Olizy
American First Army Drives Forward Near Verdun
American forces advance beyond yesterday’s gains near Verdun amid heavier German resistance. Artillery shells rail centers Conflans Louguyon Montigny as infantry push along a widened line. Dozen villages and about 8000 prisoners taken, with German casualties heavy.
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Associated Press
Verdun
Conflans
Louguyon
Montnedy
Meuse
Font
Champigneulle
St. Georges
Luncdzes-et-St. Georges
Lan I’huy Farm
Bois Des Loges
Ainereville
Clery-le-Grand
Mezieres
Seday
Montmedy
Longayon
Missles
Bourgogne Wood
No-Min’s-Land
Pryl
Transnorthy Lon
90th Division in Action West of the Meuse
Washington Nov 2 General March said the Allies press the German allies toward collapse as resistance concentrates in one nation The 90th Texas Oklahoma division is reported in action with the First Army west of the Meuse since October 23 The Tennessee North and South Carolina and District of Columbia 30th with the British in Picardy The 20th Texas Oklahoma Selectmen trained at Camp Travis took part in the St Mihiel advance Sept 12 13 and earned a noted combat record
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Washington, D. C
Germany
March
Italy
Pied Hospital
Cerain
Avenne
Argonne Forest
Gereman
Lne
Stenay
France
Debarkation
Tieth Engineers
First Army
Meuse
52Nd Defence Infantry
Fifth Army
Ninetieth Division
Texas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
North and
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Picardy
Camp Fravis
Mensa
San Antonio
Camp Travis
St. Mihiel
Henry S. Allen
Brighton Beach Train Wreck Death Toll Estimated at 98
New York officials report the Brighton Beach tunnel wreck killed about 98 as investigations by the Public Service Commission probe blame. Motorman William Lewis faces homicide charges after the wooden 25 year old cars crash. Union workers return to duty as transit service resumes under heightened scrutiny.
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New York
Brooklyn
Public Service Commission
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn David Transit Company
Malbone Street
Wrntley
Horse Company
Yefn
War Labor Board
Anvesty
William Lewis
Bhut
Stoet
Samuel Russel
Lan
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