Hughes Urges Unity and War Victory in N Y Rally
In a Union League Club speech Charles E. Hughes urged bipartisan national unity to support President Wilson and win the war. He defended Republican loyalty to the war effort and rejected opposing anti-war rhetoric while pledging support for Republican candidates.
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Tammany Hall
Alfred G. Smith
Samuel Untermyer
Wilson
Tuntermyer
Congress
Hughes
Charles KE. Hughes
Union League Club
National Assembly
Republicae Party
Republican Party
Peace note and charges on Republican Congress influence
The Swiss Legation official Frederick Oederlin says German peace votes reached U S officials to push a Republican Congress. He accuses Republican reactionaries of profiteering and seeking to repeal progressive wartime legislation, claiming their aim is postwar power rather than patriotism.
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Fei Eee Green
Frederick Oederlin
Washington
Brady Case Affirmed In Texas Court Of Criminal Appeals
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed George Brady of Bexar County and Melvin Foreman in murder verdicts while reversing Adelbert D Young for defective indictment. Tom Mansfield’s liquor sales conviction and Young’s forgery term were reviewed as well, with some cases dismissed for lack of statements of facts.
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Austin
Tex
George Brady
Bexar County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Brady
Murier
Carrie Stanley
Tbs
Adelbert D. Young
Young
Daniels Raps Opponents in Campaign Talk
Secretary of the Navy Daniels urged a Democratic victory in the elections as he spoke in Providence Rhode Island. He accused Republican politicians of forgetting their duty as Americans by seeking Senate and House control and said Congress has not fully cooperated with the president during the war.
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Providence
R. J
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Congress
Senate
House
Har
Digestive tips claim excess acid causes indigestion
Medical authorities say about one tenth of stomach troubles stem from too much hydrochloric acid, not a lack of digestive juices. Do not take artificial digestents. instead use Bisulated Magnesia after meals to neutralize acid and ease sourness and pain.
Muditer of the Iwagest Chiiistera Organization
Fragmentary text references an organization named Iwagest Chiiistera in the United States. The readable portion hints at a course or program but provides no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize further.
Police Warn Harsh Crackdown On Halloween Pranks
Chief of Police Lancaster announced that explicit arrest instructions would be issued to every shift on Thursday. He warned pranksters that damage to property or bodily harm would lead to vigorous prosecutions despite Halloween celebrations.
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Hallowe'en
Lancaster
Hallowe'n
Dandruff Cure Promised by Liquid Argon Treatment
An article asserts that applying four ounces of ordinary liquid argon to the scalp at night dissolves dandruff by morning. Three or four applications allegedly destroy all signs of dandruff, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy. It claims liquid argon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Austria Surrenders Would Shift German and Italian Forces
Officers analyze the Austrian capitulation and its impact on the war. They say Italy’s armies in France could be redeployed to pressure Constantinople if Turkey exits. German divisions in Russia face danger without Austrian support, risking a retreat of troops toward the Russo-German frontier and broader Russian losses.
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Germany
Turkey
Constantinople
France
Russia
Danube
Gerstatts
Important Decisions At Crown Council In Berlin
Paris reports urgent dispatches about a crown council meeting under Emperor William in Berlin. Reichstag agitation grows and German military circles show nervousness as extreme measures are planned. Austro-Hungary faces pressure while armistice terms divide allied leaders and potential delays in hostilities loom.
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Paris
Crown Council
William
Berlin
Zurich
le Journal
Reichstag
Julius Andrussy
Wilson
Austria
Rhine
Petit Parisien
Germany
Matin
de Thomasson
Petite Journal
Austro-Hungary
Austria Says It Follows Wilson On Armistice Talks
A Vienna note explains Austria-Hungary will align with Wilson’s approach and pursue independent armistice and peace talks. The monarchy pledges reform after an armistice and clarifies readiness to negotiate separately if needed to restore peace.
Austria-Hungary asks Lansing for armistice and peace talks
Vienna reports Count Andrassy delivered a note to Secretary Lansing seeking U.S. mediation with President Wilson for an immediate all fronts armistice and start of peace negotiations. The appeal cites Wilson’s points and a league of nations as essential to ending the war.
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Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Count Andrassy
Lansing
Wilson
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
League of Nations
Charles
Pacific
Information Held by House Amazes European Statesmen
Paris reports Colonel E M House has taken a Paris residence near the war ministry and has held lengthy talks with Clemenceau Haig Milner Sharp Venizelos and Bliss. His bureau in Washington has been receiving for eight months original studies from many sources on conditions in every belligerent country, startling European statesmen.
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Paris
E. M. House
United States
Seine
Ministry of War
Clemenceau
Colonel House
Atlantic
Washington
Europe
Call for Armistice and Negotiations in Austria Hungary
The speaker appeals to the Secretary of State and the U S President to secure an immediate armistice across all fronts in Austria-Hungary and to open negotiations for peace, stressing humanity and relief from war’s disturbances.
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United States
Austria-Hungary
Price
Many Nations Ask Aid From War Allies
London dispatch reports The Times asserting Emperor Charles and Wilson notes spur national self determination across Austria Hungary. It notes Czecho Slovaks Ukrainians Romanians Poles and Hutenians gains and warns allied leaders to frame armistice terms securing all aims of the war.
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London ‘Times
San ’Antonio
Organization of Ruthenaus
Limburg
Vienna
Roumanian Transylvania
Austria
Italy
Cracow
Bohemia
Hungary
Wilson
Transylvania
Prussia
Varig
America
Army Would Shift Blame in Armistice Debate
Berlin dispatches reveal a clash between military and civil authorities over admitting defeat in battle. Independent Socialist Cohn told the Reichstag the military seeks to dodge admitting soldiers must sue for an armistice, highlighting political tension in wartime leadership.
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London Times
San Antonio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
the Public Ledger Co
Hague
Berlin
Cohn
Reichstag
Health boards warn of influenza danger nationwide
Public Health Boards urge immediate action as influenza and pneumonia sweep the country. Prompt rest, warmth, and anti infection inhalation therapy with Hyomei are advised to prevent spread and reduce severe illness. Carry and use the Hyomei inhaler for quick relief and protection.
Military still seeks social standing after defeat amid calls for revolution
Amid rising unrest the military resists capitulation while storms over a constitution grow. Tageblatt warns against military pronouncements against popular fights and notes a shift after west front retirement. A Socialist observer says Germans will not bend to army headquarters humors.
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Tagibblat
Rive
Tageblatt
West Front
Austro Hungarian Crisis Credited to Revolt
The Temps says Austria splits as Hungary rebels and Andrassy cannot claim to speak for Czecho Slovakia. It argues the government must instead offer military guarantees amid the national uprisings and the collapse of Austria.
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London Times Service
San Antonio Light
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Canyright
Public Letter Co
Paris
Wilson
Temps
Andrassy
Austria
Hungary
Elks Campaign for War Savings Stamps Sets City Record
Elks open Wednesday drive to sell war savings stamps with 25 stands and street booths. V. G. Sharver chairs the campaign. W. Roach tracks sales. Captains include Dahikin Wendell Sentter Vosert Chey Manitis and others. Women workers led by Mrs Sharver and Mrs Ustyant man booths and volunteer teams. Woodmen report strong Tuesday sales. totals to be released after campaign ends Saturday night.
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The
Elks
Eelock
Oach
Che Elky
Jka
Tks
V. G. Shorver
W. EF. Roach
Elks’ Club
O. P. Dahikin
Charles 4
George Lorwein
F. B. Betters
Walter Smith
Misses Manley Smith
Marguerite Allensworth
Wilter Oliver
Tessien Allensworth
Jennett
Louise Lorwein
Moenny Betters
Estaan Ruby Late
Gwendolyn Mull
Woodmen of the World
16th Regiment in Champagne Action Captures St Stienne
New York reports the Second American Division bore the brunt of recent Champagne fighting and captured St Stienne. The 16th 17th and 18th Regiments formed the attacking artillery attachment. A cable dated Oct 9 indicated the 16th Regiment served in this division instead of the 17th.
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New York
Champagne
St. Stienne
Refugees flood into Holland as war tactics shift
Dutch authorities report thousands of refugees, mainly elderly and French civilians, crossing from Belgium into Brabant and Limburg. Frontier centers along the Meuse meet entry points at Maastricht, Deventer, Arnhem, and Zutphen with food depots and Dutch Red Cross aid. Some pursue repatriation by sea while France surveys repatriation through liberated Belgium.
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Amsterdam
Frontier
Dutch Red Cross
Toai
Brabant
Imbourg
Meuse
Maastricht
Holland
Border
Cambrai
Woun
Zutphen
Arnhem
Hague
Ing
France
Belgium
New Draft Calls Reinstated In Texas Camps
Austin announces October influenza pause ends and draft movement begins in early November under Major Townes. November calls include 2049 white men for Camp Bowie and 300 white men for Camp Travis on November 11, plus 500 negroes for Camp MacArthur and 260 negroes for Camp Travis on November 19 and 10 respectively to fill Class One readiness. Local boards urged to finish physical examinations to enable early selection.
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Austin
Tex
John T. Townes
Ips
Selective Service
Texas
Bowie
Camp Bowie
Camp Travis
MacArthur
Navy Secretary Daniels Sees Postwar Navy Jobs in Newport
Secretary of the Navy Daniels visited Newport and said after the war there will be a large navy job as munition workers gain experience at the naval torpedo station. He spoke of building a target naval establishment on the site and stressed the expected postwar expansion. The remarks followed a quiet city stop during wartime efforts.
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Newport
R. J
Naval Torpedo
Daniels
Navy
Stearns Electric Paste touted as easy rat control
An advertisement claims rats destroy over two hundred million dollars of food yearly and promotes Stearns Electric Paste as the simplest, effective method used by the U S Government to exterminate rats mice cockroaches and waterbugs with a small inexpensive box.
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Stearns
U. S
Austrians Retreat in Disorder as Prisoners Captured
Ital ians cheer the retreating Austrians as more than 20,000 prisoners are taken since the attack began. The scene shows a disrupted withdrawal with cheers and relieved expressions among Italian troops and prisoners.
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Tiall
Fing
Allied push stirs gains as 600000 foe oppose Italians
On Oct 30 reports detail a major Italian offensive with 46 enemy divisions totaling about 600,000 troops. Eleventh Army British and Italian forces advance east of the Piave while the Eighth and Twelfth Italian Armies sweep north. French attack near the Argonne and Oise fronts signals possible breakthroughs as Debeney is promoted to grand officer.
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London
Timex Servier
San Antonio
Chiladelphia Public Ledger
the Public Ledger Co
Lord Caban
Piave
Monae
Honorable Artillery Company
Gordons
Northern England
Italia
Italy
Conflans
Argonne Forest
Aisne
Argonne
Vouzieres
Quentin-le-Veti
Herpy
Oise-Serre
Guise
Ghent
Beel
Allies Break Through Piave Front as Italian Push Advances
Allied forces including Italian units with British and French support and American contingents press along the Piave line. Con termen seized Conogtana and Oderzo rail corridor as prisoners exceed 20,000. Meuse fighting continues with American gains east of the river while German shelling hits Western fronts.
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Uress
Piave River
Tagliamento
Conogtana
Meuse
Tie
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
An article extols daily morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims this simple routine eliminates headaches bad breath and indigestion, boosting appetite and health for all readers. It urges obtaining a quarter pound of limestone phosphate to try the regimen.
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain for San Antonio Man
John McCabe, a local barber, reports relief from soreness and back pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He states the remedy kept him free of trouble since the first use and notes occasional tiredness from standing, not kidney related. Price and dealer locations are mentioned.
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San Antonio
John McCabe
Barber
Mitchell Sr
Doan
McCabe
Foster-Miltore
Mfars
Buffalo
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