Senators Vote Against President Wilson on Suffrage Debate
In Washington on Oct 1 the senate split 31 to 31 on a suffrage amendment and 61 to 22 to table a Williams amendment excluding negro women. Senator Jones switched from aye to no to preserve a reconsideration opportunity for the ongoing debate. Cummins warned that willful men may defeat the war measure the president calls vital.
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United States
Personal Sacrifices in Classifieds News
War era readers are urged to inspect the Classifieds in The Star for stories of sacrifice such as a Seattle soldier selling his Auto Repair business to serve overseas. The note highlights Business Opportunities as the section to read these items.
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Long Way to Go in W Loan Campaign on Seattle War Effort
Gov. Ernest Lister urges Washington to meet Liberty Loan quota by next Saturday and proclaims Bond Day with a parade led by Bert Swezen. War mothers with sons in service will marshal the parade. women’s day honors their role in the war effort. Seattle plans a three section procession from Second Ave and Virginia St to city hall park.
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How May Quit Such Warfare How May Quit Such Warfare IN DESPERATE STRAITS KUCHLMANN RETURNS
British government says it will not answer Turkish armistice feelers until officially received. Reports today note Turkey may have sent a feeler. European dispatches discuss Bulgaria's surrender effects and possible allied actions against Austria.
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Turkey
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
England
Austria
Germany
Kuehlmann
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Barbariun
Isolate Turkey to Force Capitulation, Allies Plan War Move
Raymond dispatch reports allied planners aiming to cut Turkey from arms and supplies through Saloniki related advances. Bulgaria fallen, Romania awaiting, Enver Pasha's grip weakening as sultan reportedly anti German. Riots in Constantinople, Black Sea fleet damage cited. six weeks until Turkish shells run out, observers say.
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Turkey
Enver Pasha
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Enver
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Bulgaria
Allenby
Palestine
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Foch
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Dardanelles
Paris Expects Swift Armistice Effects
Paris forecasts rapid shifts as Bulgaria signs the armistice, with Austria and Turkey seeing likely changes. Analysts expect a potential separate peace with Turkey from the severed German links, and the rapid Bulgarian agreement suggests broader diplomatic moves.
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Austria
Turkey
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Germany
Resignations of Von Hertling and Von Hintze Accepted
German newspapers report Kaiser Wilhelm II accepts the resignations of Chancellor von Hertling and Foreign Minister von Hintze, with the political leadership in Amsterdam noting the government change on October 1.
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von Hintze
Von Bernstorff Considered as Possible Chancellor
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Berlin Tageblatt naming Count von Bernstorff as a potential successor to Chancellor Hertling. The note signals possible shifts in German leadership during the crisis era.
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Need Men People Trust Kaiser Says to ex Chancellor
The Kaiser accepted Chancellor Hertling's resignation and urged that men sustained by the people's trust cooperate in government. Vice Chancellor Von Payer reportedly offered his resignation and former Minister Von Hintze's resignation is said to have been accepted.
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Amsterdam
Hertling
von Payer
von Hintze
Ferdinand May Leave Throne In Bulgaria After Abdication Talk
Vatican reports from Vienna suggest King Ferdinand of Bulgaria may abdicate to his son Prince Boris. News from Copenhagen citing German papers places Ferdinand at Essenthal Castle near Vienna, the first return to Bulgaria since earlier revolts. Boris, born January 30, 1894, is viewed as more liberal than his father.
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Vatican
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Boris
Copenhagen
Essenthal Castle
Austria-Hungary
Lee
Interesting Map of Today’s Battle Developments in Turkey
Page ten reports on today’s wartime map showing movements and clashes in Turkey. Officials note shifting front lines, with units from allied and Turkish forces involved in skirmishes and repositions across provincial fronts. The map illustrates troop dispositions and strategic objectives amid ongoing operations.
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Turkey
Make It Impossible Insure Victory With Liberty Bonds
A World War era plea quotes soldiers and clergy about war crimes by the Huns. It urges readers to support Liberty Bonds to insure victory and freedom, citing harrowing images of women and children harmed and urging Americans to act.
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Literary Digest
Kaiser Message Urges Blood and Wealth for Fatherland
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Kaiser sending a message to the Fatherland party urging Germans to rally around him and give their blood and wealth to the last breath in defense of the Fatherland amid earnest wartime times.
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Amsterdam
Kaiser
Fatherland Party
Belgian and British forces advance on front near Menin and Damascus
Belgian troops push toward Menin and take Dixmude and Roulers while Belgian artillery supports from ridges near German batteries. In Palestine British forces reach four kilometers from Damascus as French cavalry move on Beirut and Turkish troops surrender to British. Arab forces seize Berat east of the Sea of Galilee.
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Roulers
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Damascus
Echo de Paris
Beirut
Palestine
Sea of Galilee
Tiberius
Berat
Peace Demonstrations Rock Berlin as Rioters Target Legation
Extensive peace demonstrations were staged in Berlin in front of the Bulgarian legation on Saturday. Police reportedly failed to control the crowds as several statues were destroyed during the unrest.
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London
Berlin
Balkan victory urged to deter Entente forces
The Vossiache Zeitung from Amsterdam argues that even a peace offer with concessions would not lure the Entente. It calls for reestablishing the Balkan situation by sending sufficient troops to push the Entente back to Saloniki.
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Hun Foun
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Vossiache Zeitung
Saloniki
Allied advances and Turkish prisoners boost WWI momentum
Allied forces push on the Hindenburg line from Cambrai to St Quentin as French and American units gain ground. British forces report 60 000 Turkish prisoners captured east of Amman, while Balkan reorganization follows Bulgaria's withdrawal and Austrian line retirements reshape the Albanian front.
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Rheim
Laon
Craonne
Allenby
Jordan
Amman
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Bulgaria
Romania
Serbia
Austrian War Office
Lake
Ochrida
Albania
French Force Foe Troops to Withdraw From Fierce Attack
Paris dispatch reports German troops withdrawing between the Vesle and the Aisne west of Rheims as Gen Berthelot and Gen Gouraud push westward. French forces claim progress in Champagne with over 13 000 prisoners and 300 guns taken since September 26, part of a move to straighten a Rheims salient.
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Aisne
Rheims
Berthelot
Gouraud
Champagne
Marne
Oise and
Aisne Canal
Vailly
F. IL. Ql
Hans Now Regret Bulgar Alliance
The Hague dispatches report heavy police and soldiers surrounding the residence of the Bulgarian and Austrian representatives in Berlin. The Düsseldorf Nachrichten calls Germany's alliance with Bulgaria a mistake and the Kreuz Zeitung advocates a dictatorship to block a democratic cabinet.
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Berlin
Dusseldorfer Nachrichten
Germany
Bulgaria
Kreuz Zeitung
Socialista
Serbians Report Gains at Crniors and Grdishte Fronts
The Serbian war office announced after heavy fighting that Serbian forces seized key points at Crniors and Grdishte on the northern edge of the Ovehe holjer. They claimed four guns enormous war material and prisoners were captured, noting the actions occurred before yesterday’s cessation of hostilities.
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Edward J. Lacey
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London
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Oveheholjer
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