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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1918

Page

1

Allies Break Beaurvois Line and Push In France

British Ninth corps with Australian forces seize Beaurevoir and Brancourt as Allied advances split German defenses near St Quentin. French actions push eastward, encircle St Gobain massif, while Cambrai falls and Damascus falls to British cavalry opening route toward Aleppo and Constantinople.

France Beaurevoir Germany Hindenburg Ninth Corps Brancourt St. Quentin le Catelet

Huns Plan Evacuation of Belgian Bases Reported

State department says Germany plans to evacuate Belgian submarine bases at Ostend and Zeebrugge and possibly Belgium in general. Antwerp naval staff under Admiral Von Gohensen prepares to quit. Baron Falkenhausen cites ready evacuation plans if needed. Dutch frontier garrisons tighten to protect neutrality as reports spread.

Washington State Department Germany Belgium Department Ostend Zeebrugge Antwerp von Gohensen Amsterdam Baron von Falkenhausen The Hague Falkenhausen Brussels

Bulgarian Resources and War Reports Highlight Balkan Scene

The article surveys Bulgarian society noting education, roads, governance, and military reform under a constitutional monarchy. It also details war actions around Damascus and St Quentin with Allied advances and Allied leaders pressing the German spring offensive.

City Passes Eight Million Mark in Liberty Loan Drive

Seattle and King County subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Loan reached $8,141,100 by 11 am Wednesday official noon figures announced by County Chairman Cc S Wills. With a quota of $26,872,400 officials predict Seattle will reach one third by Wednesday evening. A busy office to office sub campaign continues with community meetings and street stunts to urge every citizen. A shriek parade formed at Second Ave and Virginia St then headed to Jackson and First Ave. A planned Sound steamer stunt at 4 pm Friday will feature aviator Eddie Hubbard forcing the captain to halt in the name of the Liberty Loan. Hubbard and his brother Berlin will fly Saturday morning over the business district showing air maneuvers from the Western front. If weather permits, another flight is scheduled for Wednesday at 3 pm. A big Liberty Loan songfest and rally is set for Friday at 8 pm at the Arena featuring community and soldier choirs.

Seattle King County Liberty Cc. S. Wills Liberty Loan Second Ave Virginia St Jackson First Ave Eddie Hubbard Hubbard Welford Beaton Berlin Prof. C. Biasett W. Dwight

Bulgaria Giving Up Railroads

Bulgaria announces it is relinquishing control of key rail lines as part of a broader restructuring of its transport network. The move affects major routes and involves government coordination with railway operators.

Bulgaria Disbands Army as Armistice Fulfilled

Paris reports Bulgaria has fulfilled armistice conditions. The Bulgarian army is being disbanded and weapons turned over to the allies. Entente forces assume control of railways as part of the transition.

Europe Bulgaria Theodore Roosevelt Paris Entente

German Austro Hungarian flight reported from Sofia and Constantinople

Swiss sources report a large German and Austro Hungarian exodus from Sofia and Constantinople as a Hague dispatch notes 250000 troops moved from Romania to protect the line linking Germany Austria Bulgaria and Turkey.

Rome Sofia Constantinople Hague Romania Germany Austria Bulgaria Turkey

Serbia and Greece Announce Bulgar Peace Demands

Serbia and Greece declared peace demands for Bulgaria including reparation for damages, abandonment of plans for Balkans domination, and guarantees that Greeks in Bulgarian territory will not be exterminated. The announcement was made in Washington on October 2.

Serbia Greece Washington Bulgaria

Serbian Troops Enter Kumanovo Near Uskub

London report says Serbian forces entered Kumanovo, twelve miles northeast of Uskub, as stated by the Serbian war office on Monday evening.

London Kumanovo Uskub Serbian War Office

Teutons Demand Peace After Bulgaria Surrender

Amsterdam dispatch reports German Chancellor Von Hertling faced pressure from powerful figures to use Bulgaria's capitulation to push a general peace offer to the Allies. Before departing for headquarters, Philip Scheidemann and other socialists urged action, with Admiral von Hintze later said to have given similar counsel.

Amsterdam von Hertling Germany Bulgaria Philip Scheidemann von Hintze Hertling

Hun Leaders Now Play to Gallery

In Amsterdam on October 2, Vice Chancellor Von Payer said the Reichstag leaders would discuss with party chiefs how to achieve the Kaiser's goal full recognition of German wishes. He expressed confidence a solution would be found for the Fatherland's future. In Madrid cholera reports from Vienna described several fatal cases in the Austrian capital.

Hun Amsterdam Hertling von Payer Reichstag Madrid Vienna

Personal Sacrifices Reported in Classifieds

War driven sacrifices appear in The Star classifieds with a Seattle soldier selling an Auto Repair business to enlist. The note highlights daily wartime costs and urges readers to scan Classifieds for similar news.

Allenby’s Men Enter Ancient Damascus City

British forces seized Damascus yesterday morning after heavy fighting. The Turkish commander reportedly asked for terms of surrender as Damascus fell to Allied troops. With Damascus in British hands and French advancing toward Beirut, a march on Aleppo looms, about 200 miles north, where lines from Damascus and Fayad to Constantinople meet. Aleppo lies roughly 550 miles southeast of Constantinople.

Damascus Palestine Sea of Galilee Tiberius Aleppo Allenby Marshall Beirut Syria Acre Mediterranean Cus Faydad Aleppo Js Constantinople

Ten Armies of Allies Press German Lines Across Front

United Press reports Allied forces at ten points pierce German defenses with crowbarlike advances from the North Sea to Lille. King Albert and Plummer drive near Ostend and Zeebrugge as Ludendorff dispatches reserves. Mangin and Berthelot press the Chemin des Dames and Rheims sector while Pershing and Gouraud push in the Argonne and beyond.

Paris Foch North Sea Lille Albert Plummer Oatend Zeebrugge Ludendorff Horne Cambrai Douai Mangin Chemin Des Dames Heights Berthelot Rheims Pershing Argonne Forest Gouraud

Allies Ten Miles Beyond Hindenburg's Old Front

New York reports the allies 10 miles behind the Hindenburg line between Cambrai and St Quentin as Hindenburg retires toward Maubeuge. Foch presses the advance, keeping casualties lower than the Germans while avoiding heavy attacks. Chateau de Clermont, built 1640, donated for American soldiers by Comte de Maupassant.

Hindenburg New York Cambrai St. Quentin Maubeuge le Cateau Marshal Foch France Lille von Hindenburg Chateau de Clermont Comte de Maupassant Guy de Maupassant

French Troops Drive Germans From St Quentin

French troops entered St Quentin and reached the canal while Germans set fire to the city. Lille civilians evacuate as British forces threaten Cambrai. Berthelot’s army advances west of Rheims capturing villages and taking St Thierry plateau. French gains include Pouillon Thil and lines reaching Betheny south of Villers Franqueux. No change reported in Champagne.

Gauchy Leverges Urvillers St. Quentin Clemenceau Marcel Hutin Echo de Paris Lille France Cambrai Berthelot Rheims St Thierry French War Office Aisne Oise Pouillon Thil Villers-Franqueux St. Thierry la Neuvailette Betheny Champagne

Yanks Battle Hard in the Argonne Forest

American forces press in the Argonne amid difficult forest terrain. They push forward despite stubborn German counterattacks and maintain liaison with runners as the First Army prepares for a steady, continued advance beyond prior days.

Verdun Americins Argonne Forest Bodie

Haig Reports Breakthroughs North of St Quentin Front

London dispatches describe British forces breaking German lines northeast of St Quentin and driving troops from Crevecoeur and Rumelly. French forces push past the canal tunnel at Le Trenquoy and advance toward Omissy, with an enemy retreat possible along the Oise valley.

London St. Quentin Battle Front Paris le Trenquoy Beaurevoir Fonsomme Oise St. Gobain Crevecoeur Rumelly Haig

Italians Report Artillery Duels in Alps Front

Italian war office reports artillery duels in the Asiago and Montello region with patrol encounters in other sectors as World War I coverage continues.

Rome Asiago Montello Italian War Office

Seattle Bank Clearing Record Sets New Daily High

The biggest daily bank clearings in Seattle history were recorded at the clearing house on Wednesday with a total of 10,177,519 dollars. Balances reached 1,431,837 dollars.

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