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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1918

Page

2

Meuse West Front Battle Deepens With Heavy Guns

American long range bombardment targets the Mezieres Longuyon railway as Belleu wood changes hands amid fierce fighting east of the Meuse. Aiming to control the valley toward Montmedy and Sedan, the assault strengthens Allied position while widening the breach between German forces in the east and west.

American Armiers France Mezieres Longuyon Meuse Belley Wood West Front Messeres Sedan-Longuyon Montmedy Verdun Mezicres Belleu Wood Warville Damvillers Brieulles Brieu Longuyon Aisne Sedan Mezieres Batte Paris Mezieres Sedan Longuyen Boche London Lye Peteghem Warreghem Hie Belen Lys Petschem Waereghem

Wilhelm Seeks Constitutional Monarchy for Germany

London Oct 29 report from German court circles says Wilhelm plans to renounce autocratic power and accept a constitutional or hereditary presidency similar to England Belgium and France. He is quoted stating he will not abandon his suffering people and is ready to serve as hereditary president if needed.

London Kalver Wilhelm England Belgium France

Berlin editor calls war a dirty trick and praises William I

A Copenhagen dispatch reports Maximilian Harden editor of Die Zukunft Berlin says the war began with a dirty trick and victories came from dishonesty. He also calls William I a film hero.

London Maximilian Harden Die Zukunft Berlin William I Copenhagen

Liberty Bonds and Jewels On Sophia Victims

Two hundred caskets proceed to Juneau for Sophia wreck victims with embalmers from nearby towns. Identified include Crown, Sormerset, Vitquian, Corbett Sharon, Zaccarelli, Hayes, Clark, Thompson, Eyre, McDonald, McGregor Hall, Darling, Bade, Claven, Kagawa, Swain Channery, Plumb, Moody Dalby, Trainer, Green and McWaters. Liberty bonds and jewels found on bodies amid oil coating hinder identification. Over 25 crafts search for survivors. shore patrol active. Local mariners mourn Bowker and others lost. Seattle Chamber protests federal navigation neglect.

Juneay Alaska Seattle Embalmersa Ceare Sophia Frank Crown Henry Albert Sormerset Mia C. J. Vitquian William Corbett Sharon John Zaccarelli Jack Hayes Lioyd Bradwin Clark Lee Chong Git Jean W. A. Thompson John Eyre Wiliam Herbert McDonald Jim George James A. Clark Frank White Robert Hagen Allan G. Barnes Rob McGregor Hall George Howard Darling Murray Bade Charles A. Claven Charles P. Kagawa Charlies Swain Channery Herbert Plumb Sewell Moody Dalby James Edward Trainer Capt J. C. Green William McWaters George Willams Frank Thomas le Page Charles Noubere G. Sangster Emil Paehiersehkey A. Kline Rh. Matheson Jack Mather Alfred Smith Juneau

Paris Papers Question Austrian Peace Offer

Paris newspapers question the Austrian note to the United States seeking a separate peace. They say Count Andrássy, the new Austro Hungarian foreign minister, is merely an imperial nomination and that the issue now is military guarantees, not territorial or political terms.

Paris United States Paria Count Andraasy

Hindenburg Urges Huns to Hold Fast Near Verdun

Field Marshal Von Hindenburg issues a warning to German troops near Verdun and Alsace Lorraine urging steadfastness as no armistice is concluded. He declares the war continues with Germany on enemy soil and calls for vigilance and loyalty to the fatherland.

Verdun von Hindenburg Alsace-Lorraine

Yanks Open Long Range Guns Against Germans Near Verdun

American long-range artillery began firing on Longuyon, 23 miles northeast of Verdun, matching the Paris-bombarding guns in range. Initial results of the bombardment were not yet observed.

Huns Verdun Longuyon Paris

Hindenburg to Follow Ludendorff as Chief of Staff Rumor

Amsterdam October 29 The Rhenish Westphalian Gazette predicts Von Hindenburg will resign after Ludendorff and Gen Von Lossberg, chief of staff of the Sixth army, is named possible successor to Ludendorff.

Amsterdam von Hindenburg Ludendorff von Lossberg Sixth Army

House Presents His Credentials at Paris Armistice Talks

Col. Edward M. House, special representative of the United States at the armistice conference, has been received by President Poincare in Paris. His credentials as America's spokesman were officially recognized.

Paris Edward M. House United States Poincare Col. House America

Caillaux Accused Of Hun Plot As Minotte Statement Emerges

Damaging evidence against Joseph Caillaux ex premier of France alleges conspiracy to force premature peace and form a France Germany Italy Spain alliance against England and Russia. Count James Minotte, in a pworn statement, says he acted as go-between in 1916 meetings with Count Von Luxburg. Details to be revealed as evidence in the Caillaux trial. Additionally a divorce filing against Anna Howland by Frank B. Rowland is noted.

York Joseph Caillaux France Germany Italy Spain England Russia James Minette Hecker Oglethorpe Ereral France In & Pworn Fliecker Minotte Huenos Aires Cail

Expose Plot by War Chiefs in Berlin Coup Rumors

Reports from London citing Berlin newspapers reveal a military coup plan by Gen Ludendorff and Marshal von Hindenburg to block Wilson concessions. Vorwaerts says constitutional changes aimed to thwart the coup prompted Ludendorff’s resignation and fuels moves to oust Hindenburg. Reichstag members and socialist press call for the Kaiser’s abdication.

London Berlin Ludendorff Vocaler Dusseldorf Ger

Robbers Don Flu Masks in Early Los Angeles Home Invasion

Two women dressed in flu masks visited Mrs. Susie Shears at her Los Angeles home early today. After a brief conversation one produced a revolver and stole $750 before departing, as reports tie the event to broader wartime news and unrest from the Rhine and Budapest.

Angeles Susie Shears

Merchants Parcel Delivery Aids Wartime Shopping Duties

A wartime appeal asks customers to buy only necessaries and keep children at home. Shoppers should move quickly to reduce congestion, aiding government manpower goals. Stores pledge safety and urge cooperation to stay open and help end the influenza emergency.

Hanson Dr. McBride

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