Wilsons terms for armistice redefined by war leaders
Reports from Washington indicate President Wilson has set unprecedented armistice terms to prevent a German renewal of hostilities. Entente premiers may convene quickly to present representatives, while officials anticipate the German government face a choice between surrender or intensified resistance.
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Atate Council of Defense
Hungarian independent government turmoil in Unterhaus
Advices from Pest report Count Karolyi moving a resolution in the Unterhaus calling for Hungarian independence. He urged resigning the Wekerin cabinet and forming a coalition ministry, ending the alliance with Germany and recognizing the independence of the south Sloven king to reside in Budapest. Dr. Wekerin, the premier, vowed to resist by every means.
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Congress urged to authorize three year public works program
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a three year public works program for port or naval construction with a budget around 8600 000 000. It cites Secretary Cueto and references wartime policy, economic estimates, and continued funding requests in a period of legislative debate.
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Hyose Naval
Bankers in New York Eye Postwar Credit Expansion
New York bankers discussed postwar credit needs and the role of government deposits in expanding loan capacity. They anticipated refunding offerings and capital funding as government funds could be rechanneled into bank deposits to support trade development and transportation during the transition.
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Alek
Villa resumes guerilla warfare in Chihuahua and Parral attacks
Francisco Villa renews attacks in Chihuahua state after General Francisco Mariguia leaves for Mexico City. Villa advances on Chihuahua City and Parral, is repelled, and withdraws after looting, killings, and a family hanged. General Joaquin Amann forces him back toward the hills as Jimenez is attacked again and repelled by General Wargula.
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War demobilization games to honor soldiers in Paris plan
New York reports that the international games for soldiers and sailors, modeled on the Olympics, will be part of the peace celebration after the war. The plan, prepared by YMCA athletic departments abroad, seeks General headquarters sanction and support for the project.
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Raincoat Fraud Conviction In New York Promoter Sentenced
Felix Goulde a contract promoter was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government in the manufacture of army raincoats and sentenced to ten years in prison.
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Fixes the Annual Rental and Crime AI
A brief item notes updates to the annual rental assessment formula and the crime AI system. It highlights adjustments to increase accuracy in property valuations and enhance predictive policing features. Authorities emphasize safer, fairer outcomes and improved data handling.
Nebraska Influenza Crisis and 1918 Wartime Policies
Nebraska reels from influenza with doctors dispatched to Knox County and a state convention postponed. The piece notes the North Bend outbreak, Ottawa County nursing needs, and a nationwide influenza impact shaping election campaigns and public works, including school building pauses and wartime defense measures.
Allied push deep into German lines as campaign nears France
In mid autumn operations, Allied forces advance south of Valenciennes and north of the Meuse, driving German units back and encircling pockets. American and British units widen their gains, with heavy artillery exchanges and German counterattacks along the Meuse river corridor.
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Americans capture immense German armored plane near Brieulles
American forces north of Brieulles report capturing a nearly intact German armored battleplane. The pilot and gunner escaped. Artillery from Mount German area attempted to protect it but was repelled. The plane, hauled to safety, yielded several instruments and two machine guns.
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Brieulles
Destroyed German Submarine by American Destroyer
Officers aboard a steamship reported witnessing an American destroyer sink a German U boat three days out from a British port. The submarine attacked a liner but was harried before submerging. Three depth bombs were dropped and a possible hit noted.
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Plan of Taxing Inheritances in Washington Senate Revision
Senate finance committees revise the War Revenue Bill to tax inheritances above $10,000 at future rates after state inheritance taxes. Inheritances, not estates, would be taxed federally once state levies apply. Dutch Shipping Returns London to resume regular trips to England and America after U-boat menace withdrawal, per Amsterdam dispatch.
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Cotonet House in France Washington Officials Arrive in France
Colonel BE. M. House personal representative of President Wilson and spokesman for the state Department and Admiral 8. Benson chief of naval operations have arrived in France to represent the United States.
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Washington
BE. M. House
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State Department
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Influenza guidance and home remedies from a 20th century view
An article outlines Spanish influenza symptoms and cautions on panic. It describes fever, chills, cough, and aches, plus risk of pneumonia or bronchitis from weakened resistance. Advice includes bed rest, nourishment, VapoRub steam inhalation, and avoiding crowds to prevent spread. It promotes VapoRub as a home treatment and emphasizes keeping strength and avoiding colds.
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Lift Off Corns With Freezone Magic Drops
A sales pitch claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and lets you lift the corn away with fingers. No stinging. The ad promises quick relief and easy removal of corns.
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Get New Kidneys
An old advertising pitch urges immediate treatment for kidney and bladder trouble. It promotes Cold Snoe Oil capsules claiming rapid relief and warns delay could be fatal, touting Haarlem Oil as the original remedy used by ancestors. The snippet ends noting unemployment in Scotland has disappeared due to demand for labor.
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