Italian Front Collapses as Austrians Fall Back
Associated Press reports on November 1 that Italian forces push on through Fuero Gorge and beyond Spur east of Monterescn, crossing the Piave valley. British troops seize Sacile on the Tivensa river as German defenses retreat in the Grappa sector. Paris dispatch notes arms terms will be limited to military needs but reflect Wilsonian principles.
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Wileson
Fourth Loan Oversubscribed In Liberty Bond Drive
Washington reports six billion eight hundred sixty six million dollars subscribed to the fourth Liberty loan an oversubscription by eight hundred sixty million dollars. Officials estimate about 21 million people purchased the bonds amid wartime financing. Italian Headquarters East of the Mi River notes Austrian retirement in the plains and advancing Allied captures.
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Washington
Count Tinga Shot by Soldiers in Budapest Telegram
Associated Press reports former Hungarian premier Count Tinga was killed by soldiers. The Budapest telegram confirms the fatal shooting amid political turmoil.
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Tinga
Budapest
Bread Fresh and Cured Meats and Fresh Fish Offerings
Local market advertises bread and cured meats along with fresh fish and oysters. Dill and mixed sweet pickles are available in bulk.
The Count Victim of Revolver Shot While Walking
A Count was shot by a revolver while walking, leaving investigators to determine motive and assailant. Officials released few details pending further inquiry and possible suspects.
Hungarian national council seizes government in Budapest
A revolution in Budapest leads the Hungarian national council to take over the government. Arch Duke Joseph left the city after the proclamation. Emperor Charles ordered authorities to yield without resistance and avert conflict.
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Kaleer
Yanks Prepare for Offensive on Verdun Front
Associated Press reports American Army positions northwest of Verdun as heavy artillery fire increases across the Second Army front. A German message from Copenhagen notes Emperor Wilhelm II left Berlin for German headquarters.
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Austro Hungarian Armies Break Under Allied Pressure
The Austrian forces, shattered by Italian British and French blows, retreat along a 100 tile front from Brenta to the Adriatic. Allied advances push south toward the Piave as prisoners flood in and supplies tighten, with Field Marshal Hale coordinating the renewed offensive.
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Italian Front Advances Demolish Austrian Line
Official Rome dispatches report the Italian army sweeping the Austrian front, with advances so swift that towns retaken and prisoner counts are no longer identifiable. June captured.
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British resume offensive in France near Valenciennes
London reports General Hie commanding British forces resumes offensive south of Valenciennes with good progress. Dispatches note advancing lines and renewed activity on the Franco British front as armistice talks among Italian and Austro Hungarian commanders proceed.
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