Germany must apply to Marshal Foch for armistice
The Allies have decided Germany must apply to Marshal Foch for an armistice Lloyd George stated in the House of Commons. A Berlin demonstration before the Bismarck monument urged continuing the war, with a Copenhagen dispatch noting protests against humbling peace terms.
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Half Million Austrians Captured and 250000 Horses
Associated Press reports that Austrian prisoners captured by Italians before the armistice number about half a million, with 250000 horses among the booty. An exchange telegram from Copenhagen notes Bolshevik Russia seeking peace talks to end hostilities with the Allies. Pecos city government pursued flu containment but missed its cue.
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American patrols cross Meuse bridges under fire
On the Seden front as of November 5 the Meuse battles intensify with bitter fighting. American patrols succeed in crossing the Meuse at Brieulles on pontoon bridges built under fire by Allied engineers.
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Americans Cross Meuse Front in Early November Offensive
American forces crossed the Meuse after building a second bridge at Clery Le Petit and opened a two and a half mile front east of the river. They captured Pouilly and hold the west bank as far as that town, while British troops near Valenciennes seized Le Quesnay with the entire garrison captured. Haig reports gains of three to four miles on the left of Queant and towns including Jolimets Lerond Quermey Frasnoy and Le Petit Marais falling to Allied troops.
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200 Mile Front In Flames Advances Across Europe
Allied forces push along a 200 mile front east of the Meuse as British French American and Belgian troops drive German resistance back between the Oise and the Alane rivers. General Hatté’s troops seize Le Queaner and advance toward Mawhbege while Americans cross the Meuse near Mont Mendy and British push around Valenciennes.
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French Advance Far Beyond St. Quentin Front
French forces push beyond the Handing line with a general advance from east of St. Quentin to the outskirts of Herpy. The move spans over fifteen miles as Allied troops press toward the Porceins area on November 5.
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Fair Weather for Election Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports generally clear skies nationwide for election day with light rain along the New York coast and showers in North Dakota. A light snowfall touched Wyoming and Montana mountain regions while Carlsbad saw 414 votes by 4 PM.
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Yaris Nov and French Success Push Germans to Withdraw
The war time press reports fresh Allied gains forcing German withdrawals at several points along the front as of today. Reports highlight French and Allied momentum reducing German positions and shifting frontline lines.
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Local Event Noted Amid Illnesses in Rio Vine District
A Saturday night gathering in Rio Vine drew attention despite several attendees Roy Geoxie and Eva being ill. Harlin Thomas announced a list described as a fine little girl list amid a mix of chatter and subdued activity.
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Allied Forces Break Meuse Resistance Push Toward Stenay
Nov 4 dispatches report American and French units crossing the Meuse with demoralized enemy retreating. Allied troops push toward Stenay as they drive toward Ghent and seek armistice terms to be submitted to Germany amid Paris Times coverage.
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