No Armistice Demanded Until Allied Evacuation
Associated Press reports from London on October 7 state no armistice will be granted to the Central Powers until they fully evacuate all allied territory and cease burning cities. Diplomats question Chancellor Maximilian’s peace speech amid distrust and call for unconditional surrender, with no repentance for Germany’s crimes.
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McAdoo Urges Steady War Effort as Villains Run
Secretary McAdoo appealed to the public not to relax after battlefield victories. He said the troops would not stop fighting while the enemy is retreating, insisting the effort must continue until victory is achieved.
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Americans and French advance in Champagne sector
In Champagne Americans co-operating with French forces have advanced their lines and captured St Etienne. The offensive pushed German positions westward, prompting a German withdrawal along about a 26 mile stretch. In New York stocks dipped two to four points amid German peace proposals.
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Minter Hayes and Leck Attend Grand Lodge Session in Albuquerque
L B Hayes J B Leck and W L Minter traveled Saturday night to Albuquerque to attend the Grand Lodge I C O F sessions convening this week. All kinds legal blanks at Corrent.
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Rheims Freed of Enemy in WWI Advance
Paris officials report French troops crossed the Suippe river and moved toward Bazancourt and Boule-Sur-Suippes. At Clement-A-Arnes heavy German losses helped seal Rheims liberation as German forces retired in disorder.
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Americans Are Making Gains In Bulgaria War News
Bulgarian government notified allied powers to quit Bulgarian territory within one month. Berlin Tageblatt reports Emperor William pressed for resolution as Von Hindenburg resigned after a heated interview with the Kaiser.
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Germany seeks armistice from Wilson to start peace talks
The new German chancellor asks President Wilson to arrange an armistice and begin peace discussions under Wilson's fourteen points, aiming to halt hostilities and avert a winter campaign. Officials claim the move serves German aims to save the Kaiser's throne, though critics warn of treacherous methods ahead.
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Local Market Ad Offers Fresh Meats Bakery and Oysters
A late ad promotes fresh beef pork mutton veal cured hams bacon and shoulders plus hot barbecue Swift prepared meats fresh fish and oysters and a variety of bakery items. It notes all accounts must be paid and hints at a phone order policy.
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Germany Peace Proposals Stir Washington Debate
Washington reacts to Germany and Austria's peace notes as Senator Hitchcock denounces any halt in hostilities and urges adherence to Wilson's fourteen principles. Republican Leader Lodge warns armistice would lose the war while others push for decisive action and continued pressure on Germany.
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War Savings Stamps Campaign Update
A terse update from the Associated Press notes ongoing efforts to promote War Savings Stamps. Mentions by line include regional prompts and public appeals, with emphasis on patriotic enlistment of civilians to invest in wartime financing programs.
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