Wilsons reply to Germany broadcast worldwide
President Wilson's response to Germany was transmitted from Arlington naval radio towers last night and circulated to Europe. He says the German note seeking an armistice should be reviewed by Allied leaders and that U S and Allied military advisers be asked to propose terms that protect the peoples involved.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
Arlington Naval Radio
Naven
Europe
Herlin
United States
Allies Liberate Many Villages Across Front
Associated Press reports Allied forces advance east of Grand Verly and north of Nizy Le Comte as French and British troops push along the Sambre canal and Olwe canal line. British gains include Neuville Saleseh Beaudiennes Thiers Haute and Thun with continued pressure near Valenciennes.
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Associated Press
Paris
le Cateau
Sambre Canal
Grand Verly
Mont Cornel
Nizy le Comte
London
Valenciennes
Yesterers
Reaillontier
Neuville
Saleseh
Beaudiennes
Sambre Et Oise Canal
Seheldt
Tralsnies
Thiers Haute River
Thun
France
Belgium
Hois Leveque
Sambre- Olwe Canal
Model Market and Bakery Announces Temporary Baking Pause
Announcement states baking will resume in coming weeks while the shop focuses on supplying customers with finest quality fresh and cured meats fish and oysters. The note emphasizes maintaining reputation for good goods and provides phone number 82.
National Life Insurance pays first death claim in Eddy County
The National Life Insurance Company of the Southwest will pay today its first death claim in Eddy County. Mrs. Hill, widow of Everett Hill of Loving, receives 1 546.16 on his policy taken out recently. The firm reports seventy five stockholders in Eddy and Lea counties and a prompt payout history.
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National Life Insurance Company of the
Southwest
Eddy County
Eddy
Lea
L. C. Rice
Hill
Everett
Engle Couple Leaves Town for Ranch Home
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Engle, after several days in town, departed for their ranch home this afternoon.
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Otto Engle
Armistice Terms Discussed as War Moves Toward End
Washington reports focus on potential armistice terms to be formed by allied and American military advisers after Germany’s note to Wilson. Discussion covers fortress occupation, submarine bases under allied guard, dismantling munitions plants, and securing rail lines against German use.
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Washington
Wilson
Austria-Hungary Reconciled to Unconditional Capitulation
Paris dispatch from Oct 24 reports Hungary plans direct contact with the Entente to learn terms for armistice and peace. Vienna dispatch says Austria-Hungary already accepts unconditional capitulation as famine threats grow and authorities lose power and law.
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Austria - Hungary
Ty Ansociated Press
Paris
Hungary
Entente
Thidapest
Zurich
Austria-Hungary
Vienna
Frankfort Zeitung
Inquiry into Genoa wreck on Chicago North Western begins
An inquiry started in Chicago into the causes of the troop train wreck near Genoa Knots. Fifty soldiers were injured in the crash and among those listed for possible recovery is Leo Hingham of That-
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Chicago
Chicago Northwestern
Genoa
Knots
Amashup
Leo Hingham
John Plowman Visited Town from Malaga Today
John Plowman is in town today from his home at Malaga. The influenza hit the family very hard but all are improving except the baby, who remains quite ill.
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John Plowman
Malaga
Allied Forces Press On Toward Maubeuge After Breakthrough
The third and fourth American armies smash through outer defenses south of Valenciennes and push toward Maubeuge. The day’s assault extends a front of fifteen miles with a three to four mile advance and over 6,000 German prisoners reported.
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Associated Press
Hale
Man Line
Valenciennes
Naubeuge
Mona
Rail unions renew nine and a half hour overtime demand
The Associated Press reports on October 24 in Washington that railroad brotherhoods renewed their request for nine and a half hours for overtime before the Railroad Administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration
ICC asserts power to alter railroad rates without proof
The Interstate Commerce Commission says it can change railroad freight rates started by McAdoo even without proving they are wrong, challenging the administration’s view that current rates are right and just.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
McAdoo
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