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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
1
President Wilson appeals to the nation to elect a Democratic majority in November, warning a Republican win would be read as a repudiation of his leadership. He says he will accept the verdict, but a strong adverse result would threaten the administration.
The emperor accepted the resignation of Austro-Hungarian foreign minister Burian. The Hungarian cabinet led by Werkele Count Julius Ahdragsy was appointed to succeed Burian.
Colonel K M House, personal representative of President Wilson and state department spokesman, and Admiral Wm S Benson, chief of naval operations, have arrived in France to discuss Germany's armistice plea and peace negotiations.
Ravel Oct 26 reports Turkey will accept peace based on President Wilson's principles of right and justice. The Grand Vizier Tewfik Pasha told the Turkish parliament that the new government approves the terms. Dispatch from Constantinople notes official confirmation.
Allied troops pressed eastward across German lines north and south of Valenciennes. Beated reports said British forces entered German defenses and captured 8400 prisoners since Wednesday. Paris dispatch notes French forces on the Arne river seized Fleury after heavy fighting.
By Associated Press the British press forward against German forces on elevated positions between Valenciennes and Le Quesnoy while keeping up pressure in Belgium north of Valenciennes with operations of minor importance.
Croatian soldiers of the 79th regiment at Fiume seized the city and destroyed railroads. Hungarian ministers faced calls to resign as Budapast advices report. In Berlin, crowds urged Emperor William’s abdication and a republic, while Karl Liebknecht spoke after release from prison.
Announcement states arrangements to resume baking will take several weeks while the Market remains committed to supplying the finest quality fresh and cured meats fish and oysters. It emphasizes maintaining its reputation for good goods under the Model Market banner.
AP reports German papers react to Wilson note with cautious optimism. Berlin papers National Zeitung and Neuste Nachrichten say the message nears peace and shows swift reply. British and Italian fronts update note advances near Verdun and Piave as Americans gain ground on the Meuse. A private funeral in City cemetery mourns Pred Reid at age 23.
A. E. Roberts is absent today due to a recent influenza illness.
Officials decide to keep IS NOT OPEN CHOOLS closed for a further week due to the health situation. Patrons and pupils are advised to remain ready for further updates as conditions improve, with a plan to reopen on Monday, November 4 if nothing adverse occurs.
rho A J Muzzy president of able Utilities Company arrived in Carlsbad last night and will train there for some time. Mr Musey believes New Mexico is more affected by the flu than eastern states.
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