Italians Break Through Front as 20,000 Prisoners Reported
Allied advance on the Italian front grows hourly in importance as 100 towns fall. The line reaches the Livena river with Austrians making a stand while Austro-Hungarian forces retreat from East Conegliano. Italian, British, and Allied troops push forward toward Vittorio.
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Allied forces encircle Guise and advance in France
Allied forces report encirclement of Guise by General Beny's army with progress north and south of the town. French troops reach east of Moniteau Le Neuf and capture prisoners. Americans in northern Verdun area occupy Ambrégaville with 20 000 prisoners taken as lines push toward the Pidres river and Ter Viasso Oderzo corridor.
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German notes say Kaiser powerless as armistice nears
Washington October 30 Associated Press reports a new German note to the United States claims the Kaiser has been stripped of power to wage war or negotiate peace. The message notes government changes in Germany and says allies will impose terms after an armistice. In Italy, Austrians retreat as Allied pressure mounts and large forces cross the Mare river.
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Inter Allied War Council in Paris Reports Armistice Terms
Paris dispatch notes censorship limits details as the inter allied council formulates terms for an armistice to be submitted to Germany. Separate updates say Prague has government control after revolution, Czech independence moves forward, and Vienna seeks independent status with U S cooperation.
Woerner and Hardin of Knowles Visit City on Business
W. G. Woerner and Olin Hardin from Knowles arrived in the city yesterday on business. They are noted local residents visiting for official or commercial purposes and are soon to depart.
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Artillery Withdrawal to Save Heavy Guns
Report says heavy artillery units are being withdrawn to protect their large caliber guns. The move aims to reduce exposure and maintain battlefield capability while repositioning forces. No further specifics on dates or units are provided.
Relapsing pneumonia hits Camp Kearney recruit
Mrs. Felix Miller learns her son Carroll at Camp Kearney suffers a severe pneumonia relapse. He was sent from Flagstaff Avin and his brother there at a ranch wired for arrival. Friends extend deep sympathy while hoping for a recovery.
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Tucker of Loving Visits Town for Friendly Meetings
Rh. KB. Tucker of Loving is in town today greeting friends, sharing stories, and handling local business. He travels to meet supporters and discuss community matters.
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