Austrian Army Threatened With Disaster
Italian and allied forces push Austrians from Stelvio to the Adriatic as Austro Hungarian retreat falters. Western front activity stalls while Italy reports armistice appeals and a major setback near Piave after Alpine pass capture. Crises mount as enemy losses are described as apalling.
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Turkey Surrenders and Seeks Peace Terms
Reports from London and Paris dated October 31 indicate Turkey has surrendered unconditionally and provided definite peace proposals. An armistice with the Allies was signed at Minos, with Britain noting the proposals amount to an unconditional surrender. Other dispatches mention troop movements in Mesopotamia and Italy as forces advance toward Oderzo and the Livenza river.
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Allies Demand Unconditional Surrender in Turkey War Note
Associated Press reports Allied governments expect Turkey to offer peace soon. The Daily Express notes the allies will push for complete and unconditional surrender. In another dispatch, Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft issue a joint appeal urging a Republican majority in Congress, declaring the matter a national concern beyond party lines.
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Wilson Opposes Fall Return to Congress in War Crisis
W. P. Metcalf wires President Wilson urging the return of Senator Fall to the Senate. He claims Fall’s reelection would please the administration and aid foreign relations after the war. Wilson’s views on the committees and support for Fall are sought for New Mexico fans.
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Railroad Cut Divides Berlin and Vienna Routes
By Associated Press Paris Oct 31 communication from Agram to Fiume and Budapest to Vienna is totally interrupted. Czecho-Slovaks have severed the line between Berlin and Vienna near Bodenbach and German trains can reach only to Schnadau per Zurich dispatch to the Journal.
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Schnadau
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Italian Front Ablaze As War Rages Near Rome
London reports the Italian front ablaze around the center near Rome as armies mass and engagements intensify. dispatches describe widespread artillery and troop movements signaling a major frontline crisis amid October activity.
Fragmentary Quote on Party Trust and Fair Play
Fragmented text argues that only some Democrats deserve future power and that true democrats must act with hin will while appealing for fair play amid reflections on patriotic Americans.
Foch Armistice Terms Reported Arriving in Berlin
On October 31 the Voksische Zeitung reported Marshal Foch's armistice terms reached Berlin. A Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph carried the claim. Paris reported the Croatian Parliament voted for total separation of Croatia and Dalmatia from Hungary.
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