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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
4
Weather at Middletown reports a high of 65, low 52, noon 63 with clear conditions. Faraway events from Germany’s reforms to Austria-Hungary unrest color a broad, brisk Atlantic editorial mood, urging restraint and noting wartime shifts and policy debates.
Multiple funeral notices list youth, adults, and veterans. Mary Foley dies after long illness at 105 Center Street. services by Rev M Soltyzek. Lieutenant Augustus Robbins Stanley to have private funeral at home. Rev F W Greene to officiate. Others include Margaret Bambara, Daisy Doherty, Annie Conroy, Charlie Geofor, Stephen Maciuk infant, Wilbur Skinner, and Henrietta Mallett. interments in St John’s or Pine Grove cemeteries.
The more the question of peace is considered the more inevitable is the conclusion that the Allies must fight to a finish and then make peace themselves. They must disarm Germany on land or sea and occupy German ports and cities until Germany has paid its debt in full.
Paris reports Prince Hohenlohe has left Vienna's German embassy and is en route to Berlin as Allied powers frame a just postwar retribution. Dispatches indicate ongoing coordination with Allied leaders in shaping the terms and timing of punishment after the conflict.
Washington reports the Fourth Liberty Bond surpassed its quota by more than 860 million dollars reaching 6.866 billion on subscriptions from over 21 million subscribers. Army and navy personnel led with 75 million and 43.5 million respectively. Districts show high oversubscriptions, with totals 6.8663 billion and 114.44 percent of quota. Panic spreads in Rhine provinces as German authorities consider allowing allied troops to seize Coblenz and Cologne if needed.
Worcester Massachusetts woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending months of bed rest and pain. After many doctors offered no benefit she tried the tonic, regained health, and can do housework again. The ad urges others with displacements irregularities inflammation and backache to try the remedy.
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