Washington Denies Reports Germany Signed Armistice
Washington officials said the allied armistice terms have not been signed or delivered to the German commission. Officials questioned the commissioners' power to sign and noted reports of demonstrations and a city-wide rush of extra editions declaring surrender.
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Local City Fetes Rumor Of Peace With Parades And Bells
A citywide celebration began around 1 p m amid rumors of peace abroad. The W B Douglas bell rang at 12 40 p m and Wilcox Crittenden factory sirens echoed as workers led by Joseph Reposo and Frank Murray paraded through St Johns square. A second parade followed with Russell Company employees, while news of armistice was not confirmed and crowds dispersed tensions eased.
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Armistice Talks Expected Short Says Foch Allies
Paris reports armistice discussions at Marshal Foch headquarters likely to be brief if parliamentarians share the belief held by Allied officials that substantial terms can be settled quickly. The dispatch notes cautious optimism amid complex negotiations and the hope for a swift conclusion to hostilities.
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New York Cheers Armistice Report Sparks City Celebrations
Reports that Germany signed armistice terms triggered wild scenes in New York. Sirens wailed, whistles blew, crowds cheered from streets and rooftops, and stock trading paused as excitement rose. Red white and blue paper rained from skyscraper tops as brokers awaited official word.
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Americans Enter Sedan In Meuse Advance
American troops north of Verdun have entered Sedan capturing the western part and cutting the Meuse railway, marking a seven mile advance. The army also reports capturing west of the Meuse and severing Metz’s communications. News from Kiel notes revolutionary spreads in Holstein with garrisons deserting and prisoners released. Weather outlook for New Haven shows fair, warmer conditions with near freezing temps this morning.
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