Armistice Talks Open as German Delegation Arrives
Revolution spreads across northern Germany with red flags over Kiel and Wilhelmshaven harbors as armistice delegates travel from Spa to Guise. British and French advances press toward Maubeuge while German parliamentarians meet Marshal Foch to discuss terms.
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New York Morning After Armistice Joy Ends in Frantic City
New York on November 8 recounts a day after the jubilant rush over a false armistice report. The White Way shut Broadway to traffic as crowds cheered and celebrated through the night. Saloons closed early amid police details and several injuries were reported, including two deaths from traffic accidents during the blackout of order.
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Rains Fail to Check Allied Advance on Western Front
Nov 6 report from the western battlefront notes heavy rains failing to slow the allied push. German units are reduced, morale appears to crumble, and British, American, and French forces press the offensive with German transports seen moving east of Tournai.
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Cotton Census Report Shows U S Bales Gain Since 1917
Washington census cotton report notes 7,793,615 bales as of November 1 1918 counting round bales as half. This compares with 7,185,178 in 1917 and 8,623,883 in 1916. Round bales total 120,343 this year versus 182,907 in 1917 and 154,141 in 1916. Sea Island production lists 15,780 in 1918, 57,560 in 1917, and 80,727 in 1916.
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Sub Treasury Report Lost 371000 to Banks
New York on Friday the sub treasury lost 371000 to banks reducing the cash net gain to 514000.
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President to announce German armistice terms officially
Washington reports that President Wilson will personally tell the nation when Germany accepts armistice terms. Officials expect a joint announcement after the German delegates meet with Foch. State Dept and War Department seek orderly, confirmed disclosure to prevent further misreports while Allied offensives continue.
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New Haven Weather Forecast For Tomorrow And Today
Forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Saturday with partial cloudiness and a chance of rain in the afternoon. Connecticut expected to stay fair and warmer, with rain likely in western areas on Saturday, winds from the south relaxing. Observations show New Haven at 47 degrees and clear, with a general pattern of rising temperatures inland and lingering clouds along the coast.
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