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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1918

Page

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Rickenbacker Noted Ace Returns from War Duty

Eddie Rickenbacker speaks of improved health after a later war phase. He is described as a top American ace with 24 confirmed victories. The piece mentions a wartime captaincy and financial gains by the sub treasury totaling $570,000 from banks, in a November report from New York.

Rickenbacker Eddie York Sub Treasury Ain 2 New Haven Atlantic Lake Superitr Atlanta Atlantic City Boston Chicago

Peace Seat May Be at Versailles as Talks Advance

President Wilson conferred with Secretary Lansing on peace conference plans andSolfs demand for armistice changes. Solf notes and blocking details prompt assurances of aid to German peoples while Allies hail open seas for food relief. Vienna and Versailles maneuver as Austrian Emperor Charles allegedly abdicates and ex-Kaiser is interned.

Dardanelles Charles Washington Wilson Lansing White House Germany Solf Hans Sulzer United States Congress Austria-Hungary Dr. Solf Australia Europe Argentina Versailles Foch House Paris

President May Veto "Dry" Rider

Washington reports the fate of war time prohibition rests with the president after Congress nears ending debate on the Pomerene anti rent profiteering amendment. If signed the manufacture distribution and sale of liquor would be barred after July 1 1919 during demobilization, with wets planning court action if peace is declared before that date. Morris Sheppard supports the rider claiming the measure will take effect by July 1 regardless of the president's stance.

Washington United States Senate Morris Sheppard

End of War Brings No Immediate Tax Relief

Washington reports the end of the war will not cut taxes soon. The senate finance committee finalizes a new war tax bill with an expected 6 billion dollar revenue, far less than the 8 billion anticipated in the house. Revenues rely on profits, incomes, luxury taxes, and a new victory Liberty loan.

Washington Senate Finance Committee House Treasury

Roosevelt in New York Hospital After Scaitica Attack

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was taken to Roosevelt hospital in New York City with a painful sciatic attack. Physicians said his condition was not alarming. He had been bedridden at Sagamore Hill for several days prior and was moved to the hospital yesterday afternoon.

Roosevelt Ili New York Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Hospital Sagamore Hill

Burns Fatal to Lena Kozha at Griffin Home

Mrs Lena Kozha, aged 42, died in Griffin hospital from burns suffered when her clothing ignited on a stove at her home last night. She leaves several children.

Shelton Lena Kozha Griffin Hospital

Armistice envoys read terms in tearful triumph

Paris reports German envoys sobbing as they heard the armistice terms. Dr Mathias Erzberger opened the signing, addressed Marshal Foch, and the document was signed aboard Foch's private train. Ceremonial scenes followed at the Elysee and on Concorde Bridge as PM Clemenceau and others reacted.

Paris Mathias Erzberger Marshal Foch Spa France Erzberger Chateau Elysee Palace Poincare Clemenceau Seine River Concorde Frederick Ebert Foch

Victory Day Celebrations Across Massachusetts

Massachusetts observes a legal Victory day holiday with parades and mass meetings marking the war's end. Boston reports a large 20 000 strong parade of soldiers and sailors, a later victory march, and speeches by United States Senator Lodge at the City club. Schools close and government activities pause as patriotic services occur statewide.

Massachusetts Boston McCall Commonwealth State House United States Lodge City Club

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