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The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1918

Page

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Cambrai Falls To Allied Forces In World War I Advance

British and American troops push across the Cambrai front capturing Ramillies and entrapping 8,000 German prisoners. Cambrai entered, walls breached, guns seized as Canadian units advance. overall gains reported along the front with fresh prisoners and crossings secured. In the Argonne, French and American forces claim Gorney and multiple villages, taking over 3,000 prisoners as they drive the enemy beyond Consenvoye Brabant Haumont and Beaumont.

London Cambrai War Office Cambrai-St. Quentin Ramillies Cambrai-Valentennes Road Sequehart Bohain and Maretz Wallincourt LaTargette-Cambrai Canal _d’Escaut France Scheldt Canal Arras Lille Byng On Kluck Hindenburg Lens Douai St. Quentin Laon Arraet Somme Bapaume Peronne Washington Gorney Corney Argonne Forest Pershing War Department Meuse Bois Des Caures Consenvoye Brabant Haumont Beaumont Verdun

President Wilson’s peace terms spark Berlin reply push

Washington reports say officials praise the president’s stance as the sole path to German withdrawal and lasting peace. They note Allied leaders insist on full German troop and submarine pullback, with Berlin’s next move awaited this week and Austrian options under review.

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American Army Near Verdun Launches New Meuse Drive

American First Army, northwest of Verdun, launched a fresh Meuse crossing assault with French support, seizing Consenvoye and Molleville Farm while taking Brabant Haumont and Beaumont. They pushed along both river banks, overrunning hill defenses and recapturing positions as German counterattacks failed. The Red Cross station at Grecourt was shelled.

Verdun Pershing Meuse River Meuse Consenvoye Molleville Farm Brabant Haumont Beaumont Cornay Argonne Forest No. 223 Red Cross Grecourt

Weather forecast for New Haven and Connecticut

Forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for fair weather tonight and Thursday with slightly warmer temperatures. Connecticut expectations are fair tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions inland, light west winds, and no defined storm area east of the Rockies. Observations list several cities with varying conditions from clear to partly cloudy and above freezing temperatures in northern areas.

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London Hails Wilson Diplomatic Stroke

London regards President Wilson’s reply to the German chancellor as a clever diplomatic move. The public believes the German leaders face pressure to accept Wilson’s 14 terms and evacuate occupied territory. Observers question whether the chancellor speaks for the people or the war lords, and even British pacifists back the demand for evacuation before any armistice. The reply’s impact is seen as stirring debate across newspapers and audiences.

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