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The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1918

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Germans Retreat In Flanders And Allies Advance

Allied forces push from Cambrai toward Bohain and Le Cateau as British enter Courtrai and Belgian towns fall. Americans strike in Grand Pre near Verdun while 16,000 prisoners are reported taken. Lille Douai line holds and North Sea coast resistance ends. Holland border nears as Belgian victory reshapes the western front.

Belgium North Sea Grand Pre Holland Lille International News Service Flanders Cambrai Aieatoun Bohain LeCateau St. Souplet Selle River Wassigny Courtrai Lys Thielt Ardoye Lille-Douai Douai Antwerp Verdun Kriemhilde Turcoing Roubaix London War Office

Rumors of German political upheaval amid war talks

Unconfirmed reports swirl about Kaiser abdication and German capitulation to the Allies. The only cited action is the Federal Council’s move to limit the Kaiser’s war-declaration power, with no verified sources backing the dramatic claims.

Germany German Federal Council

Rumors of Germany's Capitulation Stir World Press

London reports a radiogram claiming Germany’s capitulation terms rest with President Wilson but with no confirmation. Press voices vary on peace prospects and Wilson’s principles. Riots against the Kaiser spread from Berlin as Germany faces political strain amid war-end rumors.

London Germany Wilson Chronicle League of Nations Daily News Times Telegraph Amsterdam Daily Express Aix-la-Chappell Vossische Zeitung Berlin Tageszeitung Frankfurter Zeitung Exchange Telegraph

Influenza Epidemic Orders Shut Illinois Meetings

Chicago reports 278 influenza pneumonia deaths yesterday with 2,364 new cases. A sweeping order by the Illinois influenza commission bans all political social lodge meetings and conventions statewide to curb the epidemic.

Chicago Illinois Influenza Commison

Second death linked to North Willow trolley crash

Waterbury reported the second fatality from the September 27 trolley crash on North Willow street. Timothy Casey, 14, died yesterday after suffering blood poisoning from injuries including knocked out teeth, treated by dentists and surgeons.

Waterbury North Willow Street Timothy Casey

The Little Grandmother of the Russian Revolution Dead

Madame Waterina Breshkovskaya known worldwide as The Little Grand Mother of the Russian revolution dies in exile. A German newspaper in Boston reports she died of malnutrition while hiding somewhere in the USSR.

Boston

Sub Treasury Report Loss At Banks In New York

The sub-treasury in New York on Wednesday lost 179000 dollars to banks, cutting the cash net gain since Friday to 37000 dollars. The report outlines the weekly fluctuation in the treasury's cash position and indicates the ongoing balance changes through midweek.

Treasury New York Sub-Treasury

Wild rumors surge as Kaiser abdication denied rumors loom

Washington officials pursued a cautious stance as unconfirmed reports of Kaiser Wilhelm’s abdication and Germany’s surrender circulated. Officials warned Germany would do anything to gain time and disrupt Austria Hungary before any decisive events. Meanwhile a second item from Hartford noted a two week license suspension for the New Britain Hebrew Supply Company bakery for short weight bread and insufficient substitutes.

Washington Germany Press Bureau London State Department Austria-Hungary Wilson Amsterdam Masse Switzerland Reichstag Legation Hartford The Food Administration New Britain Hebrew Supply Company North Street New Britain Eugene L. Faure Hebrew Bakery Robert Scoville Scov

Shut Off Motor When Standing Urgent CT appeal urges saving gasoline

Hartford on Oct 17 United States Fuel administrator for Connecticut Thomas W Russell urged the public to stop leaving motors running after stopping cars. He cited a Stamford delivery driver whose Ford used about forty gallons weekly with a careless driver and less than twenty five gallons weekly with an attentive driver. New York also reported progress in the Fourth liberty loan drive with district totals reaching $916,227,000 of $1,800,000,000.

Hartford Thomas W. Russell United States Connecticut Russell C. S. DeForest Stamford Ford New York Liberty

Weather Forecast for New Haven and Connecticut

Forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for fair and slightly warmer conditions tonight and Friday with partly cloudy skies. Connecticut expects fair weather, slightly warmer tonight and Friday, with moderate south winds turning west, as disturbances move away from the coast. Observations note varied readings from Atlantic City to Detroit, with temperatures around the 50s and clear to cloudy skies.

New Haven Connecticut Galveston Tex Wisconsin Rocky Mountains Atlanta Atlantic City Boston Chris Detroit

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