24 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
1
The president moves to place an armistice under military oversight unless adversaries agree to surrender terms. Officials warn tough conditions may follow, signaling a high stakes shift in wartime negotiations.
Washington reports that Wilson's reply to Germany is a unified wartime stance meant to pressure Berlin. Over two million Americans are overseas as Allies seek to press for surrender terms while diplomacy continues, with leaders watching for German political shifts and potential armistice conditions.
The note to the German charges describes President Wilson's stance on armistice terms. It asserts the need to enforce any settlement and to deal only with bona fide German representatives. It criticizes the German leadership and stresses that enduring peace requires verifiable constitutional authority and accountability, signed by Secretary Lansing.
Washington October 24 Congressional leaders gave varied views on President Wilsons reply to Germany and most were favorable. Senators Lodge Hitchcock Kellogg Curtis Pomerene Overman McCumber Reed praised the firm stance demanding unconditional surrender and denouncing negotiation with the German government. Board of Trade Dead Chicago October 24 A Stanford White president of the Chicago board of trade died in Chicago after pneumonia following Spanish influenza. He led A S White Co brokers.
New York on Wednesday the sub treasury secured 516000 from banks, lifting the cash net gain since Friday to 1609000. The report notes continued bank dealings and favorable liquidity conditions in the financial sector.
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