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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1918

Page

2

Wilson and GOP clash over war ends and power

A heated tirade argues President Wilson seeks unilateral control of war and peace. It contends Republicans must be defeated to stop his autocratic plans and to prevent surrender of Congress’ voice in settlement. The piece cites German perceptions and calls for a negotiated peace with strict terms.

Congress Wilson U. S United Uncle Sam Germany New York World Oc Hetor Co. Emery Tariff Commission

Roosevelt Applauds Wilson Stand in 1898 Campaign Letters

Col. Roosevelt, running as Republican candidate for New York governorship in 1898, cites to supporters that votes this year affect Europe’s view of the war and peace. He warns that denying the president harms the war effort and may disrupt peace negotiations. He quotes former President Harrison, Senator Lodge, and others urging GOP unity to back the administration and avoid aiding Spain.

Roose Dings Wiloneetieens Republican Committee Ohio Wilson Catoneeunevele Harrison Teem Col Roosevelt New York Europe Grant Sherman Lincoln United States Spain Senator Lodge Paris William McKinley

London Doubts Sincerity In German Peace Note

London editors questioned Germanys sincerity in its latest peace note to President Wilson. The Times warned the war may not be over and Germany must petition Marshal Foch. The Daily Mail urged continuation until autocracy is broken. The Daily Express cited Solfs note as proof of adherence to Wilsons principles. Liebknecht led a Berlin peace demonstration before the Reichstag. police dispersed the crowd and he was arrested earlier but released last week.

Germany London Wilson Marshal Foch The Times Daily Mail Chronicle Udendorff Solf

Sub Treasury Report Shows Large Weekly Bank Loss

New York Oct 28 The sub treasury reports a cash net loss of 754000 as banks absorb funds during Saturday trading, marking a larger weekly drain of 895000 since Friday.

Sub-Treasury New York

The Slogan Battle Over Unconditional Surrender Stirs Votes

A fragmentary speech piece argues over surrender and power urging crowds to answer with their votes. The speaker accuses Mr Wilson of seeking unconditional surrender and sole control of national destinies, challenging listeners to reveal their stance through voting.

Mr. Wilson

McLeardenounces Wilson appeal to elect Congress

United States Senator George P. McLear of Connecticut issued a statement denouncing President Wilson for appealing for the election of a new Congress. The Hartford note condemns the president’s partisan appeal and criticizes the timing and impact on national policy.

Hartford United Unitedtates George P. McLearr Wilson

Hungary Demands Immediate Peace in Rise of National Council

Neutral sources report a Hungarian pacific revolution with a national council led by Count Karolyi seizing internal control. Delegates from his party and socialists form an assembly to renounce alliance with Germany, back President Wilson’s principles, and demand independent representation at peace talks. Demonstrations in Budapest and refuge sought by archdukes in Vienna accompany the upheaval.

Washington Hungary Michel Karolyi Count Karolyi Germany Chamber of Deputies Wilson Karolys Batthyani Agron Charles a_ bolsheviki movement Vienna Zurich Budapest Magyar National Council Karolyi

Clearinghouse Statement From New York Oct 28

Sub Treasury debit totals 1 637 130 dollars with exchanges 465 584 dollars and 945 balances 81 823 578 dollars.

New York Sub Treasury

Health Talk on Fighting Influenza and Home Treatments

An old health column urges a strong fight against influenza with three Cs clean mouth clean skin and clean bowels. It recommends daily Dr Pierce pellets May apple aloe and jalap root laxative a hot lemonade bed rest Anuric tablets and a simple diet to boost resistance and flush poisons while detailing tepid baths and calomel dissolutions for fever.

Dr. Pierce Pierce

Indian Secretary Edwin Montagu Arrives in U S On Mission

Edwin Montagu secretary of state for India arrived at an Atlantic port en route to Washington on a special mission. He travels with Captain Lionel Montagu Major N F Holden and Lieut Col H H Hay aboard the vessel. Col Hay praised U S ammunition quality and service.

Edwin Montagu U. S Atlantic India Washington Lionel Montagu N. F. Holden Tank Division H. H. Hay Royal Garrison Artillery Col. Hay

Happenings in This Vicinity 25 Years Ago in Cam

A collection of local notes from October 27 records shell oysters at Union Street dock, Iron Hall members stopping assessments, no evening school opening, Duck Island breakwater stone shipped from Cromwell quarries, a new coal barge to launch next Wednesday, a coon hunt planned Saturday night, Bishop Williams named senior bishop, H Ward Leonard Co. wins 4206.01 in fire case, liquor sales restricted to prescription Sundays, illuminated Cottage market sign, liquor license petition to drop from 400 to 300, Miss Susan Clark hosts a high street reception.

Ptain Thistle Union Street Iron Hall J. W. Baker Center Street Board of Education Duck Island Cromwell Goodspeeds Bishop Williams H. Ward Leonard Co Middlesex Assurance Co Middlesex Theatre Susan Clark High Street

Revolters Control Croatia in Croatian upheaval

London reports revolutionaries now control all of Croatia. A Zurich correspondent says Croatians cheered President Wilson in demonstrations for freedom. Advices claim Croats and Slavs attached to Austro-Hungarian fronts will be withdrawn from battle lines.

Croatia London Zurich the Post Wilson

Vick’s Vaporub Shortage Spurs Direct Shipping Plan

An October 21 1918 ad by The Vick Chemical Company warns pharmacists of VapoRub oversales amid the influenza epidemic. Big shipments head to jobbers, but distribution delays may create shortages. Retailers may order direct by parcel post and buy in small lots. the firm ships limited quantities and expects a temporary constraint as staff are mobilized.

Vick VapoRule

Army Promotions Nominations Sent to Senate

Washington Oct 28 the president sent nominations to the senate naming first lieutenants for promotion in the coast guard and engineers to captain. The list includes William P Bain Floyd J Sexton Clement J Todd Gustavus A Stewart Joseph F Farley Jr David P Marvin Carl H Abel Edward M Webster Benjamin C Born Milton R Daniels Ellis Reed-Hill Francis C Allen Mayeson W Terhot Gustavus R O Connor.

Washington Senate The Coast Guard William P. Bain Floyd J. Sexton Clement J. Todd Gustavus A. Stewart Joseph F. Farley

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