Peace terms loom as Austria surrenders
Washington reports shifted focus to Versailles where Allied leaders and Colonel House will shape armistice terms with Germany. Austria must demobilize, surrender fleets and war supplies, allow international control of key railways, and permit troop occupation while peace plans are drafted. British press hail Austria surrender as the start of Germany’s end.
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Women fill in for striking hotel staff in New York
Women are being recruited to replace 1200 striking waiters and cooks at the Waldorf Astoria, McAlpin, and Claridge hotels. The action could spread to most major New York hotels, threatening a permanent shift away from male staff. Guests welcomed women waitresses as they avoided serving men of military age. hotels said strikers' names would be sent to Washington to compel war work.
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Influenza Waning in Navy Across Districts
Reports from naval districts show a marked decline in influenza cases for the week ended October 26. 2,091 new cases, down from 4,373. 207 deaths, down from 387. Epidemic appears over or waning in most locations except Paris Island and Mare Island. San Francisco reports no cases due to quarantine.
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Revolt Threats in Germany Rise in The Hague Note
In The Hague on October 29 reports say German social democrats threaten to mobilize labor to press for the abdication of the Kaiser and removal of impediments to peace. Details mention plans to establish German headquarters at Dusseldorf amid expected upheaval and potential leadership changes.
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Brattiano Seen Returning to Power in Roumania
Amsterdam dispatch reports former premier Brattiano expected to regain power as Roumania plans reentrance into the war, according to the Telegraaf.
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550 Casualties Reported Today In Army List
Washington reports two army casualty lists with 550 names. Killed in action 54, died of wounds 43, died from accident and other causes 6, airplane accident 4, disease 92, wounded severely 99, wounded degree determined 146, wounded slightly 40, missing in action 65. Names span New England states, with sections listing specific soldiers and towns.
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Weather forecast for New Haven area and regional observations
Unsettled tonight and Wednesday with fair warm conditions across Connecticut. Western disturbances form a trough from upper Michigan to Louisiana causing cloudy unsettled weather and local showers east of the Mississippi. Thunder reported in several places. rainfall max 1.76 inches at Vicksburg. Observations show New Haven 62 foggy, Hartford 66 cloudy, New York 64 cloudy. overall cooler trend but above normal on the North Atlantic coast. War Lords Will Demand Rejection. Amsterdam reports Kaiser urged to reject Wilson’s peace terms and armistice calls to fight to the last.
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