Allied Drive Deep Into Austrian Front In Italy
Allied forces push a broad Italian advance from the Alps to the Adriatic driving to Vittorio and Asiago. Ohio infantry dubbed young and daring aid the push as Austrians retreat toward the Livenza river. French, British, and American units seize key positions and air power dominates the western front.
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Half of Montenegro Cleared by Serbians Advance
London dispatch to the Servian legation says half of Montenegro has been cleared of Austro Hungarians. Serbians push toward Herzegovina and have seized Tsarkak as they near the border of the Austrian province.
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Herzegovina
Tsarkak
Forty Thousand Austro-Hungarian Prisoners Captured
Central News dispatch reports 40000 Austro-Hungarian troops captured on the Italian front as retreating forces burn villages. London reports British patrols active along the Scheldt canal and north of Raismes forest with raids near Le Quesnoy yielding a few prisoners and enemy casualties.
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Raismes Forest
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Raismes
Diplomatic Delays Spark War Rumors In Paris Talks
Washington notes wide differences in international opinion being reconciled through informal Paris conferences. Officials say no irreconcilable issues exist and a united front is possible though supreme war council has yet to meet. A flood of war rumors stems from delays and German propaganda supplies.
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United States
Lansing
Oederlin
Berlin
Ekengren
Count Andrassy
Austria- Hungary
State Department
Denain Despair and Deliverance Marked by Prince of Wales Visit
Dispatch from the western front recounts Denain civilians starving and scavenging for meat as German shells rained. 27,000 survivors lived in caves amid gas and hunger, while the Prince of Wales and General Currie received a hero’s welcome from Canadians.
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Prince of Wales
Currie
Quebec
Hindenburg
German Troops Revolt In Russia Report
A Central News dispatch from Stockholm says 40,000 German soldiers at Ekaterinoslav on the Dnieper River mutinied, shot their officers and advanced on Kharkov with the red flag. The revolt among western Russian German troops is widening.
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London
Stockholm
Ekaterinoslav
Dneiper
Ukrainia
Kharkov
Weather Report for New Haven October 31 Forecast
Government weather report from New Haven outlines fair and cooler conditions tonight and Friday for New Haven and Connecticut. A low pressure system moves through the St Lawrence valley while a high pressure ridge west of the Rockies brings pleasant weather in western districts. Rain observed along the Atlantic coast. interior temperatures falling. outlook cloudy with rain then fair and cooler. Observed temps include Hartford 66, New Haven 64 with rain in some locales. Atlantic City 62 rain. Chicago 42 partly cloudy.
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