Debacle of German Allies Reported as Fresh Allied Push
General March said recent world events show enemy resistance concentrated in one nation with the greatest Allied advance on the Italian front where a seven mile gain near Tocres cut Austrian withdrawal. American forces in Italy include the 3rd and infantry regiments with ambulance and hospital units.
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U S Health Officer Talks Influenza Situation in Tucson
An American health official discusses the influenza outbreak in Tucson with details on its spread and containment efforts. The report mentions advisories, local responses, and associated public health actions affecting residents.
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Tucson
Italy advances as Belluno falls amid Italian victories
Dispatches from Geneva report Austria’s collapse and Italy’s rapid gains from sea to mountains. Italian naval forces secure the Tagliamento area while Italian corps advance toward Trentino and Cadore as Belluno is entered amid a collapsed Austro‑Hungarian defense. The armistice terms and guarantees are discussed among Allies with the United States shaping the naval safeguards.
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Americans Drive Through Austrian War Front Take Seven Towns
The report details American forces advancing west driving Germans from seven towns including La Dhuy farm and Landreville. Heavy gas bombardments, machine guns, and artillery accompany the push with 500 prisoners taken at Hazois wood. Civil unrest in Vienna is noted with a republic amid a new government plan.
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Hungarian ministry formed in Budapest with Karolyi as premier
A new Hungarian ministry is formed in Budapest. Count Michael Karolyi heads the independent party as premier and Count Theodore Batthyanyi serves as foreign minister.
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Order Restored in Vienna and Copenhagen
Complete order prevailed in Vienna on Thursday with Emperor Charles still present, according to a Berlin Tageblatt correspondent. The report notes restored calm extending to Copenhagen as well.
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Banish Count Andrassy From German Austria
A Vienna telegram says a resolution will be introduced in the next session of the national assembly to banish Count Andrassy Austrian foreign minister from German Austria over his note to President Wilson.
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Gas Mask Day Proclaimed in New Mexico
Governor Lindsey proclaims November 9 as Gas Mask Day in Albuquerque urging residents to save fruit pits for carbon production used in gas masks. Washington announces full acceptance of the fourth Liberty bond over subscription totaling 66,416,396 dollars for potential application to the fifth bond.
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Talian Victory on Front of 125 Miles
Allied forces advance through Venetia pushing toward a retreat of Austrian troops. Destruction is widespread with wrecked dwellings, shattered windows, and cultivated fields overgrown as refugees return to Venice and other fronts. The thrust east of the Piave involves the Eighth and Twelfth Italian armies with French and British units. Italian troops display seasoned assault capabilities amid heavy shelling.
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Americans Cross Livenza with Allied Armies in Venetia
On November 2, the 332nd American regiment with the 31st Italian division of the 10th Army crossed the Livenza river near Motta and Sacile establishing a bridgehead. They faced Austrian machine gun fire and dumdum bullets, with Major Somerville sending bullets to Allied headquarters. General applauded Italian victory. King Victor Emmanuel received a congratulatory message from Ambassador Page.
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Veribus Unitis Sunk by Italian Forces at Pola Harbor
An official Rome dispatch reports the Austrian super dreadnought Veribus Unitis sunk by Italian naval forces at Pola harbor. The battleship, flagship of the Austrian fleet, was entered and destroyed on Friday morning in retaliation for Italian army losses.
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Lightless Nights Modified Policy Aims to Display Electron Returns
Washington November 2 Garfield announced a relaxation of the Lightless night order to permit ad hoc papers to display electron returns on Tuesday night.
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