British and German Fronts Reported Active in War News
British forces push along the Scheldt front and near Valenciennes with heavy fighting and large troop movements. German lines show renewed resistance as Austria-Hungary withdraws troops and warnings of manpower strain are noted. In the Phoenix dispatch, "Tom" Campbell declares confidence in winning the Arizona governor race with broad support across southern counties and predicts he will outperform the 1916 margin.
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Teutons flee as Americans press on Sedan front
Allied dispatch reports American troops advancing south of Sedan with gains toward the Meuse. More than 1000 prisoners taken as forces from New York Maryland and West Virginia spearhead the push aided by French units.
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Armistice Terms Reported for Austro-Hungarian Forces
Telegraphs from Washington and Paris relay terms of Austro-Hungarian armistice. Complete demobilization, withdrawal from conquered fronts, evacuation of occupied territories, and open Danube navigation under Allied control. Provisions detail territorial evacuation from Dalmatia to northern borders, with full surrender of submarines and battleships and demobilization of air and naval forces.
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Kaiser Proclamation at Lake Zug Amid Constitutional Shift
Dozens of trunks bearing the imperial monogram arrive at the Bonnssy chateau on Lake Zug. A proclamation from the imperial chancellor declares the bill to amend the imperial constitution and transfer rights from the Kaiser to the people, marking a momentous shift in German governance amid wartime decision-backed reforms.
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Citizen Will Eve Election Returns
Vague notes describe election returns to be received and posted publicly. Crowds gather in the street as results are called over the branch exchange for the Citizen. People are asked to call for returns and await updates at the station.
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Allies Press 1918 Front as Pershing Reports Captures
Paris and Washington dispatches note inter allied conferences ongoing while American forces push northwest of Verdun. Pershing reports towns on the west bank of the Vesle have fallen south of Halley and over 5 000 German troops captured as Franco American forces close the Stenay gap. Amsterdam reports Josef Seliger takes charge in German Bohemia.
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Official Leave in Amsterdam Amid City Administration Change
A Vienna dispatch reports Austrian authorities from Trieste left the city after the public welfare committee of Italian Slovene representatives assumed administration of Amsterdam. The move follows a public welfare body taking control.
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Americans in Big Victory
London reports a major Allied breakthrough with over 20,000 enemy prisoners and hundreds of guns captured in a tide turning advance. The announcement cites rapid gains across key fronts and underscores Allied momentum in the campaign.
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Campbell denies race based death penalty claim in Arizona
Tom Campbell refutes a circulating report about his stance on reimposing the death penalty for Mexicans and Negroes. He argues such a law would be unconstitutional and says crimes in Maricopa County are not limited to any one group. He notes his call was for restoring capital punishment due to rising murders and cites the illiterate element as a broad factor.
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Kaiser Must Appear Before Court as War Crimes Claim
The article argues Kaiser Wilhelm II should face trial as a war criminal, asserting German accountability rests with the emperor. It states the attorney general says the guilty must not evade court edict and allied terms should demand surrender under peace. It notes German leaders would be amenable to penalties and compensation, with port news about a French ship docking and passengers reporting sea-related cleaning actions.
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