French Attack Advances On West Front With Allied Forces
French troops renewed their assault on both wings of the front, advancing toward Le Chene Les Petites Armoises and Verrieres north of the Argonne in cooperation with American forces. German defenders were ordered to hold the Sambre Oise canal, which Debeney’s troops crossed at 5 30 this morning, and the operation was progressing favorably.
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France
le Chene
Les Petites Armoises
Verrieres
Argonne
Guise
Sambre-O Se Canal
Debeney
Montigny
Vary le Petit
Boult Aux Bois
Thei
Parricourt
Nouart
Les Fontenelles Farm
Meuse
Pemoiville
Stenay
Remoiville
Etenay
Thertillery
Barricourt
Americans Capture Prized German Positions Northwest of Verdun
The First American Army reports a three day advance of eight miles with over 5000 prisoners and 100 plus guns. Troops from Texas Kansas Missouri Colorado New Jersey West Virginia Virginia and D C. fierce fights at Barricourt and Mont Midy Longuyon Conflans.
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Washington
Verdun
Mont Midy
Longuyon
Conflans
Pershing
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
New Jersey
West Virginia
Virginia
District of Columbia
French Troops Advance on Aisne Front Net Theatres
French forces report progress on the Aisne front with gains at Givry and La Croiz au Bois. In October the First Army captured 10,387 prisoners, 11 cannon, and 1,500 machine guns on the Oise front.
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Paris
Aisne
War Office
Givry
la Croiz
Oise
Americans halt Meuse attacks west of Sommauthe and Belval
Army headquarters reports strong American attacks west of the Meuse between Sommauthe and Belval were halted. German forces withdrew east of the Aisne with slight withdrawals west of the Meuse, while the Valenciennes front saw reduced German positions.
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Berlin
London
Meuse
Sommauthe
Belvair
Valenciennes
Aisne
Kaiser Seeks Joint Effort For German Renewal
The Kaiser urges cooperation to advance Germany and lift the empire from current gloom. Wilhelm and Maximilian, Prince of Baden, sign a message calling for the new order to unleash power and support the people through trials ahead.
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Tam
Wilhelm
T. R
Maximilian
Prince of
Baden
Reventlow Urges Surrender In Copenhagen Report
Count Reventlow the naval writer advised complete submission to the dictates in Berlin Deutsche Tages Zeitung. The article was mild for his bellicose stance as German papers await the Versailles conference results and the military political situation remains unsettled.
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Reventlow
Copenhagen
Count Reventlow
Berlin
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
German Reichstag Leaders Declare Action on Emperor William
Berlin report says party leaders in the Reichstag have debated and decided on actions regarding Emperor William, with local coverage in the Berliner Lokal Anzeiger. The note points to a forthcoming decision affecting Berlin officials and political control.
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Materdam
Reichstag
William
Lokal Anedeer
Berlin
Mercy plea from Germany amid Allied air campaign confusion
Fragmentary text reports a German appeal for mercy as Allied air forces halt operations. The source notes unclear dates and a missing delivery to the state department, with reference to cities affected and questions about why the United States did not follow through.
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Serpmany
Germany
State Department
Ron Seca Sand Poem Velen Pats
In a fragmentary note the text mentions Ron Seca and Velen Pats in an unclear sports or poetry context with minimal readable content. No clear event dates or organizational details are present to confirm a definite headline.
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Ron Seca
Velen
Confusion Grows in German Army Northwest of Verdun
American intelligence reports rising confusion in the German army northwest of Verdun. Liaison breakdown between units. a German staff meeting with field officers discussed the crisis. Despite demoralization, the front-line army remains disciplined enough to possibly steady. Americans press their advantage vigorously.
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For
Verdun
Navy
Americans Shoot Down 124 German Planes on Sedan Front
In the resumed American offensive on the Sedan front, U S Navy aircraft claim 124 German airplanes destroyed in three days. American losses are reported as 29 percent of their machines.
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Sedan
Nave
Polish and Ruthenian Troops Clash in Galacia
An Associated Press dispatch reports hostilities between Polish and Ruthenian Ukrainian forces in Galicia. The Ruthenian troops are said to be supported by German and Austrian regiments, with movements toward Przemyśl and Lejberg. Reports claim Ukrainian forces seized public offices, rail and telegraph services, and disrupted other nationalities amid Austrian command under Archduke William.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Warsaw
Jenberg
Przemyazl
Mausino
Archuke William
Rawaruska
Zatrast
Lenmbere
War of
Vibinia
Ukraiians
Leinberge
Teleno
Galicia
War Situation At A Glance Dispatches From Fronts
AP leadoff notes smashing German blows on the western front while enemy defenses appear close to collapsing. Italian forces claim to end hostilities today. Haig launches a northern attack near Valenciennes. American and French advances west of the Meuse threaten German lines. Stenay nears encirclement. Belgrade recaptured. Trent and Trieste occupied. Austria set to join Bulgaria and Turkey by 3 pm local time. Emperor William pledges constitutional reforms cooperation but no abdication.
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Associated Press
United States
France
Haig
Scheldt
Aisne
Pershing
Meuse
Stenay
First
Sommauthe
Sedan
Meziers
Metz
Germany
Belval Wood
Champagne
Belgium
Ghent
Welden
Montmedy
Briey
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Trent
Trieste
Udine
Cadorna
Belgrade
Serbia
Danube
William
Maximilian of
Baden
Armistice Terms Detailed For Austria Hungary Front
Armistice conditions spell evacuation of German troops from all Austro-Hungarian territory within 15 days and Allied occupation of strategic points. Naval terms call for surrender of submarines and ships, free navigation, and demobilization of Austro-Hungarian fleet under Allied supervision. Rome celebrates Allied victory with demonstrations and messages of support to President Wilson.
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Associated Powers
Austria-Hungary
Tey
Balkan
Austro-Hungarian
Austro-Hungary
Austria- Hungary
United States
Germany
United States of America
Adriatic
Danube
Austria-ban Lary
Tion
Pola
Italy
Rome
Themerican
Page
Wilson
America
Wilson Sends Warm Congratulations to Italy's King
President Wilson cable to the King of Italy expresses deep American joy that the soil of Mary is delivered from her enemies and extends endelesmnetic congratulations in the name of the people of the United States.
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Wilson
Italy
Washington
United States
Mary
Woodrow Wilson
Russian Foreign Minister Tehnitcherin Telegrams Prague Leaders
In Amsterdam November 4, Russian Foreign Minister Tehnitcherin telegraphed the provisional Czech government at Prague. He urged a move to rally the Gracho and Slovak groups to return home after receiving arms. He guaranteed their safety.
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Russia
Ieenient
Amsterdam
Tehnitcherin
Prague
Orme
Tone Sienna Journal
American aviator Lieut Luke reported missing after daring balloon raid
In a weathered field on the Argonne Meuse front Lieut Frank Luke son of Arizona disappeared after a mission against German observation balloons. Fellow aviator Joseph Wehner saved Luke moments earlier and the pair had forged a bold record in combat. The unit holds a somber vigil as search continues.
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HY Frederiche Smith
Argonne-Meuse
Avitation Field
Soundron
Lieut
Frank Luke
Ahcente
Ariizona
France
Luke
St. Mihiel
Arizona
Pointblank
Bodie
Joseph P. Wehner
Everett
Mass
Daredevil Enterprises
Wehner
Fokker
Austrian Capture Count Reported by Allies
Allied forces claim 100000 Austrians captured as the 48th British division advances on the Asiago plateau toward the Trento. On the Venetian plain the Tagliamento crossing involved the 32d American regiment in an official war office statement.
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Asiago
Trention
War Offic
Venetian
Tagliamento River
Emperor Charles to abdicate and retire to Switzerland
German papers report Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary will abdicate and retire to Switzerland after a Saturday conference with the new Austria government and other influential Dual Monarchy leaders.
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Basel
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Austria
Funeral for Joseph Seamands Held at East Ninth Street Home
The funeral for Joseph Wilson Seamands son of Mr and Mrs Veroo Seamands was held at 10 oclock Monday morning from the family residence at 724 East Ninth Street. Rev J W Dixon conducted the services.
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Joseph Seamands
Joseph Wilson Seamands
Veroo
Seamands
Ixth Street
J. W. Dixon
Gingham Sale Opens Tomorrow At 35c A Yard
Beginning tomorrow morning the store offers 35c ginghams in solid colors plaids and checks at per yard 29c. Beautiful patterns at per yard 34c Dress Special 14.95 Georgette 2.19 yard Crepe de Chine 1.85 yard Silk 3.50 yard Novelty Silks 20 off in stripes and plaids. Display marketed as unequalled in Tucson with regular prices 1.95 to 4.50 per yard.
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Tucson
Seed Wheat Ready At Tucson Milling Company
Farmers urged to obtain APe clean ed Marly Panart Seed Wheat now ready at WAG MILLING COMPANY in Tucson Arizona. Adv notices promote Christmas gifts and LenUINe Be SVs associated with Ronstadt Cos.
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WAG Milling Company
Tucson
Arizorna
Ronstadt
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