Germany in Revolt Seizes Northern Cities in Wave of Uprisings
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports revolutionaries control Kiel Wilhelms haven Sonderburg Cuxhaven Bremerhaven and Rendsburg. Sailors and soldiers vote in Kiel while Berlin censors limit unofficial updates as leaders Liebknecht Hoffman and Haase emerge.
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More Rumors of Kaiser's Abdication Across Europe
The Kaiser may announce resignation tomorrow amid reports from Politiken Copenhagen and a Berlin protest by major parties. Rome dispatches claim he would abdicate only if all reigning sovereigns and princes resign too. In Washington a currency call sets conditions for banks as of November 1.
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Missing Hun warships reach Flensburg amid revolt
The missing German warships that left Kiel have arrived at Flensburg under German authority. Sailors commanded the ships but officers navigated. Rebels seized Apenrade aerodrome as Nine Naval Bases Reported Joining the uprising including Heligoland and Tilsit. Berlin scenes mirrored the shock as the revolt spread.
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Kiel
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Evening News
Berlin
Wilson to inform public on Germany armistice terms
President Wilson will personally announce to the nation that Germany has accepted the Allied armistice terms. White House officials say the president will not delay in issuing a statement once details are clear, and the State Department expects a simultaneous international announcement. Armed forces progress continues in Europe as reports from Sedan filter through.
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Five Long Whistle Blasts To Signal Armistice
The Warren Times arranged with ISN for an immediate flash when the armistice is confirmed in Washington. Five long whistle blasts from local plants will announce the news to the city the moment official word arrives.
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Warren Electric Light and Power Company
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Sheffield
Glade
Clarendon
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Tiona
Levi Smith
Allied Armies Tighten Noose as France Clears
British, French and American forces push toward Sedan and Liart as German lines are cut and retreat tightens. Maubeuge encircled while railways supplying the foe are destroyed. heavy rain slows little in the advance.
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Frank Charlton
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Valendiannes Ared Hava Tuadel
Maumeuge
Belgium
Antwerp
Occupation of Sedan Nears Completion
Paris reporters say Sedan will be wholly in French and American hands within hours as western outskirts already in American control. German artillery bombards Sedan while prisoners reveal awareness of armistice talks and Germany’s strain, with burning towns north of Stenay and east of Lion-Devant-Dun.
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Gompers To Deliver Message Tonight In Chicago
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor arrives in Chicago from Europe to speak tonight. An audience from across the nation will attend with governors and national figures including Secretary McAdoo, President Wilson, Bernard Baruch and Otto Kahn among others.
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Ohio
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Lilbo
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
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West Virginia
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Delaware
Harrington
Limited Service Colored Men to Aid Army Construction
Twenty thousand limited service colored men will be furloughed to work on Army construction projects. They will serve in the construction division at Camps Bragg Knox North Camp Jackson and ordnance supply depots and will receive current wages.
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Camp Jackson
Crowder Says No Change in November Draft Plans
The War Department official statement says there is no change to the draft program. Reports that Provost Marshall General Crowder would suspend the November draft call are unfounded.
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War Department
German Armistice Decision Due By Monday
Washington Nov 8 German acceptance or rejection of Allied armistice terms will be known by Monday. Officials deem it foregone that Germany must accept. The German delegation met with Field Marshal Foch. 72 hours to decide, with possible public release of the terms. Erzberger leads the ten man delegation. the political crisis in Germany grows.
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