Un surrender urged and terms readied for Germany
Allied and American terms for Germany call for unconditional surrender with interallied control of war materials, occupation of border points, supervision of munitions plants, and seizure of German naval activities. No haggle over details and full acceptance required. Abdication rumors and Kaiser's fate add to tense times as munitions plants falter.
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Alsace- Lorraine
Albert W. Fox
Washington Pratts
Germany
Marshal Foch
Wilson
Alsace
Lorraine
Abdication and Peace Moves Reported Across Europe
Reports from Paris Berlin and London describe Kaiser abdication as an accomplished fact and call for quick peace terms. German bankers press for acceptance of Entente armistice while calls mount for abdication. Versailles talks continue with Allied leaders, Gen Pershing present, seeking final armistice details and guarantees.
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Perms
Ailies—Council
Versailles
Pershing
Bavaria
Wilhelm
Diplomatic Dispatch and German Peace Efforts Noted
A Berlin newspaper reports that a diplomatic dispatch notes Gen Diaz’s position and conditional factors on Austria. It cites a Reichstag commission discussing the question with Reich statemen like Bethmann-Hollweg held responsible for failed peace efforts since the war began in 1917.
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AV Alplomatice
Oyeaterday
Berlin
Lokal -Anzéiger
A. Commission
Reichstax
Palley
Bethmann-Hollwee
Hald
Armistice terms dominate Austrian scene in Paris notes
An official Italian statement recounts armistice terms discussed by interallied authorities guided by Wilsonian principles to prevent a resumption of war. Separately Skoda plant in Austria-Hungary is seized by Czech authorities as German workers are discharged. Reports from Budapest and Vienna describe street fighting, Trieste governance changes, and moves to form soldiers committees.
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Marshal Foch
Germany
Paris
Havas
Empire
Col’ Ei M. House
Versailles
Venizelos
Greece
Paul Hymane
M. Matsui
M. Vestnich
Ask Stern Naval Guarantees
London
Anite
Austria
Rome
Creden‘tials
Armisstice
Diaz
Orlando
Diag
United States
Wilson
Hiei
Austria-Hungary
Skoda
Czech National Committee
Matin
Zurich
Copenhagen
Berlin
Budapest
Trieste
Amsterdam
Gocaliate
Vienna
Lammanch
State
Train Hits Auto 2 Die In Hyattsville Crossing Crash
The New York Herald reports a fatal Hyattsville railroad crossing collision where a train struck an automobile carrying Captain Phillip Brooks Robinson and Mrs. M Padgett. Both victims died. the gatekeeper was arrested as the coroner ordered an inquest for Wednesday.
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Phillip Brooks Robinson
M. Padgett
Sheri ‘Thomas
Garrison
Hyattaville
Baltimore
Rinson
Ry Ting
Quartermaster Department
Marine Headquarters
Quantico
Mr. Padgitt
Revolt in Costa Rica Suppressed After Border Concentration
Reports state revolutionists along the Costa Rica Nicaragua border concentrated in February suppressing a revolt against the Costa Rican government. No recent uprisings have been reported though an April uprising was once feared.
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Costa Rica
Bulgarian King Boris Abdicates After One Month Reign
Copenhagen reports King Boris of Bulgaria abdicated on October 3, with the peasant government at Tirnova led by M. Stambulinsky taking power. Stambulinsky is described as head of a republican army of 46,000. Tirnova is a railway hub on the Varna line with a 22,060 population.
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Copenhagen
Boris
Bulgaria
Tiznova
M. Stambulinsky
Peasants and Agrarians of
Aaid
Zurich
Canerek
Tirnava
Sete
Varna
Tirneva
Ferdinand
HSU Demands Peace in China
Fragmentary text shows HSU calling for peace in China amid political upheaval. The garbled source mentions administration restructuring and wartime rhetoric, with unclear attributions or dates.
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Hsu
China
Italian torpedo sinks Austro-Hungarian flagship Viribus Unitis
Italian naval forces entered Pola harbor and sank the Austro-Hungarian battleship Viribus Unitis, flagship of the fleet, after officers Rossetti and Paolucci penetrated to the inner harbor. Most officers and crew were saved.
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Pola
Rome
Viribus Unitia
Leef
Oveiull
Rossetti
Paolucci
Pols
Viribus Unitis
Vienna
Basel
Com. Irian Navy Department
Jfngo-Alay National
Tiglian Navy
Pala
Unitis
Ovecera
Let Wilson Finish the Job Says Democratic Appeal
A campaign statement from Democratic leaders including Attorney General Gregory and party insiders urges backing for Wilson and targets Republican efforts. The Publican congressional committee criticizes House control, while Southern Democrats align with regional campaigns and coastal travel plans connect to Newport News and nearby points.
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Wilson
Pennsylvanie
Topeka
Kans
Congress
United States
Attt Aard
Gregory
Presix
Mater
Kendrick
Wyoming
Atement
Comanit
Perapidant
Jin
Orien
People Bet
Publican Congressional Committee
House
Prussians Will Continue Wars Says Daniels
In a statement quoted by sources, former Secretary of the Navy Daniels argues Prussian aims persist and urges American voters to support leaders who back strong wartime policy. He contends partisanship jeopardizes Wilson's position and risks prolonging the conflict in Europe.
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Daniels
Nlit
Te Navy
Bhall
Tre
Wersdén
Lesen
Wsbating Socie Ee
Fock
Germany
Ayerien
Wilson
Onea
Italians Report 80,000 Germans in Flight in Argonne
The war office states Germans are retreating across the Argonne forest as American and French forces close in. Meanwhile Rome reports eighty thousand prisoners and 1,600 guns captured in the Italian offensive toward the Tagliamento, with Pordenon 11 miles west of the river seized.
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Associated Press
Verdun
Enem
Argonne Forest
Yan Forest
War ‘Office
Italian Troops Drive Onward In Austrian Front
Italian Fourth army advances north of Trentino and along the Piave region while Austrians retreat toward the Tagliamento. Italians report cross of the Livenza and a bridgehead established east of the river. British forces engaged with the Italian army.
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Associated Press
Rome
Brenta
Astago
Monte
Cimone
Trentino
Sugdna
Belluno
Cordovole
Feltre
Pinye
Rusche
Pordenone
Panasd
Celilna-Meduna
Tagliamento
Udine
Brest
Ita
Monte Greppe
Fonzase
Uere
Hingrelt
Trent
Piave
The
Duke of Aosta
Ion
Americans Smash Through Last Organized Defenses
American forces smashed through last organized German defenses on the Meuse front Friday and Saturday, advancing about four miles from the starting line toward Bayonville. Resistance weakened as the German threat receded, with French and American units reporting rapid advances and the enemy’s撤退 seeming to unfold along the line. The center pressed forward, while the left and right wings faced stiff opposition before breaking, as reports of captured material and enemy positions poured in.
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Meuse
Forse
Bayonville
Piefermans
Cation
Pont
Fosse
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