Austria Out of War By Armistice Terms
The armistice with Austria marks a complete withdrawal from the war and hints at Germany’s swift follow with terms likely dictated by the Allies. Reports say Austria fears German retaliation, gasoline shortages threaten the German war effort, and publication of terms may await Germany’s acceptance.
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Washington
Albert W. Fox
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Diaz
Allied Leaders Meet at Col House in Paris Talks Continue
Generals Pershing and Bliss attend informal talks with Lloyd George Clemenceau and Foch as Austrian armistice signals reach delegates. No final plan yet as phases of war shift daily, discussions kept secret amid cheer and optimism for progress while Paris enjoys ideal Indian summer weather.
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Paria
Place de Lanoncorde
Tuileries Garden
Kaiser By Decree Indorses Reforms In German Empire
Dozens of trunks bearing the Hohenzollern monogram arrive at the chateau Buenas on Lake Zug as Berlin issues a decree endorsing the Reichstag decisions and pledging cooperation with a new order. Emperor William pledges support for allied proposals while many press outlets debate abdication and retirement.
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Associated Press
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Austrian Armistice Signed With Austria Effective Monday
Official notice says an armistice with Austria is signed and hostilities cease at 3 P M Monday. Italy’s war office reports troops have ceased hostilities under an armistice, with terms to be announced later. Vienna reports via London that conditions will be issued in due course.
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Vienna
London
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Struggle Around the Emperor Over Germany’s Future
From aris reports a great struggle surrounds Emperor William as factions clash between preserving the old regime and backing a newer, more democratic peace. The Temps notes the emperor seeks to cooperate rather than abdicate, but parliamentary pressure presses him toward resignation.
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Germany
William
Hungary a Republic Coup Thwarted in Prague
Budapest reports Count Karolyi proclaimed a Hungarian republic after freeing government from oath to the emperor. War ministers order troops to lay down arms and negotiate with enemies if needed. Traffic to Germany halted affecting 50,000 vehicles carrying food. Skestranek arrested at Prague for alleged coup attempt with Hungarian support. two officers detained. Jugoslavs seize Austro Hungarian warships in revolt. Virtus Unitis sunk, await handover to Allies.
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New Pleas 10 Voter Hoover Stands By Wilson
National political appeals surge as Democratic and Republican leaders rally voters. Herbert Hoover endorses Wilson’s leadership in war and peace, urging a vote of confidence. Faas, Cummings, and McAdoo send messages to candidates, highlighting unity and presidential authority amid wartime politics.
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Democratic National Committee
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Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
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al Smith
New York
Hinder
Serbs Occupy Belgrade in Eastern Theater Advance
Paris dispatch reports Serbian army has occupied Belgrade, the capital, as war office announces a successful operation in the eastern theater. The declaration underscores a significant shift in control amid ongoing regional conflict.
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Belgrade
War Office
Allies Would Give Wilson A Vote of Confidence
Homer Cummings, acting chair of the Democratic national committee, issued a statement urging a vote of confidence in President Wilson. He argued the issue is whether the United States will help or hinder the president, noting that Britain, Italy, and Belgium would back him if asked, and praising democratic progress under his leadership.
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Prisoners and Arms Captured Since July Offensive
Paris reports Allied forces have taken 62,355 prisoners since July 25 on the western front, including 7,906 officers, along with 6,217 cannon, 38,622 machine guns and 3,007 mine throwers.
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Havas
Western Front
Political opponents attack wartime policy in close campaign
In a near end campaign the Republican leaders avoid critiquing the administration’s conduct of the war while critics blame the President’s war policies. The piece contrasts current attacks with Spanish-American War disclosures and questions if critics seek to stop him. The article suggests voters prefer continued support for wartime leadership.
Attorney General Declares Repudiated Leaders Condemn Wilson
Atty Gen Thomas W Gregory asserts President Wilson seeks unified governance and broad party support. He argues only repudiated leaders denounce Wilson, while American people back his wartime measures and leadership as essential to success.
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Thomas W Gregory
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America
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América
McAdoo Urges Elect Six Democratic Senators in War Effort
Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo wired from Washington urging voters to elect six Democratic senatorial candidates to back President Wilson and the war administration. The telegrams urged support for Lewis of Illinois La Monte of New Jersey Thompson of Kansas Walsh of Massachusetts OShannessy of Rhode Island and Walsh of Montana, emphasizing national unity and loyalty.
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William G McAdoo
Washington
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Chicago
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America
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Bound Brook
New Jersey
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W H Thompson
Kansas City
Kansa
Kansas
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
George ¥. O'Shannessy
Congress
Italians Take Trent and Land Army in Trieste
Italian forces captured Trent in Tyrol and raised the Italian flag at Trieste, with Belgrade reoccupied by Serbian troops. Allied breakthroughs threaten Germany on multiple fronts as Austro-Hungarians begin armistice terms, while American tanks flank a German battery near Verdun and take four four-inch guns.
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Austrians Harassed in North Italy Blitz by Machine Gun Fire
Allied forces press the Italian front in northern Italy as Austrian lines collapse under heavy machine gun fire and air attacks. Austria’s armies retreat under heavy losses, with thousands of cannons and much war material captured or destroyed by Italian and allied forces. The battle centers on the Piave axis and the Asiago plateau, with Italian advances toward Vittorio and Falzè and ongoing mountain fighting.
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