Foch Ceases Firing as Envoys Arrive for Armistice
Paris reports German plenipotentiaries headed by Erzberger will meet Marshal Foch on the Chimay Fourmies La Capelle and Guise roads between 8 and 10 pm to discuss an armistice. Allies anticipate terms may be accepted as Germany’s military and internal situation worsens.
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Newberry Wins in Michigan Senate Race
Unofficial returns show Newberry Republican defeating Democrat Henry Ford by about 8,401 votes in Michigan Senate race. With 59 rural precincts remaining, Newberry leads 218,995 to 205,594 as naval commander margins appear secure.
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English Wounded Die of Starvation in German Hospitals
From the Allied front in France and Belgium, a sister at Le Queanoy hospital recalls hundreds of British wounded prisoners starving due to severe food shortages. She notes New Zealand troops entering the town and urges no mercy for Germany. Four Americans in the same hospital survived the ordeal.
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Big French Victory Drives Germans Back to Meuse Front
American and allied forces push across northern France and Belgium capturing Sedan outskirts Vilosnes Remilly Sivry Haraumont and Gedan while Haig's troops press north of Valenciennes. French and British units advance along the Meuse Meurthe and Meuse front with heavy gains and continued pursuit of German forces toward the Belgian frontier.
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Sunday Post Advertisers urged timely ad submissions
To Sunday Post Advertisers last Sunday The Post reported circulation near 88 000 and stressed space limits for ads. It urged advertisers to ensure copy arrives on schedule to maintain efficient handling and maximize reach through the strong advertising range of THE SUNDAY POST.
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Line-up in the House On Lost Returns Pat G O P Majority at 39
The following table shows party alignment of House members in the Sixty sixth Congress based on the final results of last Tuesday's elections. The document notes a Pat G O P majority of 39 and presents the distribution of representatives by party.
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Republicans Seize Senate and House in 66th Congress Vote
The 66th Congress will convene March 4 with Republicans controlling the Senate by 49 to 47 and the House at 240 to 195 Democrat and Independent members with one Socialist. Massachusetts bayed Weeks by Walsh, McCall cited, while Idaho’s Nugent contests a short term. Ford’s Michigan loss preserved a Republican seat. Newberry’s win in the Senate would have tied. Democratic chair Homer Cummings urged awaiting official returns to confirm party strength. A Anti Saloon League note tied Tuesday results to national prohibition support.
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Revolt in Hamburg and Kiel Sparks German Revolution
Reports from Kiel Copenhagen and Amsterdam describe a nationwide German revolution with mutinies at Kiel and Wilhelmshaven. Sailors soldiers and workers seize control Hoisted red flags and demanded peace while officers were disarmed and released prisoners. Hamburg Hamburg's streets filled with violence as rioters pressed for change and authorities faced strikes and clashes.
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Bavarian Troops Cross Frontier Into the Tyrol
German efforts to move troops through Hungary to Germany were approved with conditions, as Bavarian forces were to guard the northern Tyrol frontier. Reports from Innsbruck note the plan to forward arms later, and Tyrolean authorities were told troops would enter as friends but stand ready to use force if needed. The dispatch also mentions Central American union talks opening in La Union.
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Premature Surrender News Triggers Nationwide Celebrations
Washington and cities nationwide erupt in impromptu parades and jubilant noise after a premature report that Germany surrendered. Estimates put crowds in the hundreds of thousands in the capital with bands, horns, flags, and dancing as workers and soldiers join in street celebrations. President Wilson makes a brief appearance as crowds swarm the White House, while officials note orderly conduct despite the uproar.
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