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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1918

Page

11

Widespread Robbery Ring Busted In Hagerstown

Denton Mullenix and Leon Nigh, youths linked to a local gang, confessed to leading robberies across several months. Police say they directed meetings to a stable where large quantities of tobacco, cigars, chemicals, brushes and other merchandise were seized. more arrests are anticipated.

Washington Post Hagerstown Denton Muldenix Leon Nigh Mullenix Nigh

U S A Aerial Attacks Drive Off Fokkers Near Verdun

American bombers hit Suzancy and Remonville regions in a large daylight raid. Lieut Rickenbacher credited with a kill before breakfast. intense air battles along the front. Capt Benton downed a two seater in No Man’s Land. Night patrols continue with Maj Hartney near tracer fire, and authorities report multiple German aircraft downed as the front line remains active north west of Verdun.

Verdun Suzancy Remonville Buzancy Boiss de la Foche Bois de Barricourt Fokkers Edward V. Rickenbacher Doulton Associated Press Sida White Elizabeth City N. C Wier Cook Anderson Ind France Maj Harold Hartney Pasadena Cal Mai Hartney

German leader voices peace stance and warns on Wilson terms

A German official argues for a cautious approach to President Wilsons peace terms, urging the Reichstag to limit debate and avoid a forced peace. He stresses preparedness for defense if needed, cites public opinion, and questions acceptance of Wilsons conditions as potentially yielding anti German judgments from an international court.

Reichstag Wilson

Secretary of State Greebers Seeks Benevolent Policy Amid Amnesty Push

Secretary of State Greebers states the state of siege will be maintained in the spirit of his government. He recalls an October 6 program granting amnesty for political crime sentences, especially labor troubles and street demonstrations. Emperor's proposal for broad amnesty has been applied, with many freed despite governmental misgivings, due to trustful policy.

Maximilian Germany League of Nations Reichstag Nary Alsace- Lorraine Greebers

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