Armistice demands shape Allied reply to Wilson
The article reports on Allied leaders debating a German armistice and peace terms. It notes European confidence in a united stance with the United States, stressing only total capitulation may satisfy German authorities and predicting how the Entente will frame its future reply to President Wilson.
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Europe
Wilson
Germany
United States
Assiss
Garmain
Paris
Universal
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Wilson Tha
Entente
Great Britain
France
Wilaan
Verdun Front and Allied Advances Reported by War Office
Allied and German forces clash across the Verdun region and along the Meuse with American patrols probing German lines north of Verdun while British and French troops report advances across the Sambre canal and Valenciennes area. Bomber activity and counterattacks continue as night operations and moonlight air raids support front-line actions.
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Rand Pre
Bora de Barricourt
Borg de Folie
Bertin Oer
London
Meuse
London Mer
Valenciennes
Ecaillon River
Neuville
Salesches
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Sambreet-Oisne Canal
Scheeldt
Raismes Forest
Thiers
Haute Rive
Thun
Sambre Canal
Paris
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War Office
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Fproch
Mizy-le-Comate
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Meagrecourt
Americans Urged to Occupy Alsace Lorraine Pending Unification
Special cable from London Times reprinted urges that the American army govern Alsace Lorraine with an American governor general if needed until France is unified. It argues German withdrawal should be supervised or forced, not merely hoped, and that allied troops should march through chief cities to demonstrate peace terms and the collapse of militarism. Also brief item notes funeral services for Mrs. Estelle Washington in Oxon Hill, Md.
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London Times
Washington Post
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Public Ledger Oo
London
Chalmers Roberts
Worlds Work
the Times
Aljsace-Lorraine
France
Meuse
Rhine
Wyetteville
Estelle Washington
Charles Washington
Gron Hill
Oxon Hill
Flu Deaths Decline but Caution Remains in District
Dr. W C Fowler warns against any relaxation as flu deaths reach 25 locally and 305 new cases are reported in 24 hours. Officials note earlier decline, consider reopening public spaces late next week only if conditions continue to improve, while army reports show 2772 new influenza cases and 16174 deaths nationwide.
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District Health Office
W C Fowler
Fowter
Rt ‘Ble
Public Health Service
Funeral of Miss Hardesty Victim of Influenza Today
Funeral services for Miss Eustaca Boyle Hardesty twenty years old who died Tuesday at her parents Forest home near Rockville Maryland from influenza will be held at noon today. Miss Hardesty active in National Capital war work especially Red Cross and a Georgetown convent graduate. Her brother Lee Hardesty in training at Camp Zachary Taylor Longville Kentucky. Pallbearers named May A J Holton Sergt George Baudeus F Edward Oakford Lieut Thomas Pierce Ensign led Green Archie McLachan.
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Eustaca Boyle Hardesty
Dalgnter
Frederika Hardesty
Forest
Rockville
Pneumoni
Hardesty
National
Red Cross
Georgetown
Washington
Lee Hardesty
Camp Zachary
Tavior
T Longville
Connecticut Avenue
J Holton
George Baudeus
F Edward Oakford
Thomas Pierce
Ensign Led Green
Archie McLachan
Benjamin F. Mays Dies on Eve of Army Enlistment
Benjamin F. Mays of this city died yesterday morning of pneumonia at the Marine Corps base hospital in Quantico after influenza. He had six years earlier joined with Colin H. Livingstone to work with the Boy Scouts of America and held roles in the American National Bank Washington and Old Dominion Railway among other duties. He belonged to Phi Kappa Psi and Washington Centennial Lodge No 14 Masons and was financial secretary of Fourth Presbyterian Church. Funeral will be in Edgefield, South Carolina, where his father and sisters reside. His brothers Calhoun A. Mays in the Aviation corps and Samuel B. Mays Jr. in artillery already serve, with another brother Arthur en route to join the army.
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Benjamin F Mays
Marine Corps
Quantico
Mays
Fdgefield
Colin H Livingstone
Boy Scouts of America
American National Bank
Washington and Old Dominion
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Washingto Centennial Lodge
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Edgeald
Algtera
Maye
Calhoun A. Mays
Samuel B Mugh
Arthur
Texas
Novelist Mrs Atherton Visits Wounded Soldiers
American novelist Mrs Gertrude Atherton and president of Le Bien Etre du Biesse returns from a Western Front hospital tour. She notes that the worst misfortune for the average doughboy is being wounded and put out of action.
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Gertrude Atherton
le Bien Etre du Biesse
United States
Twelve foundation stones laid for Hebrew University
Correspondence from Palestine reports the laying of twelve foundation stones for the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. General Allenby and representatives of French and Italian detachments attended. The stones symbolize the twelve tribes of Israel and mark the Mount of Olives site facing Jerusalem and the Moab hills.
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Palestine
Associated Press
Hebrew University At
Jerusalem
Iren Allenby
Israel
Mount of Olives
Moab
Months for Killing Swiss Officer
Berne reports Germany expresses regret for an airman attack on a Swiss balloon at the frontier on October 8 that killed Swiss Lieutenant Ruby. The guilty pilot, a non commissioned officer, is condemned to three months in prison.
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Berne
Switzerland
Leutenant
Ruby
Grain and Live Stock Prices Across Markets
Baltimore and Chicago price lists for butter creamery dairy products grain and live stock. Includes wheat corn oats rye barley hogs cattle sheep and veal values with regional notes for Western Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia Ohio and the Eastern Shore. Prices cover futures and current bids with standard and nearby grades among multiple markets.
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Baltimore
Ilb
Pennsyania
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Southern
North Carolina
Express
Chicago
Cotton market roundup with regional price figures
A terse cotton market note lists prices by region including New York 49, Middling Norfolk 2900 and Savannah 2978 with brief numeric standings.
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New York
Norfolk
Savannah
Nose clogged from cold may lead to spanish influenza
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Ely
German peace drive exposed as trick to keep war power
The German government seeks to win Wilson’s favor at the peace table while preserving its war machine. Washington has rejected a blank armistice and insists any pause must limit German military strength. London and Paris share the concern, fearing Berlin’s aim is to split the Allies and push a negotiated peace that absolves German crimes.
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Wilson
League of Fational
von Bernstorff
United States
Brest-Litovsk
Newfoundland Premier Urges Caution by Allies
Premier Lingh of Newfoundland, fresh from the imperial conference in London, urges allied caution as discussions continue. He arrived at St. Jonas and indicated careful, unified action is needed amid ongoing negotiations.
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Newfoundland
Allies urged cautious stance on German terms in peace
The speaker urged the Allies to demand terms that would ensure they obtain their just possessions under the peace treaty, warning against premature or overly lenient concessions. The aim is to secure strong terms that back the Allies’ rightful arms and objectives in postwar settlement.
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