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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
5
Republican leaders defend administration war policies and push for unity in Congress. They emphasize victory terms, warn against punitive treaties, and urge continued support for postwar economic and diplomatic planning amid looming election pressures.
Financier Frank J Gould son of the late Jay Gould and brother of George J Gould has begun divorce proceedings in Paris against his wife Edith Welly Gould. The action is said to be based on incompatibility of temper. Gould resides at Masson Lafitte near Pas with his racing stables while Mrs Gould, formerly Edith Welly, was a stage actress in London and New York.
The piece attacks the President as the most uncompromising partisan since Andrew Jackson, claiming he is partisan in all actions and thoughts. Democrats rebut the claim as untrue, urging readers to see him as he is. Also notes the death of Henry Roeder in Harpers Ferry from typhoid pneumonia and survivors.
Grain and livestock prices list extensive commodities across regions including corn oats wheat and barley with No 2 yellow corn at 148 148 No 3 white oats 60s 70s and hogs and cattle prices across Chicago Baltimore and New York. The report tracks dairy eggs poultry and meat values by region and class with multiple price points for per lb per dozen and per head indicating market volatility and regional variations.
The article reports President Woodrow Wilson appealing for Democratic votes to maintain a Congress aligned with his wartime policies. Democratic leaders, senators, and representatives respond with relief, while some members worry voters will see the appeal as partisan.
London reports react to President Wilsons note to Germany with cautious optimism and calls for peace. Editors praise his diplomacy while noting some newspapers find fault with length and approach. The Times and Telegraph underscore resolve to press for justice and a peacetime stance.
Report notes that Secretary Lansing presented a note to the Allies charge and that Germans feel confidence in securing their rights. A socialist deputy writes from France Libre asserting Washington sees through enemy tactics and will not be caught in a game.
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