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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1918

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British And French Make Major Gains On Oise Serre Front

Paris reports say French troops between the Oise and Serre advance eastward capturing numerous villages and 2300 prisoners between Lissonne and Chateau Porcien. British forces seize Averghem near Courtrai as they push toward the Scheldt. Valenciennes front holds.

Oise-Serre Petain Lissonne Chateau Porcien Paris Oise Serre War Office London Scheldt Averghem Courtrai

German Troop Counterattacks and American Front Struggles

Describes heavy fighting west of the Rhine as American forces hold lines near Belleau Wood and Meuse. Mentions a German Twenty-eighth Division in action and captured documents ordering the river line to prevent crossings. Notes fears Germany’s economic strain from wartime hoarding and a shift to token money.

West Front Somme St. Mihiel Meuse Bellen Wood Mtraye Wood Germany

Republicans Poised for House Gains in War Time Vote

A New York Herald canvass predicts the next Senate remaining Democratic with Republican gains, and the House likely shifting to Republican control in a close race. States like New York Pennsylvania Ohio Kansas show varied shifts, liquor issues mixing with war politics as Republicans claim several districts while Democrats defend incumbents.

Senate Democrata House of Representatives New York Herald Wilson House New York Pennsylvania Ohio L’ennsylvania East New York York New York City Brooklyn John MaccCrate Vance McCormick Democratic National Committee A. Mitchell Palmer Eugene ¢. Bonniwell Joseph Guffey Republica William C. Sproul Bonniwell Congress Imates Doubitu Arthur Capper Doolittle Helvering Homer Hoch J. C. Strong Iloure Ind Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Georgia Idaho Misaouri Montana Nebraska Esada Napshire New Jersey N. Mecion Carolina Ny Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Deungylva Os Istana S. Carolina Tiaketa Tennesse Utah Vermont Vic Washington Virginia Renss Mare Sterling Wig Meeker Missouri Capstick Davidson Wisconin Lemont Wisconsin Talbott Maryland Baturick Flortin Dabo Illinois Indiana Towa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Massachusta Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Braska Nevada Hampshire Jersey New Mexico Dakota Island Carolus S. Dakota Wyoming Texas

War time street car fare raised to five cents in District

The public utilities commission granted increased revenue to street car companies to cover war costs and set a flat five cent fare effective immediately. Tickets remain valid through December 1. Transfers between lines to be studied. no universal transfers. Hearings on inter line transfers begin November 7 with further dates to follow.

District Public Utilities Commission Capital—Transier Navy Yard Capital Traction Company Washington Railway and Electric Company

Run on Germany's Banks Is Begun

An Associated Press report details a widespread run on German banks as money shortages spread. Public confidence collapses with massive bank withdrawals and plans for anew currency, while the government contemplates war loan coupons and simpler paper money forms amid escalating financial strain.

Germany Art S.man Berlin

Three American Sailors Lost from Their Ships

Navy Department reports three sailors lost at sea after falling overboard from the U S S Brant on October 22. Wilsie McKinley Rush of Ottumwa Iowa was the ships cook and John I Harwood a seaman from Geary Kentucky. Joseph O Tiogan, a quartermaster from Mechanicsville New York, is reported missing after aiding a relief party to the British steamer Leinstar torpedoed October 10.

Navy Department Wilsie McKinley Rush Tip Cook Ottumwa Towa John i. Harwood Gerea U. S. S. Brant Joseph «O. Tiogan Mechanicsville Leinstar Ine

American First Army Inflicts 70 600 Casualties In Month

Northwest of Verdun on October 26 the American forces report more than 70,000 enemy casualties since the present battle began. They freed 40 villages and 487 square kilometers of French territory and captured 20,000 prisoners, with numerous German wounded also fallen into their hands.

Associated Press Verdun

Italian cavalry reaches Bulgarian border and Serbians seize Kraljevo

London reports Italian cavalry reached the Bulgarian border near Egri Palanka while Serbian troops crossed the Tornitsa River and held Kraljevo. A Serbian official statement notes gains east northeast of Nish as Allied pressure continues on the Serbian front via Salonika. An Austrian superintendent abandoned the Zaytcher gold mine, with machinery intact for transfer to Serbians.

Associated Press London Egri Palanka Sofia Kraljevo Nish Tornitsa Saioniki Serbia Zaytcher

Austria Crumbling as Berlin Hopes Rise in War Debates

Widespread signals indicate Austria-Hungary is cracking under war strain and may demobilize, Turkey eyes surrender talks with Britain and France, while Germany appears to gain hope. Berlin officials cite Wilson diplomacy as vindicating unconditional surrender and the Hohenzollerns capitalize on peace talks to rally public support. Despair in Berlin contrasts with cautious optimism as events unfold.

Simeon D. Fess Republican Committee Wilson Washington Post Ca Austria-Hungary Turkey Bulgaria Germany Austria Lodge Hohenzollerns Berlin Associated Press Copenhagen Lokal Anzeiger

Berlin Sits Awaiting Allies Peace Terms

Fragmented dispatches from Copenhagen and Vienna report Germany awaiting allied peace terms. Turkish peace offers, abdication debates, and Austria’s surrender prospects dominate observations from Berlin, Vienna, and Zurich with mentions of Wilson’s fourteen points and Alsace Lorraine.

Berlin Tenton Austria Vienna Budapest London Wilson Copenhagen Teichstag Germany

Germany moves on constitutional changes and surrender talks

Germany to reply to President Wilson outlining constitutional changes. Turkey reportedly offers virtual surrender. Austria braces to demobilize. Dr Solf hints at ceding Alsace Lorraine. German papers discuss Kaiser abdication. Financial strains worsen. Prussian upper house passes three electoral reform bills.

Amsterdam Alsace- Lorraine Wilson W. S. Salf Reichstag France Prussia Alsace-Lorraine Wilsen Dr. Solf Germany Turkey Austria Solf

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