Turkey Accepts Peace Based on Wilsonian Principles
Basel dispatch quotes Grand Vizier Tevfik Pasha in Constantinople stating Turkey will seek peace on rights and justice outlined by President Wilson. He told parliament the new government will grant political rights to all elements and allow broad participation in administration without distinction of nationality or religion.
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Basel
Havas
Turkey
Wilson
Grand Vizier
Tewhkr Pasha
Constantinople
Gran Vizier
Armistice Terms Seen Near As War Council Acts
Washington sources say the supreme war council has studied the German armistice request and a common understanding on terms is forming. Germany could face early公布 details while British and French officials weigh military and political questions. Sir Edward Carson recalled 1870 as a reminder of stringent German terms.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme War Council
Washington
Germany
Bulgaria
D'Esperey
Balkan
Ifoe
Mote
Wilson
United States
Europe
London
Paris
England
France
Carson
Montreal
Oxford
Edward Carson
Malta
Gibraltar
Suez
World independence of U S in minerals eyed by experts
Washington October 25 The War Industries Board chairs Baruch announces prospect of American independence in mineral and chemical supplies previously imported from Germany. Experts led by Charles H MacDowell work on new manufacturing processes and standardizing existing ones to replace German formulas for soluble potash analine dyes optical glass and related chemical materials.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Baruch
War Industries Board
Charles H. MacDowell
Chemical
America
John W. Philpot Former Cedar Falls Deputy Marshal Dies
John W. Philpot age 72 a Cedar Falls native died in Dubuque last night after serving as deputy U S marshal for decades He will be brought to Cedar Falls at 9 am for interment at Greenwood cemetery He is survived by his wife and a daughter
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Cedar Falls
John W. Philpot
Dubuque
United States
Greenwood Cemetery
Philpot
Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices From Local Courier
Obituary notices report Mildred Titsworth of Waterloo who died Oct 19 at home in Oelwega from influenza and interment at Wayette. Other items list John Medillan age 26, influenza death. Russell S Anderson of pneumonia linked to influenza. Donald Bagg age two from pneumonia after influenza. Everett J Knudsen infant death. and funeral notices for O’Keefe & Towne chapel service with Rev J B Smith officiating. References include birthplaces Bara Boo Wisconsin and Otterville Iowa, marriage histories for McCormack and Titsworth, and burial plans at Fairview and Otterville cemetery. an advertisement notes Woods Millinery discount sale and Watkins Special Camp offer.
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Mildred Titsworth
Waterloo
Oelwe
Wayette
Titsworth
Baraboo
Wis
Vernon M. McCormack
Irene Marguerite
McCormack
Virgil Titsworth
St Paul, Minn
John B. Medillan
Sumner’ Street
O'Keefe & Towne
J. B. Smith
Fairview
Russell S. Anderson
Russell Stuart Anderson
Dana Anderson
J. G. Bickley
Walnut Street
Otterville
Petersen Bros
Independence
Donald Rage
Cedar Fails
Donald Bagg
Frank Bagg
Everett J. Knudsen
Everett J
John_ Knudsen
Dawson Street
M. G. Munn
Borigi
Elmwood
Allied Advances Press German Retreat South of Valenciennes
Early morning war bulletin reports British and American forces pushing the German line south of Valenciennes and threatening a broader retreat eastward. French troops widen breaches along the Oise Serre front while Americans gain ground near Bantheville and push toward the Meuse. Italy sees renewed artillery actions along the Brenta Piave Montello front as Belgian sectors show lull.
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Valenciennes
Altho
Mormal
Normal Forest
Poilus
Oise-Serre
Longchamps
Villers-le-Sec
Ling
Laon
Kriemhild
Argonne Forest
Meuse
Bantheville
Italy
Vienna
Brenta
Piave
Montello
Belgium
Scheldt
Becoo- Zeebrugge
Nieuport
Ghent
Allied Forces Hold Front as Russian Advances Continue
In northern Russia, Bol shevik forces launch heavy attacks but are repelled as French and Serbian units push forward. Austrian troops retreat to Jagodina near Belgrade, with Vienna acknowledging the shifting line about 40 miles from the Austria Serbia border.
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Russia
Serbia
Austria
Vienna
Jagodina
Belgrade
Woman and Baby Found Drowned in Illinois River
In Peoria Illinois on October 25 police identified a woman Irene Jackson and her one year old son from bodies recovered in the Illinois River. The husband Charles Jackson remains missing after the family lived on a houseboat and vanished after October 13.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Illinois River
Irene Jackson
Charles Jackson
John Grubb
la Salle
Jackson
Major Wm. Thaw Receives U S Medal For Valor
Major William Thaw, famed American aviator with a French Croix de Guerre and five palms, is awarded the American Distinguished Service Cross with two citations by General Pershing. He gained status as an American ace last June and led one of the first all American air squads. The Aero Club of America previously honored him with its Medal of Valor and Diploma.
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New York
William Thaw
Gen
Pershing
Aero Club of America
Thaw
Henying
Alexander Blair Thaw
Christmas Candy Policy Aims Limited Sugar Supply
A conservation committee of the food administration discusses Christmas candy for children amid sugar shortages. It says limiting candy offers little psychological benefit and urges not to supply sugar for candy or Christmas trees to manufacturers, Sunday schools, or individuals. A separate note from Independence, Iowa, reports a bar association pledge to refuse bond slacker defense while offering war-work support. Temperatures for Oct 25 are listed with day and night readings.
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Conservation Committee of the Food Administration
Independence
Theuuchanan County Bar Association
Awards and influenza reports in brief from Washington
War labor board awards in ten street railway cases with wage increases in seven. Influenza epidemic subsides across many states per reports from 44 states. Presidential remarks criticize peacetime policy. Aerial mail service planned between New York and Chicago by December 1 to 15. Turn to the Want Page.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
War Labor Board
Washington, D. C
Oyster Bay
Lodge
Poindester
Johnson
Theodore
Itoosbvelt
New York
Chicago
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Money Committee
Wang & Miler
P. P. P. Basket Grocery CO
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Uly Ano Ea
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Flinch
Double Somerset
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Reards
Jack London
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Everybody's and Delineator
American
Woman's Home Companion
Etude
Pictorial Review
Warwick
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Grove Avenue
Gordon
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