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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1918

Page

9

British French Push In Verdun Meuse Front Fight Continues

Allied troops report capture of ridges west of the Meuse and advances near Bois D Ormont and Bantheville wood. British near Landrecies while heavy fighting abounds south of Valenciennes as forces absorb German counterattacks and extend positions along the front.

Verdun Meuse Grand Pre Rappes Wood Bantheville Wood Bois D’ormont Belleau Wood Landrecies Bois L'Eveque Beechot Ruriden Valencte SS Fighe Ritter France Belgium Valenciennes

Americans Seize Immense German Armored Battle Plane

North of Brieulles the American Army captured a giant German armored battle plane, largely intact with pilot and gunners missing. American troops towed the craft to safety after a brief counter fire. instruments and two machine guns were taken, and the bomber carried a unique bomb dropping device and fixed gun sight.

Associated Press Verdun Brieulles Meuse

German Reichstag Debates Militant Policy Criticism

German deputies from Center and Socialist groups attacked military policy as shrinking civil governance to a puppet role. Philipp Scheidemann warned that the west was misjudged and that Germany may be unable to crush the Allies, urging effort to avoid being crushed.

New York Qet Reichstag Adolph Groeber Philipp Scheidemann Prince Maximilian Fisch‘beck People’s Progressive War Gustav Stresemanne National Literal Party Ttheir Grogber Groe‘bar Upsa von Hertling von Stein Prusslan Wei von Payer Stuttgart Germany Solf Dr. Solf Brest-litovsk

Names of Americans Held in German Camps

Washington reports the War Department released names of four officers and 97 enlisted men held in German prisoner camps. Enlisted men listed include Fred Q. Schuerte of Farmers Retreat Indiana and William Tann of Tasonville Indiana, with others from Indiana and Wisconsin.

Washington Associated Pres Washington, D. C Terman War Department Rastatt Fred Q. Schuerte Farmers Retreat Ind Whi. Tann Tasonville Robert Ua Warnick Bloonfield Frank Ta? Waker Marion Albert F. Wagner Wanutoma Wis

Snow falls across Nebraska with three inch depth

Snow began last evening in Maworth Nebraska and covers ground to about three inches. The storm slows unseasonable summer weather and is described as widespread across western Nebraska with reports of a continuing snowfall.

Maworth Neb

Seafaring Yanks Stormy Voyage Reach England

A unit of Black soldiers arriving from France in England caused a stir when one quiet member exclaimed he would not endure ocean waves again and would sail home by New Orleans, promising his fellow soldiers to remember his words. The incident was reported from London via the Reciprocal News Service.

London England America New Orleans

Paper Delivery Notice Reminds Customers to Call for Missed Issue

The notice asks recipients to call 333 if the paper is not delivered by five o clock. It states a copy will be sent, and that calls reach the office before a specified time. The item reflects a period telephonic customer service instruction in a local newspaper.

War's Most Powerful Cannon Is 16 Inch One Now Used by Americans

Basel dispatch reports Emperor Charles accepted the resignation of Austro Hungarian foreign minister Bar​on Burian and the Hungarian cabinet led by Dr. Wekerle. Count Julius Andrassy named to succeed Burian as Hungary considers armistice terms with Entente powers.

War Austria TNE Associated Press Basel Switzerland Charles Budapest Baron Burian Wekerle Julius Andrassy Amsterdam Vienna Frankfort Hungary Paris Entente Boveernments Zurich Frankfort Zeitung Baron von Hussarék Wilson Hapsburg

American 16 inch naval guns join front action

Washington reports that American 16 inch naval guns manned by naval crews have been deployed with Gen Pershing's army at the front. The weapons are 59 calibre, about 660 feet long, weighing near 100 tons, with shells near a ton. they mark the army's most powerful, hard hitting artillery yet. Naval crews have also operated 12 inch guns in earlier sector actions.

Washington, D. C France Pershing Vansilles NAVY Teabone

Belgian Prisons Promise Acknowledged By German Governor

Gen von Falkhausen, German military governor of occupied Belgium, promised to release all Belgian political prisoners unless military needs demand otherwise. News of Burgomaster Max of Brussels being freed accompanied the report.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Belgium Germany von Falkhausen Max Brussels

German Chancellor Prince Maxmilian Wins Confidence Vote

Copenhagen dispatches report the German chancellor Prince Maximilian receiving a confidence vote in the Reichstag by 130 to 1082 with 23 not voting amid Berlin coverage. An advertisement note for El Verso Havana Cigar appears at the end.

Associated Press Copenhagen Cer'min Reichstas Maxmilian Berlin el Verso Havana

Elimination of Sunday Murgazine and Press Agent

Pittsburgh Daily Papers announces drastic reductions in Sunday content and advertising. Free publicity and press agents will be prohibited, headlines shortened, and columns lengthened in some cases to 22 inches. Advertising gates rise. news condensed to minimize pages, with ads rejected if they would require excessive page expansion.

House Mission Aims at German Armistice Talks

Col. House Wilson confidant travels to Europe as personal representative to discuss terms for an armistice and peace, accompanied by Adm. Benson and other U S officials. They prepare for negotiations with Allied leaders while military chiefs define possible terms.

Washington, D.C Oet Col F. M. Flouse Wilson State Department Admin Willian Benson Naval Operations France United States Germany Cal. House Gordon Auchincloss Joseph G. Grew Berlin Frank J. Cobb New York Addiatic Col. House America Washington, D. C House Europe

Work or Fight Order Enforced in Duluth

Duluth imposes compulsory labor for able bodied idle men not in military service. Judge J F McGee state fuel administrator acting under the state public safety commission directs the measure to secure manpower for essential industry at the work farm amid a critical fuel shortage.

Duluth Commissioner of Public Safety J. F. McGee State Public Safety Commission

Enormous Berlin Crowd Demands Abdication of Emperor

An immense crowd gathered before the Reichstag building in Berlin crying for abdication and the formation of a republic. Dr. Karl Liebknecht, released socialist reader, was cheered as he entered a flower-filled carriage to deliver a speech declaring the people's time had arrived.

Associated Press Paris Berlin William Sostial Vom Kart Liebknecht Heé

Croatian Soldiers Revolt Seize Fiume. Rail Link Destroyed

Basel dispatch reports Croatian soldiers of the 74th regiment at Fiume revolted seized the city and wrecked the railway facilities. Hungarian ministers faced resignation calls from Count Apponyi Count Andrassy and opposition deputies after the event.

Associated Press Basel Fiume Count Apponyi Count Andrassy Budapest

Anarchists Sentenced in Antiwar Publication Case

In New York on October 25 five avowed anarchists were sentenced in federal court for circulating anti government literature and pamphlets urging munition workers to strike. Three received 20 years, one got three years for turning state's evidence, and a woman was sentenced to 15 years.

Associated Press New York

Wilson Urges voters to back Democratic Congress

President Wilson issued an appeal to the people to elect a Democratic majority in both houses in November. He warned a Republican majority would be read as repudiating his leadership and threaten unity and war policy.

Associated Press Washington,d. C Wilson Congress Iavil Senate House of Representatives Aly House Flarty Germany United

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