Bulgaria Pleas For Armistice Signals War’s End
The Associated Press reports mixed views in Washington on Bulgaria seeking an armistice to discuss peace on the Macedonian front. Some see Bulgaria defeated and seeking time, others see a sinking ship seeking favorable terms. Turkic and Bulgarian moves are viewed as pivotal to Eastern and Western war theaters this winter.
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Germany
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Associated Press
London
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Turkey
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Talaat' Pasha
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Macedonia
Palestine
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Bulgaria's peace moves amid entente pressure and king’s doubts
Reports from Copenhagen say Bulgarian leaders sought an armistice amid antiwar sentiment in Bulgaria. Admiral von Hintze warned of counter moves while German and Austrian reserves stabilized the front. King Ferdinand, blamed for intrigue to save his throne, is said to have been kept under German influence as Premier Malinoff opposed allying with the central powers.
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Malriott
Ile
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Sofia
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Macedonia
Copenhagen
Ferdinand
Wnlls
Germany
Neilhes
Malinoff
Canadian War Exhibit at Daik Cattle Congress Next Week
A touring Canadian war exhibit will be shown at the Daik Cattle Congress next week under the auspices of the Imperial Order of the Bon, with Canadian soldiers and veterans of France in attendance. Monday is children’s day with free admission, and a pony riding and driving contest will be featured in the afternoon. The new amphitheatre hosts a commodious restroom, managed by the C. A. women, replacing the old tent setup. provisions will aid mothers with small children.
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France
C. A
Panic in Berlin over Bulgarian armistice news
Berlin reports say semi official Bulgarian armistice publication caused the greatest panic in the German capital. Cavices reaching Copenhagen and sent by the Exchange Telegraph indicate Admiral von Hintze told the Reichstag that puppet law difficulties between the Vardar and the Carma were not clarified by the Bulgarian premier.
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Germany
Arvices
Sais
Reichstag
Distinguished speakers at Rotary Luncheon in city
Gov W L Harding and J Fr Evans deputy minister of agriculture Manitoba will speak at the regular Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson Monday noon. The program is expected to be of unusual interest with several visiting dignitaries in town for the Dairy Cattle congress and related events.
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W. L. Harding
J. Fr. Evans
Agriculture
Manitoba
Rotary Elub
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Iowa Firms Told to Face War Work Classification
Washington dispatch reports that many Iowa manufacturing plants face possible business suspension for not converting to essential war work. The War Industries Board classifies industries into five groups. four receive material and labor, while a large fifth group may receive nothing. Only 40 Iowa firms are listed as essential, with many others likely to be excluded from basic materials and fuel, risking labor shortages as workers shift to war plants.
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Waterloo
Washington
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War Industries’ Board
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Towa
Nes Moines—American Ghie Co
Bort. Walter Co
Brady So Co
Bes Moi
Coe D Daven
Daevenport
Ermian Steel Co
Teitendorf Co
Dettenfort, Duavayace
Cal
Morrison Bros
Clinton
Clinton Saddlery
Clinton Wire Clot Co
Marahailtown
Mozerdus-Noisen
CLA
Dunham Co
Marehabirwn Travel Io
Burninston
Oader Co
Sioux City
Mason Cit
Portland Cement Co
Cedar Rapids
J. G. Wherry Co
Iwestern Sir Fort Dolge—American Cement Plastic Co
Rockland
Rockland Machine Co
Grinnelli—Corise
Parkiis—M
Ski Newton—Parsons
Ited Land Co
Nostrand
Bulgaria Seeks Armistice As War Shifts In Balkans
Early reports from war fronts indicate Bulgaria may seek peace with the Entente, with a Bulgarian parliamentary bloc possibly breaking the king's grip as revolution fears grow. Serbian cavalry nears the frontier while Allied advances press in the Argonne and Hindenburg lines, signaling a widened war scenario across Europe.
Americans Break German Line Near Verdun in Major Offensive
American forces north of Verdun push through initial German positions after overrunning Daisy and advancing toward Fagel farm. Weather aids progress with clear skies then rain. Germans retreat to second line as American artillery severs rail links and captures heavy artillery, ammunition, and equipment near Dannevoux Meuse bend.
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Verdun
Daisy
Fagel Farm
Hei
Dannevoux
Meuse River
Brieulles
Vilosnes
Sivry-sur-Bleuse
Danpnevoux
Meuse
Liberty Bonds Finances for Drunk Theatre Incident
William and Nick Young were fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge Birdsall for disloyal utterances in a Southern California theatre. The fines were remitted after they complied by buying liberty bonds. Disruption of a four minute patriotic address led to their detention, with intoxication cited as the cause.
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Nick Young
Tuéstar
Birdsall
Youngs
Fire damages Naumen paint shop on Park and Cedar
A small blaze in the Naumen company paint shop on Park Avenue and Cedar was extinguished by the fire department at 11 a.m. today with minor damage. Tay Safe Insurance with Bronson Agency advertises.
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Naumen Company
Park Avenue
Cedar
Tay Safe
Bronson Insurance Agency
Verdun Offensive Highlighted In General War Strategy
The piece argues American and French advances near Verdun threaten German supply lines from Alsace Lorraine to northern France. It cites potential breakthroughs toward Belgium, comparing the effort to Grant era tactics, and frames Verdun as a pivotal step toward breaking German military power rather than focusing on geography.
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Adrien
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Verdun
Belgium
Monastir
Macedonia
Lorraine
Flanders
Grant
Confederacy
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Pershing
Berlin
Appomattox
Memel
Employment Bureau at Dairy Cattle Congress Booth
The state and federal employment service will staff a booth at the Dairy Cattle Congress next week to inform the public and farmers about free bureaus. Literature will be displayed, officers present to explain enrollment for workers and employers, with no charge to the public. Officials will describe the service in detail, funded by state and federal governments.
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Federal
Dairy Cattle Congress
United States
Use Syrup to Bake Pies for Red Cross
Response from Blackawk county women to the Red Cross call for pies for the Dairy Castle Congress. The serving committee thanks contributors and notes a sugar shortage. all but one pie used syrup with satisfactory results. Urges eggs baked beans pumpkin and apple pies for the booth.
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Black Awk County
Red Cross
Dairy Castle Congress
H. B. Kelly
No War Garden In Hachita New Mexico Town
Hachita New Mexico claims to be the only U S town without a war garden, stating no water supply locally forces imports by rail. Officials note drinking water and bathing water are bought from the railroad company at high cost, while a playful scene with a parrot and phonograph is described in a tangential court-like note.
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Hachita
N. M
United States
National War Garden
Washington
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