Bulgarians seize Eski Baba and Istip in rapid advance
A Sofia dispatch reports the Bulgarian army capturing Eski Baba and Istip with rapid progress toward Adrianople and Constantinople. Bulgarians also take villages along the Arda river and push toward Chorlu, aiming to trap Turkish forces and force capitulation. Nazim Pasha reportedly reaches Chorlu as Turkish lines retreat.
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London
Sofia
Eski- Haba
Adrianople
Constantinople
Saloniki
Kirk-Kilisseh
Kulelburgas
Lulehburgas
Eski- Baba
Istip
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Kotschana
Eski-Baba
Arda River
Papmakli
Vienna-Reichspost
Maritza
Bunarhissar
Visa
Serai
Luleburgas
Chorlu
Prilway Line
Chor- Mu Aha Istrandia
Midia
Arda
Seipistalar
Emem
Pashmakh
Nazim Pasha
Liberal rail brakeman tops democratic fund gifts
Shreveport laborer and Kansas City Southern brakeman Mills donated his entire monthly paycheck of 76.87 to Governor Woodrow Wilson's campaign. Democratic officials praised his devotion, noting it may be the largest proportional gift yet, as Mills joked tariffs limited his gift.
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Shreveport
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Woodrow Wilson
Mills
National Committee
Robert Ewing
Prairia
Press Contributions Bureau
Democratic
Karpen
United States
Shereveport Times
Bryan Fund
Why Not Elect Wilson Why Not Elect Wilson
The Chicago Post urges Republicans to consider Woodrow Wilson arguing he is a sane honest governor with a record of moderation and reform and would curb trusts revise the tariff downward and provide an honest capable administration suitable to both parties.
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The
Chicago Post
Wilson
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Re Gime
National Tribune Urges G A R Posts to Expose Harsh Pensions Editorials
Editor John McElroy asks posts to gather mean pension editorials from Wilson supporters, aiming to prove anti Wilson bias. Replies show Oregon posts defend Democratic pension stance and denounce political manipulation within the veterans group.
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Democratic House
United States
Republican Senate
National Tribune of
Washington
John McElroy
Grand Army
Democratic National
New York
Old Soldiers
McElroy
The
National Tribune
Wilson
Tribune
Astoria
Ore
D. C
Cushing Post
Los Angeles
Cal
Democratic House of
United States Congress
Congress
Kern
Senate
Wealthy donors backed Roosevelt campaign in 1904 funds
Facts recall that John D Aré sold for Standard Oil and gave 100000 to Roosevelt’s 1904 campaign fund while opposing prosecution of the harvester trust. J P Morgan and others contributed 40000 and 50000 respectively, with George W Perkins routing 48000 from New York Life to the fund and later refunding it.
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John D. Aré
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Harvester Trust
More
J. P. Morgan
The
Steel Trust
Roosevelt Fund
George W. Perkins
Steel and Harvester Trusts
New York Life Insurance Company
Aad
Why Taft or Roosevelt Promises High Food Prices Drop
The federal bureau of labor reports a 50 percent rise in staple food prices over the past decade under Taft and Roosevelt. It lists flour lard steak hams cornmeal rib roast round steak pork chops bacon and potatoes with large percentage increases. The piece argues these leaders did little to curb inflation and would likely do worse in four years.
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Bulletin of the
Federal Bureau of Labor
Roosevelt
Taft
Sharp Criticism of Army Life in November American
A writer argues against a three year enlistment at fifteen dollars a month. He contends military training wastes time for civilian usefulness and corrupts habits. He cites a Houston meeting with a deserter from Shanghai and urges follow up on discharged servicemen to reveal harmful aftereffects.
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Army Life
United States
New York
Houston
Texas
Shanghai
China
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Peace Foundation
Indigestion Remedy Ad Promotes Herbine Cure
When the chest feel on fire and the throat burns you have indigestion and need Herb ine to get rid of the disagreeable feeling. It drives out badly digested food strengthens the stomach purifies the bowels. Price 50c Sold by the Ramsey Drug Co.
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Ramsey Drug Co
Nels Darling Bursts Forth at County Court House
Hon. Nels Darling of Oklahoma City, a noted humorist and platform lecturer, spoke for Roosevelt and Johnson and the Bull Moose cause before a small crowd. He praised Roosevelt and demolished Wilson and Taft platforms, delivering a lively performance that delighted Bull Moose supporters.
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County Court House
Nels Darling
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Johnson
Darling
Wilson
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Nels
Ballard's Snow Liniment Now Available in Multiple Prices
Ramsey Drug Co offers Ballard's Snow Liniment praised as healing and antiseptic for flesh wounds scalds old sores rash and chafed skin. Sold in 25 50 cent and 1.00 bottles.
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Ballard
Ramsey Drug Co
Rags Wanted Will Pays for Large Clean Cotton Bags
News office advertises a buyer named Rags Wanted Will paying cents per pound for large clean cotton bags.
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Boston
Liggetts
Liggett
Travenia
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
First National Bank
Ada
Oklahoma
P. A. Norris
A. G. Adams
W.C. Duncan
F. J. Phillips
No. 14
West Grand Avenue
L. T. Walters
Bull Mooser
Court House
E. L. Steed
Texas Department Store
East Main
Fred F. Brydia CO
State
Ada, Okla
Stonewall
H. D. Rives
Price
Frisco
Tom
Bebee
Roff
Cin Fe Brydia A CO. Farm LO
Okla
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