Greece yokes to British reply cited as satisfactory
London reports the Greek reply to the entente note appears to meet essential points with Britain satisfied. Full dispatches awaited to confirm if Greece will oppose German forces advancing into the country. Reports from Paris note allied bombardment of a Bulgarian railway and shifting Balkan frontlines as Russian, Romanian, and Balkan movements draw attention.
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London
Greece
Athens
Kosovo
Paris
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Dedenshatch
Bulgaria
Seenaning Odidees
Ae Aes
Russias
Odessa
Japan
Germany
Bratiano
Firssla
Brigaia Banthy
Ives
Halkansary
Balkans Rapidly Moving Toward Conclusion After Greek Concessions
Dispatches from Athens and London report Greece meeting entente demands and backing off clear points, setting the Balkans on a swift path to resolution. Serbia faces pressure near Kosovo and Pristina as Allied calls shape a defensive stance amid shifting front lines.
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Athens
Greece
Serbia
Bouldfield
Kossovo
Piven
Mitrogites
Bert
Mexican Troops Attack as Nogales Border Incident
Forty five to fifty eight Mexican soldiers crossed into the United States near Nogales Arizona and fired on fifty eight American troopers of the Tenth Cavalry wounding and killing several. Reports say twenty five troopers returned fire and no prisoners were taken. Acting Governor Carlos Randall telegraphed Washington that rumors of General Obregon advancing on Nogales may have sparked the clash.
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Nogales
Arizona
United States
Harris van Just
Here
Tenth Cavalry
Carlos Randall
Washington
Obregon
Sonora
Probable Villa Troops Action Near Nogalog Arizona
Reports from Nogalog Arizona on November 25 describe intensified tensions as Villa forces move toward Rosas and a strengthened U S infantry presence heightens border alarm. Mexicans near the border defy American troops and protest foodstuffs crossing while rumors persist that Carranza may deploy forces through U S territory to engage Villa forces.
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Nogalog
Ariz
Tng
Rosas Carars
Twelfth
United States Infantry
Mexicana Mear
Carrante
Clearing London of Undesirable Aliens
London, Nov 25. The arrest of Ted Sloan, an American jockey, on deportation charges exposing a campaign by the London police to rid the city of undesirables. Reports say war loosened borders, flooding London with aliens who survive by wits and speed others from the front, targeting both sexes.
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London
Ted Sloan
Gambng House
Memorial for George Vandergils Erected At Avila
Nov 25 Avila reports a parish meeting appointing a committee to oversee a memorial project for George Vandergils. Discusses meeting location times and local plans, noting involvement of community members and organizations.
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George Vandergils
Avila
Vanderblie
Welock
Mtu
Mesures
Hunt
York City
Plane crash inquiry fills Norman Gate park area
Local authorities investigate a fatal plane incident near Norman Gate park with witnesses reporting a crash sound and emergency crews on scene. The incident involved a single aircraft and prompted road closures as investigators collect evidence and secure the area.
Yale Crushes Harvard 41 to 0 in Big Stadium Defeat
Spectators watched an historic game as Yale overwhelmed Harvard with a crushing 41 to 0 score. The Crimson displayed decisive offense while the Blue struggled on both sides of the ball in front of a large crowd.
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United States
Yale
Tragic Motor Crash Claims Three In Americus
In Americus Georgia on November 25 a car crash killed Miss Earth Hildreth of Live Oak Florida age 18 and Henry Lapier of Americus. Miss Sarah Towers age 19 of Americus was seriously injured. Lawyer Stephen Pace and other locals including John Fourney Mary Bell Hixon and Mildred Hillis sustained minor injuries when the auto overturned after a blowout.
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Americus
Fla
Henry Lapier
Misa
Sarah Towers
John Fourney
Mary Bell
Hixon
Migs Mildréw
Hillis
Slighitly
Telegrams for the Peace Movement in Washington
Washington dispatch notes a flood of telegrams totaling hundreds urging neutral powers to join efforts to restore peace in Europe. The Peace conference debate centers on whether the United States will join the mediation drive and seek decisive action.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Thanksgiving Football Games Across States and Colleges
A garbled 1920s era list shows multiple college football results by city and school. Notable scores include Georgia Tech defeating Auburn, Vanderbilt routing Sewanee, Georgia defeating Clemson, Virginia beating North Carolina, Texas Aggies over Texas, Alabama over Mississippi, and Penn State over Cornell. The text also mentions Missouri, Notre Dame, Georgetown, and others in scattered town byline form.
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Macon
Fiotide
Mercer
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Nashvile
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Athens
Georgia
Clemson
Richmond
Virginia
North Carolina
College Station
Texas
Mississupi Aggies
Birmingham
Alabama
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Voom. I
Lextigtai Kentucky
Tennessee
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State’ University
Tilang
Ab Austio
Notre‘dams Ag
Bt. Louis
Georgetown
Naples Nov Passage Reveals Court Narratives
The fragmentary Naples page notes a November date and mentions a Tomas in a court or legal context. Readable names and events are sparse, but the piece gestures toward a local judicial or social matter involving individuals named Tomas within the community.
Tornado Hits Hot Springs Teasing Death Toll Confusion
Nov 25 report from Little Neck cites five killed and over 160 injured in a Hot Springs tornado. An updated line from Malvern Arkansas cites eight dead and sixty five injured with many buildings demolished. Latest advices show three killed and sixty five injured as officials tally the toll.
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Little Neck
Rock Island Railroad Tonight
Hot Springe
Rock Island
Malvern
Ari
Hot Springs
Sbi
Het
United States
Lawsuit Against Gotton Mill for 5000 Dollars
Greenville reports a common pleas court recess during a lengthy session with ongoing proceedings. A plaintiff named Pollard sues Gotton Mill alleging damages of five thousand dollars. The trial is expected to resume Friday after Thanksgiving.
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Greenville
Oll Common Pleas
Dany Wan
Tryal
Isreopénea Peiday
Tan Moritern
Mcadoo advocates taxation increases in war end plan
Motor millionaire Henry Ford cites support from Thomas A. Edison, John Wanamaker, Jane Addams, Helen Keller, Anna Howard Shaw, and Frederick Howe for a plan to form an American Death commission to negotiate peace with Scandinavian nations. Invitations reach Governor Manning of South Carolina and former Governor Slaton of Georgia.
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New York
Henry Ford
Thomnoy A. Holison
John Wandamaker
Jane Adams
Helen* Keller
Anna Ur Iand Spencer
Fredarlo Q. Howe
Petrtral
Manning
South Carolna
Slaton
Georgia
Manning Receives Invitation to Join Expedition
Columbia Nov 25 Henry Ford wires Richard Manning governor of South Carolina inviting him to serve on a police commission aboard the Oscar the second of the Scandinavian American line bound from New York December 4 to Christiana Stockholm and Copenhagen Also invited are Jane Addams Thomas A Edison John Wanamaker Ford aims to mobilize leading men and women for an international conference to pursue postwar settlement expenses to be paid by Ford
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Richard J. Manning
Both
Carolina
Poice Commission
New York
Ofor Christiana
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Ford
Jane Addams
Thomas A. Edigen
John Wannamaker
Manning
An. International
Foril
Marines Ordered for Tropical Service Sail from Exposition Grounds
San Francisco November 25 The three hundred marines ordered to the cruiser San Diego yesterday to proceed to Mexico were taken from the exposition grounds where they have been stationed since the fair opened. The fair management objected to the long distance telephone message but the orders stand. The men are aboard the cruiser and expected to sail tonight and prepare for tropical service ashore.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Mexico
Secretary of War
Marine Losses Toll From War Tonnage Decline Report
London reports the German merchant fleet at war start 5,469,000 tons has suffered heavy losses. Of this, 230,000 tons were seized by the British navy and 48,000 tons sank or were interned in ports. Remaining ships at large or captured by other powers reflect the war’s impact on maritime commercial capacity.
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London
AOR
Pioels
YiePaltic
Harre
F. Owen
Philppd
Herg
Brithehipp Company
Unscrutable Collation Results From Rail Way Near Sell Washington
Fragmentary OCR item reports unclear collation results near Sell Washington. Mentions candidates and names like Gardasr Shelly and Moa with possible party clues. Details are garbled and no clear outcome or dates emerge from the readable text.
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Sell
Washington
oNo
Max Gardasr
Shelly
Tee
Prefer Increased Taxes Over Bond Issuance for Defense Costs
Washington shows Secretary McAdoo favors raising 4 national taxes rather than issuing bonds to cover next year’s defense expenses. He estimates 112.9 million dollars more revenue needed for 1917, including 99.8 million for national defense. Proposes cutting personal tax exemptions from 2000 to 2000 for singles and 4000 to 2000 for married filers.
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Washington
Oroptani
MeAdes
National Defense Plang
President Wilson Attends St Patrick's Cathedral Thanksgiving Mass
Washington November 35. The President attends a Thanksgiving mass at St Patrick's Cathedral, with members of the embassy corps present. Secretary McAdoo accompanies the President. After Mass, Monsignor Russell entertains the guests at St Patrick's. The President spends the day drafting a message to Congress before Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Taft at the White House.
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Washington
Winual Pan
Phynkagium Aarieatea
St Petrick's
Congress
Mra
AEROPLANE READINESS URGED BY OFFICIALS
An official urged rapid air power buildup pointing to Europe as a lesson in unpreparedness. He called for at least two thousand airplanes ready for instant deployment and for many trained observers to support a ten year program. The speaker noted Brando’s 85,000 earnings and warned that inadequate wind power harms national strength.
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New York
John
Hays Rammond
JIT
Ehe
Onautcal
Naval
Jist
Europe
United States
Brando
Dress reformers oppose French model amid patronage clash
Fragmentary text mentions dress reformers, Navy figure Herlin, and a meeting under royal patronage to deplore certain fashions. Reading is unclear. the report hints at opposition to a French style and tied to Chicago figures and possible committee or speakers but details are fragmentary.
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Herlin
Navy
Dreag
Ted
Princeya
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