Serbia Will Fight To Bitter End In Balkans War
Dispatches from Paris Athens and Rome sketch Serbia’s defiant stance amid Balkan fronts. Serbian minister to Italy denounces capitulation and vows 260,000 fresh troops with allied support. Monastir abandoned. Russians reportedly in Bulgaria. Austro German forces claim footholds while Montenegrin retreat continues.
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Monastir
Reuters
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Florina
Greece
Kenall
Heaps of corpses on Isonzo front from brutal winter clashes
Dispatches from the Austro Italian front describe icy gales and nine days of relentless attacks near Oxlavia and the Gorna bridgehead. Italian losses are said to be heavy with bodies found in heaps as soldiers struggle against wind and cold.
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Peace Work of Women Stopped by France
Paris on December 3 with police orders to halt the circulation of peace literature by the French section of the Women’s International League of Permanent Peace. Officials summoned officers after they asserted their actions followed their convictions despite the ban.
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Escaped Prisoner Sees Family Then Returns to Prison
Mark Grant Blankenship a life prisoner who fled three weeks ago from a federal poultry yard returned to Sylacauga Alabama to visit his wife and aging mother. Warden Fred Zerbst said he would likely inflict no punishment due to his voluntary surrender and motives.
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Ala
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France to Fix Prices on Necessaries of Life
Paris reports the government bill fixing prices on life’s essentials passed the chamber with one dissenting vote. It now moves to the senate for consideration.
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Four Children Die in Indian Fatal Fire Tragedy
Four youngsters die in Logan County fire affecting Holden and Rimareek families. Henry Prichard’s son and daughter perished while at play near Holden. Two Lowe children from Rimareek lost their lives when their home burned. Witnesses say the blaze claimed all four before help arrived.
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James Lowe
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