Allies Planning Smashing Stroke To Turn War Tide
London December 6 Allied war council met in Paris under General Joffre to coordinate a stronger push against the Central Powers. Reports say Greek negotiations and Balkan maneuvers influence the front, with Bulgarian pursuit of Serbs and Montenegrin-Serbian resistance sparking renewed activity along the Danube and Adriatic fronts.
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German airmen aiding Turks bomb hostile monitor on Dardanelles
Constantinople reports two German airmen aiding Turkish forces on the Gallipoli peninsula dropped bombs on a hostile monitor until it ceased fire. The Turkish statement notes artillery action near Ad Burnu and Seddul Bahr with enemy mines destroyed amid bombardment by sea and land. It also tallies a sharp October for Russians with numerous German officers and Austro German soldiers captured.
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Artillery Fights Dominate Fronts With Limited Infantry Action
London reports artillery activity across Russia France and the Austro Italian front with minimal infantry fighting. British Mesopotamia force retires to Kut El Amara as Turks press potential west flank. Submarine raids in Marmora damage ships and harbor facilities. Italian and German actions detail shelling gains and counterattacks on multiple fronts.
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Istria
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Yar Hissar
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Murder conspiracy charged against 10 Germans in New York
Five additional indictments returned against Robert Fay Walter SchoI Max Breltung Dr Herbert Kienzle Englebert Bronkhuret and Paul Daech e allege conspiracy to murder assault with deadly weapons and destroy ships The new charges target acts against Americans and ships owned in part or whole in the United States, aiming to close technical gaps in the original case.
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Robert Fay
Walter Schoi- Max Breltung
Herbert Kienzle
Englebert Bronkhuret
Paul Daeche
Oriemnally
Fay
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Indictments and funeral mark Columbus case
Attorney Knox said conspiracy indictments do not prove murder planned. Detectives, acting on instructions from William Flynn, chief of the secret service, questioned Eugene Kluger a Hungarian typesetter his wife and Anton F Monte an Austrian. In Kluger s apartment a large con at Mr Johnson s Funeral in Columbus Ga December 6 Special The funeral of CM Johnson a longtime Columbus resident and prominent citizen was held at his home by Rev Dr E Christie pastor of the First Baptist Church He left a widow four sons and two daughters survive him.
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Anton F Monte
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Columbus
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E . Christie
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