Border gunfire ends near Naco as Maytorena plans withdrawal
Washington reports Consular Agent Carothers says Governor Maytorena orders troops back 10 to 12 miles from the border to stop firing into the United States. General Carranza outlines reforms for post revolution Mexico and Gen Scott probes Naco killings as 4,700 US troops stand opposite the siege.
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Washington
Carothers
State Department
Mayterena
Naco
Sonora
Bills
Ariz
Maytorena
May
Rend
Enrico Liorente
Gutierrez
Maytorrena
Carranza
New York
Vera Cruz
Mexican Bureau of Information
Mexico
Frst
National Congress
Scott
Hugh L. Scott
United States Army
Mexicana
Hill
Villa
United States
Tasker A. Buse
Reinforcements Arrive as Army Gathers for Mexican Affairs
The last of the reinforcements from Fort Sill and Texas City arrived today. Troops include the Eleventh, Eighteenth and Twenty-second Infantry with ten companies each of the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry and Tenth Cavalry, plus three batteries each of the Fifth and Sixth Field Artillery. General Scott conferred with officials informed on Mexican affairs including agents connected to Hill and Maytorena.
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Fort Sill
Texas City
Scott
Hill and Maytorena
Newlyweds Army Invades Atlanta Hotel Ansley
Bridal suite activity at the Hotel Ansley in Atlanta surged as five couples registered within two hours. Luggage labeled Newlyweds and Wedding Bells crowded the lobby while assistant manager Charles HR Day struggled to accommodate the wave. The guests included Mr and Mrs BR O Head of Atlanta, Mr and Mrs R N McLamore of Ball Ground, Ga, Mr and Mrs J B Figrey of Zebulon, Ga, Mr and Mrs H Powers of Macon, Ga, and Mr and Mrs A T Stewart of Birmingham, Ala.
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Hotel
Ansley
Charles HR. Day
The
BR. O. Head
Atlanta
R. N. McLamore
Ball Ground
J. B. Figiey
Zebulon
H. Powers
Macon
Wir
A. T. Stewart
Birmingham
Ala
Big losses for allies reported by Germans
Berlin reports via The Hague and London that Neuesten Machrichten prints a Brussels dispatch estimating Allied losses in the Yser campaign at 315,000 through December 1. The total includes 60,000 Belgians, 36,000 English, and 96,000 French.
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Berlin
Hagues
London
Neuesten Machrichten Prints & Brussels
Alliea
Yser
Russians Optimistic About The Situation In War News
A Petrograd dispatch notes a Russian general returning from the front expressing optimism that the war has entered a new phase. He cites shifted fronts, Austro German offensives halted, and Russian reinforcements strengthening positions from Poland to the Caucasus. The report describes German and Austro Hungarian moves toward Krakow, Przemyśl, and Galicia, with Russian defenses solidifying and weather aiding defense. The Caucasian front remains defensive as Turkish incursions falter and the Black Sea coast defenses are prepared.
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Petrograd
London
Posen
Kalisz
Mackensen
Francoia
Bzure
Plock
Domitz
Lodz
Piotrkow
Ciechanow
Makow
Silesia
Olkusz
Wolbrom
Novo Radomsk
Kovne
Dvinsk
Grodno
Poland
Warsaw
Galicia
Radom
Luflin
Cracow
Przemysh
Mlawa
Suwatki
Wirbalien
Urumuan
Persia
Caspian Sea
Baku
Elizabethpol
Tiflis
Dr Sentell Attacks City Council at Charity Benefit
Dr W M Sentell pastor of Gordon Street Baptist denounced Sunday operation of moving picture and vaudeville houses as charity in disguise, calling it devilish and warning Atlanta toward a wide open town. He promoted a follow up on The Devil in the City Council and cited a locker club indictment issue as evidence of bias. He also claimed Christmas cake can seed drunkenness and noted a new oil lamp for piano wires to contend with damp climates.
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W. M. Sentel
Gordon Street Baptist Church
Atlanta
Sentell
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Erzerum
Crimea
Black Sea
Russia
Batum
Dr. Senteil
Cheney
Paris
Copenhagen
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