French Repulse Bulgar Attacks near Krivotak
Paris reports the Bulgarian assault on November 15 was repulsed by French forces along the Derna left bank west of Krivotak. Bulgarians withdrew to Archangel heights north of Gicevo after three days of fighting, leaving many casualties. French losses were slight as operations continued north of Rabroro.
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Paris
Tontentigauea
Derna
Krivotak
Archangel
Gicevo
Rabroro
Serbs Retire From Babuna Pass In Bulgarian Offensive
A Saloniki dispatch reports Serbs compelled to abandon Babuna pass as Bulgarian infantry press the Tetova district. French hold on the Oranya river south of Veles while British detachments move toward Monastir. If Bulgarians cut Monastir, Serbian lines of supply may be severed.
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Strumitsa
Sabuna Pass
Eieitaore
Tetova
Saienikt
Monastir
London
A& Dispatch
Reuter
Athens
Saloniki
Desperate battles toll Tetovo front amid Bulgarian push
Telegraphed dispatches report continued fighting between Serbians and Bulgarians in the Tetovo district with reinforcements arriving for both sides. Bulgarians press Babuna pass toward Perlepe, while French forces hold the Cerna river zone and Saloniki reports note desertions and a Serbian defense at Babune pass. Berlin says Austro German drive advances with over 2000 Serbians captured and losses including a machine gun and a cannon.
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Babuna Pass
Gajaniki
Athena
Tetovo
Babunca Pass
Perlepe
Babuna
Saloniki
Derna
Paris
Babune Pass
Kostovo
Kalkendelon
Cerna River
Greece
Havas
Babuno Pass
wWers
Monastir
Katchanik
Berlin
London
War Office
Austria Defends Ancona Tragedy by Austrian Foreign Office
Washington reports that Austria defends the sinking of the Italian steamer Ancona. The Vienna note says a warning shot preceded torpedoing, denies shelling lifeboats, and blames the Italian crew for fleeing. Secretary Lansing awaits Austrian replies to questions before any further action. A separate Italian inquiry suggests a German submarine sank Firenze, with Italian relations tense but no war declaration yet.
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Washington
Penfield
State Department
Foreign Office
Department
Vienna
Auege
Ancona
Berlin
Lansing
Inow
Baste
Austria--Hungary
Paris
Rome
Russians Baffle Teuton Efforts in Dvina Showdowns
London reports say Teutons failed to cross the Dvina below Dvinsk as Russians repulsed several crossings. West of Dvinsk German trenches were driven out while Austro Germans on the Styr left bank face Russian counterattacks. Russian warships bombarded Courland, hinting at continued operations around Riga.
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London
Teutons
Dvine
Dvinsk
Czartorysk
Styr
Courland
Ruxgky
Riga
Monte van Nichole
Adige Valley
Petrograd
Rigs
Dvina
Friedrichstadt
Jacobstadt
Kyenten
Germany
Zeppelin
Dvinok
Byinskeistrict
Pripet River
Stsr
Kzartoryesk
Galicia
Paris
Tonighis
French War Office
Loos Angres
Faye
Peronne
Champagne
Navarin Farm
Tahure
Argonne
Berlin
War Office
Petramma
Vienna
Sussian War Theater
Taeru
Booker Washington Buried at Tuskegee
Tuskegee Alabama November 37 Simpleity marked the funeral of Booker T Washington noted negro educator race leader and author at the institute he made famous. Fully 8060 people attended the service with 2500 in the chapel. The line of march formed before the administration building led by trustees including William G Whitcox and others. Notable educators and leaders from across the country attended, with Episcopal burial and telegrams of condolence read. The article also notes the death of Rev RC Holland in Columbia South Carolina at age 75 from typhoid pneumonia.
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Tuskegee Ala
Booker T Washington
Tuskeyes
William G Whitcox
New York
W .W Campbell
Charles W. Hare
Tuskegee
A. J Wilborn
William J .Schieffelin
Belton Gilreath
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Trumbull
Warren Logan
Tuskexee Institute
Victor H Tulane
Monc- Bomery
William H. Reldwin III
Washington
Charles Banks Mound Bayou Miss
Ha Uonal Negro Business League
J C Napier
Nashville
National Negro Business League
R H Boyd
National Reptial Publishing Bogra
Ira T_ Bryant
African Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Union
W H Hale
Agricultural and Industries State Normal School of Tennessee
Jamen B Dodiey
Agricutural and Mechanical College
Greensboro
Stephane H Newman
George William Cook
Howard University
Washington, DC
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Macos
Gentral OF Georgia Railway
Sanitary Market
Walton St
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Oppealte Equitable
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Third National Bank
Atlanta, Georgia
U. S
Frank Hawkins
John W. Grant
J. N. Goddard
Thomas C. Erwin
A M. Bergstrom
R. W. Byers
W. B. Summers
A. J. Hansell
Teuton
Dvina River
River Star
Booker Washington
R. C. Holland
Columbian
S. C
RC Holland
Foreign Missionary Board
United Lutheran Synod of the South
Salem
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