Greek leaders urge party abstention from vote in Athens
Dispatches from Athens report Venizelos supporters calling on the people to abstain. The Menelaos party faces possible policy gridlock if victorious again, and a ban on members serving with the colors voting is noted as a factor in delaying any policy shift.
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Russians Regain Ground Along Styr River After Fight
London November 21 Russians recaptured Czartorysk along the Styr after German forces took it, then retreated to high ground to shell them. The push included a Russian attack from Czartorysk station toward Kovet Barny and Kozimtechy, with heavy artillery play and renewed fighting on the Dnieper front amid broader Western Front actions.
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German War Office Reports Western Theater Actions
Berlin reports November 21 on Western theater operations including mine explosions near Sonnebeke Souchez and Combres and British and French positions. Claims French and British casualties misrepresented with 763 dead and missing. Eastern theater notes unchanged general situation with Volhynia shelling and Russian gas bombs.
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Officials Silent On Bielaski Visit In Atlanta
Washington reports say Bruce Bielaski head of the Justice Bureau of Investigation arrived in Atlanta to discuss the fraud case involving Gus Stahl serving time at Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for passport fraud. Local officials refused comment and Wardens and agents could not confirm Bielaski’s presence or purpose amid claims of Austrian consular propaganda.
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Robbery on North McDaniel Street Involving Two Negroes
J M McKenzie reported being robbed of 1126 dollars by two black men in the rear of 35 North McDaniel street while en route to a train. He could not describe the robbers due to darkness but said they frequented the midway and may have heard the spindlers’ remarks.
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Serbs Face Heavy Losses As last stand themes emerge
War office reports 4400 to 8800 Serbians captured, with Novi Pazar occupied and Pristina area contested. British reach Monastir while Serbian retreat continues into Montenegro. Austro Bulgarian forces press along the Drina and Ibar valleys amid heavy prisoner totals and gun captures.
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Advance in Serbia Hobbled by Snow and Supply Strains
Austrian German troops push into Serbia amid extreme winter conditions. Soldiers wade through snow up to their knees and drag heavy cannons in bitter cold. Serbians are found to have been ravaged for food in captured towns, complicating supply lines and communications for the invaders.
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Old Woman Killed by Automobile in Dediville
Mrs McIntosh widow of Civil War veteran J L Veintoch lived with daughter in Dediville Ala It is reported she stepped into the street and was struck by a passing auto She died at the scene or en route to care The incident prompted a police report and funeral arrangements
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Memorial Exercises at A. M. E. Conference in Macon
The Macon A. M. E. Conference held memorial rites for members who died during the year. A large glass window was admitted into the conference building as several officers were ordained. Dr Cary at Chicago read the ordination sermon and the dedication prayers. Richard D Stinson spoke on negro education, urging honest work and firm training for Negro youths, and stressing foundation of home life.
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