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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1915

Page

9

Balkan Front Moves Near Pristina and Mitrovica

General von Gallwitz's army pushed north of Pristina to about thirteen miles from the city and took 12,000 prisoners. Serbian resistance persists east and southeast of Pristina as Bulgarian forces advance in the Ibar valley toward Mitrovica. In Pristina region, thousands of Serbians were captured and multiple machine guns and cannons taken as Bulgarians push to regain the valley.

London von Gallwitz Pristina Ibar Mitrovitza Balkan Theater the Times Vodena Greece Prilep Petrograd Poulkara Rima Gulf of Riga Pripet River Styr Rafalowkau-Czartorysk Galicia Stripa Beniavy Laka Ichkov Wesr Khmlelevia Boutchache Patlikovtze Yanovka Haltic Sea Windau Caucasus j—Kovel Styr River Vollynia Daily Telegraph

German aim to shield Monastir as Bulgarians retreat

Reports from Paris and London relay Allied and neutral sources on Balkan fronts. German plans favor occupying Monastir with Bulgarian forces to delay Serbian movements between Prilep and Monastir. Montenegrin defense repels a Nov 21 assault, while Bulgarian efforts near Uskup and Mitrovisza face heavy resistance and reinforcements.

Atart Monastir Salonik Prilep Paris Sanjak London Morning Post Athens Elaiato Mitrovisza Uskup Bauuna Pass Bobuna

Seaboard names officers and directors in merger meeting

Baltimore November 28—The first meeting of Seaboard Air Line Railway directors after consolidation with the Atlantic and Western line announced officers led by A Davies Warfield as chairman and W J Harahan as president. Charles R. Capps first vice president and C S Lake promoted to general manager. Two new vice presidents are W R Bonsal and W E Seddon. Directors include S Davies Warfield, W J Harahan, W H Bonsal, and others across Maryland New York Georgia North Carolina Virginia and South Carolina.

Baltimore Man Spe Sial Seaboard Air Line Railway Company Seaboard Air Line Railway Carogling, Atlantic and Western Railway Seaboard Seajboard A Davies Warfield W. J. Harahan Charles R. Capps W. B. Bonsal W. L. Seddon D. C. Porteous Robert L. Nutt H. W. Mackenzie C. 5. Lake W. D. Faucette J. W. Smal North South Carolina Ie LiToda Atlanta and Western Railway Warfield Bonsal Middle South Seddgn Sea~ Board Seddon CS. Lake S. Davies Warfield Gal Hmore H. Wipgin New York Robert 3. Maddox Atlanta Gazy. Foree

Seaboard Air Line names southern policy and officers

The article lists numerous southern men including Timore, Franklin Q. Brown, Sutten E, and others, noting that the Seaboard Air Line Railroad now operates as a strictly managed southern property. Stock exchanges will be handled later by the Continental Trust Company of Baltimore as agent.

Warfield South Seaboard Continental Trust Company Baltimore Seaboard Air Line Railroad

Desperate Effort by Italians Hurts Town, Kills Civilians

Report recounts heavy Italian bombardment causing major fire damage and civilian deaths. It notes 20 killed and 30 wounded, 46 buildings destroyed, with many more damaged as negotiations and battles unfold along the front lines near Monte San Michele and Gurigla bridgehead, while Austro-Hungarian forces claim successful defenses and counterattacks.

Doberde Monte San Michele San Martino Selz Graf Bee No Gurigla Arsiero Surcexnes Gonzo

War dispatches from fronts in France as November 23 reports

Cylindrical newswire summary recounts Allied and German operations along the Franco-Belgian front near Hoclincourt Aisne and Argonne sectors, including mine explosions and artillery exchanges. French aviators claim advantage with several German aircraft forced down, while Berlin reports aerial duels and a French biplane shot down. Russian fronts describe repulsed attacks and coastal actions at Windau with prisoner captures.

Furia Hoclincourt Aisne Argonne le Pretre Argon Hougute Malancourt Belgium Rheims Champagne Berlin London Aure

Groves Tonic Promoted For General Tonte Use

An old advertisement touts Grove’s Tonic as a tasteless general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to support strength and health, branding the product as appropriate for broad daily use.

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