South Americans Seek Neutral Waters Pact and Trade Restoration
South American nations urge U S cooperation to bar belligerent warships from American waters and restore Pan American trade. Argentina Chile Peru and Uruguay push proposals. Brazil weighs action. Plans include neutral zones, a pan American conference, and coal restrictions to curb wartime disruption. Britain’s stance encouraging neutrals boosts diplomacy.
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Peru
Uruguay
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Atrend
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Colombia
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Thais Petun
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Great Britain
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England
Mig
Ansert
Hightana
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International
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Ted Tree
Miles Ag
Germans Press Polish Center as War Expands
General von Hindenburg leads a new invasion of Poland with German forces aiming to split the Allied line near Cracow and Warsaw. Russians rush troops to fortify Warsaw while attempting to trap Cracow and wedge between German and Austrian units. Victory would crown Hindenburg as the era’s most famed military figure.
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Awkie
Warsaw
Cracow
Czenstochowa
Vistula
Ara
Gracow
Ffort
Breslaus
Vor Hindenburg
East Prussia
Poland
Officer Shot at Thanksgiving Barbecue on Farm Near Battle Hill
A county policeman, Officer Peek, was struck by an unknown Black assailant at a Thanksgiving barbecue on WB Lamar’s farm near Battle Hill. He was wounded in the left side and rushed to Grady hospital. The incident followed gunfire by Black attendees, with authorities scouring the area for the shooter.
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WB Lamar
Battle Hill
F Peek
Peek
W C Stephens
Produce Way
Grady Hospital
Frome Grooks
Palmetto Go
Peck
I 'T Carter
Ingare
Ex Boss Croker Weds Cherokee Princess in Georgia
James Graden 19 of Ellenwood Ga dies from accidental gunshot wound during hunting near Conley. Lamar Stephens 16 of Atlanta and other hunters present. Graden died at Grady hospital after brief transport. Funeral set for Ellenwood with burial at Patterson chapel. survived by mother Mrs John S Graden, four siblings, two aunts and an uncle.
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Ellenwood
Grady Hospital
Lamar Stephens
Atlanta
Conley
Windsor Street
W A Johnston
Pulham Street
Weérs
R. EL
Jones
Appleton Calloway
Lamar
Graden
Johnston
George Folds Henry Parnell
A. D Rawls
LC L Jones
J.% Henry
Inn
John Graden
Corie
D Rawls
Pattersons Mortuary Chapel
Mra
John S. Graden
Zack
Roy
George Graden
J C Cates
OG 2
Williamson
Corine Graden
Joe Ester
Mra J M. White
James H Grades
No Ban on Football by British Government
London Premier Asquith stated in the house of commons that no legislation is needed to suppress football for now. He said negotiations with football magnates were progressing with satisfactory results expected, despite ongoing agitation over football interfering with recruiting in the British press.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Croker marries Cher oo kee princess in Palm Beach ceremony
Richard W Croker former Tammany leader wed Miss Bula Edmondson Cherokee princess and businesswoman in a St Agnes home ceremony attended by relatives and invited guests. The couple planned a honeymoon at Croker’s estate near Palm Beach and will reside at his Ireland home after a planned April move.
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Tammany
Bula Benton Edmondson
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Croker
Palm Beach
Fis
Nathan Straus
St Agnes
Straits Home
W W Hastings
Congress
Oklahoma
Frances Fite
Vassar
Muskoges
Okla
Misa Ethel Brown
Dayton
Ohio
Mise Willia Townsend
Memphis
Tenn
Henry A Brand
St. Agnes’ Church
Thomas F Smith
Tammany Hall
Figecament
Sequoyah
Ketaw Kaiuntuchy
Michael Smith Edmondson
Mussoum
Agai
Talahina
Sam Houston
Texas
Ireland
Bond Issue Plan to Help Schools Gains Ground
Atlanta city officials rally to ease crowded high schools by backing a 3.5 million bond plan. The plan targets school buildings and other upgrades while separate votes would safeguard funds for each department. Council member Mason advocates a bond election to win broad public support. The Council of Jewish Women endorses improved school housing. Mayor Woodward leans toward a 2.5 million to 5 million range, with approval likely.
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Constitution
Atlanta
General Council
Board of Education
Council
James R. Nutting
General Bond Committee
Nutting
Tesid Buildings
Aartsane Vessk Crinivtead
Armistead
Honda
Clauds Mason
Mason
Walter Taylor
Council of Jewish Women
Hetter Schoels
Elvic
Atlante
Cittzens
Frank Neely Chanlady
Otto Schwab
Harry Davie
David Lopes
Louis Gas
Taylor escapes trial as spy case ends in simple charge
London November 26 Horst von der Moltz alias Bridgman Taylor narrowly avoids a trial as a German spy. Prosecutors drop the major charge and instead pursue failing to register as an alien enemy. He is sentenced to six months hard labor, with no court martial.
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London
Horst von der Moltz
Bridgman Taylor
Carl Lod
Bow Street
von der Goltz
Great Bulwark Explodes Off Sheerness Kills Many
A British battleship Bulwark exploded off Sheerness killing most of its crew. About 700 aboard with only around 60 survivors. the blast created smoke and flame, tore the ship apart, and shook houses up to seven miles away. Eyewitness reports note the ship’s band was playing as disaster struck while rescuers searched wreckage.
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Sheerness
England
London
Bulwark
Thors
Essex
Great Britain
Jena
Dlauster
Southend
Eusel
Allied War Office Chief Reports Campaign Progress
London reports the War Office chief told the House of Commons the Allied campaign is progressing well. German losses in Poland are described as extremely heavy while Turkish forces are depicted as inactive near the Suez Canal. Kitchener says 30,000 recruits are being enlisted weekly and room remains for more men.
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House of Commons
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France
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Commons
London
Petrogrid
Poland
Lodz
Lowicz
Petrograd
Skierniewice
Piotrkow
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Warsaw
House of Lords
Carpathians
Galicia
Cracow
Profesor
Bernard Pares
East Prussia
Mazurian Lake
Caucass
Weather Prophecy Runs Washington Forecast Summary
Washington forecast for November 26 calls for rain Friday with colder air in the northwest. Saturday should be fair but colder. East coast states including Georgia, North and South Carolina expect rain in the west portion Friday, with rain and colder conditions Saturday. Florida remains unsettled with likely rain Friday and cooler temperatures. Northwest likely Saturday clear and colder, Alabama and Mississippi expecting rain Friday and colder north portions with Saturday clearing. Louisiana to Tennessee show rain Friday, colder Saturday with fair or much colder conditions, Virginia clouding Friday and unsettled Saturday then likely fair and colder. Kentucky rain Friday and Saturday fair with much colder weather. Virginia sees increasing clouds Friday and unsettled Saturday with likely fair and colder conditions.
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