French Force Seizes Brousnik in Serbia Campaign
Paris reports a French victory in Serbia with the capture of Brousnik west of Krivolak on the Krivolak rail route. Bulgarians countered at night without success as Serb forces reposition toward Prislep and Monastir, amid ongoing arrivals of French and British troops at Saloniki.
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Aviona
Albania
Paris
Serbia
Saloniki
Havas
Brousnik
Krivolak
Radevixta Brousnik
Bis Town i
Sdtonikl
Katchanik
Pris
Hokovitch
Matin
Monastir
Brod
Krusheve
Italians Tear Gorizia and Argonne Actions Reported
In the Argonne our batteries reportedly blew up a German ammunition depot near Fille Morte amid ongoing fighting with grenades in the Courtes Chaussee sector. We dislodged the enemy from a mined excavation we occupied. Belgian reports mention a violent bombardment near Stheewese with retaliatory fire north of Tixmuds and east of Jacques Capelle.
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Argonne
Fille Morte
Courtes- Chaussee
Stheewese
Tixmuds
Jacques Capelle
British Shell Bombards German Trenches Across Fronts
London reports General French states British artillery bombarded many sections of the German trenches over four days destroying wire entanglements and reaching parapets. Enemy gunners remained active north of Albert Loos Ploegsteert and east of Ypres, with a heavy bombardment aimed at a Mind crater held by British troops on the 22d.
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London
War Office
Enums
Albert
Loos
Ploegstreet
Ypres
Bombardment actions and a giant rose bloom reported
The dispatch describes mine warfare and bombardments on the Bethune Lea Bassee line with enfilading actions near Culnchy Carnoy and Givenchy, plus aerial bombing near Albert. It also covers Russian front activity near Borsemnende Mintzieny Vidzny and Olyka, German withdrawal from Mitau, and artillery duels on the western front. A Ontario rose grower showcases a six inch diameter bloom, grown with a fertilizer of rotted potato parings.
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Bethune-Lea Bassee Road
Culnchy
Carnoy
Givenchy
Acht le Grand
Albert
Bray
Petrograd
Borsemnende
Mintzieuny
Vidzny
Riga
Prinet River
Styr
Olyka
Rovno
Lutsk
Janowka
Bueznez
Caucasus
Mitru
Paria
Reg
Glas
Mitau
Berlin
Landonpane
Marshal von Hindenburg
Misse
Pulpe
Horsemuende
Dvinsk
Prince Leopold
Bavaria
von Lingingen
RS Hardie Baugh
Ontario
Cal
Duty of neutrals as seen by Carson
London, November 26 Sir E Howard Carson former attorney general spoke at the American Lunch club on The Duty of Neutrals warning that international law has been eroded by neutral impotence. He praised America as the greatest neutral and urged stronger armaments, lamenting breaches of law while praising US figures Brand Whitlock and Hugh Gibson for humane conduct. He urged closer US Britain ties for peace and humanity.
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London
E Howard Carson
Edward
Sir Edward
America
Bel Saxo
Europe
Belgium
Nurse Cavell
Brand Whitlock
Hugh Gibson
United States
Great Britain
Germans Suffer On East Front As Winter Approaches
Petrograd reports that Russian gains have forced German troops to retreat from comfortable trenches. Prisoners say German detachments struggle to dig in as ground freezes, reflecting low morale in the central battle sector ahead of winter.
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Petrograd
London
Germania
Tivoli Fire Off Thomas Point Rescues 62 Persons
A wireless dispatch reports the Chesapeake Bay steamer Tivoli burned to the water’s edge near Thomas Point about 50 miles down the bay. Twenty five passengers were rescued by steamers Florida and Richmond responding to calls for help. Captain Richard Howard and thirty seven crew members were saved.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Tivoli
Crisfeld
Thomas Point
Florida
Richmond
Richard Howard
Tivol
Kitchener in Rome After Balkan Trip
Field Marshal Earl Kitchener British secretary for war met Premier Salandra and Baron Sommo in Rome. He lunched at the British embassy with Italian ministers of war and colonies present and later conferred with General Porro. He then left for the Italian army headquarters to meet the king after visits to the Dardanelles, Athens, and Salonika.
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Rome
Paris
Earl Kitchener
Salandra
Baron Sommo
Farl Kitchener
General Porro
Staf
Lora Kitchener
Dardanelles
Athens
Saloni
Receiver Named For Smiths Papers
Newark N J November 21 part of the Fidelity Trust Company of Newark as trustee for senator James Smith was named as receiver for The Newark Daily Advertiser Publishing company publisher of The Newark Morning Eagle and The Newark Evening Star Smith owner of a majority of the stock also served as president of the Federal Trust Company of Newark. The liabilities were listed at 1 240 000 with assets reported to exceed that amount.
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Newark
N. J
Fidelity Trust Company of
Farmer
James Smith
Vics
Howell
Chancery Court
Fidelity Trust Company
Newark Daily Advertiser Publishing Company
Newark Morning Eagle
Newark Evening Star
Smith
Just Saturday
Federal Trust Company of Newark
Tidelity
Prust Company
Brom Quuinone Call for Full Time TAS Atior Anixe
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a prenatal or medical context with references to quinoine style compounds and a call for full time tas atior anixe. Details are unclear and no verifiable events, entities, or quotes are present.
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