Bulgaria Joins War Against Serbia in Perfidy Claim
The article accuses Bulgaria of betraying the Slav cause by attacking Serbia, alleging perfidy since the war’s start. It contends Russia and great powers tried to deter Ferdinand of Coburg, while Bulgarian aims for Bracedonia were pursued by underhand means with German involvement and fraternal hatred.
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Garia
Serbia
Russia
Ferdinand of Coburg
Bracedonia
Bulgaria
Bulgeria
War News From The Balkans Reports Italian Bulgaria Conflict
Reports from London Paris and Washington state Italy has declared war on Bulgaria over the Serbia dispute. Updates describe Austro Hungarian and Bulgarian advances in Serbia from Belgrade to Nish with notable river and railroad disruptions and Allied troop reinforcements heading toward Salonika. Serbian resistance is strong with prisoner reports and heavy Bulgarian losses amid ongoing battles along the Danube and Morava valleys.
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Bulgaria
Italy
Teme
Vie London
Stefani
Paris
Havas
Rome
Serbia
Washington
Count di Cellere
State Department
Iseriin
London
Save Front
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von Gallwitz
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Nish
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von Gullwitz
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Lauriana
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Marava
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Austrian War Office
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Kolubara
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Morava
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Stratzin
Bregaloitza
Kotchana
Serbian War Office
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Marshal von Mackengen
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Paroles Vanish from German Cruiser Crew
Three interned German officers on the cruiser Pring are reported missing after failing to return aboard. Rear Admiral Beatty notified the navy on October 19 and police in Norfolk and nearby cities have been asked to arrest Koch Kroenick and Eltel Frederick, last seen in Newport News.
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Eltel Frederick
Navy Department
Beatty
Norfolk Navy Yard
Koch
Kruger Kroenick
Norfolk
Newport News
Premier Asquith III Cabinet Split Amid Illness
London reports Premier Asquith fell ill with gastro intestinal catarrh forcing rest for several days. He attended war committee and cabinet earlier. resignation of Sir Edward Carson and tensions over Near East policy reveal cabinet divisions. Some call for dissolution and military leadership changes amid conscription debate.
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Asquith
Downing Street
Britain
Edward Garjson
Teason
Near East
Delcasse
France
George
Six Men Die As Trains Collide Near Chickasha
Oklahoma City October 19. Six persons were killed and about eight injured when a head on collision occurred between Chicago Rock Island Pacific No. 11 passenger train and freight No. 12, 12 miles south of Chickasha. Three trainmen and three men riding the passenger train died. Wreck blamed on passenger train failing to take a siding at Agawam. Trains at 60 miles per hour. Engine piled atop engine. cattle cars crushed. mail car hurled over embankment. bodies found scorched beneath wreckage.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cassion
Chicago, Rock and
Island Pacific
Chickasha
Agawam
French stop German offensive at Loos salient
Imperial war bulletin reports French forces halted a German attack after a heavy bombardment between the quarries and Hulluch. It notes a 7,000 yard long salient from the old front and a 3,200 yard depth at the chalk pit, with forty battalions involved including the guard division. Russian cavalry attacks near Podsherevitch and elsewhere disrupt German lines, while German troops from the Dvina Riga front retreat or are captured.
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Riza
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London
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Alovke
Isonzo Front Fire Attacks Tolmino and Gorizia Bridgeheads
Yesterday afternoon strong hostile shelling opened on the Tolmino bridgehead near Tonale and Plava, and against the Gorizia bridgehead and the plateau of Doberdo. The bombardment continued violently into the evening and some sectors throughout the night, as Italian infantry began local attacks at several points including Kro and Mrzhvrh.
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Isonzo
Tolmino
Tonale
Plava
Gorizian
Doberdo
Ttalian
Kro
Mrzhvrh
Hositiona
Italian forces suffer losses in renewed Carinthian Tyrol actions
Bridgehead attempts failed as air machine guns and flanking fire repelled assaults near Monte Sabotina west of Salcano and Petkeno, a contested position. Italian infantry took heavy losses while enemy artillery actions continued in Carinthian and Tyrol sectors.
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Salcano
Petkeno
Kewisa
Carinthian
Tyrol
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