Entente Forces Slow to Move in Balkans Action Near Nish
Reports from Saloniki indicate French and British troops are being landed in large numbers to bolster defenses. Serbian resistance persists on both fronts as Austro German and Bulgarian forces push forward, with Bulgarians claiming prisoners and guns captured and the Entente awaiting concentrated reserves for major operations. выпад
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Saloniki
France
England
London
Fitl
Vranja
Berlin
Gayvinje
Serbia
War Office
Sultan Tepe
Shabatz
Belgrade
Lucica
Bozevac
Balkan
Ripan
Vienna
Longon
Austrian War Office
Shabata
Ripanj
Grocka
Salonit
Cvla
Paris
Suf
Morava
Nish-Zajecar
Niah
Ushup
Satip
Prince Andress
Draughon's Business College Earns High Praise and Jobs
A dated testimonial touts Draughon's College as the top business school in the South, noting expert teachers and thorough courses. It lists graduates in solid positions with monthly pay from 40 to 70 dollars and mentions branches in Atlanta with day and night classes.
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Draughon’s
Droughon's
South
Qoless
Lois Manning
Cable
Flora McLean
Horton Bros
Tae Hagerton
Atlanta
Fairbanks
Rompkins
Hamer
Prater
Ieoe Dew
Etchison
Draughon
Ksk
Stono-Book
Atlante
Forsyth
Bulgarians Massing Against Rumani a and Balkans War News
Balkan front reports from Saloniki and Athens describe Bulgarian troop concentration at Dobruja and on the Greek frontier as Romania shifts toward the Entente. Turkey aids Bulgaria, Serbian refugees to be housed in Greece, and Montenegrin campaign plans circulate amid rail and telegraph disruptions. 20 21 October dispatches note German Austro Hungarian junctions on the Danube and Bulgarian advances into Macedonian towns.
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Ans
Rumania
Paris
Havas
Dobdruja
Uskub
Aegean Sea
Turkey
Bulgaria
London
Athens
Balkans
Exchange Telegraph Company
Dedengehatch
Zaimis
Serbia
Athene
Greece
Nish
Monastir
Saloniki
Monastic
Budapest
Bete
Danube
Sementria
Macedonia
Berlin
Sofia
Nish Aay
Monaster
Germans Thrust At Riga Defenses In War Update
Reported advances north east and northwest of Nitau by von Hindenburg group with Russian fighting along the Styr. Northern theater notes prisoners taken near Prina y and Huddeleicke, while British airmen are said shot down. In the south, Russians claim gains along the Mitau road. Italian invasion plans on Tyrolean front discussed with moves toward Riva and Brentonica castle. Italian fronts report heavy losses for Austro German forces. Austrian-Hungarian army claims destruction of a Russian armored train.
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Nitau
von Linningen
Styr
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Huddeleicke
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Itan
Prince Leopold
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Petrograd
War Office
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Roed
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Dvinsk
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Serbia
Fregasina
Riva
Brentonica
Doezo
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Berlin
London
the Tageblatt
Austr
Isenzo
Arfrelt
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Goberdo
Carinthian
Tyrol
Sayville
Caton
Armdrea
Dardanelles
Dentin
Brno Dimbe
Perations British.ofe
Mediterranean expedition logs limited action near Hill 69
During the week mining activity dominated reports as Turks detonated a mine at Hill 69, misfiring into their own lines and trenches. A separate mineshaft blast under our trenches buried five miners who later resurfaced after three days. Russia declares Bessarabia evacuation unnecessary despite favorable military developments in Odessa.
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Russia
Bessarabia
Odessa
London
Benefits Forgotten by Bulgarian Ruler Karl Ferdinand
Petrograd reports an imperial manifesto dated October 14 accusing King Ferdinand of treachery and German influence. It recalls Russia’s past aid to Bulgaria, condemns the Coburg prince for moving Bulgarian armies against Serbia, and laments the defeat and surrender to German interests, while urging Bulgarians to resist German perfidy.
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London
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Turkey
Russia
Coburg Printa
Husain
Thia
Coburg
Perdis Aand
Germany
Bucharest
Macedonia
Balkan
Agnda
Prince of Coburg
Hungry and penniless confesses robbery in station
A self confessed robber, Eugene Black, 20, of Clifton Forge, Virginia, admitted to several robberies after seeking food shelter and work at the stationhouse. Migton Forge authorities had been seeking Black late last night, and he stated he would rather return than wander without food or clothing.
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Olcombe
Eugene Black
Clifton Forge
Homse
Migton Forge
Ghier
Black
Wife Objects To Role Of Servant In House
In an alimony suit Mya Maude Hunt vs Paul Hunt, Mrs Hunt alleges she was forced to live with his father's seven child household and performed all cooking and housework. She says when she objected she was threatened into returning to servile duties. The couple married in July 1914 and the case will be heard by Judge Pendleton at the next superior court session.
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Mya
Maude Hunt
Paul Hunt
Pendleton
Famous Actress Warns Coffee Harms Complexion
Lillian Russell reportedly tells The Chicago Herald that coffee and tea injure the complexion and dull the mind. She cites overindulgence as a cause of depression and weak muscles, praising a drug-free morning beverage from Instant Postem.
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Lillian Russell
The
Chicago Herald
Unknown hand fires bullet into Cohen in inquest
Charleston jury in the coroner's inquest on Sidney J. Cohen, Evening Post reporter killed last Friday, finds death caused by a .38 caliber pistol fired by unknown party. Witnesses name various calibers and suspects tied to Major Hyde supporters. Brown and McDonald held for murder and conspiracy charges as inquest continues.
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Charleston
S. C
Sidney J. Cohen
Evening Post
City Democratic Executive Committee
King Pearlstine
James R. Cantwell
Henry J. Brown
Edward R. McDonald
Stevedere
Tristram T. Hyde
MacDonald
Frank Hogan
Brown
McDonald
McDoneld
McLiowain
Paris Factory Explosion Kills Fifty-Two Workers
In Paris on October 20 a catastrophic blast at a Rue de Tolbiac factory killed fifty two workers, many women, and injured over a hundred. President Poincare and Interior Minister Malvy toured the scene as destruction spread within yards of the plant. Autocars tripped a grenade during loading, triggering multiple blasts that wrecked the factory and surrounding buildings.
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Paris
Rue de Tolbiac
Poincare
Interior
Malvy
Sceme
Weather Recap and Patent Remedy Ad
A fragmented weather note recalls yesterday's conditions with temperatures around the mid seventies. An accompanying ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine claiming a cure for colds in one day and mentions a sign for El Wi Grove.
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Signatura EL Wi Grove
Tawdry origin and St Audrey fairs noted for gaudy wares
The term tawdry comes from gi Audrey. In medieval France and England fairs held on St Audrey's day featured gaudy and worthless jewelry that became a hallmark of the gatherings.
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France
England
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