World War Fronts See Little Change Across Regions
Reported actions show no pronounced gains for either side in Galicia and along the Romanian frontier. In northern France quiet fronts contrast with Austro-German efforts near Mirna and Rowen height. Petrograd notes advancing Romanian troops and Russian movements in the Sivi valley as Teutonic forces press near Lemberg.
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Galicia
France
Berlin
Cinoudecourt
Lesboeufe
Councelotte
Somme
Mirna
Present
Lnt
Rowen Height
Altschanze
Petrograd
Sivi
Leopold of Bavaria
Narayuvka
Lemberg
Violent fighting persists as Austro German push in Romania
London reports continued heavy combat as Austro German forces press toward the Romanian plain south of Kronstadt and Herannstadt. Rumanian defense yields slowly near Predeal while Romanians in the Bazin valley push back invaders and extend positions near Rothenthurm. South of Hermonstadt the Axis army captures additional 350 ponions as Romanian lines hold west of Rothenthurm and in the Prahova valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rumania
Kronstadt
Herroannstadt
Briduerest
Predeal
Berlin
Bazen
Table Nutzi
Siriu
Taturunia
Transylvania
Hermonnstic
Rothenthurm
Prahova
Two Civilians Killed by Hazardous Devices in Italy Incident
Rome report says three Anafians aircraft dropped bombs on Viste in Foggia province near the Adriatic. Two civilians were killed and four injured. no material damage recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
Anys
Hive
Komba
Viste
Foggia
Adriatic
Italian gains and 3498 prisoners in Julian front actions
Rome reports heavy fighting from Goriela to the Adriatic with Austrian positions captured. Italian forces claim 3498 prisoners including 116 officers, along with several enemy machine guns, anti aircraft guns, and large quantities of arms and ammunition. A pilot and mine layer crew were killed during a raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
London
Torteia
Adriatic Sea
Italium
Goriela
Curso
1/th
Veliki Kribach
Poeinka
Mount Failte
Point Aite
Oppachinsella- Castagnea Rond
Goriein Aml
Mubilog
Enstein
New Shipping Raid Reported by Berlin Cipher Wireless
Berlin reports a new shipping raid by naval craft near the Tutte sea route. Several steamers were stopped and seized, with two brought into a German port. The admiralty announces the raid as verified and ongoing in the Holland area, with operations occurring late Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Holland
Admiralty
British Cruisers Shell Raids During Return Flight
The official report states that on the night in question British cruisers shelled the raiders as they returned from east of Flanders. Allied torpedo boats were briefly engaged by four British cruisers while the group searched several steamers and detained two suspicious vessels for follow up. Our forces withdrew without decisive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gereman
Flanders
Thampn
Holland
Hughes Attacks Tariff Promise In New York Speech
Hudson New York November 4 Charlee Evans Hughes used a campaign speech to rail against the Democrats. He asserted they promised to cut the high cost of living four years ago but failed to do so and instead reduced labor and business opportunities while expanding government spending through a revenue tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuit
Mexico
Prohibition slate campaigns across Ohio and Indiana
Prohibition nominees I Frankenly and Tia Landrith urged workers to vote Prohibition, linking America’s efficiency to sobriety. Hanly accused Hughes and the major parties of avoiding the issue, stating the Prohibition plan aims to curb alcohol to boost competitiveness. The tour covered London, South Charleston, Xenia, Eaton, and moves toward Fort Wayne and Indiana events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
I. Frankenly
Prohibition
Tia Landrith
Adidate
State House
America
Charles E. Hughes
Hanly
Mr. Henly
Henly
Hughes
Ohio
London
South Charleston
Xenia
Eaton
Goitgr
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Will tests cooking for grandchildren to gain $10,000
New York nov 4 the will of Marie Zinsser leaves 11 000 to each of three granddaughters if she can cook a full meal before her twenty fifth birthday if not the share reverts to the residuary estate which goes to three sons the prospective beneficiaries include Miss Zineser Bryn Mawr college Miss Zineser Smith college and Miss Margaret Zineser who already passed the test Ellen Zinsser of Smith college is the sister who met the test
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ale
Marie Zimserr
Pratate
Hans Zinsser
Coluan- Maghiversity
Marie Zineser
Miss Ten Zineer
Bryn Mawr College
Mise
Peggy Zineser
Smith College
Margaret Zinewr
Ellen Zinsser
Smut College
French liner Doukkala Fends Submarine Attack Near Toulon
The French liner Doukkala reports repelling a submarine attack near Toulon after a 45 minute fight at about 6000 yards. The submarine reportedly fired seven shells before withdrawing.
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Toulon
Tandon
British claim second Baraton case in sea law row
Berlin reports via wireless that German admiralty details a second Baraton incident in which a British patrol arm flying American colors allegedly destroyed submarine U-41 then rammed a small rowboat with one survivor. Witnesses were reportedly prevented from informing their government. The act allegedly occurred September 24, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Presa
Vic~tims
Switzerland
Addison predicts Britain will be independent of American steel
London reports parliamentary secretary of munitions Dr Christopher Addison states Britain will be independent of American steel by next March. He outlines the ministry of munitions plan for the coming year needing 316000 additional men and 119000 more women workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Christopher Addison
London
de. Christopher Addison
Parrliamentary
Ministry of Munitions
Adsilison
Rise of Paper Cost Under Federal Review
Washington reporters note the Federal Trade Commission says newsprint costs fell in early year to under 1.05 per hundred pounds, lower than the past three years. Public hearings will be held for manufacturers and publishers before a final report is released, as many contracts near expiration and prices climbed to about 3.50 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commation
Iho
Ivade
Danusry
Vermont Dairy Men Threaten Milk Shipment Halt
Rutland on November 4 Vermont dairy leaders chiefly directors met at Hotel Herwick and decided not to ship milk to Boston until Boston price offers rise to 40 cents per can of 44 quarts on the platform in Massachusetts. They claim local milk brings $225 to $240 a hundred while Boston offers only $2.30. Mr. Pattee of Boston, secretary of the New England association, addressed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Bowton
Vermont
New England Dairymen's Association
Hare Yraterday
Herwick
Boston
Massachusette
Pattee
The
New England Association
Jailed Himself After Eluding Deputy Sheriff in Montpelier
Willis Foley of Moretown escaped custody while being moved from the Washington county jail in Montpelier to the house of correction. He allegedly sought a drink, asked to enter a drug store, and vanished, later arriving at the house of correction about four hours before Deputy Sheriff Fred Hendt. Foley claimed it was a joke, but the incident raised questions about the day’s events as officials searched for his fellow prisoner Adolph Malnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurlington
Willis Goley
Moretown
Adolph Matnati
Washington County
Montpelier
House of Correction
Te City
Ruthend
Fred Hendt
Foley
Benoit
Malnati
Thi
Tie
Studend
Malnat
Ome
Poley
Wing
Mr. Benoit
Vermont Red Cross elects officers and notes growth
Vermont Red Cross members elected new officers in Brattleboro with Henry C Helton as chairman and Harry Stoward as secretary. Membership rose from 200 to 1251 as branches expanded in Burlington Brattleboro Rutland Newport and St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
American Red Cppsy
Henry C. Helton
Mrattleboro
Rocfield Wrovter
Proctor
Harry Stoward
HT Matter
Vrank Hy Urwoke
St. Janinsture
George T. Chaileo
Tuthawl
Jullis T Ketey
Brattleboro
D. A. Katey
Montpelier
Curtis M. Emery
Newport
Charles
Forbes
St. Albans
Nelaem W. Fisk
Ile la Motte
Phulps
Farward
HS. Howard
National Guard
American Red Cross
Bretstleboro
Rutland
Orleans
Woodstock
Taft Roars At Rutland Rally In Biggest Republican Meet
Ex President Taft visited Rutland last night as 1500 supporters packed Shrine theater for a Republican rally. He attacked Democrats and Wilson, praised party leaders, and Governor candidate Moraesenham spoke on state policy and tax restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Ruland County
Taft
Shrine Theatre
Frank C. Partridge
Prector
Antorchestra
Wilson
Atty
Walter 5. Fenton
Jarett
Moraesenham
Trail to liquor theft ends with body found in lake
Brattleboro reports a police probe into contraband liquor disappearances as a body is found in a lake. Investigators, including Assistant Judge F. Pier and Sheriff K. Knapp, question witnesses along the lake shore about whiskey wine and rum inventories tied to a crime scene and possible foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
William J. Commis Littleton PLC
Barber
F. i. Pier
Littleton
Sitaty Court
William J. Cusumings
CL Knapp
Scouta
Methivhens
Lake Apt
Cummings Snl
300 Are Lost In Collision Connemara And Retriever
London reports a collision in the Irish Channel between the Connemara and the Retriever. Both ships sank with about 300 feared dead and only one survivor known. Lloyds despatch notes location off Carlingford Lough near Down and Trough. Crew counts and passenger totals cited vary by source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London & Northwestern Railway Co
Connemara
Greemore
Holyhead
Lloyds
Delfast
Carlingfirdhough
Trish
T ‘Ounties
Down
Touth
County Down
la Tlon & Northwestern
Comnemara
Sea steamer afire near Falmouth bay report
Lloyds despatch from Falmouth reports a British steamship ashore and on fire in Falmouth bay. The Wilson liner Spero has been sunk, according to a Hull despatch to Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyds
Falmouth
Penns
Falmouth Bay
Spero
Hull
War Vessel Deutschland Controversy Sparks Naval Debate
Reports say Deutschland may return to Germany via a war submarine United States forces have not officially confirmed this step. Some argue a warlike convoy loses protections of a peaceful merchantman and cannot claim immunities, provoking strong debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
USF
German U-boat to act as convoy for Deutschland
New London reports Captain Paul Koenig says U-37, sister to U-56, may escort the Deutschland on return to Germany after sinking five ships off New England. Koenig predicts a likely heading south within ten days and denies plans to pass through the Cape Cod canal. Eastern Forwarding Co. says Deutschland cargo discharged at 2 pm with limited access for crews and stevedores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Artmorol
New Engtland
Deutachland
Paul Koenig
Koenig
Cape Cod
Eastern Forwarding Co
Deutechland
Willebad
Negtn Stevedores
Private matter blocks release of Deutschland cargo manifest
Bridgeport CT, November. Tampes K Mefiorven, customs collector for Connecticut, acknowledged the Deutschland cargo manifest had been filed but refused to disclose any details, calling it a private matter and noting instruments prevent disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Blame Cast On Ex-Subway Worker Over Bomb Plot
A New York report says James A. Murna, a former subway guard, admitted proposing dynamite for an Interborough Rapid Transit plot and named Thomas J. Mollaire as a potential intermediary. Prosecutors allege he sought to gain strife by risking lives, while a publisher claimed he aimed for literary fame through a controversial memoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pie Poller
James A. Murna
Subway
Interborough Rapid Tron
Poeel
Thomas J. Mollaire
Net Gain of 65 in Barre Checklists
A Barree voting compilation notes a net gain of 65 in naturalization papers and oath takers as majority age is reached. Ward polling strengths are listed: Ward 1 387 Ward 2 603 Ward 4 40 Ward 4 Tf Ward 6 248. ward meeting details and polling places are provided with substitutions pending.
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Darre
Piccinet An Ag
Adie
Withers
Efell Authority
Sampis
Board of Civil Authority
Ag Fallawa
Choreh Street
Spaulding
Summer Street
Brook Street School
Woodchuck Knoll School
City Jeport
Pardons Granted for Bradley and Dawson in Windsor Prison Case
Gov. Charles W. Gates grants an unconditional pardon to John Bradley of Hinesburg, released from Windsor prison after a Sept 2113 conviction for statutory assault. Bradley had served about two years and was paroled. witnesses say his conviction was a frame. James Diwsen, also of Hinesburg, was convicted in Sag. M1 1014 for adultery and to serve two to four years. Dawson, charged with statutory assault and now serving time, faces further action in Chittenden County court while a case against him is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Charles W. Gates
John Bradley
Hinesburg
Windsor
Bradley
James Diwsen
Cnurtion Sa
Mitch
Dawson
Tlere
Chittenden County Court
Hin
Fire heavily damages Rutland wholesale firm stock
In Rutland on November a fire swept the coffee room on the second floor of E. D. Keyes & Co. wholesale grocers. Losses exceed 2000 dollars though insured. The three story building suffered little outer damage while a vast stock of cereals and miscellaneous groceries was drenched and smoked. Three firefighters were overcome by smoke and removed from the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
E. D. Keyes & Co
Milnes
Talk of the Town and Barre Granite notes
Harold Labell leaves for New Britain to take a new job in a machine shop after several months as a clerk at Smith and Cumings. George Ratehelder visits from Windsor en route to Plainfield with Thomas Egan as his escort. The second issue of Barre Granite, the Cranite Manufacturers’ Association monthly, is distributed with increased pages and broader coverage of the national ad campaign and member activities. A pedestrian accident near Rough Ferry village injures a woman, with bystanders and emergency responders rushing to aid. Mr Jertson and W. E. Lapll are mentioned in relation to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Labell
Smith & Cumings
New Britain, Conn
George Ratehelder
Windsor
City
Plainfield
Thomas U. Egan
Barre
Wilerribers
Fomx
Sue
Truy
Granite Pion
Chealers
Maine
California
Lonelane
Little Journal
Comnittves
Melstre & Labranc
Nani’ Ae
Voneereé
Granite City
Farry
Omler
Mr. Jertson
W. EK Lapll
Campaign End Nears as Candidates Conclude Tours
The end of the campaign approaches amid final speeches and rallies across states. Wilton, Hughes, and Manly wrap up travel with multiple addresses, while women volunteers intensify efforts, carting miles and addressing numerous meetings in 38 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Novi
Wilton
Laing Brochijl
J. Pronk Hanly
Prohibition
Peaches
Indianapolis
Indiana
Manly Han
Hughes
Roosevelt Denounces Wilson at Cooper Union Rally
Theodore Roosevelt assails Wilson policies at a Cooper Union evening gathering. He advocates American unity and endorses decisive action by the presidency and Congress, noting Washington and Lincoln as exemplars and criticizing "hyphenated" Americans. The former president briefly spoke afterward on East Houston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Cooper Union
Wilson
Supreme Court
Couragwous
Vaner
Washington
Lincoln
America
Col
Roncevelt
Bakers
Washinggton
Forves
Mexico
Gol
Roosevelt
Baker
Hines
George Washington
Wiente
East Houston
Retreet
Firemen organize benefit dance and concert in town
Best Tarte firemen plan a village event with a dance and a concert in Odd Fellows hall. An orchestra from the city will provide music while proceeds fund library and playground projects. Local committees report strong support and canvass returns exceed expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heniad
W. CT. U
East Barrelas
Odd Fellows Hall
Groin
Syjing Holler Clube
Willy
James the Amurney
Ule ix
Woasen
Pilagzriniads Im
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Vieste
Trieste
Doukkala
U. S. Steel
Pix Price
Barbafton
RED Cross
Brattleboro Lockup
Trish Channel
United States
Sje
Rage
Pripate
Third Ward
Gates
Talk OF
the Town
Kuitpold Sule
Momach
Datte
Nuies
Netrie
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