German forged join on Danube seals Roumania split
Berlin says final blow to Roumania completed as von Falkenhayn advances on Bucharest and von Mackensen reaches Alexand ria. Russian front bombardment reported, air activity up, Macedonian fronts hindered by bad weather. Sofia repulses Italian attack near Tarnova. Paris notes Italian gains. Coal shortages threaten French wartime industry as 20 000 civilians to be repatriated from Germany before Christmas.
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Danube
Berlin War Office
Roumania
von Falkenhayn
Bucharest
von Mackensen
Mackensen
Alexandria
Scouta
Teuton
Transylvania
Lemberg
War Office
Petrograd
War Offices
Sofia
Tarnova
Monastir
Paris
France
Germany
Garvin Calls Policy Shift to Break Western Front
London editor J L Garvin writes in the Observer that the Anglo French cannot pierce the western front unless policy changes in southeastern Europe. He urges eliminating Turkey and Bulgaria and remodeling transport to strengthen Russia as the war’s core issue.
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J. L. Garvin
The
Observer
Western Front
Europe
Turkey
Bulgaria
Russia
Battery A Utah Light Field Receives Top National Guard Ranking
Nogales Ariz Battery A Utah Light Field artillery, the first arm of the national guard to respond for duty on the Mexican border last summer, is named the third most efficient national guard field battery in an efficiency examination completed in Washington.
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Nogales, Ariz
Uta Light Field Artillery
National Guard
Washington
Deficit in Campaign Fund Reported for Democratic Party
Wilbur W. Marsh, treasurer of the Democratic national committee, announced the official campaign contributions and disbursements filed in Albany under New York law. He said there remains a deficit of more than $500,000.
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New York
Wilbur W. Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Albany
New York State
Marsh
Two Million Armenians Aided Reported
New York officials say during the past thirteen months the American committee for Armenian and Syrian relief aided two million Armenians, Syrians, and Assyrians. A fund totaling $2,015,902 has been raised to date.
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New York
American Committee For
Da.e
Treasury Gold Reserves Grow to 1.803 Billion June 30
Washington reports a robust rise in gold holdings reaching 1,803,493,953 dollars as of June 30, up by 420,538,0438 dollars from the previous year. The surge reflects a strong inflow of precious metal into the treasury.
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Washington
Treasury
Indian man to be hanged January 19 for murder
Edward Mayberry a halfbreed Indian was sentenced by the federal district court in Spokane to death by hanging on January 19 after being convicted of killing a halfbreed Indian woman last week.
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Spokane
Edward Mayberry
Federal District Court
Venizelos Provisional Government Declares War on Germany
The Greek provisional government led by Venizelos followers has formally declared war on Germany and Bulgaria in Saloniki, marking a significant shift in World War I alignments and regional power.
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Venizelos
Germany
Bulgaria
Embargo on Outgoing Stock From St. Joseph Yards
An embargo on shipments of cattle hogs sheep and horses from the St. Joseph stock yards was imposed late Saturday after health authorities detected foot and mouth disease symptoms among animals.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Turkish government plot leads to court martial execution
London reports Senator Abdul Hamid Zeb Ravi was sentenced by a court martial and executed for conspiring against the Turkish government, according to a Constantinople telegram.
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London
Abdul Hamid Zebravi
Constantinople
How Mexico Is Torn by Revolutions
Pershing's column remains in northern Chihuahua with headquarters at Colonia Dublan. The map shows Villa bandits looting the Mexican Central train at Laguna station and executing 29 Carranza guards on October 8. Zapata followers reportedly massacred 100 civilians and soldiers in Morelos south of Mexico City. Felix Diaz's forces captured Tehuantepec and invested Salina Cruz and Coatzacoalcos. Legalistas have seized towns in Chiapas and Oaxaca. National Guard and regulars hold the border.
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Chihuahua
Colonia Dublan
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Mexican Central
Laguna Station
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Zapata
Morelos
Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Tehuantepec
Salina Cruz
Coatzacoalcos
Gulf of Mexico
Legalistas
Chiapas
Oaxaca
Ozone Bath Promises Pain Relief for Wounded Flesh
Report describes ozone treatment in which bandages are removed and the fatty covering exposed to oxidized oxygen. The process avoids frequent bandage changes and claims remarkable healing effects, powered by an electrical apparatus generating the ozone.
War as a Wonder-Worker in London Milk Plan Debate
The London Chronicle notes a proposed municipal milk supply for London, once opposed by moderates and many voters, now advanced by a cross party commission. It contrasts past horror with current approval from a broad political representation, depicting war as a driver of policy novelty.
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London
Bodallam
London Chronicle
Pietro completes bust of Mrs Vanderbilt in marble
Pietro finished a marble bust of Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilts portrait hailed by art critics as one of the finest marble portraits. The work features Mrs Vanderbilts noted beauty as a centerpiece of the sculpture.
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Marble
Pietro
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbit
America
Art Critica
Vietro Haw
Germany Ready to End World War as Chancellor Proposes Peace
Berlin reports Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg told the Reichstag Germany seeks peace to guarantee its existence and future. He defended a new manpower bill for civilian war work, cited enemy superiority, and urged mobilizing all resources writing that idle hands aid the foe. The address marked his sixtieth birthday with chrysanthemums on his desk.
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Berlin
Reichstag
von Bethmann
Hollweg
Germany
Villa Captures Chihuahua City as Villa orders Americans out
El Paso officials said they received information placing Villa in Chihuahua City and reports were sent to Washington. A government source claimed Villa ordered all American residents of Chihuahua City to evacuate by a special train, but this could not be verified.
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el Paso
Texas
Villa
Chihuahua City
Washington
Trevino
Higher Cost of Living in U S Food Prices Rise 3 Percent
Washington reports retail food prices in the United States rose 3 percent from September 15 to October 15, with a 16 percent yearly increase based on 725 dealers in 45 centers. Meats fell 1 to 6 percent while other items rose 1 to 11 percent, except tea coffee and rice.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
British Take Over Mines in South Wales
Under the defense of the realm act the Board of Trade says it will assume control of all coal mines in south Wales from December 1. A committee from the Board of Trade Home Office and Admiralty will meet Friday to discuss mine administration and wage questions.
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London
Board of Trade
South Wales
Home Office
Admiralty
Cudahy Packing Reports Large Year Profits
In the fiscal year ended October 28 the company posted gross profits of 132 million 960 thousand 966 dollars up from 116 million 162 thousand 155 the prior year Net profits stood at 3 million 11 thousand 415 dollars versus 723 thousand 642 in the previous twelve months.
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Chicago
Cudahy Packing Company
Clark counsels hens and rice to ease living costs
Washington says Speaker Clark urges the public to counter high living expenses by buying laying hens and consuming more corn products and rice rather than awaiting government remedies. The remark frames affordable self help as a practical plan amid rising prices.
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Clark
Washington
iIf
Speaker Clark
Andrew Carnegie Jr Turns Eight at New York Birthday
Andrew Carnegie was eight years old on November 25 and celebrated with family at home in New York. He hosted a few friends in the afternoon and shared a birthday dinner.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
United States Marines Take Command In Santo Domingo
The United States Navy proclaims military rule in Santo Domingo to restore order after the overthrow of President Jiminez. About eighteen hundred American marines will maintain order and supervise native officials as elections approach in January. American officers will disburse roughly 600 110 of accumulated export duties beginning December 2.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
United States Navy
Republic
Jiminez
Arias
Frederico Enriquez
United States
Toll of Hunting Season Across Fifteen States
The Chicago Tribune reports eighty six killed and forty one injured in hunting season ending November 30 across fifteen states. Compared with last year’s fifty nine dead and sixty six injured, and 111 dead in 1914.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Californian Killed in Street Fight in San Francisco
San Francisco police report Gaetano Turcrisio, a wealthy manufacturer, was killed during a street brawl on a main thoroughfare. Three assailants, alleged members of an Italian secret society, were said to be involved and have been arrested.
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San Francisco
Gaetano Turcrisio
Litin
Woman Dies After Fire She Caused In San Francisco
Mrs. Martin, 51, was killed when she poured gasoline on her clothing and set it afire in San Francisco. Family members say she had shown persistent illness and distress for some time before the tragedy.
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San Francisco
Martin« Ltter
Lnrorif
Oddie and Mrs Dasie MacKelgan Tie Knot at Carson
Former Nevada governor Aker L Oddie and Los Angeles resident Mrs Dasie MacKelgan wed in Carson on Thursday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Chief Justice F Hi Sorries of the Nevada Supreme Court.
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Reno, Nev
Asker L. Oddie
Nevada
Dasie MacKelgan
Los Angeles
Carson
F. Hi Sorries
State Supreme Cour
Engineer Falls Off Train Near Black Tom Island
John Shaffer, the engineer, is dead on the tracks near Black Tom Island in Philippsburg New Jersey. Fireman Allen Miller is missing as the Lehigh Valley train continues thirty miles beyond the scene.
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Philippsburg
N. J
Gineer
John Shaffer
Bescir
Black Tom Island
Lehigh Valley
Allen Miller
Ered Shaffer
Entente Allies Depart Malta Amid Warship Movements
Snippet shows entente allies leaving Malta aboard a warship with German and Turkish consuls names mentioned, families ported, and references to Syra. Details are fragmentary but indicate shifting naval movements and diplomatic figures in the Mediterranean.
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Athens
Malta
Syra
Spa
Doctor to Hague for international peace drive
Dr Jordan plans a trip to The Hague with Dr David Seer man chancellor of Leland Sisvd university to direct a program for international peace following a history announced here.
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Jordan
Hague
Denver
Colo
David Seerman
Leland Sisvd University
Iague
Histry
Wage Increase Implemented by Newport News Shipyard
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company announces a general wage increase of about 10 percent effective January 1. The adjustment affects workers across the shipyard and related operations in Newport News Virginia.
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Newport News
Newport News Shiphuidne & Drydock Company
Guardsman Chooses Death After Personal Crisis
In Joplin Missouri a guardsman from the Second Missouri Infantry, mess sergeant Bator Heymond, reportedly killed himself by drinking poison after reportedly mending a crisis and preferring death over service on the border.
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Joplin
Bator Heymond
Second Missouri Infantry
Train collision claims soldiers on North Coast rails
A freight train collision on the North Coast killed many soldiers among the troops being conveyed to Aomer. The incident involved the convoy of young soldiers and the wreck raised casualties and inquiries.
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Aomer
Turkeys in Cold Storage Restricted by Francisco’s Wives
Turkeys valued between 76000 and 1000000 pounds were sent to cold storage amid a dispute. Francisco’s wives reportedly organized the boycott and caused the shipment to be held.
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Turkey
Sult
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