Holy War Against Enemies of Turks Proclaimed
German wireless reports the Sheik-ul-Islam has proclaimed a holy war of Islam against Turkey’s enemies. Martial law is in effect in Egypt, with India expected to remain loyal to Britain. Afghan forces, along with Afghan tribes, are cited as threatening the Indian frontier.
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London
Sheik-ul-Islam
Turkey
Egypt
India
Great Britain
Nizam of
Hyderabad
Afghanistan
Constantinople
Berlin
Ameer
England
Heram
Kushk
Russians Reclaim Jaroslau Fortress in Galicia
Telegram from Lemberg reports Russian forces retook Jaroslau seventeen miles NW of Przemysl and captured 6000 Austrian prisoners. Austrian attempts to counterattack failed and Austrians retreat along the San River. Wirballen remains the only obstacle to a broader Russian advance into Eastern Prussia.
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Jaroslau
Lemberg
Przemysl
San
Wirballen
Prussia
Villa Agrees to Quit and Retire If Needed
General Villa formally notified the national convention at Aguas Calientes that he is willing to resign his command and retire to private life if necessary to aid the elimination of General Carranza. The convention received Villa's message with applause, while a commission was sent to Puebla to inform Carranza of General Gutierrez's provisional presidency and no action was taken yet.
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Washington
Villa
Aguas Calientes
Ife
Carranza
Puebla
Gutierrez
Soldiers Camp Near Prairie Creek in Arkansas
United States troops on a Saturday pitched camp in the quiet village of Prairie Creek in the Marfferd Valley coal mining region. The encampment drew little notice, comparable to a parade at Fort Sheridan.
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Ark
United States
Prairie Creek
Marfferd Valley
Fort Sheridan
Butte boxing ban defeated by Montana voters
In Butte Montana the moot Legaized boxing issue ends with a referendum defeat of the Kiley boxing law. Backers of the Ministerial associations saw the measure fail by a few hundred votes, signaling the sport’s continued presence despite efforts to outlaw it.
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Butte
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Villa forces push back Carranza troops near Aguas Calientes
Villa reports ten thousand troops advanced from El Peso Texas and faced Carranza forces twenty miles south of Aguas Calientes before Carranza troops retired. The action marks a significant engagement as Villa troops push toward the region.
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Indians Declare Allegiance to British King
Ottawa reports Canadians from Nova Scotia to the Yukon listing by the thousand pledges of allegiance to the British king and offers of military service and financial contributions as a united front.
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Ottawa
Canada
Nova Scotia
Yukon
Yavapai County Race Sees Woman State Senator Victory
Frances Munds wins in Yavapai County defeating her Democratic opponent in the Tuesday election. The Ariens Gret woman senator appears set to lead the state senate, with Munds securing a notable victory for the Republican slate.
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Wrescott
Germans Launch Another Attempt to Split British Forces
Report from Amsterdam says German efforts to cross the Veer river failed as Belgian troops hold both riverbanks. German forces retreat eastward to Bruges with trains from Antwerp crowded with fugitives. A proclamation in Antwerp threatens arrests after 9 PM and guns at the railway station reflect insecurities. Berlin claims progress near Ypres while Allies report holding positions. Official dispatch notes the emperor orders one more push toward Calais before a major battle near Breslau.
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Local charity urged focus on home relief efforts
In Los Angeles Dr. Milbank Johnson, head of the municipal charities commission, said relief to Belgium prolongs the war and called for funds to aid victims to be raised at home rather than abroad.
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Belgium
Milbank Johnson
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Washington News: New Zealand Imposes Wool Embargo
Formal notification reached the state department Saturday announcing New Zealand's wool embargo with exceptions for the allied powers. The move restricts shipments to all but Allied nations.
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New Zealand
State Department
Mines Off Coast of Ireland Warn Ships
A Briniee admiralty bulletin issued Saturday warned all ships to keep clear of the coast of Ireland due to minefields off Tory inland.
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Briniee Admiralty
Ottawa censors export of war articles to hostile nations
The Canadian government imposes an embargo on exporting any articles that could aid nations at war with Great Britain, aiming to restrict supplies used in opposition.
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Ottawa
Great Britain
England Declares War on Turkey Amid Global Turmoil
London reports rapid war escalation as Great Britain and France declare war on Turkey. Russian admiralty asserts Turkish fleet driven from the Black Sea and bottled up at the Bosphorus while Russian forces seize frontier villages. Britain annexes Cyprus to secure administration and defense.
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Turkey
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Great Britain
France
Russia
Servia
Montenegro
Belgium
Japan
Persia
England
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Asia Minor
Fourteen States Dry After Tuesday Elections
Chicago reports fourteen states vote to prohibit sale of alcoholic beverages. The election results reflect a broad move toward prohibition with many counties and municipalities adopting local options in the wake of the ballots.
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Chicago
Six Die in Fire Ravaging New York Lodging House
A blaze swept a four story lodging house in New York, killing six men who were reportedly inside the building when the fire broke out. Fire crews battled the flames as residents fled and authorities began inquiries into the cause.
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New York
Oire
Pitty
Aviators Injured in Fall Near San Diego
In a fall of nearly aviation corps A. A. and Glenn Martin, noted aviators, were badly injured and rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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Ges
Roberts Resigns as Director of the Wint
Cohen accepts the resignation of George Roberts from the director post to take effect November 15. Roberts will move to a New York bank and a successor has not yet been chosen.
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George &. Roberts
The
Wint
Mr. Roberts
New York
German Fortress Captured by Japs in World War Conflict
Reports state the German fortress Teingtau in China was seized by Japan with heavy allied casualties. The 1000 strong garrison, amid various colonial theaters, resisted land and sea assaults from Japanese forces and British detachments, ending a drawn out siege in Asia.
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Europe
China
Teingtau
General Lobo in Ot George Fe Hig Euscetess
Fragmentary OCR notes list a person named General Lobo as a signia figure within a frayed order. The text references Ot George and unclear titles, with no clear event or date to establish a concrete report.
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George Fe
Euscetess
Largest US gold shipment arrives in New York
A record gold shipment valued at 25 million dollars arrived in New York from Denver and was delivered to the United States subtreasury.
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New York
United States
New Yeork
Denver
Fieeds in Ching Washington Official Dispatches
In Washington official dispatches reassure that no willing people were affected by K incident. The report notes apteading and that authorities continue to monitor the situation.
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Washington
Smoot Re elected in Utah's close direct vote race
Senator Reed Smoot narrowly wins reelection in Utah amid a tight contest with Democratic Progressive rival James H Moyle. Results show Smoot ahead by about 2500 votes with party gains uncertain for the state legislature and congressional seats including Howell and Mays races.
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Reed Smoot
James H Moyle
Smoot
Joseph Howell
Bean
Congress
William M. McCarty
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James H. Mayes
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Republicans Sweep as Brad Wins U S Senate Victory
Final statewide returns show Republicans sweeping federal and state races. James H. Brad won re election to the U S Senate with other GOP victors including Addison Smith and Robert M McCracken to Congress, Herman H. Taylor leads James W Tanner for lieutenant governor, and party majorities form in both houses. District court judges Mary Woods Ed Steele Carl Davis Ed Bryan James Owins Robert Duss Jane Fivea also elected.
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James H. Brad
Addison '. Smith
Robert M McCracken
Herman H. Taylor
James W. Tanner
Taylor
Firet
W. Wi. Woods
Edward C. Steele
Carl Davis
Ed. L. Bryan
James G. Owina
Robert N. Duss
Jena M. Fiyea
Chicago Mails Refuse Copies of The Nude Painting
The mails have been denied copies of The Nude the winning painting for $1,000 at the Poller Palmer prize in the American paintings exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Chicago
Poller Palmer
Art Institute Here
Return to Congress Highlighted for William McKinley
The writeup signals a probable return to Congress for William McKinley, titled as chairman of the Republican National Committee, indicating his expected political comeback and leadership role within the party.
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Congress of Wiliam & McKinley
Republican Nations Committee
Deever and Carlece Rally in Colorado Gubernatorial Race
Deever George A. Carlece 8 defects former Senator Thomas M Patteree D to Colorado governorship race per incomplete mid night returns.
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Deever
George A. Carlece
Thomas M Pattereee
Colorado
Wedeoaday
Complexion of Next Congress Reported in Election Returns
Washington reports complete returns from 436 districts show Democrats gain a Senate majority and clear House edge. House tally 229 Democrats 196 Republicans 7 Progressives 4 Socialists 1 Independent. Senate Democrats 38 Republicans 13 Progressives 0. Prohibition and temperance measures pass in California. Arizona votes dry.
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Washington
United States
House of Representatives
Wilson
Senate
Charles Curtis
United States Senate
Joseph L. Bristow
Kansas
Curtis
Lawrence Y. Sherman
United State Senate
Iilimoia
Rae C. Gullivan
California
Arizona
Potwees & Thomas
Work
Colorado
Boles Penrose
Oregon
North Dakota
Rhode
Tepu
Tom
Suffrage Leaders Rejoicing As Belated Returns Report
Chicago witnesses belated returns showing votes for women in some states. Early results indicate Nevada moved toward granting full rights while other states like North and South Dakota reportedly rejected suffrage. The spread of supportive outcomes lifts activist spirits despite uneven progress.
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Chicago
Nevada
North
South Dakota
Newlands Leads in Nevada Senate Race Amid Partial Results
In Nevada, Newlands leads with 7,797 votes as 240 of 1 precincts reported. The Democrat and Republican tallies reflect early returns, with unclear totals for other candidates.
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Careom
Nevada
Pratt
Republics
Newlands
Oregon Honors Wemner Marian To Be Elected Leader
A Portland woman Marian will be honored in Jackson County as member-elect. She was elected Tuesday and will be the first Democrat to hold the lower house leadership role in the state.
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Portland
Jackson County
Fragmentary OCR Note From 05 Pounds Seaaeh
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