Allied Hold Fast In Italy As Smuts Joins Lloyd George
Allied force movements dominate the report as Italy receives prompt aid and Smuts travels with Lloyd George. Crossing the Tagliamento near Pinzano yields prisoners and guns, while Cadorna may fall back to stronger positions and prepare a rearward offensive plan. British and French raids continue in Flanders and France with Turkish and Russian fronts seeing renewed gains.
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United States
Italy
Cadorna
General Smuts
Lloyd George
England
Tagliamento
Rome
Berlin
Pinzano
Udine
Tagliiamento
Isonzo
Trentino
Lake Garda
Brescia
Milan
Verona
Flanders
Houtholst Wood
Cominez-Ypres
France
Palestine
Black Sea
Beersheba
Gaza
Kaiser and Big Chiefs in Council Amsterdam
Advices from Berlin say a crown council was held today with Emperor William presiding. Attending were the Prussian ministers imperial secretaries of state and other prominent personages including Field Marshal von Hindenburg General von Ludendorff and the first quartermaster general.
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Kaiser
Amsterdam
Navy
William
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
von Ludendorff
German General Killed Near Udine in Suburbs
In the Udine suburbs on October 28 two Italian machine gunners fired on the car of the general commanding the third army corps of Brandenburg. The general was killed and his aide was seriously wounded and captured.
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Udine
Rome
Brandenburg
Germans Fine East Flanders For Labor Shortfall
A frontier correspondent reports German authorities in Belgium have levied a 10 000 000 francs fine on the province of East Flanders for failing to supply 40 000 laborers by November 1. The decision underscores wartime requisition pressure in occupied Belgium.
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London
Exchange
Amsterdam
Belgium
East Flanders
Endicott to Settle Strike at Fore River
Fore River shipyard workers and Endicott agree to resume work pending arbiter Endicott's decision. Navy Department and Bethlehem Steel join in urging immediate understanding and a fair wage scale be accepted in full by both sides to restart production.
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Endicott
Fore River
Navy Department
United Stuipping Board
Bethlehem Shing Corporation
Robert Fee
Ota
Public Safety Committee
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
T. J. Savage
Everett
Machinists’ Union
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Plas
Department
Boston Navy ‘Yard
Fore River Company
Gits
Boston Navy Yard
Public Safety’ Committee of Massachusetts
Massachusetts Institutions Plan Shared Food Stock
Officials in Massachusetts met with Food Administrator Endicott to prevent a winter shortage. They agreed institutions should buy only for immediate needs and aid others, with a committee to inventory on hand and prevent hoarding.
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Massachusetts
Endicott
State House
Carl Dreyfus
Boston
Massachusetts Training Schools
Shirley Apa Lancaster
Lyman
Westboro
France
Constipation Makes Baby Uncomfortable
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for babies and children. It claims easy relief from abdominal congestion and dishabituation, highlighting no narcotics and gentle action. The ad notes a fifty cent price and a free trial bottle via Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
Exemption of Alden Seen Temporary Amid Milk Crisis
A Hyde Park draft exemption for Charles L. Alden Jr is described as temporary for three months due to critical milk industry conditions. Secretary Sampson says discharge was denied on industrial grounds, but Endicott requests a three month suspension to assess need, with possible revocation if services remain essential.
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E. J Sariftos
Charles L. Alden, Jr
HY Park
Hebe E B.endiey
Alden
Cain
Khown
Hyde Park
Dorothy
Hyde
Alden Ws
Division’and District Board
Sampson
Henry B. Endicott
Endicott
Apd
Squantum Strike Persists Amid Open Shop Dispute
J A Howlett of the Building Trades Council of Greater Boston and Quincy disputes a recent report on the Squantum strike. He says steam shovelers and dredgemen along with other trades are still on strike until the Aberthaw Construction Company open shop dispute is settled to their satisfaction. Howlett heads to Buffalo to present the matter at the Building Trades convention and the AFL gathering.
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Endicott
Navy
Whtten
Quincy
Squantum
J. A. Howlett
Building Trades’ Council of
Greater Boston
Ile
Aberthaw Construction Company
Howlett
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Convention of Buiding ‘Trades
American Federation of Labor
Warns Against Strikes To Preserve Coal Production
Washington November 5 Fuel Administrator Garfield orders that no independent action by operators or miners be taken to settle disputes without submitting them to the fuel administration. The statement covers all districts and requires use of contract dispute machinery first, with no mine interruptions until final settlement.
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Washington
Garfield
Fuel ‘Administration
Benefit for I Co 101st Regiment in Natick Armory
City and town officials joined Maldoff Wellesley and Natick citizens in a Natick State Armory benefit dance for I Company 101st Regiment Christmas baskets. Over 1500 attended as Fifth Regiment Band orchestra and fife and drum corps provided music.
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Maldoff
Wellesley
Natick
I Company
101St Regiment of Infantry
Fifth Regiment
Major Ian Hay to Lecture at Symphony Hall Tonight
Major Ian Hay Beith appears at Symphony Hall this week in uniform with a military cross ribbon on his breast for bravery in action. He will discuss later war developments from the Allied point of view in a lecture titled Carrying On.
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Ian Hay
Beith
Agreement With Japan By Landsing In China Open Door Policy
Baron Gensuke Hayashi informed the Chinese foreign office that Viscount Kikdjiro Ishii and Secretary of State Lansing signed an agreement on November 2 recognizing Japan's special interests in China. The accord reaffirms the open door policy in China.
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PEKIN
Gensuke Hayashi
China
Chinese Foreign Office
Viscount Kikdjiro Ishii
United States
Lansing
Japan
Washington Notes on Ishii China Talks No Publication
Secretary Lansing refused to issue a statement tonight on Pekin reports that the Japanese minister told the Chinese foreign office of a signing involving Viscount Ishii and the secretary. The note covers the long China Japan Open Door debate and Kiao Chau leases, Manchuria, and East Mongolia as Japan seeks influence while pledging to respect China's independence. Formal talks on American Japanese war cooperation began September 6 in Washington.
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Washington
Lansing
Pekin
Viscount Ishiji
China
State Department
Chu
Japan
Manchuria
East Mongolia
Mongolia
Ishii
United States
Far East
New York
Ching
Viscount Ishii
Dorchester Music Teacher Marries Without Father’s Blessing
Miss Katherine Tivnan, a Dorchester music teacher, wed Dr. Joseph P. Tynan of South Boston in St. Peter’s Church rectory after her father Patrick Tivnan unsuccessfully sought a court order to oust her from the Linden Street home for being a “disturber of the peace.” Tivnan said he was not invited and would not have attended the ceremony.
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Katherine Tivnan
Dorchester
Linden Street
Joseph P. Tynan
South
Boston
Fatrick Tiynan
Dorchester Avenue
Tynan
Tivnan
St. Peter's Church
Tiynan
Gies Isatherine Tiypap
Yypan
Tionat
Oraily
Dorchester Couple Secures Marriage License in Quick Waiver
The couple, now married as Mrs. Tynan, applied for a marriage license on Saturday, waived the five day requirement, and obtained the document the same day. Friends say they are on a brief wedding tour after the ceremony.
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Tynan
Dorchester High School
Notre Dame Academy
Dorchester
Lodge Urges Support for Y M C A War Relief Drive
John J. Mott outlined the Y M C A burden to aid troops at home and in France and assist allied soldiers as Senator Henry Cabot Lodge opened a campaign to raise 35 million dollars. The rally in Symphony Hall drew over 4000 with Army Navy bands and enlistment songs. Lodge urged full support to the last dollar and last man.
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France
John J. Mott
Symphony Hall
Henry Cabot Lodge
Army
Navy
Lodge
Boy Killed By Auto In New Bedford
An 11 year old boy Leonard Fuller was struck and killed by a car driven by Arthur Aguar a garage machinist in New Bedford authorities detained Aguar for questioning local police said.
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New Bedford
Leonard Fuller
Arthur Aguar
Aguar
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