Austria accuses Entente over wartime unity claim
Amsterdam dispatch reports Emperor Charles of Austria praising the Austro German alliance. He said central powers could defy world war weariness for 39 months due to unity, noting offers of separate peace from French and British statesmen and the Habsburgs’ reinforced bond amid the Venetian offensive.
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Amsterdam
Koelnische Volks Zeitung
Charles of Austria
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Hapsburg
Hohenzollern
British Statesmen Denied Making Austrian Peace Promise
London November 13 Reuters reports Reuter's Limited denies categorically that British statesmen have approached Austria with a promise of compensation in exchange for a separate peace.
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London
Reuter’s Limited
Austria
More Yankees on Front Line with American Army in France
The second American detachments have returned to billets after a successful relief. The third battalions occupy the first line after a starry night march. The unit that led the earlier trench raid is among those now in position. Artillery exchanges were heavy at first with both sides replying. patrol activity in No Man's Land continues with no clashes reported.
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France
Associated Press
No Man's Land
American Airmen Bomb German Positions
Article notes American airmen bombing German positions during training periods and states some airmen have served at training centers as the United States prepared to enter the war.
Americans in French Bombing Raids Gain Experience
American airmen serving in French aircraft have joined raids and observation missions, earning valuable experience for future operations. Several Americans participated in raids on German military targets while observing from French machines, with no American casualties reported and enemy fire noted. The allied command praises the Americans as bold as British fliers and technically skilled as French airmen, with most missions serving instructional purposes.
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Air Service
State Fuel Heads Given Widepower
State fuel administrators were granted full authority by the fuel administration to regulate local distribution and ensure equitable supply at fair prices. Where needed, specific legal authorization will be conferred to enforce regulations.
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Washington
Fuel Administration
State administrator given power to regulate local distribution
The administrator Garfield announces authority to issue regulations on local distribution. He may limit quantities per consumer, require disclosure of on hand supplies and needs, and act to prevent hoarding. If public opinion fails, he can ask the United States fuel administration for authority.
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Garfield
United States Fuel Administration
Suff Pickets Try It Again Before White House
Washington officials report 31 militants with banners were arrested near the White House as demonstrations resumed. Among them 27 of 31 were among 41 Saturday offenders found guilty, with 4 newcomers from New York. Women refused bonds and were held for trial.
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Washington
White House
New York
House of Detention
Painleve Cabinet Resigns After Confidence Vote
After a confidence vote on military and diplomatic policy, Premier Painleve faced a push to discuss scandals. He sought a November postponement until the inter all Allied conference ended, but the chamber refused 277 to 186. Ministers then resigned at the Elysee Palace.
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L'Action Francaise
Malvy
Painleve
Chamber
Richt
Elysee Palace
Miske Defeats Dillon in 10 Round Brooklyn Bout
Billy Miske of St. Paul defeated Jack Dillon of Indianapolis in a 10 round boxing match in Brooklyn. Miske weighed 176 pounds while Dillon weighed 167. Dillon retreated to defense in the later rounds.
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New York
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Dillon
Miske
Death notice Carrolls Roslindale Nov 18 Catherine Carroll
Catherine Carroll formerly of Brookline died in Roslindale. Funeral from 44 Johnswood Rd. on Thursday at 8 15 a m for High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
Scarce Apples and Potatoes in Yesterday's Market
Market notes report plentiful cauliflower spinach celery and lettuce while apples and potatoes were scarce. Cauliflower 75 to 85 cents per box of five to nine heads. spinach 50 cents a bushel. lettuce five cents a head. Apples range 1.25 to 1.50 for Baldwins and Ben Davies with McIntosh at 2.25 to 2.70. natives few and second grade 1 to 1.25. First grade potatoes scarce. few yesterdays on market.
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Baldwins
Ben Davis
McIntosh
Pacifist forced to resign as treasurer in Coatesville
Arthur Hooper, secretary treasurer of the Coatesville Trust Company and a member of a Chester county family, has been ousted from his post over pacifist remarks and abstaining from Liberty Bond sales. Directors demanded his resignation and Mayor Swing advised him to leave town to avoid possible violence. he is staying with a brother in Westchester tonight.
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Coatesville
Penn
Arthur Hooper
Chester County
Coatesville Trust Company
Swing
Westchester
STOP WORK ON CATHEDRAL STOP WORK ON CATHEDRAL
New York Nov. 13 All building on the Cathedral of St John the Divine will halt until peace comes to avoid diverting resources from the war effort The Episcopal diocese opened its 134th annual convention and endorsed a war entry resolution The church will raise 500000 for chaplains and soldier aid until Congress expands chaplains funding.
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New York
St. John the Divine
Episcopal Church
Dean Howard Chandler Robbins
Diocese of
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Church War Commission
Congress
Service flags raised at Knights of Columbus halls
Flags were raised at the Knights of Columbus halls in Lexington and Arlington to honor members. Lexington Council No. 94 has 10 members in the war and Arlington Council No. 108 lists 18 members serving.
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Knights of Columbus
Lexington
Arlington
Lexington Council
Arlington Council
Puts One Over On Attorney in Boston Dyeing Suit
Miss Miriam Katzeff sues London Cleaning and Dyeing Co of Boston for a $35 white wool dress dyed dark blue and turning purple. Attorney Henry Lawrin cross examines Myer Cohen as he explains dye market instability and refuses to re dye. Judge Brackett presides in Municipal Civil Court.
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Miriam Katzeff
London Cleaning & Dyeing Company of
Boston
Brackett
Henry Lawrin
Myer Cohen
Cohen
Lawrin
Judge Brackett weighing color dispute in verdict debate
After closing arguments Judge Brackett said he believes the plaintiff should win based on the evidence but he seeks authorities on whether a color ordered as dark blue that appears dark purple justifies a ruling for her.
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Brackett
Funeral for Daniel A Casey Held at St Peter's Church
The funeral service for Daniel A Casey formerly of the Boston schools house department was held yesterday morning at St Peter's Church Dorchester. Many department heads and a delegate from the Mayor's office attended.
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Daniel A Casey
Boston Schools House Department
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
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