War Loan Subscriptions Hit 1.5 Billion Marks Across Dual Monarchy
Berlin reports Vienna states subscriptions to the war loan reached 1,509,000,000 marks with Austria contributing and Hungary also investing. The minister of finance extends the subscription period as signs of unity and capacity emerge amid eastern front developments. Weather notes report clear but frosty conditions in Cracow and Pianders with snow in the Vosges.
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Wolbrom
Pianders
Lorraine Plateau
Vosges
Ginger Pop Experiences Feature in Next Sunday's Post
A fragment notes Ginger Pop has experiences that are a scream in the upcoming Post edition. The remark "He'll never learn" hints at a criticized lesson or behavior tied to Pop's actions.
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Ginger Pop
Probe cases of 120000 aliens in London inquiry
London nov 26 7 30 pm Reginald McKenna secretary of state for home affairs told the house of commons that 120000 cases of suspicious aliens had been investigated by police six thousand houses ransacked and 542 persons interned He said interning all Germans and Austrians would be unjust and would not reflect the status of English in Austria and Germany
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London
Reginald McKenna
Home Affairs
House of Commons
McKkenna
Austria
Germany
United Kingdom
Warning to Tennessee Crew Near Smyrna Minefield
Nov 26 report states the launch from the American cruiser Tennessee was warned it faced a mine field as it tried to enter Smyrna harbor. Turkish war minister relayed the warning to Ambassador Morganthau, and Secretary Bryan announced he had received the note confirming the prior conversation.
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Tennessee
Smyrna
Morganthau
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Kitchener Reports World War Struggle At Lords
Lord Kitchener summarized British war operations in the House of Lords. He noted Turkish forces 30 miles east of the Suez Canal and Indian troops halting German advances near Calais. He highlighted Belgian courage, rising British recruiting, and stout French and Russian resistance amid heavy allied losses.
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House of Lords
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Calais
Antwerp
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England
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Poland
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Caucasus
Persian Gulf
Basra
Notes on Turkish reply to mine incident and officials’ view
Government officials report that shots were fired after a signal to keep the launch from approaching mines and not toward the launch. Detailing whether the Turkish War Ministry explained in response to Morgenthau’s representations remains uncertain, with garbled messages cited. Washington awaits clarification before replying. officials deem the explanation satisfactory and the matter nearly closed.
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Bryan
Morgenthau
Loraine Wounded in War Report From London
London dispatch reports Hubert Loraine the English actor and aviator among wounded from army headquarters dated November 23. Loraine, a second lieutenant in the British air corps, narrowly escaped death in a prior Irish Sea flight. Also wounded is Lieutenant the Hon. LB. A. FitzRoy of the First Life Guards, a member of Parliament.
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British Flying Corps
Loraine
Irish Sea
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First
Life Guards
Massacre Claim Triggered by Despatch from Constantinople
Telegraph dispatch reports 2000 Russian troops killed at Tabriz by Persians. Berlin Tageblatt cites Constantinople despatch. British press bureau questions authenticity, suggesting German-instigated spread.
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Amsterdam
Reuter’s
Berlin
United States Forces Land in Galveston from Vera Cruz
Five army transports bring Major General Frederick Funston and over 4000 U. S. expeditionary troops to Galveston as a misty rainy Thanksgiving arrives. The Antilla carries 380 American and Mexican refugees while ships Cristobal Kilpatrick McClellan Kansan and Sumner enter port amid cheering crowds. Refugees include Vera Cruz customs workers and a group of clergy led by Bishop Vincent Castellanes.
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United States
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McClellan
Kansan
Sumner
Servians Claim Victory Over Austrians in Northwestern Servia
Nish dispatch reports fighting on November 23 along Rogatchitza eastward with Austrian forces. Serbian gains included holding the Lazarevatz to Mionitza front and repulsing attacks southwest of Lazarevatz. Enemy retreat was disorderly. several prisoners were captured.
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Sweden Opposed to Wood Contraband War Policy
Swedish press reacts to Germany declaring wood contraband of war. Five Swedish steamers carrying wood were halted by German cruisers in the south Baltic and forced to return to Swedish ports. Opinion suggests Swedish cruisers may convoy wood carriers past German warships.
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Stockholm
London
Baltic
Man Hurt As Cars Crash In West Everett Collision
John McKay aged 60 of Wakefield sustained a broken right arm and a severe head wound requiring six stitches when an electric car carrying him from Maiden Square to Sullivan Square collided with another car at a curve in West Everett. He was taken to Commonwealth Hospital.
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Wakefield
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Sullivan Square
West Everett
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Commonwealth Hospital
Way for the Hodden Grey marching verse
A martial ballad stirs Scotland's Highland regimental spirit with lines praising unity and courage. It calls on Scots from across regions to march to meet the foe in defense of Britain, invoking ancestral pride and national resolve.
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London
Tweed
Scotland
Britain
Vandyck Passengers Arrive in New York
Aboard the Byron which reached New York from South American ports are 58 passengers and 61 crew from the Lamport and Holt liner Vandyck captured by the Karlsruhe off Brazil. More Vandyck travelers arrived on the Sao Paulo and others are expected.
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Byron
Lamport and Holt
Vandyck
Karlsruhe
Brazil
Sao Paulo
White Cross Station by American Consul
Amsterdam Holland November 26 4 27 p m The American consul at Sluis has set up a White Cross headquarters to aid refugees of all nations with relief and clothing distribution
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Holland
London
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