Capital Moves as Troops Are Captured in Balkan Turmoil
News from London reports the Serbian government moved to Prisend near the Albanian frontier while diplomatic missions head to Petch Montenegro. Berlin cites eight thousand Serbians captured near Pristina with sixty five guns, and Greece faces internal political strains as Premier Skouloudis may resign.
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Associated Press
London
Pris End
Petch
Montenegro
Rome
Gorizia
Carso
Serbia
Berlin
Pristina
Salonika
Skouloudis
Great Britain
Kossova Plain
Teutons
Mitrovitza
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Romania to Join Germans in December Rumors Say
Adeverul reports former Premier Carp predicting Romania will come to Germany's side in December once communications allow. It cites an impending German ultimatum offering Romania forty eight hours to respond.
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Bucharest
Adeverul
Rumania
Germany
M. Carp
Romania
Army Aeroplanes Struck By High Winds From Waco To Austin
One of six army planes leaving Waco for Austin went missing at 2 pm due to strong east wind and haze. Two planes landed in Austin two at Lampasas and one at Kingsland near Marble Falls. search to locate the sixth plane. The missing aircraft later arrived safely in Austin. remaining planes to depart Samapasas and Kingsland later today.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Waco
Lampasas
Kingsland
Marble Falls
City to repair West Anderson paving after cadets bonfire
City engineers say West Anderson street damage from the A and M cadets bonfire after last Friday's victory will be fixed in a few days at an estimated cost of about 18 dollars. City Engineer A S Adams notes the city will cover the expense since the team won the game.
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Anderson Street
A. S. Adams
Rankin and Phyle Laugh At Multilingual Wife Comment
A brief cartoon caption from the Youngstown Telegram cites Rankin and Phyle joking about a wife who speaks six languages. The punchline: she can only talk one at a time, eliciting a lighthearted exchange.
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Rankin
Phyle
Youngstown Telegram
Bryan gears up for week long Wortham carnival
The Wortham Shows, led by Dr. A. Wortham, promise Bryan a record carnival next week to benefit the fire department. The acts are described as clean and up to date with new attractions, aiming to draw crowds from across the region for the city’s biggest celebration yet.
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Bryan
Wortham
A. Wortham
United States
Texas
San Antonio
Austin
C. A. Wortham
Fire Department
Great Sermon by Dr. William M. Anderson at First Presbyterian
Dr. William M. Anderson of Dallas delivered a superior sermon at First Presbyterian Church in Bryan last night. He preached on God's promises from Romans 8 28 to a full house, urging faith to trust in divine will through joys and sorrows alike.
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Bryan
William M. Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
Anderson
First Presbyterian Church of
Dallas
God
Colored man Pillows faces forgery charge at examining trial
John Pillows was eyed at an examining trial before Justice L D Mc Gee yesterday at 3 pm. He was admitted to bond of $400 by Judge McGee to await the grand jury action at the March term of the District Court.
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Charley Stanley
Bertha Rather
International and Great Northern Railroad
Millican
Stanley
Eagle
P. H. Arrington
John Pillows
Justice of the Pace
L. D
Texas Teachers to Convene in Corpus Christi
The thirty-seventh Texas Teachers Association convention meets November 25 to 27 in Corpus Christi with Governor Ferguson as principal speaker. Special trains from Dallas Tyler and San Antonio aim to draw 2000 to 3000 teachers. Sessions feature W F Ghty B B Cobb Roy Miller J L McBrien W A Davie J F Ball P W Horne H J Waters and campus banquets at Nueces Hotel and a reunion dinner for State Normal graduates.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas Teachers’ Association
T. D. Brooks
Hillsboro
Dallas
Tyler
San Antonio
James E. Ferguson
W. F.ghty
Iiction
B. B. Cobb
Waco Schools
Roy Miller
J. L. McBrien
Eau of Education
Washington, D
W. A. Davie
Texas Board of Health
J. F. Ball
Dallas i
Dallas Democrats oversubscribe funds for 1916 convention bid
Dallas and Texas Democrats announced the $100,000 fund to bring the 1916 National Democratic Convention to Dallas had oversubscribed by $30,000. The surplus will help form a $150,000 fund to build a coliseum for the convention. A special train will carry delegates to Washington in December for the committee meeting.
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Dallas
Texas
Washington
National Democratic Committee
Saloon Burglarized on North Main by Evening Thief
The Farmers saloon on North Main street owned by S C Woston was burglarized last night. The thief took 1 50 in change a box of cigars and some liquor. Entry was gained by prying two rear window bars. He tried to break the safe by removing the knob but gave up. Police are investigating with no arrests yet.
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Farmers Saloon
North Main Street
S. C. Woston
Blockade Tightens as Allies Press Greece War Zone
London reports no official word on Greece meeting allied assurances as commercial blockade persists. A Salonika dispatch hints at a war zone around Greece to cut supplies, while Berlin papers call the act a violence against a neutral nation.
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Cial
Greece
Berlin
Sea of Marmora
More
London Globe Resumes After Suppression Apology
The London Globe, halted November 6 for a false claim that Earl Kitchener resigned, returns to publication today with an apology for the regrettable misstatement and note on the suppression.
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Associated Press
London
The
London Globe
Earl Kitchener
British Steamships Hallamshire and Morgan Sunk
London reports the British steamships Hallamshire and Morgan sunk with crews saved.
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Associated Press
London
Hallamshire
Morgan?zer
Romania Urged to Remain Neutral Amid War Pressure
From Rome it is understood Germany and Austria Hungary are asking Romania to stay neutral and offering concessions if she enters the war on their side, according to reliable information.
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Associated Press
Rome
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Rumania
Government Cotton Ginning Report Details Early 1915 Totals
The fifth cotton ginning report shows 8,777,794 bales ginned prior to November 14, 1915, down from 11,668,240 last year. State tallies for Alabama to Mississippi are listed, with Sea Island and round bales included. Data compare 1912–1915 and note ten-year average.
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Sea Island
Former Texas Banker Eldridge Dies in Bolivia
Herbert Rucker Eldridge, vice president of the National City Bank, formerly of Houston and Gainesville, Texas, died in Potosi Bolivia of heart failure. He had gone to South America to establish bank branches.
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Associated Press
New York
Herbert Rucker Eldridge
National City Bank
Houston
Gainesville
Texas
Potosi
Bolivia
South America
Hughes' Name Off Primary Ballot
Lincoln Nebraska November 22 Supreme Court Associate Justice Hughes has had his name removed from the Nebraska Republican presidential primary ballot at his own request.
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Hughes
Lincoln, Neb
Supreme Court
Cotton ginning totals by state show 1915 rise in several regions
The census bureau reports cotton ginned by state from 1912 to 1915 with figures for North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas and all other states. The next census ginning report will be issued at 10 am Wednesday December 8 and cover cotton ginned up to November 30.
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North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennesee
Texas
Census Bureau
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