Italian liner Ancona sunk by Austrian submarine
The Italian liner Ancona was torpedoed by a submarine flying Austrian colors. She carried 422 passengers and 60 crew. 270 survivors, some wounded, landed at Rizerta. The ship sailed from New York on October 17 bound for Naples and had been due to sail back to New York. The sinking sparked U.S. concern over Austria and echoed fears after the Lusitania tragedy.
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Ancona
Rizerta
New York
Naples
Washington, D. C
United States
Austria
Zapata's Rebel Army Disintegrating in Southern Mexico
Cable advices report General Pablo Gonzalez marching through Morelos with a large force as Zapata's rebels falter and disintegrate, expected to meet little resistance.
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Washington, D. C
Atlas
Mexico
Curran Agency
Pab' Gensiles
Morelos
Three Dinish Executions Reported in Brus Tele
Three Delgians executed in Brus tele and one sentenced to twelve years for communicating to the willes information about German troop trains moving to and from the front.
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SPTES
Amsterdam
Brustele
Wllles
Troopers Fired On By Hidden Assailants Near La Feria
Private Madden of Company C and seven other soldiers were fired on twice from brush near La Feria ten miles from Brownsville Texas late Monday. Madden lost three fingers on his left hand. A search in the brush found no shooter as Fort Brown officials promise a personal investigation amid local excitement.
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Brownsville
Texas
Madden
Twenty
United States Infantry
la Feria
Fort Brown
Robert L. Bullard
China moves to monarchy in 1912 likely
Peking reports the Chinese government will keep the present form for the year but a monarchial system will be adopted. AP notes election returns show eighteen of twenty-two provinces backing the project and the monarchy restoration will be delayed despite clear support.
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Peking
Associated Press
Pacific and Eastern ship company to operate Pacific trade
Washington officials report the Pacific and Eastern Steamship Company, a 2 million dollar venture incorporated as Albany, will run freight and passenger service between China, the Philippines, and U S coasts under the American flag. A joint American-Chinese enterprise with Merlo and Whiven interests, the firm lists Mitchell of Mertens Bon as president and Philip Manehie of New York as managing director.
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Washington, D. C
Pacific and Eastern ‘Tership Company
Albany
China
Tech
Shenwbal
Canton
Mitchell, Jnr
Mertens’ Bons
Wmpany
Ae Washington
Southern Som
Philip Manhe
New York
Con Wirdva
Wrlary Nedfelt
Steaue
Sullinge
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Redfield
Charles Mlandy
Pacific and Eastern Company
Washington
Rhondda Miners Prepare to Strike Over Federation Tie
In Cardiff the Rhondda district, about 40 000, votes to tender a fortnight's notices on November 15 to halt work until all colliers join the South Wales Miners federation.
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Cardiff
Rhondda
South Wales Miners’ Federation
Wyoming Crop Estimates Reported by Bureau of Crop Estimates
Preliminary estimates show Wyoming wheat 2 944 000 bushels valued at 89 cents per bushel. Wyoming oats 9 207 000 bushels at 4 cents per bushel. Wyoming corn and other figures include mixed U.S. totals with November prices and last year comparisons.
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Wyoming
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Yoshihito Becomes Emperor of Nippon in Historic Ceremony
At Kyoto on November 10, Yoshihito, son of Matsuhito, ascended the throne in a grand ceremony attended by Japan and foreign dignitaries. The rite featured Shinto rites, imperial regalia, and the ceremonial display of the Sacred Mirror, marking Japan’s return to a more open profile with foreign observers present.
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Kioto
Japan
Yoshihito
Matsuhito
Nippon
Heaven
Earth
Yyoshihito
Jiremu
Prehivtari
Agra
Plein
Kuneham Mion
Farvie
Ititwrias Howerheld
Atrial
Stlehed
Tn Howe
Tele
Villista threat escalates near Agua Prieta border
Reports from border towns indicate Francisco Villa's forces march east from Sonora toward Agua Prieta after a failed assault on Villa Verde. U.S. border farmers and observers say about 7,000 Villa troops moved between Nogales area and Agua Prieta as Carranza defenders brace for a possible night attack.
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Hovculas
Ait
Francisco Ville Arimly
Saco
Villa Verde
Sonora
Agia Prieta
Eiene
Villas
Callos
Curran
Here
Agua Prieta
Naco
Villa
Colles
Aenea Prieta
Curcaronen
Corranga Offete
Villada
Nogalow
Sonerh
Todany
Pupeton
United State Army
Heer
San Antonio
Aiwok
Peril Intensifies As Balkan Fronts Slug It Out
Dispatches describe ongoing World War I battles across Serbia and the Balkans with Bulgarian advances north and south of Nish, Austro Hungarian pressures in the west, Greek involvement, and German ties. Serbian mountainous defenses strain under invasion as rail lines and supply routes become critical targets.
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London
Nish
Alwlortam
Fae
Alvin Tie
Aldore
Chek
Serbia
Recton
Lenowline
Veres
Greece
Unclear OCR fragment from historical article
The readable text is damaged and fragmented, with repeated phrases and foreign-looking strings. No coherent event, date, or named entities are extractable to form a factual summary.
Wall Weevil Travel North Texas Infested
The article reports rapid spread of wall weevil northward from Texas into Oklahoma and nearby areas. It cites meteorological conditions and agricultural impacts, noting infestations in Veron, Cache, and Mileeth regions with concerns about crop damage and control measures to prevent further spread.
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Oklahoma
Pete Pereb
Veron
Walbatier Couitr
Tors
Cache
Conmanehd Valley
Bureau of Poioniolegs
Yiguters
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Lisson Howe
Zapata
Torate
Yung Kwai
Pacific
Eastern Company
Iself
Sal
China Mail
San Francisco
Orient
von Bissing
Mias Cavell
Ven
Ium
Bruseele
Bissing
Dev Vistonere
Byrlee
L Ng Colum
Villa Adherettia
Venice
Aco Prieta
Epsland DL
Saaranza
Teutons
Bnet SR 1
Aden
Takien
Cory
Peter
Uae
Lowelenay
Lee
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