Americans among 300 drowned in sinking of Italian liner
Cable from Rome says about twenty five Americans believed lost on the torpedoed liner Ancona. Reports list named passengers and survivors, with varying tallies of passengers and crew. Italian line officials put 482 passengers aboard and 160 crew.
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Carrhington
Ancona
State Department
Ambassador Page
Rome
Alexander Patattivo
New York
Mra
Frances Mascolo Lamura
Cecil L. Grell
Thrnout
Italy
Austria
London
Tila
Bigerta
Prince Caxcano Zunica
Sardinia
Sicily
Rizerta
Tunis
Hartfield, Solari & Co
President Wilson to Deliver Message to Congress
President Wilson will begin work next week on his message to Congress. He plans a cabinet meeting next Friday or the following Tuesday to discuss departmental outlines and the coming year's estimates, delivering the message in person as customary. He will also confer with the congressional budget committee.
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Washington
Navy
Wilson
Congress
Congressional Budget Committee
Bank Robbery Near Rock Island Sparks Tri City Hunt
Four men entered Matherville Farmers Bank early today breaking the safe with four explosions. They secured 1800 dollars and fled toward Rock Island as police from the tri-cities and nearby counties pursue the robbers.
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Rock Island
Farmers’ Bank
Matherville
Verge
Tri-Cities
Powell film from Champagne drive shown to French envoy
New York Nov 10 Alexander Powell war correspondent arrived from Havre by the La Fayette with 22 000 feet of film taken by the French government showing startling incidents of the relief drive in Champagne. Four camera operators were wounded near the battle lines. The film plans to premiere for the French ambassador in Washington before a national exhibition.
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New York
Alexander Powell
Hordeaux
la Fayette
Investigation of Wyoming School Conditions Commission Tour
A Wyoming school code commission begins personal visits to city and rural schools to gather facts for a report to the state legislature. The group, including Professor Monohan and Mrs Catherine Cook, heads from the bureau of education in Washington, and Governor Kendrick, will visit many districts, each covering own expenses, to prepare a comprehensive study.
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Wyoming
Monohan
Mre Kathering Cook
Bureau of Education
Washington, D.C
Duntway
State University
Kendrick
Seasions
Altho No
Conmlacion
Tornado Rips Great Bend Area With Devastation
Great Bend Kan Nov 10 Twelve are dead and over a hundred injured as a cyclone devastates this city at 7 o clock tonight. Property damage exceeds $500 000 with water plant laundry and Santa Fe depot destroyed. Santa Fe train No 5 narrowly escaped the path. Several thousand livestock reported killed and the city in darkness without water.救
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Santa Fe
Hotehineon
Ateleken
National Labor Men Repeal the Seamen's Law
The American Federation of Labor at its thirty fifth annual convention votes against opening coast wise shipping to foreign vessels and opposes repeal of the Seamen's Act. Support for American seamen staffing merchant ships and for a shipping board to oversee fleet fencing and vessel purchase.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Speehes
Meat Cards Plan Suggested in Berlin Amsterdam
Nov 10. The Vonsthe Zeitung says German authorities consider meat cards modeled on bread card system to prevent housewives from leaving meat in stores for the day when no meat is available.
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Berlin
Amsterdam
Vonst He Zeitung Veys
Fire devastates Bethlehem Steel No. 4 shop
The No. 4 machine shop at Bethlehem Steel in South Bethlehem Pa. suffered a major fire that was brought under control in the afternoon. Damage was estimated at 1 to 4 million dollars. the rebuilt building housed about 4 million dollars of machinery and nearly 1 million in guns for allies and the U S government. Officials blamed a shorted electric light wire circuit in the bortag mill.
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South Petulenem
Bethlehem Steel Company
United States
Farmers Urged to Fight for Preparedness Move
In Oakland California on November 1 farmers were urged to adopt the slogan In time of Peace Prepare for Move as a spirited protest against complacency. The message, linked to the National Husbandry, calls for intensified preparedness and action by farmers amid uncertain times.
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Oarland
Cal
Oliver Ison
Ballosa Conee
Villa Troops Ready to Return Home
Carranza garrison reportedly ordered to El Tigre and other mining camps as General Obregon investigates Villa troop movements. General Callejas seeks consular aid to arrange amnesty and safe repatriation to various parts of Mexico.
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VILLA
Douglas
Ariz
Carranza Garrisous
el Tigre
Nucoxara
Nora
Cireral Obregon
Nogales Tailay
Juan Cabral
Callellas
Naceo
México
Explosion Kills Worker Near Santa Fe Estate
In TL Nev Galonturg early today a bomb exploded injuring and killing Frederick A. Miller, an employee of the Johnson Refining company. Miller was on his way to work at about 7 o clock when a package he picked up detonated near the sidewalk, fatally wounding him and sending him to a hospital where he died.
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Galmgulag
Galonturg
Frederick A. Miller
Johnson Off Refinioe Company
Miller
Santa Fe
Howe
Street Car Collision Wrecks Passengers In Portland
In Oregon a street car crash near central Portland left several passengers fatally hurt and others injured. One motorman was trapped under wreckage as two cars collided and slid along Dewey Street for about a mile.
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Sevral
Labor federation to address July event in San Francisco
Nov. 19 in San Francisco one of the main features of the thirty-fifth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor includes an address by C. G. Amara a fraternal delegate from Great Britain before federal civil service employees. A proposed resolution seeks to align the federation against recognizing certain internal telegraphs and religious groups.
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San Francisco
Cal
American Federation of Labor
Cc. G. Amara
Great Miitem
Federal Civil Service
Federation
Fire destroys large barn and adjacent buildings at SR L. WL
A fire today caused £45,000 damage to a Cole Suv and a large barn at SR L. WL, with four valuable stock items reportedly lost. The blaze also damaged several nearby structures and grain stores, thought to be started by a pedalwheel incident.
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Grueley. Cole Suv
SR L
Bull
Western roads denied hearing by commission
Interstate Commerce Commission denies hearings on advance freight rate case for western railroads. It orders investigation of livestock meat and homestead products in relation to eastern railroad rates. States involved include Colorado South Dakota and Nebraska allies to Omaha. Original demand sought to raise tariffs by 1.5 million dollars yearly. Lumber rate hikes from Washington to North Dakota South Dakota and Nebraska were suspended until March 1.
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Washington, D. C
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Eastern Railroads
Goking Howe
Toads
Igo
Colorado
South Dakota
Hearby
Omaha
Washington
North Dakota
Sowhi Dakota
Nehraked
Penrose urges four battleships for defense
Former U S senator Robert Penrose urged Congress to build a strong naval force in a National Guard Association address. He called for dreadnoughts and a sizable regular army to ensure adequate national preparedness and a powerful navy rivaling England.
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Iowa
Congress
Supply and mule shipments to Europe during 1914 to 1915
Government records show 327 bores shipped to Europe from August 1914 to August 15. Over 58,000 mules were whipped in that period. The total horses and mules shipped to Canada and European countries reached 180,710.
Wyoming Weather: Forecast for Thursday and Friday
The report notes typical patterns for Thursday and Friday in Wyoming with expected conditions. It references general weather trends without specifying towns or exact figures.
Premier Asquith to seek two billion pound war loan
London reports Premier Asquith planned to secure a 2,006,000,000 pound credit from the Commons to finance war needs. Delays and new estimates followed as figures show costs rising since September and additional Allied expenditures.
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London
Asquith
Pres Nilor
Joana
Dominions
Wm Credit Toan Fe
Laet
Ieniary
Laeenport
Queen Eivenheth Operation Report From Thumania
Nov 1 power operation by Baafore or Landolt to remove colonact from ter tet efe as part of the thumania event. Queen Carmen Seline etnderwout sieriestal not clearly verified in text.
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Huou
Eivenheth
Thumania
Ter Tet Efe
Baafore
Landolt
Sinking of Ancona marks renewed submarine threat
News from London confirms renewed Austro German submarine activity in the Mediterranean. The Italian steamer Ancona was sunk and the British transport Meretan attacked, signaling heightened naval warfare as fleets attempt to counter submarine advances.
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London
Mediterranean
Ancona
Iilee
Nees
Voie
Ries
Tivnelek
Dviea
French Liner Sunk by German Subcrew Saved
A German submarine sank the French liner Poeach Hew Prawn Sunday morning. crew saved after abandoning ship near Cagtiers. The smaller vessel had been traveling between French and Wuncan port and was aiding war service.
Fragmented World War I Era Reflections and Derailed Discourse
An OCR muddle weaves fragmented phrases about the United States Japan relations and civilization, citing cities, leaders, and wartime contexts with tangled names. It references the Dome of Topas and Britain, France, and other nations, but readable facts are sparse and uncertain.
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Ie Lieyde
Bizerta
Prom Tleinos Bank
Kansas Town
Kan
Four Willion Loss Steel CO
Ladoivs Ptc
LEE Bon bMeouy
Delaviuw
Omreley
Penrose
Panview
Near East
van Welle
Japan
Krete Nor
Watt
United State
Pratow
Bardia
Wits
Miekey
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