German Renewed Attacks Drag War Front to Coast
London reports say German forces renewed action along the line to the coast and near Dixmude, claiming 500 prisoners and advancing positions west of Langemarck. Paris and Berlin dispatches note continued fighting, with heavy casualties and strategic thrusts toward Dunkirk and Ypres.
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London
Lys
Divmude
Dixmude
Yiores
Dunkirk
Langemarck
Warsaw
Poiats
Petrograd
Prissian
ANH
Asquith
Hous of Commons
England
Crop sale nets 22000 bushels wheat to Kansas City firm
George Hughes of Charleston sells his 22000 bushels of wheat at 1 bushel to a Kansas City firm. The crop averaged 25 bushels per acre in Garden City, Kansas, on November 10.
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Garden City
Kan
George Hughes
Charleston
Kansas City
Western governors call for state control of public lands
At the Wisconsin conference Western governors Ammons Carey Eberhart and Spry denounce federal land withdrawals as hindering development. They urge states to manage conservation policies and oppose Washington driven resource control, asserting equality and liberty in land policy.
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Madison
Wis
Ammons
Colorado
Carey
Wyoming
Eberhart
Minnesota
Spry
Utah
Washington
Carry
William Spry
Governors
Weat
First Conservation Congress
Congress
German Submarine U9 Crew Hailed as Heroes in Germany
The crew of U9, famed for sinking three British cruisers on September 22, returns from the North Sea dash. Captain Lieutenant Otto Weddigen leads the crew celebrated by a thrilled German public as the Hawke incident sparked panic in Britain.
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North Sea
Great Britain
Otto Weddigen
Germany
Disease Hits Prize Dairy Herd in Chicago Quarantine
Spread of foot and mouth disease among 836 prize dairy cattle under quarantine in Chicago raised fears of wider infection. The herd, valued at 2.5 million dollars, saw 40 new cases found yesterday with 52 more cows from other herds under treatment at a veterinary hospital. In Pennsylvania, 600 cows in Westmoreland County and seven other dairy herds faced suspicion amid worsened conditions.
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Chicago
Chicago Union -Stock- Ss
E.hennett
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Pittshirg
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Two Plans For Suffrage Fight Discussed In South
At the Southern States Woman's Suffrage conference in Chattanooga Tennessee plans to push federal and state action were debated. One slate led by Mire Medill McCormick urged a national campaign while another led by Kate Gordon favored state rights and a federal approach through the national organization.
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Chattanooua
Tena
Poe
Mire
Medill McCormic
Chkcage
Fac-Ion
Kate Gordon
New Orleans
Frank Lowe
Britabel Packhurst
London
New York bout notes English lightweight victory
In New York, G. J. Lewis defeated Phil Bloom in a lightweight bout. The match proceeded with Lewis gaining the upper hand, delivering decisive blows for the win.
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New York
Kid Lewis
Phil Bloom
Shovkivm
Heh
Labor Party Debate Splits AFL Leaders In 1919
Philadelphia reports debate within the American Federation of Labor over forming a labor party. Some leaders push for a national political labor bloc while older officials oppose linking labor to any party. Discussions include industrial union methods and rival employer organizations. resolution drafts anticipate further convention action.
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Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
Huntin
Wartorn
James V. Morris
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Han
Ideratio
Brother Hand of
Potters
Morris Ter
Indorevenid
UY Laut
Crafta
Weather Forecast for Wyoming and Washington
Readable fragments indicate a weather notice with rain in the south and cooler conditions in the north. Snow or colder weather may be mentioned for late week, with winds and precipitation possible across regions.
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Washington
Wyoming
Poultry Not Included in Foot-and-Mouth Quarantine
Washington reports no extension of the federal foot-and-mouth quarantine to poultry despite fears of spread. officials say poultry shipments from infected farms may be restricted locally. chickens turkeys ducks geese are not included in the federal order though state embargoes may apply.
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Washington
Mohler
Burrau
Son Alive After Misidentified Body Returns Home
William Bollin of Divide learns his son Robert Bollin a telegraph operator, presumed dead in Springfield, Missouri, is alive in Fort Worth. A telegraphat Hilldale relays optimistic message. Cheyenne funeral plans halted. Confirmation arrives from Fort Worth that the Springfield death was a mix up. body held in Salina for verification.
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William Bollin
Divide
Springfield
Marke
Bollin
Ft. Worth
Tex
Robert Bollin
Kansas City
Fort Worth
South
St. Lowa
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Ali Bolkii
Moffatt
Miller
Hilladale
Bob
Ballin
Mimor
Gleason
Western Union Tlegraph Company
Hollin
William Collin
Robert Reike
Salina
Kan
Suffrage Amendment Carries In New Hampshire Vote
The article notes opponents concede the suffrage amendment carried with an official count around 3,000, in New Hampshire on November 1.
War Moves From Haifa to Cracow Fronts in Europe
Dispatches outline shifting fronts with German and Austrian advances near Cracow and Shabaie, Serbian sieges, Turkish army actions, and rising tensions as fighting spreads across multiple theaters. Reports mention a good advance near Arroine and continued German pressure on the eastern line.
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Germany
Arroine
Yury
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