Allies Hope Teutonic Tide Reverses With Kitchener Arm
Reports from RY? LIN and London indicate no basis for separate peace rumors. Observations say Austro German forces push near Nish but have taken few towns. Serbians resist and Montenegrins slow von Mackensen. New British division under Monro moves toward Strumitsa as Kitchener arrives. Russian successes noted north and south. Germans pull troops west of Riga while Russians connect Gulf of Riga to the Lake region.
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London
Serbia
Nish
von Mackensen
Newa
Veles
Varder
Krivetsk
Babuna Page
Monro
Strumitsa
Earl Kitchener
Gallipoli
Riga
Huselin
Gulf of Riga
Lake Country
Storm Toll Rises From Kansas Tornado Reach
Great Bend Kansas November 11 The death toll from the tornado here stands at two with eight seriously injured and about seventy five others hurt. Property damage is put at around half a million dollars as many homes in Weir were destroyed. Other towns including Zuba and Holsington report widespread destruction and outages for a week.
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Great Rend
Kan
Kansas City
Kansas
Zuba
Best Rend
Holsington
Reland Chilled Gland Lacks Appreciation
Oldlin November 11 report notes recruiting in Otan priced on a shortage of volunteers. Committee plans new methods to boost enlistment as Belgian invasion impacts actions. Calls to honor Irish efforts rise while official support and funding face scrutiny and debate.
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Oldlin
Balgium
Lawitania
Leland
Dogo
Uberal
Emthusias
Britain 10 Re El igibles at Home by Stingy System
London reports indicate stricter emigration controls as passports may be required for British subjects of military age. Liverpool masses protest, urging orders under the defense of the realm act to restrict emigration amid wartime defense needs. John Redmond comments on Irish emigration fears and conscription anxieties influencing departures.
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Britain
London
United States
Liverpool
Manchester Guardian
Tis
England
Ireland
John Redmond
America
New Views of Man at President's Wedding
New photographs from December show the president beside Mrs Norman Galts at the Washington ceremony. Col. House remains wary of the photographer as the scene unfolds in the capital.
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Man
Mra
Norman Galts
Washington
Col. House
Double tragedy at McAlpin and rooming house fire
Henry Ruppert a Richmond real estate man and his wife were found dead by house detectives in a New York McAlpin hotel room with bullet wounds. In Chicago a fire at an Indiana Avenue rooming house left Mrs Anna Colf burned in bed and two others dead. investigators weigh suicide versus murder as motives.
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New York
Ienry C. Ruppert
Richmond
McAlpin Hotel
Chicago
Anna Colf
Indiana Avenue
Margaret Tislnaki
Peter Tillinski
Tilimaki
Hocking Ship Seizure Sparks U S British Exchange
Washington reports Britain informed the United States that the detention of the American steamer Hocking, seized by a British crew and taken to Halifax, aimed to determine if the vessel was enemy owned. The Hocking belongs to the American Transatlantic company of New York. Officials deny claims the company’s operations are German owned. The case proceeds in a British court.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Germany
Serious condition reported for Dr. Booke F. Wackington
In New York City a hospital report states Dr. Booke ar F. Wackington, principal of Tue hogee loerit, is confined to a local hospital with a dangerous breakdown. Physicians say his condition remains serious and potentially critical.
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New York
Booke
F. Wackington
Tuehogee Loerit
Governors name committee to discuss Wyoming Nebraska oil pipeline
Governor Kendrick appointed five Wyoming officials to meet with Nebraska leaders on a joint oil pipeline across the Platte from Casper Wyoming to Omaha Nebraska. A Nebraska panel led by Jett Bedford will join the talks with costs and travel to be borne by participants. The plan envisions a state owned line run for the benefit of both states' residents and a future convention to set terms.
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Kendrick
Wyoming
Smte
Nebraska
Morehead
Skorgard
Basin
W. G. Metz
Sheridan
Pat Sullivan
Cunper
Harry & Snyder
Lusk
George Hoyt
Cheyenne
Jett Bedford
Omalbs
John L. McCague
Georgy Johnson
John Wolk
FB. Brout
Alther State
Casper
Onaha
Platte River
Senate
Toute Con
Thin State
Cate
Weoning
Villa Executes Iwo in View of Americans
Aris reports Corrente chief of Agua Striota warns of renewed attack on Villa within weeks if order is not restored General Chanann receives reinforcements and moves to field operations Villa and Molina march with staff toward Nogales to probe reports of executions by alleged Callies agents near Nava and in view of spectators
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Dougulas
Aris
Oral
Corrente
Agua Striota
Gomera
al Les
Chanann
Ville
Molina
Nogales
Martorene
Callies
Nava
Hyrien
President Wilson Hears Appeals to Save Milletrom
From Washington Nov 11 reports say Mrs J Sergeant Cram and Ripe Abbott Flynn of New York urged Governor Spre to commute the sentence of Joseph H Milletrom, condemned to death for murder in Salt Lake City. The president appeared inclined to consider delaying execution while a new trial was discussed.
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Wilson
Mre
Cram
Fiurley Flynn
New York
Spre
Miah
Sontvane
Joseph Hmilletrom
Molt Lake
Unclear OCR line hints at political filings or election notes
Fragmentary text referencing election matters and former congressmen with oblique place and party identifiers. The damaged wording obscures specifics, leaving only scattered names and affiliations without clear events or dates.
KITCHENER 1 SCORED FOR LAX CAMPAIGN
A garbled report cites Kitchener arguments on lax campaign and Allied strategy. It references Arthur Lyona and Sir John Arenesh, with notes on Liege defense and allied actions, hinting at drastic measures and tension in diplomacy amid World War I context.
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Rowland
Kitchener
Arthur Lyona
Wertelare
Diaiater
John Areneh
Liege
Gerd
Trail of Robbery and Escape Linked to Yellowstone Bandit
Federal indictment charges Bretton Trafion with robbing a Yellowstone Park stage line on July 29, 1614, taking about $3,000 in cash and valuables. Trafion, paroled from Canon City in 1913, fled to Idaho. authorities fear further crimes as pursuit continues.
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Hileerd
Bretton
United States
Yellowstone National Park
Jane Highwayman
Viernes
Elaine
Hurty Beling
Park
Huteline
Highwayman
Tree
Idaho
Colorado
Canon City
Dave Riven
Maine
Odetiorg
Martinga
Marting Marthxn
Ancona Sinking Report Sparks War Talk Amid Unclear Facts
Officials say details of the Ancona submarine attack remain uncertain as confusion grows over casualties and the U S response. Dispatches note potential actions under a deteriorating wartime climate, with tensions rising between allied nations and Germany.
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Washington
Ota
Lanting Hae
Germany
Meyer
Amelepe
Federal aid pledged for Wyoming road projects
The Star Valley Independent reports Governor Kendrick and the forest service chief Airaves favor completing a new highway from the Smale River to Grand Canyon. They seek federal appropriations, with Congress consideration expected, to build the road and link to the Jackson Hole area and the national park.
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Star Valley
Clarenen Garnder
Gee
Erbor Kendrick
Smale
Bithway
Grand Canyon
Jackson Hole
Kemmerer
Kerdrick
Air
Airaves
Adyar
Javkeon
Keartrick
Congress
Atdet
Tate Biahewys
Pean
Bela
Perennal
Cruwl
Uleen Funds
Eendeot & Moaupuly
Securita
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Ike
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Wilistrom
Washington, D.C
Sfaniy
Lovievilii
A. O Stanien
Arcmawrel
Aleiemenus Fy Batala
Morrow
Republicae
Paris
Allles
Hirmania
Ferdinand
U.S
Rcfrains
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