Bulgars Make Flanking Move as Serbs Hold Babuna Pass
Central Macedonia news reports Bulgarians pressing a new offensive with flanking threats toward Serbians while French forces stabilize at Babuna Pass. Dispatches say Krushevo fallen, Tetovo uncertain, and Monastir at risk as Allied lines struggle to respond.
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London
Macedonia
Home
Serbia
Tetovo
Altho
Monastir
Rome
Union of
Greece
al Med
Gradeko
Cerne
Babuna Pase
Relief for Credit on U S Exchange Completed Plan
London reports completion of a plan to secure credit for the United States to stabilize the exchange rate. Officials decline to reveal details. The idea of issuing three month treasury bills is abandoned in favor of a farm loan backed by U S banks starting at 100 million dollars and rising to 200 million.
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London
United States
Bat
Authornion
Veul
Congress to Hear New National Defense Plan First
Washington November 16 The War College division of the General staff will make public its national defense program after President Wilson delivers his message and after Secretary Garrison reports on the administration’s expanded army plan. The cabinet discussed the plan today.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
National Defense
War College Division
General Army
Elulf
Wilson
Garrison
Ready to Blow Up Munition Ships
Pont Daeche a German army veteran claimed by detectives to plot attacks on ships carrying munitions to Europe was arrested in New Jersey with Walter Schole and Paul Daeeche. Pay confessed to police after arrest but denied tying his taunt to any steamship propeller. details remain under investigation.
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Marne
Champagne
New Jersey
New York City
Thratier
Europe
Walter L. Schole
Paul Daeeche
Theme
Pay
New York
Abolition of Comptroller of Currency Office Proposed
The Federal Reserve Board advisory council proposes abolishing the office of comptroller of currency which oversees all national banks. The nine member advisory council reportedly adopted the recommendation unanimously at their meeting. The board discussed the matter briefly but did not act.
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Washington, D. C
Office of Comptroller of Currency
Thnu
Federal Reserve Board
Fay and co defendants in German bomb conspiracy case
Demurrers were filed in federal court for Robert Pay and Walter Scholz. Robert Kiensle Max Brethung and Engel Bronkhorst pleaded guilty. Fay did not confess. A plea to cooperate could yield one to two years, but the government warned a twelve year sentence if Fay pleads guilty.
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Federal District Court
Robert Pay
Walter Scholz
Robert Kiensle
Max Brethung
Engel Bronkhorst
Fay
Knox
Fuy
America seeks Austria statement on sinking of Angona
Washington reports the United States will await Austria's statement on the sinking of the Angona before judging if American rights were violated. The State Department has received the Italian government's note denouncing the eluking of the Angona and has seen the published Austro Hungarian admiralty statement. Penfield in Vienna was asked to obtain full details of the sinking.
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Washington
Austria
Ancona
State Department
Metro
Elate Department
Aureasador Penfield
Vienna
Angona
Soldiers ineligible for enlistment in the empire
The Deby Express estimates 200,646 Jews are ineligible for enlistment due to nationality. About 16,000 of the remainder are serving with His Majesty's forces. London dispatch dated Nov 16 reports the hit of 11,000 Jews in the Bute empire and details the enlistment ineligibility figures.
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London
Bute
Deby Express
Hla Majesty's Forges
Fisher replies to Churchill in Lords over Dardanelles guidance
Admiral Fisher, former fleet se lord, gave a brief reply in the Lords to Churchill’s Commons remarks on the Dardanelles attack. He said he has served sixty one years and would leave his record to the country. Churchill urged he had not received clear guidance. Lord Fisher rose briefly and then left the chamber.
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London
Admiral Fisher
Fleet Sea Lord
The
Admiralty
House of Lords
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
Fisher
Lord Fisher
English Lord Warns U S Plans Disheartening
Lord Rosebery at the University of London expressed concern over United States armament programs and global military buildup. He predicted Europe’s disintegration and the likely abandonment of former treaty methods as old powers fade.
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London
United Mates
Lord Roseburry
University of London
United States
Europe
Two Species of Snow Reported in Chicago
Chicago was covered with two species of snow today, the first of the season, as residents noted the early snowfall. The unusual mix of flakes marked the opening of winter conditions in the city.
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Chicago
Villa General Move on Hermosillo Reported in War Dispatch
Washington reports a general Villa move on Hermosillo with about 000 to 6,000 troops and several gun positions. Carranza troops and U S transport movements followed, with amnesty granted to some Villa deserters and redeployments to Fort Crockett and Fort Tongla for camp.
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War Department
Naco
Arig
Obregon
Carranza
Puaston
Villas
Noro
Cananea
Villa
Hermonill
bin Meath
Arbatelote
Wilinbin
King Peter Petting In Trenches In Serbia War
The Serbian king Peter is reported to be in the trenches near Vale with guards and aides, issuing declarations as negotiations continue. The dispatch notes his warning that he may be killed, and that his fate could influence the outcome of the conflict.
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King Pater Petting
Prate
Salonte
Nev
Peter
Serbia
Vale
Leon
Grétee
Austria Asked Why Ancona Was Ent Down
Washington reports Antheiaer Venfield of Vienna demanded answers from the Austen Kergere government over the sinking of the liner Ancona last week. The inquiry centers on warnings given, survivor shells, and possible breaches of international law. American consuls will pursue further investigation based on these disputed points.
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Washington, Ty
Antheiaer
Apoono
Penfield
Wicitie Penfield
British War Chairden Accuse Officials of Failures at Front
London dates report Baron St Davids accusing British staff of incompetence in directing efforts at the front. He says many officers were absent from headquarters and blamed poor planning for supply and bridge-building problems in France. Margite Crewe countered that an investigation was ordered into the officers' conduct.
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St. Lacie
Joffre
France
Nuibers
St Davida
Crewe
St. David
Loon
Wyoming Weather Update Promises Windy Midweek Cold Snap
The forecast notes a chilly midweek with windy conditions on Wednesday and Thornday. Temperatures drop and skies may turn overcast as a cold front passes through Wyoming regions.
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Wyoming
Miners Entombed After Coal Mine Explosion
Thirty four miners are entombed at the Northwestern Improvement Company's Ravenadale mine after a coal explosion. Three of the injured are dead, twelve missing. Rescue teams move toward the third level as efforts continue to reach the trapped workers.
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Kalonika
Nov
Serbia
Gradlece
Cerha
Seattle
Was
Northwestern Improvement Company
Ravenadale
Gevettiyne
Ree
Hussip
Wartime Food Pact Notes Hidden in Military Dialogues
Fragmented OCR reveals a discussion on supply chains for the Central Powers and Allied responses. Mentions rail hubs, agricultural products, and potential strategic assets tied to European theater, with references to Pyke Lodge and Avila Minor amid a broader wartime context.
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Washington
Nev
Eles
Pyke
Revision of neutrality laws to be proposed again
A dispatch from Vancouver reports that a revised neutrality law will be sought to curb interference with international commerce and prosecute violations. A letter from El Paso recalls a family murder linked to villa factions, noting raids and a march without water as described by witnesses.
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EL Pas
Tay
Pere Tedey
Banplex
Babe
Lim
Suppers Served as Clients Hire Septees to Arte tale
Suppers and tales blur as a local shop hires septees to the arts. The report notes nine at a venue in Brittany and a debated sale. Local observers describe oddities in the arrangement and question its legality.
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