Russian Monarchy Plot Mentioned in War Reporting
A series of dispatches from Copenhagen Stockholm and Petrograd report factions seeking a monarchist restoration in Russia with claims of officials leaving the war and plans for a separate peace Grand Duke Nicholas is alleged to be backed by General Kal edines as possible regent if the movement succeeds Cossacks led by Nicholas reportedly support the effort and Rasputin associate Youssowpets is found at a hotel under an assumed name
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Petrograd
Vladimir Purishkevich
Duma
Nicholas
Prince Youssowpets
Rasputin
Paris
Russia
I'Information
Vienna
Kaledines
Grand Duke
War veteran declines liberty bonds in yellow house protest
The home of W. W. Adams, Civil War veteran, was painted yellow after he refused to buy liberty bonds. Adams complained that current sacrifices for soldiers are greater than those of the sixties.
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Elliott
W. W. Adams
Cvil
Adams
I W W Roundup in Kansas Oil Fields
In Kansas oil fields near Augusta, authorities led a roundup of more than fifty alleged I W W members. Fred Robertson, Kansas district attorney, announced the arrests by state and federal agents. A quantity of literature was seized as officers inspect registration status of detainees.
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Kansas
U. S
Associated Preen
Kansas City
Fred Robertson
Butler County
Augusta
Fire destroys hay barn at Kelley Mercantile Co
A morning fire at 12 30 destroyed the Kelley Mercantile Co hay barn between the Burling ton and Union Pacific tracks east of House street. The empty structure housed packing cases and an automobile which was also burned. Damage is about 3500 pounds. the east wall collapsed and the roof burned away. The cause remains unknown.
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Kelley Mercantile Company
Burlington
Union Pacific
House Street
D Annunzio Not Teuton Captive
Reports from Rome, relayed by Havas News, deny that Gabrielle D Annunzio is missing or captured by the enemy. Italian sources state he remains unaccounted for but not in enemy hands.
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D’annunzio
Teuton
Paris
Italy
Gabrielle ‘Annunzio
Havas
Rome
Man Crushed by Union Pacific Cars in Cheyenne Yard Tragedy
Stephen Farrio, 44, a milkman, died after being struck by a string of cinder cars in the west end of the Watson Pacific yards. He was returning from a delivery when the cars passed over him at four miles an hour, severing his left limb and injuring him severely. Survived by a wife and son Tony Farrio, funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives from New York.
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Stephen Farrio
Watson Pacific
Farrio
Cheyenne
St In
Jones
Union Pacific
St. John's Hospital
K. G. A. Fox
Heise
Tony Farrio
New York
Wilson Proclaims Barred Zone for German Aliens in U S
Washington officials outline a broad 100 yard restricted zone around docks as part of President Wilsons alien enemies proclamation. Army and navy intelligence lead roundups of Germans, with registration rules ready and plans to extend limits to plants within weeks.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Army
Navy
Washington
District of Columbia
Gregory
Department of Justice
Germany
Brussiloff Wounded in Moscow Shelling
Gen Alexis Brussiloff former commander in chief of the Russian army was wounded in the leg when a shell struck his house during the fighting in Moscow. He is reported in stable condition and receiving medical care.
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Brussiloff
London
Alexis Brussiloff
Moncow
Allies Press for Rapid Troop Moves Across Atlantic
London reports from the Anglo American war conference show progress in secret talks. Premier Lloyd George opened with a key statement urging maximum American troop deployment. Paris notes Clemenceau pledging harsh action against traitors and strict censorship to sustain the war effort.
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London
Col. BE. Mt House
Lord Reading
Lloyd George
Mom
Italy
United States
Atlantic
Miners Walk Out In Weld County Coal Mines
Ninety Evans mines workers in Weld county walk out demanding six dollars and forty cents per day. Last week two hundred joined the strike but were compelled to return to work by the fuel administration. The stoppage threatens to curtail coal deliveries to Denver.
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Greeley
Colo
Evans
Weld County
Denvey Tounselpal
Memenceau Returns as French Premier in Fresh Cabinet Move
The paper notes Georges Memenceau known as The Tiger has been called to form the new French cabinet. It describes his steady figure and public perception, suggesting his strength supports the government while leadership remains to be solidified.
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Paris
Clemenceau
France
Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
America
Britain
Italy
Wll
Georges Memenceau
Tiger
Prence
Draft Evader Wounded in Sheriff's Battle at Leupp
In Leupp Roosevelt County Sheriff A K Gregg was seriously wounded and Charles Glover charged with draft evasion was reportedly fatally wounded after a gunfight at Leupp. Deputy Milton Kornegay participated unscathed. Glover allegedly fired first with an automatic pistol prompting return fire.
Stolen Paymaster Funds At Cleveland Plant
A paymaster’s cash, totaling fifteen thousand dollars, was seized during a heist at the Cleveland plant tonight around 8 o clock. The incident involved the van and the company payroll, with authorities pursuing the culprits.
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Cleveland
Tom Corks
At & O'Clock
Clemenceau Is Granted Confidence by Deputies
PAIS Nov 20 report says deputies vote of confidence for Premier Clemenceau by a wide margin of 418 to 9. the measure follows a recent leadership show of support.
Teuton Army Opens Monster Piave Drive
Italy braces for the final phase of the Minve battle as German and Austro-Hungarian forces mass in the north. Italy reports Italian counterattacks at Monte Tomba and gains against enemy formations near the Piave and Asiago plateau.
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Teuton Army
Piave
Rome
Italy
Chauncey Destroyer Sunk in Collision with 21 Lives Lost
Washington reports the Chauncey, an old 1902 destroyer on patrol, sank in a collision early Monday. Navy says probable twenty one dead, with details to come as full reports arrive. Built in Philadelphia, the Coast defense vessel served coast duties for years.
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Washington, D. C
Chauncey
Navy Department
Department
Sima
Daniele Wade
Wee
Philadelphig
Serlin Riguers Shot Down in Berlin Demonstrations
Dispatches from Wireless Press and Exchange Telegraph report clashes between mob and police in Berlin on Sunday. Independent socialists attempted meetings despite government bans. protests spread to eastern Berlin before police dispersed them.
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Serlin Riguers
London
Ofrhows
Berlin
Wireless Press
Exchange Velograph Company
Aieteredigit Themesvmse
Exchange Telegraph Company
Jnd
Ninetitige
Amsterdam
Saul
War bond drive total tops forty nine million
The National War Savings Campaign official report announced a grand total of 49,209,411 dollars raised nationwide. This exceeds the initial 44,000,000 dollar goal by about 5,209,411 dollars as of the latest campaign update.
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New York
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National Tidende
Stockholm
Afton Tidingen
Landa
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Shumway
Todey
Associated Press
U. 8
U.S
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Paymaster
Monte Tomba
Haig
St. Quentin
Venice
Adige
Tralian
Austria
Consels Hemain
Harvey,Carroll
Renta
Piove
Adriatic Sea
Mogi Tomba
Halgine
Alidekhe Agaliet
Iver Scarpe
Nettle
Arras
Bag
Cambrai
Herlin
Destroyer
Sims
Merlin
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