Balkan War Proffers Rejected by Turkish Government
Allied terms for an armistice were rejected by the Ottoman government as the Balkan war continued. Nazim Pasha was ordered to resume operations, while Balkan front lines and fleets engaged in renewed fighting near Monastir and Tehatalja. Reports cite Greek advances, Turkish naval bombardment, and heavy casualties on both sides.
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Tehatalja
Constantinople
Klamil Pasha
Adrianople
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Dalkan
Turkey
Florina
Monastir
Janina
Nazim Pasha
Bulgaria
Porte
Nazzim Pasha
Daily Mall
Scutari
Janine
Tehatallaines
Sofia
Turkish Cruiser Attacked by Bulgarian Torpedo Boats
A Turkish cruiser was targeted by Bulgarian torpedo boats in the Black Sea near Varna. One torpedo hit its mark and the ship later disengaged after being joined by another Turkish cruiser. The four attacking boats returned to Varna lightly damaged.
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Black Sea
Varna
Eée
Border Battle at Palomas War Report
One hundred Federal troops defend Palomas on the New Mexico border against 300 rebels. Rebels enter town with dynamite bombs, two engagements follow, Col. Corella wounded but urges a second stand. Federals lose seven killed and ten wounded. rebels fourteen killed or wounded. one federal escapes. Capture of Palomas valued as a strategic gain.
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Port Palomas
New Mexico
Col
Corella
Federala
U. S
Canada Aids British Navy Strengthening Plan
Ottawa announced at the second session of the twelfth Parliament that Canada will push a plan to strengthen the navy of the British empire. The policy disclosed at the session’s opening outlines Canadian support for imperial naval expansion and cooperation between Ottawa and London.
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Ottawa
Parliament of Canada
McManigal Claims Los Angeles Plot to Destroy Times Plant
Indianapolis reporter Ordle E. McManigal testifies he and James B. McNamara planned to destroy the Los Angeles Times plant with nitroglycerin to draw attention from the McNamara case. He recounts explosives tied to a Santa times and a warning of further blasts while detailing escape from detectives in Wisconsin woods.
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Olaf A. Teehmoe
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Robert §. Hockin
Mary C. Dye
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Westerners Hinted for Interior Post in Wilson Cabinet
A Washington dispatch notes Governor Ammons of Colorado and William R. King of Oregon as possible Interior nominees for President elect Woodrow Wilson. Theodore Bell and Rudolph Spreckels of California are also named. Wyoming's John B. Osborne is viewed as a likely contender.
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Washington
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Colorado
William R King
Oregon
Theodore Nell
Rudolph Spreckle
California
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Woodrow Wilson
Kas M. Ammone
Coldrade
William FR. King
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Sprekels
Wilson
Theodore Bell
Rudolph Spreckels
Clark
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Democrata
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Thousands dying from cholera at Turkish camp near Ban Stefa
The Associated Press report describes heart rending scenes as thousands allegedly fall to cholera in a Turkish camp at Ban Stéfa near Constantinople. Diplomatic observers question official figures while noting guards prevent escapes and trains pass nearby.
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Ban Stéfano
Associated Press
Clyde 8S
San Stephano
Should Bryan Be Premier in President Wilsons Cabinet
Hayden M White argues Bryan should remain a private Democrat rather than join Woodrow Wilson's administration. He warns a Bryan cabinet role would overshadow Wilson, polarize party factions, and hinder the anticipated push for Bryan's presidency. He urges Bryan to stay independent for party unity and future leadership.
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Mr. Bryan
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Woodrow Wilson
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Mr. Wilson
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Moas
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Hayden M, White
District Court Decision Shifts California to Wilson
Los Angeles November 21. District court of appeals issues ruling in election dispute. Court says tallies must be counted rather than certifications. Decision may discard a precinct reducing Roosevelt electors by 103 votes, except Wallace.
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Los Angeles
District Court
California
Wilson
Roosevelt
Wallace
Great Loss of Life and Property in Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica November 21 official estimates after the hurricane and tidal wave sweep western Jamaica rise to over 100 deaths on coastal towns. Many ships foundered and crews drowned. Interior house collapses killed many more. A coasting vessel was washed half a mile up the main street at Savanna Lamar.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Savanna Lamar
Pueblo Papers Celebrate Commission Government Anniversary
Pueblo reporters mark one year of commission government noting savings of 927,719.42 and new purchases including a fire engine and patrol bikes. City officials say civil service reforms and eight hour shifts improved efficiency as the community reflects on the administration since November 20, 1911.
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City Hall
Jackson Dog
Ua G
Bowen
Donnelly
Vine
Fire Department
Elect President By Direct Vote
Senator Works of California will introduce a constitutional amendment when Congress reconvenes to provide for direct popular election of the president and vice president. The measure aims to prevent a presidential election by the House or a vice presidential election by the Senate by moving to direct vote.
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California
Congress
House
Senate
Equal Suffragists Now Compelled to Restrain
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, opened the forty fourth convention in Independence Square Philadelphia. She said enthusiasm must be restrained and expressed confidence that women would be equal to men in every state.
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Independence Square
Lipton Accepts Challenge for International Yacht Race
Sir Thomas Lipton, noted maritime patron, yesterday accepted a challenge for an international yacht race to be staged at San Francisco in 1916. Kirk Thomas was entertained at luncheon Wednesday night where he gave a speech.
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Thomas Lipton
Koagtieh Merchage
Sportcanst
Sao Francisco
Kirk Thomas
Lunehvon
Wee
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