Greek Allies Seek Guarantee as Balkan Fronts Shift
London dispatch reports Greece agreeing not to oppose allied troops entering Greek territory for provisioning while allies push for a formal guarantee. In the Balkans the Austro-German and Bulgarian forces advance on Kosovo and Mitrovica, with Serbian resistance at Katebanik fronts as 360,000 Seljuks are readied. Gallipoli sees renewed activity amid broader front movements. The cotton trade and iron ore exports are ordered by the War Council to proceed to all destinations.
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Halfuss
Kossovo
Mitrovitca
Pristina
Katebanik
Halkane
Gallipoli
Gorteia
Riva
Cantera
War Council
John J. Holland 96 Dies in Smoother Springfield Era
John J. Holland of Springfield, famed for securing land by careful practice and long years at work, died in Louchy Land Hy on November 24. The obituary notes his wealth from farming methods and his custom of celebrating mid birthday with a long horseback ride.
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Skingfield
John J. Holland
Holland
Suffragists Spend Large Sum in New York Campaign
Albany, N Y, Nov 24 The New York state campaign costs totaled 87 171 with 999 803 raised. The Republican state committee received 16 750 of which 7 010 came from Andrew Carnegie and Chauncey Depew. Others included John Rockefeller James B Ford M W Kellogg and John D Rockefeller Jr. with smaller donations listed.
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N.v
Torkistragiete
Fiypublons State Committee
Andrew Carnegie
Chauu“i Depeweneh
John Koetullen
James B. Ford
M. W
John D. Hookees
J. P. Morgan
Explosion Damages FWO Plant Injures Workers Near Al
A blast at the FWO Powder company plant near Al near 2 p.m. destroyed plant equipment and injured several workers. Company officials refused to meet with stockholders and would not confirm the number of injured workers.
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Villa officers clash with US troops near Nogales border
United States troops hurried to Nogales as Villa officers in Nogales allegedly intoxicated and uncontrollable insulted American soldiers. Clashes were anticipated as Obregon forces reportedly near Nogales driving Villa forces back and US troops barred border traffic amid fears of cross-border fighting.
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Ariz
United States
Carlos Randall
Villa
Sonora
Roderigue
Carranza
Obregon
Grace Marshall Rescued From 12-Year Isolation in Pa Home
Grace Marshall, a girl held in her home by her father for almost twelve years, was moved to a hospital in Braston Pa. Doctors warned a blood transfusion could be needed to save her life. Her stepmother, arrested on assault charges, accompanied Frank Marshall at the Easton jail.
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Grace Marshall
Frank Marshall
Easton
Marshall
Aero flight postponed after engine trouble halts last leg
The first aero squadron of the U S Army faced a postponement in the final leg of its overland journey from Fort Sill to San Antonio due to engine trouble. This marks the first serious mechanical difficulty encountered on the trip.
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Austin
Tex
United States Army
Fort Sill
San Antonio
Ruef Returns Home After Four Years Exile
Abraham Ruef returns to San Francisco from prison and exile to spend Thanksgiving with his ill mother. He served four years and a half of a 14 year term for attempted bribery in the graft trials of 1908 and 1909 and was paroled for good behavior.
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Fov
Abraham Ruef
Ruef
Noel
San Quentin
Mendocine County
Winona Bible Conference Formed With Bryan as President
Indianapolis Nov 24 The Winona association and Bible conference headquartered in Winona Ind filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. It replaces a failed previous group and lists a capital stock of 200000 dollars. William J Bryan serves as president with W P Carmichael of St Louis as vice president and H B O Kaceli of Chicago as chairman of the board of directors.
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Winona Association and Bible Conference
Winona
William J. Bryan
W. P. Carmichae
St. Louie
Gnd
HB. O. Kaceli
Chicago
Child Dies in Family Tragedy at Calvin Hamlet
In Huntington Pa on a November night a 10 year old boy, son of John Prog, farmer, allegedly killed his 4 year old brother while the father hauled logs and the mother was away on chores. The incident occurred at Calvin remote hamlet, during a family absence.
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Calvin
Howard
John Prog
Burrells Conn Captures Oro Kikcoitn Juvenile Title
Obie Heinen of Antinua Durke wins 165.76 bushels per acre in the juvenile contest run by the state board of agriculture in Columbus. The event, held November 24, awards the top grower in the year’s competition.
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Kewey Heinen
Antinua Durke
Toy
Odiett Faieed
Cork
State Board of Agriculture
Ik Wee Todey
German Cardinal Urged Toward Peace at Rome Conclave
Zurich reports a peace movement discussed by Prince von Buelow's ally, Cardinal von Hartmann archbishop of Cologne, and Dr. von Muhelberg, Prussian minister to the Vatican. The conference gains significance as the cardinal travels to Rome for the conclave of the college of cardinals.
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Switzerlich
Prince von Buelow
Cardinal von Hartmann
Cologne
von Muhelberg
Vatican
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College of Cardinals
Rocky Mountain Conference Title Duel Looms In 1918 Gridiron Finish
In Denver, the Rocky Mountain Conference schedules a two game finale as the 1918 season closes. The Colorado Agricultural College faces Denver University at Port Callies, with the Aggies widely favored to claim the championship after beating Colorado College on November 3. Interest also centers on the Tigers versus the State University of Mines contest in Denver, both teams described as good candidates.
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Port Callies
Aggies
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Colorado College
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Tigers
Father Gives Taree Babies Poison in Baker Oregon Tragedy
A rancher near Prairie City Oregon George I Huffman called his three young daughters ages four six and eight to a bed and gave each a capsule of quick action poison then took one himself As their mother returned to the room all were dying and soon expired authorities investigated the fatal family tragedy in Baker Oregon area.
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Baker
Ore
George I. Huffman
Prairie City
Thanksgiving plans in Washington for 1919 holiday
Washington observers report government departments to close for Thanksgiving. President to deliver a message to Congress the next morning and dine with Mrs. Sorman Gault and family. A 35 pound turkey prepared for the feast. Secretary Garrison and Secretary Daniels travel for the holiday.
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Washington
Sorman Gault
Hia Fianese
Garrison
Daniels
Ioldaboro
Acna
Reserve Banks Made Government Depositories and Fiscal Agents
Secretary McAdoo announced that the federal reserve banks will be the United States depositories and fiscal agents of the government after January 1. The decision places the Federal Reserve Banks in charge of government funds and related financial duties starting next year.
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Washington, D. C
McAdoo
Federal Reserve Banks
United States Depositories
Deportation Ordered for Belgian Baby in New York
A 14 month old Belgian girl named Jeanne, arrived via England, was ordered deported by immigration authorities in New York. Mrs. Percy Proctor, formerly Nadine von Kleefuns, offered to adopt but an appeal to Washington may seek to allow the child to stay.
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New York
Jeanne
England
Percy Proetor
Karonness Nadine von Kleefuns
Proctor
Washington
Joanne
Hare
Road Safety Urges Clear Track for Tomorrow Motorcycle Race
Event organizers insist the road be kept open for a motorcycle race starting near the Lytic theatre with riders including George Wales and Wayne Daniela. Officials warn spectators to stay off the streets as riders depart toward hover Colorado and return, ensuring safe passage and minimal disruption.
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George Wales
Wayne Daniela
Noah Bacher
Pred’ Hank
Harley-Davidwoul
Art Smith
Yin Wright
Emetior
Loveland
Exvelaior
Buith
Exvelator
Green
Haelaier
Hover
Colo
le Tere
Denver
Bor Viteup
Une Bansee Eeeplertion
Thanksgiving Red Cross Appeal Urges Donation Push
President Wilson appeals Americans to aid the American Red Cross war relief. He notes the fund has supported 400 nurses and surgeons and shipped over 4,000,000 pounds of supplies, with about $50,000 remaining. Contributions may be sent to local Red Cross treasurers or national headquarters.
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Europe
Wilver
Alaip
Treasuer
Red Cross
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Washington
Women Defend Victim as Crowd Appears Ready to Violently Act
In Chicago on November 24 Clara Bloson and Molly Reddy held off an angry mob with drawn revolvers after Charles Warner, 42, was accused of attacking two women. The mob threatened violence but the two women protected the accused until authorities intervened.
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Chicago
Clara BL Oson
Molly Reddy
Charles Warner
Jimmy Britt Joins Australian Regiment Bound for Dardanelles
Former lightweight champion Jimmy Britt reportedly joined an Australian regiment weeks ago and is en route to the Dardanelles after a vaudeville tour to Australia, according to letters from Britt's friends received today.
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New York
Jimmy Britt
Dardanelles
Lattern
Britt
Australia
Austican Musesions Reach Bulgarta
A Bucharest dispatch reports that war munitions and medical supplies from Hungary have landed in Bulgaria. The consignment is said to be headed toward Gallipoli, with artillery pieces and other materiel included.
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Bucharest
Tinew
Hungary
Bulgaria
Gallipoli
Kerr McDonald Wounded in London Fighting Sunday
Sir Sehom berg Kerr McDonald son of theart of Antrim was severely wounded in the head while he traveled fighting Sunday. His condition is considered grave as reports from London dated November 4 describe the incident.
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Antiim
London
Sehomberg Kerr McDonald
Theart
Antrim
Wis
Captain Boyd tied to European relief ship fraud case
In New York and Washington hearings, Captain Boyd German naval attache is linked to a conspiracy to defraud the U S government by dispatching relief ships to German cruisers. Investigations also touch Captain Hoy-Edhed and Austrian General Von Nuber as prosecutors pursue broad connections.
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K. DoveHd
Washington
Karl Muene
Adolph Hookmeister
Joseph Poppinghaus
George Kotter
Atlantic
Pacific
Newling
Hoy-Ed
Washington, DD. C
Harburg-American Moe
Boyd
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von Papen
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Toy-Hol
States and Gregory urge joint act to curb potters
Washington November 24 Attorney General Gregory calls on state authorities to intensify prosecutions of federal statute violations tied to explosive plants and scams. He cites threats to American industries and cites enforcement of federal laws on explosives exports and conspiracy to fraud while urging coordinated action with states.
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Gregory Calle
Eement
Ulhog Acta
Entlowe
Pela
Department of Methe
Samuel Long Named Leader of Kar lem Film Company
Samuel Long, president of the Kar lem Film company, fled health concerns on the date 29 and fled with 1.5 million dollars from investments of James, totaling 1.0 million in quarters. Long, a mechanical engineer from Cincinnati, arrived in New York during the move picture era.
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Samuel Long
Karlem Film Comecony
Heath
Jef W Forkune
Long
Carnegie fund speaks at steel masters birth anniversary
Bentette Pitt of Carnegie fund speaks at Carnegie Institute celebrating the eightieth anniversary of the steel master birth while noting the fund’s value around 400 million and the mission for materiel fort.
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Thet Prichett
Carnegie Fundatio
Carmegie Institute
Judes Pritchett
Inn Steel Masters
Policy Outlined for Handling Plots in U S Diplomatic Affairs
Washington policy statement says all visions affecting belligerent diplomatic and consular representatives in the United States will be determined by the State Department. Secretary Lansing announced the policy stressing maintenance of friendly relations with foreign governments amid ongoing investigations and testimony in New York.
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ATO
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Talon
Lansing Fe
Ufilemath
Eriniae
Promeen
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Department of Sgito
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Pepores Ty Agette
Serbian Move to Albania Shapes GOTV Effort
Unclear text reports a Serbian relocation toward Albania affecting voting mobilization. Mentions movement terminology, a minister, and a committee decision about timing and deployment amid late November dialogue.
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GOTV
Albania
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