Rumania to Join Allies Greece Still in Balance
London Oct 28 German and Bulgarian forces press to halt Serbian retreat into Montenegro as Serbians resist fiercely. Field Marshal Mackensen advances from the north while Austrians move east from Serbia's western border near Visegrad. Bulgarians drive from Pirot toward Nish, threatening Arsenal Kragujevac district. Montenegrins hold, Serbia aims for Montenegrin frontier mountains. Rumors swirl Romania may join Entente to open a passage for Russian troops toward Bulgaria. Artillery duels continue in the west. in the east Riga and Dvinsk battles persist.
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London
Virions
Montenegro
Pield Ma Shal Mackensen
Austrans
Serbia
Vizegrad
Pirot
Nish
Arsenal Kragujevars
Oskup
Rumania Te Hout
Bulara
Greave
Conton
Riga
Dvinsk
Mortha
Pield Marshal von Denture
Burns Strong for All Star Game in Greeley
Burns arrives for the all star game as the American League faces the National in Greeley Colorado. The event drew nearly a thousand fans with local merchants betting on a big turnout and Burne expected to visit Pioneer Park with players Broderick Udorney and Rosell among potential guests.
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Greeley
Colo. Ont
Allblurs
National Oefam
Ous
Borrhrow
Posten
Heathman
Kuree
Dave
Shea
Pioceer Park
Cher
Mesure
Broderick
Udorruey
Allstars
Brogderlelk
Bert Rosell
Partly Readable Local Item Adds to Paper Record
Fragmentary text presents a small local item with names and places barely legible. The readable portions suggest a community notice or brief event without clear dates or full details.
Mexicans Attack U S Patrol Camp on Border
Mexican bandits charged a U S infantry patrol camp at Capote ranch from three sides and were repulsed in ten minutes. General Lopes sent troops from Matamoros to aid the search for bandits near Mata moros. Carranca plans to clear the border as Villa advances toward Agua Prieta with heavy forces moving through Sonora.
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U. S
Brownsvilak
Texas
United States
Matamorons
Rio Grande
Eugenio Lopes
Matamoros
Americans Threatened as Villa Forces Advance Toward Douglas
Reports from Douglas Arizona describe Villa troops moving toward the international border with Sonora amid warnings of a possible attack on Cananea and Aguarita. Americans in Sonora are described as in grave danger as Villa forces clash with Carranza troops under General Dieguez. Several Americans are already in Villa custody, and a potential attack could trigger intervention.
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Douglas
Ariz
Sonora
Villa
Capanuea
Coplee
Carlos Sandell
Washington
Carransa
Cananea
Hile
Carranza
Dieguez
Guaymay
Wieguer
Vibalejo
Anhuacach Pass
James Carr
Lawrence Carr
William Doran
Reaveda
el Tigre
Pronteras
Aguarieta
Carrunsa
Carranza Urged to Drive Rebels from Texas Border
Washington reports indicate officials pressed Carranza to reinforce the border as rebels near Matamoros. Protests reached the State Department over Mexican military actions along the Agua Prieta route, with U.S. troops poised along the border amid tensions.
King George Bruised After Fall From Horse in France
London reports deepen on King George injuries after horse reared and fell backward during inspection near the British front in France. The king remains in bed with severe bruises. officials say he was helped to an automobile and left the field promptly.
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King George
London
George
France
Officera
Woman Swindler Sentenced for $5201 Opera Scam
Nora Emma Johnson, 24, posing as widow of Henry Flagler, defrauded F. J. Mahoney the telephone operator of about $5201 including relatives' loans. Judge Mulqueen sentenced her in New York to three to nine years in Auburn prison.
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New York
Perah
Emma Jotnvon
Henry M. Flagler
F. J. Mahoney
Mulqueen
Awburn
J P Morgan Struck Down By Appendicitis
New York October 24 J P Morgan junior official at the office here for two months after bullet wounds was attacked by appendicitis. An operation was performed and he is reported resting easily.
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J.P. Morgan
New York
J. P. Moarein
Ty Eric Mirettier
German memo explains torpedo orders before strikes
Washington reports a German government memorandum exposing that early July, before the Arabic sinking, orders told commanders not to sink large passenger steamers without warning. It notes the Orduna was attacked and the Normandie halted, and that contraband was spared due to rescue doubts. The Frye case asks Germany for assurances against sinking vessels with contraband pending arbitration.
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Washington
William P. Frye
Germany
Vermont Governor John W. Stewart Dies at Home
John W. Stewart aged 6, former United States senator and governor of Vermont, died at the home here tonight. He was father of Speaker Stewart of the Colorado legislature.
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John W. Stewart
United States
Vermont
Speaker Stewart
Colorado
Train Holdup Ends With Fatal Shooting in Glenville
Five men who held up a Hook Inland freight train near Glenville Minnesota were rounded up tonight. One suspect was fatally shot as the others surrendered. Harvest bands and the surrounding town react to the robbery and its deadly end.
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Glenville
Minn
Wells Gains Newspaper Decision Over White in Rematch
In Milwaukee on December 34 Det. 34 Matt Wells from Sogliah Mehtweight edged Charlie White of Chicago in a sensational rematch bout for a newspaper decision.
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Milwaukee
Matt Wells
Charlie White
Chicago
New French Cabinet Forms National Unity Coalition
The new French cabinet, led by Ariethte Miland, unites parties and factions to present a solid front during wartime. Notable members include Charles De Frey elnet, Jules Meline, and Leon Bouvgeois with Gallon as war minister and Rear Admiral LaCace heading the navy. In Chicago, Helen Cadahy and Aveti Nitek attend a ceremony at the belde’s home amid high society.
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Ariethte Miland
France
Charles de Freyelnet
Cambette
Jules Meline
Leon Bouvrgeois
Radical Party
Tenerd Gallon
War Office
LaCace
Giniatry
Chimagol
Chitage Coloty Wan Fim
Helen Cadahy
Davighter
Edward A. Cadahy
Packer
Aveti Nitinek
Mr. and
Mien
Nitiwek
Lake Bmopent
Chicago
Belde
Horente
Carey man kills wife’s family then flees to hills
HOISE Idaho Oct 29 William Cameron of Carey fatally injured his wife’s parents James Adamson and W L Anderson and their infant son after an argument over divorce. Cameron also wounded his wife and fled as a posse pursued him.
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Hoise
Idaho
William Cameron
Carey
W. L. Anderson
James Adamson
Adamsons
Cameron
Hodee
Meeting to Decide Next Republican Convention Site
A December 7 meeting in Washington will determine where the next Republican National Convention will be held. William Y McCowhe and Joan of the Dune are among those noting the event. The Republicans meet on December 14.
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DRC
New York
William Y McCowhe
Joan of
National Committee
Washington
Millionaire Witness Alleges Debt in Superior Court
John W. Considian of the firm Sullivan & Considine testified in the superior court today that he is virtually without means yet owes substantial sums. The erratic testimony occurred as he claimed financial hardship amid the ongoing case in Wash., with details of his net worth and liabilities sketched under oath.
Sunrise Minis ADOT Hook Plan Unveiled
The employer of the Colorado Fuel and Ion companys adapts a kook effektler plan recently quoted in Colorado at a meeting held tonight with a focus on Sunrise Wye getting two hours.
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Sunrise Minis
ADOT
Colorado Fuel & Ion
Labor Unions Meet in Labor Hall Sunday Evening
A large Labor Hall audience is expected Sunday afternoon for a mass meeting led by General Organizer C. O. Young. He will discuss why workers should join together in collective action and the benefits of organization within the American Federation of Labor and affiliated unions.
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Labor Unions
Labor Hall
Young Speaks
Labor Hell
C. O Younes
Young
Beatae Lone
American Federation of Labor
Ite
Workers of
Wyoming
Youagle
Cheyenne
Lagremot
34 Sentenced to Death in Belgium
A Belgian court martial has sentenced 34 individuals to death for treason and related charges. The newspaper notes that the sentences were pronounced amid wartime tensions and mentions political figures including Pope Houedion and leaders from Spain and the United States in telegrams supporting the verdicts.
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Belgium
Amsterdam
Toe Newepaper
Pope Houedion
Spal
Wilyep Bare
Youth Found Guilty First Degree Murder
A youthful worker named Elizabeth K. Nichols was killed at her home several weeks ago. The defendant, identified as a youth, was found guilty of first degree murder after a trial that linked pills and warder to the death.
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REW VO
Cinle Tana
Wwe
Wealsby
Mew
Elizabeth K. Nichols
Lars Quandity
Seenley
Wisconsin to Start Sterilizing Insane Inmates
The state board of control announced the November start for mandatory sterilization under the Wisconsin extermination law. Twenty four operations are planned on inmates at Chippewa Falls mental institution, the report states.
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Wisconsin
Mainson
Win
State Board of Control
Chippewa Palle
U S Opinion Cold on China's Change to Monarchy
Washington reports the United States withheld an opinion on China’s shift from republic to monarchy. High officials noted no interference with China’s internal affairs and tied response to maintaining cordial relations with Beijing and reactions from other powers.
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Washington
United States
China
Remier Haw Shi-Chue
Ieth Knoen
Reltnaeh
Yosnen Hitake
Mission visit sparks Geneva rape report
A fragmentary notice reports a mission visit to Geneva by a former imperial official. The piece notes an expected meeting with a diplomat and references an accompanying government publication.
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Caneva
Protest Troop Route Report Not For Publication
Translation of unclear notes from the Warington dispatch indicates officials discussed suppressing a protest tent near Wal fed Bhatew and avoiding publication of the communique. The exact location and outcome remain unresolved, with authorities cautious about public dissemination.
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Warmington
Aly
Japan Joins Pact Not To Seek Divided Peace
Fragmented OCR text notes Japan joining a pact not to pursue a divided peace. The garbled material references Britain and a 1944 timeframe with unclear dates and missing context.
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Japan
National Guard Leaders Meet Garrison on Defense Plan
Washington October 29 Members of the executive committee of the National Guard Association and senior officers met with Secretary Garrison and General Staff officials to discuss the administration's national defense program. Garrison said officials hoped state leaders would agree on a program before executive committee discussions end. Some officers prefer mobilizing a federal continental army before relying on the guard as the nation’s main defense.
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Bers
National Guard Association
Boo
Ow hiGueen
Continental Army
Garrison
General Staff
National Milithe Board
War Department
Department
National Goal
State Adjutant Generale
Gerrison
Allte Lo Joiot
Defence
Yro- Kian
Dheefermea
Unclear War Report From Amsterdam Conflict Update
Fragmentary report mentions Lille and Lille regional actions with massive frames and war tax implications. Cited places include Amsterdam Lille Tourcoing and Hootaixy with references to German influence and French financial strain amid ongoing conflict.
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Amsterdam
Lille
Three A M Conference Teams Clash This Friday
Three teams in the A M conference are slated to play today. Colorado School of Mines faces a tough test as they seek to defend a strong start. University of Colorado and Colorado College also compete in late morning games, aiming to solidify their position in the standings.
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A. M
Penvem
Rocky Mountady
Colorado Echo of Mines
Chatnglaye
Akorade Sebel
Aericulture
Bort Coline
Univerity of
Colorady
Prater
Tigers
Colorado Springs
Ohne College
Colenade College
Elonime
Delereda
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Tex
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Piuison
Joules W. Stewaer
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