Russians Break Through German Lines In Poland War
Petrograd reports capture of a German army corps of about ten thousand men by Russian forces in Poland. A second corps is said to have surrendered. Russians claim major victory with Galicia success and incursions into Hungary. Desperate fighting continues near Russian Poland as German retreat accelerates. Submarines and fortifications at Preemysl and Sebastopol area noted by official dispatches.
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Csar
Galicia
Poland
Sowicz
Warsaw
Petrograd
Nicholas
Hungary
Iman
Nyegion
Strykow
Lodz
Ams
Bemi
Potamd
Preemysl
Rome
Kate
Har
Carpathian Mountains
Coun
Zemylen
Lstefi
List of Patronesses of Belgian Relief
The Bel gian relief effort lists patronesses and thanks ticket buyers for prompt support. Named contributors include Mrs. H. B. Powell Miss Ela Shaw Mrs. Richard Kennard and others. A basketball team captained by Ted Leitzinger played Philipsburg, Clearfield losing 25 to 22, with Foryard Paterson Apgar and Prosser in the lineup. Another local team played at Osceola and lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Powell
Ela Shaw
Richard Kennard
William E. Wallace
John Wrigley
Frank W. Roessener
Elbert V. Brown
Truman Norris
Alice Mossop
Pickering
John Cosgrove
Fred Irwin
Sara Cummings
Frank Charpening
H. F. Wallace
Blanche Biddle
Lawrence Dole
Warren Partridge
George B. Reed
John Kennard
Ted Leitzinger
Philipsburg
Clearfield
Foryard
Paterson
Apgar
Prosser
Leitzinger
Cearfield
Osceola
Russians Route Turks At Erzerum
Turkish forces east of Erzerum are reported routed by Russian troops with 9000 prisoners captured and sixteen guns seized. Fighting resumes south of Alashgerd as Kurd horsemen and Turkish reinforcements are driven back.
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Bs International News Service
Transcaucasia
Erzerum
Alashgerd
British Dreadnought Bulwark Destroyed on Thames
The British predreadnought Bulwark was destroyed by an explosion in the Thames off Sheerness near the Medway estuary mouth. Only twelve of 800 aboard survived. Reports cite a magazine explosion or a torpedo from a German submarine as the likely cause. The blast shook Sheerness and South End seven miles away as the vessel vanished in three minutes.
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Thames
Sheerness
South End
Medway
Russians Claim Crushing Blow to German Forces on Front
Petrograd reports the German line near Lodz and along the Vistula and Warta is in retreat, with German corps shown captured. Russian offensives grow stronger in Galicia and Hungary, with reports of Emperor William's carriage among trophies and a push past Carpathians toward the north.
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Petrograd
Toland
Vistula
Warta
Bern
Lodz
Newpaper
Galician
Czenstachoa
William
Corporation Laws Codified in Government Reference Pamphlet
A government compilation titled Peanssivanta and TurpUTa codifies corporation laws in a new reference, with a veto system outlined. A request to Assistant Director Jgire McKirds seeks a copy for regulatory reference, marking the first act since the 1874 General Corporation Act.
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McKirds
Get Your Auto License Before Holiday Rush
State highway department urges early auto license applications to avoid Christmas congestion. License plates will be sent by parcel post, with plates for renewals sent to holders before December 10 to prevent delays.
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Cie State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Automobile Division
State Highway Department
Parcel Post
Federal Postoffice Department
Automobile and Garage at Silk Mills Burned
While cranking his automobile about o o clock Wednesday evening Mr Genet manager of the silk mills ignited an accident that nearly cost him his life. The engine back sparked and ignited the gasoline causing an explosion and quickly the garage was in a blaze. Mr Genet escaped as the explosion occurred. Fire companies arrived and poured water on the burning building, destroying the structure and leaving only the shell of the garage.
Turkey Ase An Explainer Constantinople Admission of Mine Field
Secretary Bryan disclosed that the Turkish minister of war told Mor genthau the Tennessee fired only after a mine warning signal was given and not toward the boat. Morgenthau’s note backs the claim, though officials doubt it is the formal Turkish government reply. A garbled dispatch route is considered possible. Also an Elk killed near Crystal Springs hunting camp is reported.
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Constantinople
Gni
Bryan
Washington
Tennessee
Smyrna
Morgenthau
Mir Bryan
Crystal Springs
Germans Rush Troops to Western Theater in War News
Dispatches report railroads in Belgium redirected for troop movements. German infantry attacks near Yser and in the Argonne are described as severe, with trench gains and counteractions. Submarine bases at Zee Bruges faced bombardment as twenty seven men died. British ships destroyed sheds holding subs. Premier Asquith announced a billion dollar war loan oversubscribed, with US creditors and U.K. markets buoyed by the oversubscription.
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Belgium
Zee- Bruges
Argonne
Rotterdam
Seore
Zee
Mages
Neighorhood
Lieze
Paris
Yser
France
Rheims
Axe Gonne
London
House of Commons
Asquith
England
United States
Recital at YMCA Shines as Charity Event
The Heity Jane Dunaway recital at the YMCA, staged by Wo man club members, drew praise for Miss Dunaway and accompanist Miss Vann. The program supported needy families and transformed the venue into a Japanese garden setting with decorative elements. Marriage licenses listed include Harry C. Dixon with Gertrude Hazel and Leo Hallman with Vienna Erhart among others.
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Jane Dunaway
Wonans Chib
Chib
Horauga
Triton Ax
YM. C. A
Miss Dunaway
Miss Vann
Harry C. Dixon
Woodland
Gertrude Hazel
Wallaceton
Leo Hallman
Olanta
Vienna Erhart
New Millport
Jackson Hohn
Ada M. Jenkins
Karthaus
President Returns To Capital From Williamstown
Williamstown nov 27 the president clearly ends a stay and dismisses duties to leave for Washington this afternoon after urging from his daughter and her husband Francis Bowes Sayre to stay the rest of the week. He resumes work in harness and heads back to the capital.
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International News Service
Williamstown
Washington
Francis Bowes Sayre
Thanksgiving Football Surprises Across Colleges
A roundup of Thanksgiving games reporting scores for Penna, Corel, Lafayette, Dickingen, Bucknell, Syracuse, Notre Dame, Pitt, State, Holy Cross, Vermont, Western Reserve, Case, Detriot, Ohio Northern, Villa Nova, Fordham, Rutgers, Gettysburg, John Hopkins, St Johns, Virginia Polytechnic, Virginia State, Brown, Carlisle, Georgetown, Tennessee, Kentucky, Sewanee, Vanderbilt, Haskell, Oklahoma. Final tallies show mixed outcomes and notable upsets across divisions.
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Penna
Corel
Lafayette
Dickingen
Bucknell
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Pitt
State
Holy Cross
Vermont
Western Reserve
Case
Detreit
Ohio Northern
Villa Nova
Fordham
Rutgers
FL & M
Gettysburg
John Hopking
St. Johns
Virginia Polytecnic
Virginia State
Washington Awaits Villa Movements Near Capitol
Washington officials awaited news from Mexico City on Villa near the capital. They expect the report to reveal relations between Villa and Zapata while maintaining confidence in Consul Carothers. No anxiety about disorder was shown, with promises of no looting or interference per Carothers.
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International News Service
Washington
Mexico City
Villa
Capitol
Republic
Zapata
Consul Carothers
Knights of Malta Institute New Canton in Clearfield
John H. Hofman of Philadelphia, grand recorder of the Knights of Malta Pennsylvania, instituted the Golden Age Canton No. 472 of Clearfield in Mechanics Hall last evening, with a ceremonial degree.
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John H. Hofman
Philadelphia
Grand Canton
Pennsylvania
Knights of Malta
Clearfield
Mechanics
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