Germans Drive to Capture Coast Cities Pressed
Paris on November 11 reports a violent northward battle as German and Allied forces surge to gain a decisive edge. Repeated German repulses, heavy troop and artillery use, and marshy Yser terrain hinder Allied advances. The center near Rheims sees renewed action as Joffre eyes a broader offensive, while trench progress favors neither side. Meanwhile naval and logistical updates from Beirut and North Carolina add to war-wide strain.
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Prosecution Opens in Siegel Case in New York
Genpaco New York November 11 Henry Siegel indicted merchant and banker described as a symbol of greed by Assistant District Attorney Arthur Train. He faces charges of alleged grand larceny tied to a nationwide department store chain. Train says the case represents a crime against the people of New York State. If Siegel is acquitted, prosecutors imply other indictments may be pursued. Also noted Paris obit: famed singer and composer dies at age 84. The long career includedOpera appearances and famous melodies such as Les Ramanux.
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Untitled Tonnage Decreases Reported
A New York report notes a reduction in tonnage figures for the United Staten Steel corporation of Ont al, citing a fall of 326,570 in the shown total. The source wording is garbled but indicates a decrease in intercity or internal tonnage metrics.
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New York
Nas
Uniiet Staten Steel Corporation
Henry Siegel Trial On Grand Larceny Outcome
Henry Siegel faced a grand larceny charge as the Akron Bank failure case unfolded. A Sanitary Police officer and health department officials were involved as Lavery’s planned execution was postponed, with Lavery later deemed a menace to public health at the last health meeting.
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Jokowon's Omahy visit stalls on loyalty vote stir
Ban Jokowon arrived in Omahy for a National Association of Professional Baseball long tenure meeting aimed at securing loyalty support and dampening talk of reorganization. He planned a second federal league meeting with Weeghman in Ublongo after addressing the morning audience. John son left Garry Herrmann and others to oversee events as inter national officials follow Chicago reports.
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Ban Jokowon
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Goethals Seen As Presidential Possibility in 1916
Washington observers urge considering Colonel George W. Goethals for the 1916 Republican nomination. They cite his Panama work and growing public recognition, noting his high esteem in Congress and a bill honoring his rank passed unanimously in the House. Some say his Philippines record also boosts his appeal to Progressives.
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Panama
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Philippines
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Powell Manufacturing and partners fined in Sherman Antitrust case
Erle Pa Nov 11 Powell Manufacturing Company of Erie and American Wringer of Woonsocket Rhode Island with Charles Menchim of Erie and George Jaute of New York, sales managers, faced U S Court in Pittsburgh for Sherman Antitrust violations. Judge Orr fined the company 2500 dollars and one sales manager 500. Government alleged they controlled 90 percent of output of wringers and conspired to restrain trade. Attorney Tonry Wish represented the Erie firm.
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Powell Manufacturing Company
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American Wringer Company
Woonsocket
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Charles P. Orr
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A Fatal Wedding in 4 Partes at Lyrie Tonight
Biograph Co presents A Fatal Wedding in 4 parts at the Lyrie venue with the greatest society display tonight. Three additional reels accompany the program, offering a varied silent film bill.
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