Allies rush more troops to the Balkans after Greek settlement
Paris reports that with the Greek government settlement near Athene, Allied forces plan a northern push into the Balkans. France and Britain expect a rapid advance to Uskub and Sofia, with a potential direct thrust toward Sofia while Serbia would withdraw and Turkey could be pressed toward the center. The goal is to disrupt German links to Constantinople and force Balkan capitulations.
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Balkans
Paris
Loape AL Saloulka
Athenn
Greece
France
Great
Betas
Pweey
Allive
Aaloniki
Corry Boy Challenges Erie Pug In Holiday Bowl
In a tense armory meet the Corry boy, Fred Rawson, challenges Erie pug Daley or Mendo. Rawson, active in winter training, has a strong past from St Louis and Chicago, aiming to prove himself in spring bouts. fans await word on a possible match setup and the rival’s choice.
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Rawson
Daley
Mendo
Armory
Fred Rawson
Ta Andar
Freddie Brice
St. Lowy
Chicago
Thant Tur
Wweight
Hosmone
Peace plan to be heard by Wilson
United Press reports Washington November 26 that the peace effort faces obstacles as the Provident withholds an official U S representative. Henry Ford will meet with Wilson during a conference and then proceed to Baltimore for talks with Cardinal Gibbons about possible solutions to the war problem.
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Wilson
United Press
Washington, D
Haya Omothine
Wilbon
Provident
Ford
Henry Ford i
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Boys Hit by Train In Calamitous Accident Near Port
Two boys playing near the tracks were struck by a Baltimore car near McKewnport. Harold Hagerton about 10 years old and his brother William aged 7 were injured. Harold badly mangled and near death, in hospital with serious injuries. Investigating officers report foggy morning conditions and failing to hear the approaching train.
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United Prom
McKewnport
Harold Hagerton
Bannick
aMoSpen Port
William
Laing
Baltimore
Harold
Padi
World Trade Record Aims To Surpass All Nations This Year
By United press dispatches, Warmington November 26 report states the United States is on track to exceed the total trade value of all nations by year end. The article highlights a record level of international commerce and notes projections for continued growth into the new year.
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United States
England
United
Warmington
Villistas Retire From Nogalez State Action
In Nogalez on November 6, reports by Matted Prep note Villistas retire after ongoing clashes. The town sees movements involving Hermie and local groups as authorities acknowledge reorganized forces and shifting lines.
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Villistas
Nogalez
Matted Prep
Ajwr
Thas Town
Gordon
Williams
Nogalez Samara
Jist
Hermie
Carrangiagay
Tietz du Partuive
Monation
Willa
Hospital canvass gains ground with donations rising
The Corey Hospital drive reports strong community support as North Side workers collected cash totaling over $100 on Wednesday and nearing $200 with provisions valued at about $400. The South Side followed with receipts exceeding $400 in money and more than $60 in supplies. Three large loads arrived from the South, and organizers expect total value to exceed a thousand dollars, with more contributions anticipated today and tomorrow.
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Corey Hospital
North Ride
Hesptta
Bulls
Shi
Residence threatened by fire on North Center street
Fire department responded to a blaze at Col D. B Rogers residence on North Center street when a match head ignited a box of combustible material in a closet. The blaze started in the evening, discovered hours later but extinguished before the family retired, with damage limited to burned garments in the box.
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D. B Rogers
North Center Street
Swan
Fire kills one victim as Wes leyville home burns
A blaze at a Wesleyville home left one person dead from burns and another injured as flames destroyed the residence in the afternoon. The report notes survivors with severe burns seeking treatment at St Vincent's Hospital.
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United Trea
Eris
William Gordon
Wesleyville
St Vincent’s Hospital
Sre
Gordon
Thirteen Known Dead in Arkansas Tornado Toll Reported
Hot Springs Arkansas reports thirteen dead from a tornado last night with six more fatally injured and thirty-two severely hurt. Wire communications remain down and downtown park area damaged. Estimated damage reaches four hundred thousand dollars.
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United Press
Mot Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Udttown Park
Hays
Ohio and Indiana Governors With Ford Invitation
Ohio and Indiana governors discuss joining Henry Ford on a transatlantic expedition aboard the Oscar II to attend a peace conference in Europe. Gov Willis and Rev Dr Wanlbirn Gullowilco weigh the invitation as Ford plans travel from New York in December. Governors Rillston and Brumhaigh in Indianapolis and Trenton report responses or interest, while Ford presses for formal consent and aims to unite neutral nations in the mission.
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United Mess
Columbus
Willis
Wanlbirn Gullowilco
Henry
Thaster
Ford Sally
New Yorke
Europe
Willa
Ghuldon
Ford
Ford Claims Powers Ask For Peace
Washington reports Henry Ford announced that he had received signed statements from high government officials in both Allied and Central Powers declaring they are ready for peace, signaling a potential shift toward settlement negotiations amid the war.
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Ford
Ternoon
Italians Take Goritz Report From Milan
Report from Milan claims Goritz fell to the Italians though no official confirmation. For days the Austrians are said to have held the town as pleas of credit and credence swirl amid war rumors. A neutral note remains that no secure update has been issued yet.
Mexicans Attack U S Troops Amid Border Clash
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Mexican forces attacked U S troops near Nogales. Mexican leader Colonel Portazno allegedly led raids across the border, prompting American returns fire. Casualties and precise weapons are unclear amid shifting reports and heavy redeployments to the Nogales frontier.
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United Press
Wabkington, D
Iron Chieti Autiston
Aminiconu
Alavn
Portazno
Villintas
Fred
Law Boon
Nogales
State highway action to take over key routes
Residents near Aaverdam and cowsitey Iuins, between that area and Corey, welcomed a January 1 plan. Superintendent VanVleck said Route 88 from Wattkbcis to Beaverdam and the stretch from Beaverdam to McCray farm would come under State control, renaming the Wadlobtine to Beavordagy road as Route 804. He noted ongoing poor conditions but expects to maintain the existing road quality next year.
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Corey
Shpt
Af Hlehwayn
Thin Wits
Wattkbcis
Beaverdam
Orient Matiwin
Rani
Salo
Algo
Uvaverdam
McCray Farm
Hin
Corry Loses to Warren in Uneven High School Bout
A Corry high school team traveled to Warren and suffered a decisive 87 to 0 defeat in the afternoon. The Cory boys showed little coordination and relied on individual effort, while Warren dominated early and later periods, exposing Corry’s lack of practice and teamwork.
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Warren
Corry Boys
Roikid
Ah Warren
Corry
Acarn
LaPoxa Heya
Deeney
Walwa
Corey Tait
Ana
Wair
Ite
Pronmiodinna
Hove
Serbia Starvation Text From United Press Report
A fragment from United Press describes Serbia as a nation facing widespread starvation with women and children severely affected. The account notes famine in towns and refugee movements, portraying dire conditions and a world-wide lack of food availability.
Germans Lose Another Cruiser Planalab Destroyed by British
Petroerad report dated November 28 states the German cruiser Planalab was destroyed by a British submarine. The loss is described as a newspaper notice with unclear wording, noting the vessel carried 40 four-inch guns and a protection armor. The incident is presented as officially announced today.
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Valvet Press
Petroerad
Planalab
Geesivmerilee
Flonvioh
Strike blocks car operation at Wyomlux yall system
November 26 report from Witkashueré notes strikebreakers placed on the Wyomlux system. Heavy fog hampered operations and police feared unrest at the Square. Cars entering the Square were rounded and protected. some vehicles were stoned or damaged. Strikers offer to leave the disruption to Governor Benny TaWRD and the State executive arbitration.
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Witkashueré
Ltt
Tinea Atrikebreakers
Wyomlux Yall
Benny Tawrd
Inv
Mlreetorn Ae
Daye
Wedding at St Thomas Church in Deokma and Jomeutown
A wedding took place at St Thomas Church on Wednesday morning uniting Mine Dalla Crowe of Deokma and Mr T J Can nore of Jomeutown. The rector Rev M Van Tracy officiated. The bride wore a brown suit with black hat and veil. attendants included cousin Miss Katheryn Crowe.
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St. Thomas Church
Dalla Crowe
Thw
Dele
Andre My J
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