Austria asks U S retraction in Austrian protest
Baron Erich Zwiedinek, Austro-Hungarian Embassy official, protested a Justice Department statement linking Austrian consular officers to illegal activities. He discussed the matter with Counselor Polk and Attorney General Gregory, suggesting a retraction if the statement lacked authority. The issue centers on Consul General von Nuber and associates and mentions possible passport fraud indictments.
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Erich Zwiedenek
State Department
Department of Justice
Joseph Goriar
Polk
Gregory
Baron Zwiedinek
A. Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
New York
Dr. Goricar
von Nuber
United States
Gorkar
Navy Delays on Two Dreadnought Bids Likely
Secretary Daniels announced bids for two new dreadnoughts cannot be accepted as they exceed Congress set cost. He may seek relief from Congress or choose between accepting navy yard bids or reopening talks.
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Navy Department
Daniels
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Prolific World News Briefs From Across Lands
Washington guards the Union Station tunnels amid fears of dynamite plots as police patrol underground. Emile Hiedlke and Krauss released in Edinburgh after U S protests over suspected Germans. In St Louis thousands pray at sunrise as up to 125000 pass the Liberty Bell. Bryan opposes a prohibition plank in 1916 Democratic platform. U S Bureau of Mines touts radium at 37000 per gram, two thirds cheaper.
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Union Station
South Washington
Chieti Viert
Washinon Terminal
London
Emile Hiedlke
Herman Krauss
Atlanta
William J. Bryan
United States Bureau of Mines
Allies Deliver Ultimatum to Greece Amid War News
London reports the Quadruple Entente demands Greece join Serbia or demobilize. Allied fleets patrol Greek ships, while British and Serbian forces fight near Monastir. Novipazar falls to Germans as Austro German and Bulgarian troops push toward Mitrovitza.
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Serbia
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the Times
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Mediterranean
British Moves at Gallipoli Prompt Cabinet Action
London reports a successful British assault on Turkish trenches at Gallipoli followed by the Marquis of Lansdowne stating Sir Charles Monro favored withdrawing forces. Earl Kitchener is sent to the Eastern Mediterranean to investigate as the cabinet weighs policy amid ongoing Dardanelles debate in the House of Commons.
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House of Lords
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Strait
Earl Kitchener
War Office
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Monro
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Charles Monro
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Haldane Defends Britain's War Readiness
Lord Haldane former War Secretary told Hampstead that Germany would have reached Paris and possibly Calais if not for swift government action on warned signals. He said Britain was not taken unawares and mobilized army and navy as war began.
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London
London Reports Supply Glide Despite Front Tests
Reports indicate British to France ammunition shipments halted as front generals claim ample stock while artillery remains busy. A joint war council in Paris plans a west thrust and forthcoming conferences in London, Rome, and Moscow to coordinate eastern and Austro Italian operations. Russia claims eastern gains credited to heavy artillery and ample ammunition.
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Italy joins Entente pressure as war actions rise
Italy actively joins measures to force compliance with terms. Italian warships overtake Greek vessels. Dardanelles activity increases with Field Marshal Kitchener. Reports from German and Turkish sources describe heavy fighting at Gallipoli near Seddul Bahr. Vienna notes Austrian lines breached at Oslavia but most positions recaptured as Podgora attacks are repulsed. Western front sees intensified shelling preceding a major Allied drive. In Riga, Russian forces push Germans back miles, driving toward open country.
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Oslavia
Podgora
Riga
Plea to U S for Women Mission Workers in Serbia
Britain urges Washington to secure protection for women connected with relief missions in Serbia. Lord Robert Cecil told Parliament there is no reason to believe Bulgarian forces will harm the women.
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Republicans Gain in State Assembly Vote Across Counties
The November 2 Assembly vote totals show Republicans with 185 081 to Democrats 150 576 and a Republican plurality of 34 505. Prohibitionists gained in Passaic and Union while Hudson provided the largest Progressive vote. the Progressive party threatens extinction under a five percent rule.
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National Prohibition
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Cumberland County
Wharton Tract Purchase
New Jersey
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Paterson
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Union County
Elizabeth
Bergen
Camden
Essex
Hudson
Passaic
Union Counties
Assembly Slate Settled For Speaker And Leader
The state House showings point to Charles C. Pilgrim of Essex as speaker and John B. Kates of Camden as leader. Passaic likely backs the Dal and Dave plan if James Parker becomes clerk, while Essex Camden favor Upton S. Jeffreys for clerk. Senator Henry E. Ackerson expected as minority leader. Gov. Fielder withdraws from the U S Senate race at the White House meeting.
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Essex
John B. Kates
Camden
Pilgrim
Herbert W. Taylor
Essex County Republican Committee
Passaic
Dal
Dave
James Parker
Upton S. Jeffreys
Jeffreys
Charles O’connor Hennessy
Bergen
Henry E. Ackerson
Monmouth County
News From New Jersey Weekly Dispatches
A digest of state items notes banking deposits in Woodbury totaling 2 677 125 dollars and plans for a garment factory in Clayton. Glassboro and Swedesboro projects include a new municipal building and two bank structures. The Gloucester County Board of Taxation met at Pitman to hear district appeals. The Tall Cedars of Lebanon held an annual meeting in Woodbury with A M Chew elected Grand Tall Cedar. Memorial services honored Booker T Washington in Haddonfield. State road work between Millville and Port Elizabeth nears completion in five weeks. Firefighters were hosted by Egg Harbor City. Burlington County appointed a hog cholera control official. Gibbstown M E Church debated building a new edifice. May's Landing muskrat trappers anticipate a good season. Council politics in Pitman show Progressive influence. Recount granted for Mount Laurel Freeholder race. Burlington fire companies form mutual association. Quail hunting reported plentiful in central Gloucester. Franklinville children attend half day sessions due to space. Paulsboro votes to borrow 10 000 for school building. Hammonton Alumni Association hosts first free public entertainment. Sea Isle City girls win prizes in Cape May County Home Culture Club exhibits. Hammonton district total enrollment 1 669 with 1 198 attending. Oakford Lake outlet being blasted through Crosswicks Creek. Sewell station agent Kemper Atkinson reports five rabbits killed near the tracks.
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Burlington County
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Mount Laurel Township
Carrow
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