War News Bulletins From London Toledo And Berlin
British casualties announced in the House of Commons total more than 6 000 with 1 875 missing not counting those in the Royal Naval Division or aboard the Good Hope. Kremlin reports say German Russian battle fronts around Plock Kutno Radziewie Vistula area show no clear winner yet. Belgrade bombardment reported from Semlin hills by Austrian forces. Four Toledo men rescued from Lake Erie near Kingsville Ontario are detained as German spies in Windsor Ontario.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Royal Naval Division
Good Hope
Mr. Churchill
Berlin
Amsterdam
Plock
Kutno
Poland
War Office
Radziewie
Vistula River
Ochnia River
Belgrade
Semlin
Danube
Toledo
Lake Erie
Kingsville
Ontario
Luella
Indsor
Can
Villaist forces attack Naco as border battle erupts
At dawn Villaista troops under General Torena launched a general assault on Carranza forces in Naco Bonora. Artillery and rifle fire raked the town. United States troops cleared American streets and residents hid in cellars. An American customs inspector was shot, shattering a leg, as fighting spilled across the border. The Villaists withdrew after three hours of heavy clashes.
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Naco
Ariz
May
Torena
Carranza
Bonora
Hill
Red Cross
R. H. Reynolds
Reynotas
National Municipal League in Session in Baltimore
Baltimore, November 18. National Municipal League holds a four day meeting with hundreds of attendees. The program features charter reform talks by William Dudley Foulke and a focus on food supply, children, and unemployment in city governance.
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National Municipal League
Baltimore
League
Warfield
Clifton RR. Woodruff
William Dudley Foulke
Charles A. Beard
Lowell
Harvard University
Miss Addams
John Purroy Mitchell
New York
Mitchell
Foulke
Arthur M.” Swanson
Philadelphia
Civil Service Commission
Akenburg
Henry M. Waite
Dayton
Charles J. Bonaparte
A. Leo Weil
Pittsboro
Committee On
Tennessee cruiser launch fired upon near Smyrna
Washington reports official dispatches that the Tennessee and its launch were fired upon while traveling from Vourlah toward Smyrna in Asia Minor. Secretary Daniels cites uncertainty over which vessel was fired, notes the strait port is closed, and mentions risks to the Smyrna consulate and potential U S response.
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Washington
Navy Department
Tennessee
Vourlah
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Daniels
B. C. Decker
Symrna
Chios
Decker
Guatanamo
United States
Constantinople
Lansing
Morganthau
State Department
Turkey
George Horton
Chicago
Schooner Anna P. Grover Reported Sunk On Lake Erie
A beach find near Buffalo reports the schooner Anna P. Grover sunk while carrying coal. Built in 1868 and owned by George A. Jsotcher of Detroit, she may have had 6 to 8 crew. Detroit says the vessel was beached a year ago and has not been in service since.
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Buffalo
Anna FP. Grover
George A. Jsotcher
Detroit
Great Lakes
Anna IP. Grover
Germans and British Lock Armies in Terrific Battle
London reports the front violence as German troops captured some French trenches yesterday but were retaken in a counter attack. An official press bureau account describes heavy artillery, with the third division bearing the brunt of Tuesday’s fighting as two battalions took the main impact.
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London
Midland Man Sued for Traction Engine
The Frick Company of Waynesboro Pa sues J A Coleman for 235 dollars claiming a traction engine used for threshing was not as rebuilt and as good as new Coleman contends the engine was second hand and not guaranteed Judge Henderson presides Albert A Dou represents the plaintiff and Charles G Watson the defendant Several cases set for today were continued by agreement of counsel
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Frick Company
Waynesboro
J. A. Coleman
Henderson
Coleman
Albert A. Dou
Charles G. Watson
Counse
Labor group urges nationwide housing fund model tenements
Philadelphia November 18 the American Federation of Labor urged the federal government create a national fund. Municipalities and private individuals could borrow from it to build model tenements and cottages as seen in Europe.
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Philadelphia
Federal Government
American Federation of Labor
Europe
Warrant Sworn for Household Loan Collector
A warrant was sworn yesterday against a Household Loan collector by David Damron, a Unmill employee of 22546 Federal Street. The charge alleges the collector carried concealed weapons and drew a revolver on the complainant during a dispute over a bill.
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John Doe
Household Loan Company
David Damron
Federal Street
Boundary dispute between Mt. Savage farmers settled in court
The land suit between Geo C. Brailer and Lawrence Hinkle near Mt. Savage was compromised this afternoon as the farmers agreed to split court costs. The dispute stemmed from a boundary line dispute. Judge Williams and D. Lindley Sloan represented Brailer while Geo. Louis Eppler and J. A. McHenry appeared for Hinkle.
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Geo CC. Brailer
Lawrence Hinkle
Mt. Savage
Judge Williams
D. Lindley Sloan
Bratler
Geo. Louis Eppler
J. A. McHenry
Hinkle
Dixon and Dainsy Marry at St Pat Church
Dr Arthur Pue Dixon and Miss May Daisy were married at St Pat church North Center street at 11 30 morning by assistant pastor 4 J Conlon. The couple left on Baltimore Ohio train No 6 for a honeymoon tour and will reside with the bride’s parents on Allegany street.
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Dixon
Dainsy
Arthur Pue Dixon
Mra
Allegany Street
Keyser Firemen Banquet Honors Rival Fire Truck
The Keyser Fire Department held a splendid banquet last night in the K of P Armory honoring their rival decommissioned? fire truck valued at $8 000. Mayor Babb attended and encouraged the fire lads. Atty H G Fisher Anela Harry Vernon and Mr Thomas toasts were given. It was a most pleasant evening.
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Keyser Fire Department
K of P. Armory
Babb
Atty
H. G. Fisher
Refusal to lift cattle embargo at Union Stock Yards
Chicago November 18. Federal inspector Dr S E K Bennett in charge of the war on foot and mouth disease refused to lift the embargo on live cattle from the Union Stock Yards. He ruled during protests by cattle men that the government wouldlift the embargo only after every case of the plague had been stamped out of Illinois.
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Chicago
Union
S. EK. Bennett
Bennett
Brunswick and nearby figures on visits and travel
Personal notes record Joseph F. Eisenhauer traveling to Huntingdon Ind after a visit in Frederick City with his son Police Chief Thomas Eisenhauer. Rev C F Bergner returns from Maryland Synod conference in Washington DC. Harris Daniels and Capt James Sheppard visited Conductor S E Daniels in Brunswick. William C Montignani travels to Brunswick to address Railroad Y M C A. Mrs Mary Kalbfleish and Mrs Jake Daury plan a visit to Mrs John Stahl in Hanover Street. Miss Flossie Wilds visiting Brunswick area. Mrs A H Snyder returns from visit to Miss Laura Glos in Connellsville. J K Ballus visits Miss Alice McFarland in Newport News and Brunswick. McFarland to Cumberland for weeks with friends.
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Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Frederick City
Huntingdon
Ind
Thomas Eisenhauer
C. F. Bergner
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Bedford Street
Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Washington, D. C
Harris Daniels
James Sheppard
Spring Gap Giants
S. E. Daniels
Pennsylvania Avenue
William C. Montignani
B. and
Brunswick
Mary Kalbfleish
Clearspring
Jake Daury
Salem Avenue
Hagerstown
John Stahl
Hanover Street
Obituary of Margaret Catherine Gardner
Margaret Catherine Gardner aged ten died yesterday at her parents home 18 Goodman Ailey from typhoid fever. Funeral services will be Friday morning at St Patrick's Windsor, with burial to follow. Immigration officials report four Toledo men blown ashore from the Site were allowed to stay in the Canadian government building overnight due to lack of funds. they have telegraphed home for money and will not be imprisoned.
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Margaret Catherine Gardner
William A. Gardner
Goodman Ailey
St. Patrick’s Church
Windsor
Toledo
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Warsaw
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Alfred von Ziern
Generl Stenger
Frank Schiffbauer
Leota Marie Brynes
Uniontown
Mike Croftcheck
Upper Middletown
Annie Elizabeth Sabuia
Allison
Charles Levener Hallberg
Catherine Deemer
Greensburg
George Often
Eckhart Mines
Erda Lillian Blaul
Walter Francis Hart
Sarah Edith Onkst
Hollidaysburg
Orval Herman Shri@ve
Clara C. Lewis
Hall, W. Va
Gay Edward McKenzie and
Adam
Carolne Stuby
Westernport
Walter Taylor Hill
Callie Bigford Neff
Cumberland
Lawrence Orvil Hoover
Ella Bell Fulton
New Castle
William P. Lough
Pallie Westfall
Gilpin
Harry Clair Rainey
Marion Elizabeth Manlove
Atoona
William Conrad Henry Rolf
Minnie Johanna Wassmann
DeKalb
St. David
Walter Spiker
Evelyn Speicher
Frostburg
James Jones
Scott Haven
Edith Myrtle Lord
Buena Vista
Jane Adams
Clyde L. King
University of Pennsylvania
Ressive
Florence Kelly
National Consumers’ League
Lazarus
Onl C
Baltimore Street
Pan
San Francisco
Fry
Sherry F. Fry
Evening Press
Midland Man
Keyser Firemen
North Centre Street
Nols-31
Miller’s
Mechanic Street
Acorn Cafe
J. E. Speicher, Jr
Goethe St
Cae
New Creek
Keyser
W. Va
Oneton
Lee Kesner
Water St
Sound Bay
Miller's
Sree House
South
J. W
Cochrane
Union Street
North Mechanic Str
Possession We i Whiting & Appler
Third Nationa Lank
Virg.ave
3Rd St
Whitet Hall
White
BUICK
Crawford
Cadillac
Glisan
Parcel Post
Libra
Third Street
N. W
Tom D
Flossie Wilds
A. H. Snyder
Laura Glos
Race Street
Connellsville
J. K. Ballus
Alice McFarland
Newport News
Mrs. Smith
Chalmers
Margaret Gardner
James McHugh
Howard Street
Maryland
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