Russians Push German Left in Poland as Cracow Is Threatened
The Army Messenger reports the German left wing in Poland in retreat toward Thorn from Gombin with Russian forces pursuing from the Vazura river. It credits General Ruszky with success near Maura and Gombin Lowicz, claims German reverses rival Napoleonic defeats, and notes shifts in Russian command. A Petrograd Matin dispatch says Cracow may be invested as Russians advance in Strykow region.
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Lssenger
Ruczky
Galicia
Maura
Gombin-Lowicz
Poland
Ruszky
Austrans
Paris
Petrograd
Matin
Cracow
General Gonzales Declares Himself Mexico President
Washington reports General Fabio Gonzales, a self declared Mexico president, raises new obstacles for U S efforts to pacify Mexico. He commands troops and may march on Tampico to win Caballero's loyalty, while Carranza Villa and Zapata movements complicate the situation.
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Gonzales
Mexico
United States
Washington
Fabio Gonzales
Carranza
Villa, Zapata
Aguas Calientes
Huerta
Tampico
Caballero
Villa
Car
Rockefeller Foundation Reports Belgian Relief Efficiency
New York, November 80. The Rockefeller Foundation says a report from the war relief commission, now in Rotterdam, praises its efficiency in distributing food and clothing to Belgians. It warns that urgent additional supplies are needed and 30,000 tons must be shipped in September.
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New York
Rockefeller Foundation
War Relief Commission
Rotterdam
Wickliffe Rose
Kaiser Wilhelm Joins German Army in the East
Berlin announces Emperor William has joined the German army in the East to fight Russia. Earlier dispatches had said he would travel to Berlin and stay there for a period, with prior reports placing him with forces in both the West and the East.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Russia
Berlin
William
Austrian Losses in Servian Campaign Reported
Paris reports secret war office figures show Austrian losses in the Servian campaign through November 1 totaling 791 officers and 37 647 men killed plus 2 219 officers and 90 7388 men wounded 118 others and 17 087 men missing since then the Jae wiens have lost 26008 mare.
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Paris
War Office
Jae Wiens
All Persia Plans War on Allies
Berlin reports via wireless from Sofia that the Servian cabinet of Premier Pachitch has fallen. The Official Press Bureau says Northern Persia is aroused against Russia while southern Persia widens the anti British movement. Prince Abbas and Prince Osman, relatives of the Khedive of Egypt, are banished by British authorities for anti British conspiracy.
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Berlin
Sayville
L. L
Sofia
Bulgaria
N. P. Pachitch
Constantinople
Persia
Russia
Great Britain
Abbas
Osman
Egypt
Wilson Nominates Commission to End Colorado Mine War
President Wilson announced a three member commission including Seth Low Charles Mills and Patrick Gilday to settle future differences between operators and miners in the Colorado coal strike. Hymel Davies and W R Fairley will continue mediation to seek a settlement of the present conflict.
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Washington
Wilson
Seth Low
New York
Charles W. Mills
Philadelphia
Patrick Gilday
Clearfield
Colorado
Hymel Davies
W. R. Fairley
Montenegrins Repel Austrian Force Near Vishegrad
Dispatch from Cettinje reports eight Austrian battalions repulsed by Montenegrins near Vishegrad Bosnia. Austrian losses are heavy including dead wounded and prisoners along with ammo and eye. Local authorities confirm campaign progress and high casualties on the Austrian side.
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Paris
Havas
Cettinje
Vishegrad
Bosnia
British Commander Sees End Staging in Ypres Battle
London reports Field Marshal Sir John French indicates signs of near end stages in the Ypres to Armentieres fighting. He notes reduced enemy artillery and ceased infantry assaults while describing the broad allied effort across central Europe against Germany and Austria.
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John French
Ypres
London
French
Armentieres
Coward Bright Former Editor Held as Spy
Edward Bright an American citizen and former Columbia University graduate and Baptist Examiner editor, is reported arrested at Goettingen Germany on spy charges. His wife notified the state department after learning of the imprisonment on October 17 and urged action. The department cabled Ambassador Gerard to investigate and expects his release once citizenship is confirmed.
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Coward Bright
New York
Edward Bright
Columbia
Eexaminer
Goettingen
Germany
State Department
Washington
Départment Today
Gerard
Bright
Russians Cross Carpathians to Reach Galicia
From Lemberg Galicia November 30 Russians reportedly pushed an army through the Carpathian mountains southwest of Lemberg in ferocious fighting. Reports say Russians achieved important successes after two days of uninterrupted combat despite severe cold winds and snow. Austrian captains claimed Galicia cannot be defended if Russians continue their advance. The crossing found a distraught population suffering hunger and privation.
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Lemberg
Galicia
Petrograd
London
Carpathian Mountains
Carpathians
Rports
Senator Emmert Near Death in Hagerstown Home
State Senator Samuel Emmert lies at the point of death at his Hagerstown home after two months of illness. Family members are gathered as doctors from Baltimore work to save him and confirm his condition.
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Samuel Emmert
Hagerstownn
Live
Sidney Go
Deamenkins
Baltimore
France presses Japan to send army to Europe
Pare des months report that Paris editors led by former foreign minister Stephen Pichon urge Tokyo to deploy troops to fight Germany in Europe. They argue intervention would shorten the war, justify allied needs, and spare lives though Japan faces tax and indemnity costs.
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France
Japan
Can Live Like Devil Six Days a Week in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on November 30 at Second Presbyterian Church Rev. George W. Shelton preached The Church and Charity. He argued charity tolerates evil and church discipline has faded while membership no longer signals righteousness. He urged strict discipline as the path to keep a church pure and to save individuals from vice.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
George W. Shelton
Second Presbyterian Church
Iter Sheltom
Fire in Pennsylvania Town Destroys Hotel and Ice House
A fire in Tionesta near Marienville traced to the Marien hotel ice house roof damaged 159000 dollars and left 100 people homeless. High winds spread the blaze as volunteers struggled with limited water and a vacant buffer zone prevented full containment.
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Pennsylvania
Tionesta
Baltimore and Ohio
Marienville
Here
New Marien Hotel
Earl's Latest Wife Sues Him For Divorce In Nyack Court
Ferdinand Pinney Earle faced a divorce suit filed by his latest wife Stelen Theodora sidford Earle in Nyack Supreme Court. She alleges abs olute divorce and seeks alimony limits while asking for custody of his children. Her deposition from England is cited as detailing their acquaintance starting June 16, 1937, when she was 21.
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Nyack
N. Y
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
A. S. Tompkins
Stelen Theodora Sidford Earle
Earle
England
Senator Emmert Dies After Long Public Service
The article notes Senator Emmert, born January 14, 1807 in Dou tle Pipe Creek Washington County, served in hardware before politics and was elected to the State Senate in 1911. He married Lottie Rowe in 1898 and remained a staunch Republican with local ties to Hagerstown and Baltimore.
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Senator Emmert
Doutle
Pipe Creek
Washington County
Joseph S
Annie E. Emmert
Hagerstown
Pittsburgh
Emmert
Senate
Lottie Rowe
Hi. S. Hobes
W. B. Moore
Baltimore
S. Grace Emwh
Rules Promulgated for South Brangma Shopping Excursion
Text appears to outline rules for a South Brangma Shopping Excursion with rebates. Merchants seeking benefits must arrange a special train from Petersburg railway stations on December 10. Contact the Chamber of Commerce for details. Only merchants supporting purchases qualify for rebates.
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South Brangma
Petersburg
Chamber of Commerces
Ladies' Aid Society to Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Allegsay Hospital holds its monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon at ip. members are urged to attend for routine business and planning of charitable activities.
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Abd. Sorke
Allegsay Hospital
T . Morrow
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