Allies Gain Ground as German Attacks Rebuffed
Allied forces in northern Belgium, aided by British warships, push back German trenches near Nieuport and Ostend while Paris reports continued large-scale attacks with Allies holding positions. German northern France canal system taken from Arleux to the Oise, potentially shaping Lille’s fight. Russian invasion of Galicia and Hungary halted with Russians fleeing Galicia.
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Belgium
Nieuport
Ostend
Frederick Warner
Berlin
Amsterdam
France
Arleux
Oise
Lille
Galacia
Hungary
Copenhagen
Poland
Sosnovic
Paris
Emden Sinks British Steamers Off Cochin
The German cruiser Emden sinks British steamers Chilkana Treilus Bonomohr Clan Grant and the dredger Ponrabble about 150 miles southwest of Cochin British India Exford captured The Emden has sunk 14 British steamers and captured three More actions report along India's eastern coast and in the South Sea with Glitra scuttled by German submarine N17 crew arriving at Stavanger after being ordered to abandon ship
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British India
Admiralty
Colombo
Ceylon
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Bonomohr
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Ponrabble
Tasmania
Exford
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Killim
Diplomat
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Kattinga
Rangoon
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Brush
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St. Egbert
Lloyd's
Harwich
Brussels
Cormorant
Cork
North Sea
Glitera
South Sea
Johnson
Stavanger
Norway
Reuter
Becaus
Trial Ramps Up as Carman Defense Counters Cecelia
Mineola Oct 22 The Carman murder trial sees defense lawyers press Cecelia Coleman testimony to show a male killer. They argue Mrs Carman was in New York at the time and did not shoot Mrs Bailey, aiming to prove innocence and place the crime with another. Cecelia testified that Carman fired the fatal shot, while prosecutors push for a guilty verdict based on her account.
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Florence C. Carman
Dr. Carman
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Lavaise Bailey
Bailey
George McLevy
Bar of Justice
New York
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Farrell
Chicago
Graham
Justice Kelley
Cecelia
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Coleman
Dairymen and Housewives to Receive Prizes in Big Events
A Chamber of Commerce committee plans a Farmers Institute Dairy Contest and Commercial Day from November 10 to 13. milk and cream contest prizes include a Holstein calf named Gwendolynn and a Poland China sow named Ice, with judging by experts and exhibits for farmers. A preserved contest for jelly, plums, and green tomato pickle will be judged by color and flavor. Officials seek federal film support and merchant participation for a statewide commercial bargain event on November 12 and 13.
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George R. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce
John McGill
Philip W. Blake
Farmer's Institute
Maryland Agricultural College
Gwendolynn
Clarice
Farmer’s Institute
House Votes Down Cotton Bond Issue
The House defeated a bill directing the treasury to deposit 250 million dollars in Southern banks to loan to cotton and tobacco growers. Vote 123 to 91. Opposition cited by Minority Leader Mann and Chairman Glass. House prepared to take up related relief measures via the Smith Lever bill and Fen eral reserve act amendments.
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Congress
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Mann
Glass
Banking and Currency Committee
Boxing death sparks arrest in Illinois hometown
Chicago on October 22 Jack Jaind rem was arrested at his home for the death of Joe Levendowiski after a boxing bout in Tollston near Gary Indiana last night. A post mortem found Levendowiski 24, healthy before the fight, died from a neck blow in the second round.
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Jack Jaindrem
Joe Levendowiski
Tollston
Ind
Gary
Levendowiski
Jury 16 Inquire Into Sanity of Alleged Slayer
In Wittsburg on October 22 a special jury was drawn by Judges Carnahan and Colhen to hear testimony on the mental condition of Jaco Taylor, the North Maddock herb peddler accused of murdering Florence Dove near South Waddock last May. Taylor was called for trial at 10 this morning. his attorney E J Eckles moved for the sanity inquiry, with District Attorney Jackson concurring, and the jury selection began.
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Tayior
E. J. Eckles
R. H. Jackson
Auto Bandits Are Captured
Indianapolis, October 22. A five man group led by a man named Spence, described as a New York crook, robbed guests at the Plaza hotel in Terra Haute for 1500 dollars at an early hour. They fled toward Indianapolis and were captured near Plainfield, Indiana, several hours later. The stolen money was recovered. An advertising note for a war book priced at ten cents appears from The Cumberland Press office.
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Ind
Spence
New York
Plaza Hotel
Terra Hlaute
Plainfield
Chicago Man Convicted in London Manslaughter Case
Orlando Edgar Miller, an American with Chicago ties, was found guilty of manslaughter at the Old Bailey for administering a drug that caused the death of Miss Kate Addison Scott at his Islesaworth sanitarium last June.
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London
Orlando Edgar Miller
Chicago
Old Bailey
Kate Addison Scott
Islesaworth
Congress Set to Adjourn as War Tax Bill Heads to Final Approval
Washington reports the Senate and House near adjournment with agreement on the war tax bill pending final approval by both chambers. Conferees have reported a measure ready for passage, ending lengthy negotiations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Cumberland Ads Offer Wine and War Book Promotion
An advertisement mentions wine and a book titled bhaftella about the war. It notes a price of 16 cents and lists The Cumberland as the source or venue. The text is fragmentary but centers on a sale or promotional offer.
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