Information From New York Ties Austrian Consul Case
Attorney General Gregory said A Bruce Bielaski met with Dr Josef Goricar and John Rathon to obtain valuable information on Austrian Consul General von Nuber and his associates. A full report will go to the State Department. Investigators expect possible convocation of von Nuber and others.
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Washington
Gregory
Bruce Bieladki
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
New York
Josef Gorkar
von Nuber
State Department
John R. Rathon
Providence Journal
Bielaski
Department
Doctor Goricar
Bulgars Take Monastir Near Serbian Border
Bulgarian forces entered Prilep on Wednesday and occupied Monastir on Thursday, signaling the collapse of Serbian defense and a retreat into Greece. French and British advances reported. Bulgarians pull back to the Vardar. Grdeljice, near Nish, also occupied as Bulgarian troops push southward from Nish toward the Nish Saloniki railway.
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London
Prilap
Monastir
Serbia
Saloniki
Bablina Pass
Prilep
Greece
Montenegro
al- Dania
Athens
Kasturing
Valandovo-Razrovo
Athans
Tithirkovo-Schevo Krugsevitza
Vardar
Nish
Grdeljice
Nish- Saloniki
British ship Anglia sinks after mine in English Channel
Telegraphic notes report the Anglia hospital ship sinking after striking a mine in the English Channel with 385 wounded aboard, 300 confirmed saved. A rescue vessel en route also sank after being hit. Also noted is the Austrian submarine sunk in the Mediterranean and a boxing injury in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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London
Anglia
English Channel
Admiralty
Panama Pacific Exposition Attendance Expected Past Eighteen Million
The Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco is forecast to reach 17 million attendees by Sunday noon, with the grand total surpassing 18 million before December 4. In Douglas, Arizona, November 1, Colonel Lazaro Cardenas led about 2,600 Carranza cavalry to rout a smaller Villa force at Villa Verde, claiming heavy Villa losses.
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San Francisco
Villa
Douglas, Ariz
Lazaro Cardenas
Carranza
Villa Verde
Cardenas
Defect Baby Died After Surgeon's Deemed Mercy Act
Chicago nov 19 baby bollinger deformed partly paralyzed and brain damaged died after dr h j haiselden refused operation to prolong life parents consented the medico legal society adopted resolutions praising haiselden stating physician acted to withhold life saving action to benefit society coroner state health officials may review ethics as chicago contemplates action
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Chicago
Bollinger
H. J. Haiselden
Ita
Haiselden
New York
Medico-Legal Society of America
H.J. Hal Selden
T. D. Crothera
Hasselden
Coroner's Office
State Board of Health
State's Attorney’s Office
Chicago Department of Health
Bulgarians Defeat French Near Gradisce in Balkans
London reports Bulgarian reinforcements defeated French troops near Gradisce twelve miles north of the Greek border. A Bulgarian attack along the Czerna river was repulsed with heavy Bulgarian losses. two to three Bulgarian divisions engaged in a desperate center assault. Berlin wireless from Sayville also notes 1,000 additional Serbian troops captured with two machine guns and three cannons. Pursuit of Serbians continues vigorously.
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London
Gradisce
Saloniki
Czerna
Berlin
Sayville
S. I
War Office
Turea
Joseph Hillstrom Shot After Failed Reprieve
In Salt Lake City on November 19 Joseph Hillstrom once known as a 1. W. W. poet was executed by electric chair at 7:41 a. m. After President Wilson and the Utah board of pardons failed to grant a clemency reprieve, Hillstrom faced the chair blindfolded and strapped as the four electrodes pierced his heart.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph Hillstrom
J. G. Morrison
Arlington
Wilson
State Board of Pardons
Hillatrom
Astor's Pocket Is Picked in Belasco Theater Rout
New York November 20 Harney Weinstein was arrested charged with picking the pocket of Vincent Astor the richest young man in America as he left the Belasco theater Astor reported a loss of 260 dollars
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Astor
New York
Harney Wein
Stein
Vincent Astor
America
Belasco Theater
Machinists Strike at Fayette R Plumb Tool Works
Philadelphia Navy 20. Machine shop workers at the Fayette R Plumb tool works in Frankfort are on strike. They say they are earning 18 cents an hour and demand an 88 percent raise.
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Machinista
Philadelphia
Navy
Fayette R. Plumb Tool Works
Frankfort
Churchill Defends Dardanelles Policy Blames Kitchener
London Nov 17 Winston Churchill former first lord of the admiralty defended his conduct in the Antwerp and Dardanelles ventures blaming Lord Kitchener the war secretary and the French government for the Antwerp failure and denying personal responsibility for Dardanelles He said the plan to open the sea route to Constantinople was pre decided Sir Arthur Markham then attacked Kitchener claiming he bore responsibility for both blunders and for withholding information warning that the war could be lost if Kitchener remains in command
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
British Admiralty
House of Commons
Churchill
Antwerp
Lord Kitchener
Secretary of State For War
Admiralty
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Murteu Roms
Opera
Siderse
Muchpenter
Penanlau
Arthur Markham
Harl Kitchener
Markham
Commons
Kitchener
Sir Arthur
Mine Blast Traps 31 Miners 800 Feet Deep in Mine
Seattle report on Havensdale coal mine disaster cites 31 dead and 40 trapped after a dust explosion. Rescue teams fought the blaze about 800 feet below the first level as authorities blamed coal dust for the blast. Special Deputy Sheriff Allan Stork relayed updates from Ravenahal.
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Seattle
Wash
Northwestern Improvement Company
Havensdale
Sherif
Allan Stork
Ravenahal
Divorce suit filed against John H. Quinot in South Bend
Mrs. Marian Mersler Quilhot, 75, sues John H. Quinot, South Bend vice investigator and head of the House of Mystery, alleging attempted poisoning, exposure to drafts, coercive real estate theft, assault, and seeks $10,000 alimony. The case was filed in Battle Creek on Wednesday.
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Neyoman Aske Bivorce
Bend
Marian Mersler Quilhot
John H. Quinot
South Bend
House of Mystery
Calhoun Street
Battle Creek
Mich
Quilhot
Jules Dargusah
Battle
Quilbot
Ex Senator Julian C Burrows Dies in Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Mich November 18 Former United States Senator Julian Caesar Burrows died at his home on Tuesday Born 1837 in Northeast Erie County Pennsylvania he spent most of his life in Kalamazoo He served in the House until 1895 then filled the unexpired term of Stockbridge in the Senate elected to the regular term in 1899 served until 1911 He was temporary chairman of the Republican national convention in 1908 and after retirement joined the national monetary commission.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
United States
Julian Caesar Burrows
Tuesaday
Burrows
Erie County
Pennsylvania
National House of Representatives
Stockbridge
Senate
Repubblican
National Monetary Commission
Hughes declines candidacy for Nebraska primary
Washington reports Associate Justice Hughes of the Supreme Court notified Nebraska’s secretary of state he will not be a presidential primary candidate and asked his name be omitted from the ballot. Nebraska’s attorney general said he could not withdraw his name from the primary ticket. The petition claimed the petitioners fled the name without Hughes’s knowledge and argued the nation’s welfare demands drafting its top talent for leadership despite his opposition.
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Washington
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Nebraska
Hughes
Civillana Evacuate Varna City in Black Sea Port
Varna on the Black Sea has been evacuated as civilians leave the Bulgarian port, according to a Munich dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company on Thursday.
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Civillana
Varna
London
Black Sea
Munich
Exchange Telegraph Company
Clemenceau Senate Panel Urges Gas Use in War
Paris November 20 The senate army committee led by Georges Clemenceau has approved a resolution urging French troops to use poisonous gas without restriction against German forces.
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Paris
Senate Army Committee
Georges Clemenceau
Mayor Mitchel of Greater New York Operated For Appendicitis
Mayor John Purroy Mitchel was taken from his home to Roosevelt Hospital on Monday and underwent appendicitis surgery. He has been ill for some time but only recently incapacitated enough to miss official duties. Two-dollar oil announced in Pittsburgh with the South Penn Oil company raising crude prices for the week including Pennsylvania crude at $2 and Mareer Black Newcastle at $150.
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Mitchel
New York
John Purroy Mitchel
Greater New York
Roosevalt Hospital
Pittsburgh
South Penn Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Mareer
Bombing of Belluno by Austrian plane reported
A Belluno dispatch states an Austrian aeroplane dropped five bombs on the city on November 20 but only one exploded. Three people were slightly injured and no material damage occurred.
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Belluno
Paris
Italy
Munday Found Guilty In Bank Conspiracy Case
Charles Munday, vice president of LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank, is found guilty of conspiring with ex Senator William Lorimer and H. W. Huttig to loot more than 3 million dollars from the bank and its subsidiaries. He faces up to five years in prison. Lorimer and Huttig to be tried next year.
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Morris
Ill
Charles
Munday
William ©. Lorimer
la Balle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
LaSalle Street Bank
William Lorimer
United States
H. W. Huttig
Muscatine
Hoyne
Lorimar
Huttig
Betwee Munday
Hayden N. Bell
la Salle Trust
Ite
Samuel C. Stough
Doctor upheld by experts in Bollinger case
Chicago authorities report a jury of physicians found society may deny life to a hopelessly defective baby. Dr. Harry J. Hasselden was exonerated for allowing the infant Bollinger to die, though the panel did not fully concur that the infant was sufficiently defective to condemn it. The panel urged caution, recommending physician consultation and multi doctor affirmation before any such decision.
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Chicago
Harry J. Hasselden
Bollinger
Debs Declines Fifth Socialist Nomination
Eugene V Debs, Socialist candidate for president in 1900 04 08 and 12, announced on Friday in Terra Haute Indiana that he had declined the fifth nomination for the presidency at his party's hands.
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Debs
Terra Haute
Ind
Eugene Vu, Debs
United States
Tariff Conference Called By Illinois Manufacturers
Chicago Nov 22 The Illinois Manufacturers' Association has called a tariff conference for December 7 in Chicago to urge cooperation with Congress. In Alexandria Louisiana seven votes margin for prohibition out of nearly 3000 cast was announced from Tuesday's local option election in Rapides Parish.
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Chicago
Iinois Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
Orys
Alexandria
Prohibition
Rapides Parish
Grateful Letter Hails Dodds Kidney Pills' Cure
A reader from Welcome Lake Pa recounts relief from back ache, kidney trouble, headaches, insomnia, fatigue, thirst, and shortness of breath after using Dodds Kidney Pills. The testimonial advocates publication for other sufferers. Also mentions Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets and prices.
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Mr. TC
Welcome Lake
Dodds
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Ady
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