Roosevelt Refuses War Hero Role Prefers Home Fireside
Winnipeg dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt not seeking foreign command. Secretary denies any interview, says no truth to rumor he would leave America to fight elsewhere. Roosevelt has long had military ambitions but stays attached to peaceful pursuits and his private secretary stresses the tale is ridiculous.
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Record Wind Harasses York State
A Pacific and International News Service report from New York describes a record wind of about 6000 miles per hour that caused widespread damage. The storm injured people, including a girl struck by a car, toppled a painter from scaffolding, and halted harbor traffic due to multiple collisions.
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Int'l News Service
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Stormbound Coast Dampens Atlantic Shipping
Nov 18 report from Washington notes stormbound conditions from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Weer along Appalachians brings snow and rain, while the coast experiences gale conditions. Shipping races for shelter as steamers wait to sail and cancellations occur.
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Appalachians
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Greece Likely To Align With Germany Says Cable
Copenhagen Nov 14 Greece has ordered all her merchant ships to depart from French and Italian ports immediately. The move, viewed as a tilt toward Germany, comes as mounting pressure over the med region. News service dispatches from international wires describe Greece signaling a possible ultimatum in favor of Berlin.
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Int'l News Service
Copenhagen
Greece
Germany
In Honor of Their Bishop at May cer Hotel
Last night Catholics gathered at the May cer Hotel Cafe to honor their new bishop, the Right Rev Joseph S Glass C M DD. Father W H Corcoran of Carlin attended and the bishop conducts services here. Attendees praised his scholarship and gifts, hopeful parishioners that church work will grow and a new church may soon be built.
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Austrian airship attack hits arsenal area near Vienna
The Austrian hydroplanes reportedly bombed the arsenal aerodrome and barracks near Vienna's Ventoe. The damage and specifics were not fully confirmed, but the attack was announced today by the news service in Vienna.
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Defective Baby Buried After Controversial Judgment
In Chicago on November 19 the body of Baby Bollinger was buried in St. Boniface cemetery. The infant suffered facial paralysis and severe malformations. doctors refused an operation that might have prolonged life. The coroner held an inquest into whether life-saving surgery should have been performed.
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Tonopah Editor Arrested for Libel in Nevada
Tonopah Daily Bonanza editor and manager faced two criminal libel charges in Tonopah Nevada. Bail set at 3000. locals pledged up to 200000 if needed. District Attorney Sanders and two commissioners filed the actions, amid citizen support for the paper’s critique of county spending. Dr Callahan was en route back to the reservation after a Oklahoma vacation.
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Elko Considers New HGH High School Building
The county high school ở Elko plans a new building due to crowding. The old structure is deemed too small. A potential bond issue may go to voters within months under a legislative action.
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Senator Phelan backs defense push before recess
Senator Phelan arrived to review congressional motions before recess and voiced strong support for the administration defense program. He noted fortifications on Alaska land and a naval buildup with two dozen battleships and a dozen submarines added to the Pacific coast fleet.
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End Inti News Service
Washington
Phelan
Rwors
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Asquith Hints at Allied Unification Plan
London reports Premier Asquith returning from Paris detailing progress toward unifying France and England. A single defense board would command jointly trained troops wearing a common uniform with simplified language and unified tactics. Both nations pledge to protect Serbia fully.
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Int'l News Service
London
Aithe
Par
Bith
Serbia
Navy chiefs back build of two superdreadnaughts
Seeneiuny Daniels favors constructing one superdreadnaught at New York Navy Yard and another at Mare Island. He says Mare Island can be prepped with modest equipment additions and intends to urge Congress to approve the plan.
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Intl News Service
Washington
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Congress
Kitchener Returns After Brief Conference at Sea
Balonika reports Kitchener sails for the Dardanelles after a quick conference aboard a vessel docking at Taikana. General Sarrall, head of French troops in the Taikana zone, was summoned aboard before Kitchener departed without disembarking.
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Dardanelles
Silent Battlefields at Mesoiaki Valley Near Vilna War Scene
A war correspondent tours the Mes oki valley near Vilna, describing ruined churches, barbed wire, and trenches. He portrays shattered landscapes with fallen soldiers, scattered equipment, and shells, noting the onset of Vilna’s fall and the era’s brutal, eerie silence.
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Final warning given to Greece in cables from London
Copenhagen Nov 1 reports German papers say the allies issued their last ultimatum to Greece. Greece was told to choose a side or face consequences, with London censorship permitting news over cables that Greece had received the final ultimatum and must face the issue.
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Twain's Cousin W Clemens Suicide at Marion Ill
W Clemens, a cousin of Mark Twain, committed suicide in Marion Illinois on November 19. The death was self-inflicted and reported by local authorities. The incident adds to the family history connected to the famed author.
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Army Flyers Take Trial Trip to San Antonio
Six army aviators flying from Fort Sill Oklahoma to San Antonio paused in Wichita Falls. They resumed the trip under combat-like conditions with continuous firing tests and no accidents, demonstrating aircraft speed and reliability.
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Int'l News Service
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Fort Sill Oklatoma
San Antonio
Sullivan Case Nears Conclusion at Goose Creek Killing
The Sullivan murder case of Harland Sullivan charged as W Woods for killing Ollie Bates at Goose Creek moved toward closing as testimony linked Sullivan to the crime. Mary Dunn and her husband testified Sullivan warned of getting money from Bates or killing him and described a tent encounter and a pistol scene near the Bates saloon.
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Daniel's Plan Faces Setback in Unspent 1900 Fund
Shington reports a four million dollar 1900 appropriation for a NL HOF prize factory cannot be touched now after comptroller ruling. The funds have remained unused for a long period, marking another disappointment for Daniels.
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Submarine Work Grows Vicious
Francisco reports on escalating submarine activity and disruption in parcel post services as Austrian shipping lines suspend transport, signaling broader wartime impact on logistics and supplies.
Old Tuscarora party praises Nevada trip and climate
Stallon Weed and Kuchner led a party to Tuscarora and Elko to inspect Pusen resida Mine holdings and assess 1915 work. They praised Nevada climate and hospitality, planned a return to Nevada, and ordered Primeaux to finish annual assessment work.
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Kuchner
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Germans Claim Further Victories in Serbia and Belgium
Berlin reports continued pursuit of the Serbian force with 3000 captured on the western front near Peperhinge Belgium. Germany says it has completed possession of Serbia and that the Serbian government has moved to Albania.
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Cabinet hears Wilsons plans and Nevada town prospects
Washington reports the president plans to address Congress December 7 and begin drafting the final message. Meanwhile, Tuscarora, Nevada, eyed as spring industry revival, paths a return to prosperity with renewed activity and large holdings development. Local signs and rail traffic hint at broader state optimism.
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