Diaz to Lead Italians In War Command Change
Italian Army headquarters report new inter allied military committee led by Gen Cadorna with Gen Diaz named first in command. Diaz and Badoglio take top spots as reforms reshape Italian leadership during ongoing fronts Treviso hills provide resistance as shells fly on German and Austrian troops.
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Trevino
Treviso
Petrograd
Military Revolutionary Committee
St. Peter and St. Paul
Italy
Italin
Cadorna
Diaz
Badoglio
Grandino
Foch
French War Ministry
Wilson
Alies
London
Congress
Bandite Get $14,000 by Blasting Bank
In Jackson Michigan burglars blasted a bank in Concord village, ten miles south of town, and escaped with about $15,000 in cash. No further details available.
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Jackson, Mich
Blate Amk
Condord
Here
Second Liberty Loan subscriptions soar past target totals
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports New York district led early allocations with about 900 million, Chicago 420 million, and other districts showing varied subscriptions. About 2.13 billion of the near 4.2 billion total came from larger sums, with allotments set by brackets from 50 000 up to 60 000 000 and above. Over 4 million subscribers participated in the first Liberty loan with full allotments for many $10 000 or less subscriptions.
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Union News Service
Washington
New York
Osc
Chicago
Feevannea
Palladetoni
San Francisco
Richmond
Lewis
Kansans City
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Dallas
McAdoo
Liberty Loan
President to Fix Bread Price and Loaf Size
President Wilson will issue a proclamation placing all bakers under the Hoover food license system to control bread prices and standard loaf size. Immediate price reductions are expected in many localities as a result.
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Washington
Wilson
Hoover
German War Practices pamphlet to reveal German pleas
A forthcoming pamphlet by the committee on public information titled German War Practices will disclose that German soldiers appealed to Ambassador Gerard as the representative of a Christian state to protest against atrocities and butcheries ordered by their commanders. The pamphlet will also cover other acts of German war conduct and abuses.
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Washington
Gerard
Committee On Public Information
Bandits Kill Fifty Carranza Guards at Corral Paso
Bandit force killed fifty Carranza guards at Corral north of Chihuahua City during a passenger train attack. Passengers robbed of money and clothing. Villista leader Martin Loper commanded the bandits. In St Louis mo an earthquake shock lasting about ten seconds was felt with no damage.
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Carranza Guarda
Paso
Tex
Carranza
Villista
Corral
Chihuahua City
Martin Loper
St. Louie
St. Louis
Greatest corn crop predicted by experts in 1917 report
Washington reports a record corn crop and a high potato yield as government experts estimate the 1917 U S crop at 3 191 083 000 bushels, with decreases from October forecasts due to conditions since then. The release lists comparative 1916 and five year averages for crops, including wheat, hay, cotton, and others.
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Union News Service
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Boise
Steamer Rochester Sunk by U Boat in Atlantic Waters
The British admiralty announced the torpedoing of the American steamer Rochester. Four crew members were killed, the second mate and thirteen others are missing, and thirty-one survivors have been landed at Buncrana and Rossport.
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London
Rochester
Admiralty
Buncrana
Rossport
Casper Banker's Wife Ends Life
Lucy Hoffhine, wife of Charles Hoffhine an assistant cashier, shot herself in their Casper residence as her husband attended a meeting. Officials cite despondency over ill health as the cause of death.
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Casper
Lucy Hoffhine
Chas
Be, Hoffhine
Destruction of Electrically Controlled Boats in London
The Press Association reports four electrically controlled boats, akin to the one previously destroyed by the Admiralty, have already been destroyed. This marks a continued effort to neutralize such vessels amid ongoing strategic concerns.
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London
the Press Association
Admiralty
Mileage book price increase sought from ICC
Southern roads asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 2 to 2.5 cent rise in passenger mileage book rates, proposing the change with miles of service noted. The request aims to adjust charges for interchangeable mileage books.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Roads
Hope Dims for Alcedo Crew Missing After Torpedoing
Washington reports hope for Lieut. John T. Melvin and twenty enlisted men missing after the torpedoing of the American patrol ship Alcedo has been abandoned.
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Washington
John T. Melvin
Ohio Vere Lead by 3,643 Votes in 88 Counties
Complete returns from eighty eight counties show a lead for the vets of 3,045 with 67 officially reporting. Prohibition vote stood 518 448 for and 622 001 against while large counties were not yet in. Nearly all counties indicate the defeat of presidential woman suffrage by about 156 000 votes.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Train Massacre in Mexico Shock Waves Across Border
Juarez dispatch reports 125 people killed on a Mexican Central passenger train attacked by Villa followers fifty miles south of Chihuahua City. The dynamited locomotive and two cars wrecked. guards killed or executed. All passengers robbed. a messenger with $100,000 in silver bullion and the bullion itself are missing.
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Union News Service
Juarez
Mex
Mexican Central
Villa
Armanderiz Station
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Mexico
First U S aid for a fallen soldier’s dependent
Washington—Alice Dodd of Evansville Ind widowed mother of Private James B Gresham becomes the first dependent to receive compensation under the government system The payment includes a 45 monthly allowance plus 25 insurance funds for every fallen soldier The case follows the November 3 trench raid in France which killed three soldiers wounded five and twelve captured Yaqui Indians Defeat Mexican Troops Near La Colorada Mexico Gen Gomez wounded at a ranch near the scene guarded hospital to prevent talk Bryan Chased by Bull on Desert Former Secretary of State William J Bryan narrowly escapes a bull in Arizona hunting party with R A Hayward Mesquite tree saves Bryan and hunters kill the bull
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U. S
Washington
Alice Dodd
Evansville
Ind
James B. Gresham
France
Tucson
Ariz
la Colorada
Mexico
Gomez
Calles
Bryan
Chandler
Aria
William J. Bryan
Here
Mr. Bryan
R. A. Hayward
Pima Indian Reservation
Petrograd Not Whole of Russia Commentary
Memphis dispatch quotes Russian ambassador Bakhmeteff saying Petrograd does not represent all Russia and denying official stance on provisions government overthrow. He notes lack of personal or official information and declines to offer an official opinion.
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Petrograd
Russia
Memphis
Tenn
Boris A. Dakhmeteff
United States
Mr. Bakhmeteff
Kerensky Deposed as Petrograd Revolt Expands Turmoil
Reports from London and Petrograd describe Maximalists seizing control of Petrograd while Kerensky flees toward Moscow to rally Moderates and Cossacks. Lenine leadership moves to arrest premier lieutenants and form a new government, with a peace delegation named and Winter Palace capitulation after naval and fortress bombardment. Berlin wires note Austro German advances in Italy, heavy prisoner totals, and shifting fronts across Aisne, Belgium, and Palestine as British, Italian, and American forces engage. American patrol boat Alcedo torpedoed with crew missing. Passchendaele captured. Passchendaele rumor of peace offers circulates in London.
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London
Petrograd
Kerensky
Moscow
Nickolai Lenine
Winter Palace
Aurora
St. Peter and St. Paul
Neva
Berlin
Italy
Livenga River
Tagliamento
Venice
Cadorna
Aisne
Belgium
Palestine
Livenza
Plave
Passchendaele
Hindenburg
Gaza
Market Quotations for Hogs Grain and Eggs
Market quotations list hog and grain pricing from Denver and Colorado Nebraska regions. Includes prices per ton for hay straw and alfalfa, wheat and oats per 100 pounds, corn and bran figures, and eggs per case with commission notes. Data show bid and selling values across multiple commodities and local markets.
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F.C.B. Denver
Carlond Pries
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Colo
Neb
Colorado
Hides and Pelts and Miscellaneous Market Notes
Prices for dry hides and green salted hides, calf and kip, and wool pelts dominate the market list. Also listed are lamb and sheep values, bucks saddles, and miscellaneous market items. Metals, grains, and livestock prices appear with regional and commodity markers and unit details.
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HMS
Entente
Union News Serving
Revolutionary
Revolutionary Committees
Trotsky
Petrograd Soviet
Kerenaky
Kornitoff
W. W
Tulea
Okla
I. W. Ws
Osage Hills
Tulsa
New York Post Office
Postal Free Department
Irigoyen
Argentina
Germany
Luxburg
Japan
Pekin
Baron Gensuke Hayashi
China
Chinese Foreign Office
Viscount Ishii
Lansing
Alcedo
Ohio Vere
Korniloff
Garrigon
Eastern Newspaper
Cassin
Ypres
Teutons
Londons
Amsterdam
Xchange Telegraph Company
Herne
Prince von Buelow
Karl Helfterich
Newspaper Union News Service
Denver Markets
Hay and Ghain Market
Fleur
B. Denver
F. Denver
Seennne de Seecessbb
F.U.B. Denver
Eaneseteseas
H. H
A Louis
Boulder
Duluthota
Aera 430
Ecember
Keangat Iy
Hs — Baten Ry
Firata
Fane
Vivets
New Yorke Cotton
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