Fire and Cyclone Hit Hot Springs Health Resort
A 1919 fire devastated Hot Springs causing millions in damage while a cyclone near the health resort injures dozens. Reported fatalities include Mrs Edwards and three children with others missing. the town remains cut off and fears run high for extensive losses. The city, famed for its government hospitals and springs, hosts over 100000 visitors annually and suffered severe disruption.
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Canada Gaydon
Megin
Hat Bortzes
Alma
Grand Stand Collapse Injures Dozen at Wisconsin Game
A temporary north bleacher section collapsed at Camp Randall during a Minnesota game injuring ten spectators. Names listed include J. J. Rhodes Chicago F. G. White Chicago Agnes Biot Maciaia A Gloger Water Teen Mra Frank L Gilbert Carrie Selih Janesville R.A. Hoberts Racine Mine M. Rayos Janesilia W R Tanner Madison and Mrs Bernice Gether Madison.
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Madison
Bernice ‘Gether
Brand Whitlock Returns Amid Turbulent War News
New York reports Brand Whitlock American minister to Belgium arrived by the Ryndam on Wednesday after aiding Evie Cuvelin in a life saving effort. He says he will return to Brussels and has booked passage on the Rotterdam for December 15. He cannot discuss the war from any single viewpoint.
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Night Riders Fight Police in Missouri Feud
In Cape Girardeau Missouri on November 26 a clash left five night riders and two private detectives wounded. Seven night raiders were captured after an all day chase by farmers and deputies. The feud pits tenant farmers against laborers over wages and feed prices amid a long running feud-like war.
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Ten Killed as Train Collision Hits Georgia Carnival Special
Ten people killed and twelve injured when a passenger train from Birmingham to Macon collided with a carnival special from Atlanta near Columbus, Georgia. Proprieter Frew Kempt and his wife died in the wreck. Kempt allegedly urged trainmen to kill him to avoid capture. Engineers of both trains escaped. The crash occurred after the carnival car ran onto the main line by error while the passenger train had orders to take a siding.
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Telegraphic Notes From Around the World and City
A roundup of short dispatches reports suspensions in Chicago detectives and bribery cases involving Halpin and O’Brien. Jockey Ted Sloan and a French actress detained in London. Mrs Marshall's abdominal operation in Indianapolis. Chicago interval meet results at the Coliseum with Lawrenceen Hanley leading. Australia to raise 50000 more troops, total Aussie war force 800000. Italian casualties pass one million as war expands. A Paris Bon Marche fire damages but main building saved. U S postal savings deposits rise to 71600000 in October.
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Melba home to be hospital in Paris for soldiers
Elaborate plans were announced in Cleveland by Mme Melby the famed Australian soprano to convert her Paris home into an army hospital with no salaries paid and operated for the benefit of all soldiers. She donated over 200000 to war sufferers and will run the facility herself.
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Goritz Forts Razed as Isonzo Battles Intensify Again
Geneva dispatch reports Italian artillery nearly destroys Goritz fortifications in the Isonzo clash. Rome confirms continued bombardment and a foothold near Monte San Michele. Monfalcone remains under Italian control as Goritz seems to fall. Berlin says Germans report 4400 Serbians captured. Serbia reports victory at Leskovac. Bulgarian forces and broader Balkan moves noted.
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Teutons Face U S Court in New York Trial
Four Hamburg-American line officials led by Karl Buenz go on trial before Judge Howe in federal court. They are charged with perjury on false clearances and manifestos. Prosecutors say the group sought to support German raiders by coal and supplies.
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Italy Aids Serbia in Balkan War Amid Big Battles
Italian troops begin landing in Albania to assist Serbia as the conflict widens. Reports say Bulgarian forces suffer heavy losses near Monastir with Prishtina and Prilep fronts active. German and Austro German forces push Serbian rearguards while French hold key positions.
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Greece Yields to Allies as Greece Prepares Balkans Expedition
London reports from the foreign offices state Greek ships are not being held in British ports. Italian and Greek dispatches indicate Greece is improving its diplomatic stance with the Allies as Italy plans a Balkan expedition. Greek guarantees for Allied safety are cited, with minister Rhallis saying the Allies will be allowed to dig trenches and defend themselves, even a cordon to safeguard their retreat.
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New Hitch in Peace Plans at Berne Congress
Promoters of a durable peace congress face a new obstacle as German delegates decline to attend the December 14 meeting, following French representatives. It is believed Berlin was instructed by the government not to participate.
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Schmidt Verdict Upheld By Court Of Appeals
Albany November 25 The judgment convicting former New York priest Hdme Schmidt of the murder of Anna Aumuller was sustained Tuesday by the court of appeals Judge Cardoso wrote the opinion with all judges concurring Also other brief items note Carnegie Foundation remarks chauffeurs romance wealth depictions and a fatal hospital fire report
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Twenty Mexicans slain as U S soldiers clash at Nogales border
At Nogales Arizona on November 27 three U S soldiers were wounded and twenty Mexicans killed after a drunken Villa fighter fired on border troops. Carranza forces captured Nogales as Obregon's column moved in to restore order and destroy Villa liquor stocks.
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Lord Kitchener Arrives in Rome to Meet Italian Leaders
Lord Kitchener landed in Rome after a Naples departure and conferred with Premier Salandra and the Italian war minister. He may visit the front to meet King Victor and General Cadorna as Allies seek Italian help for the Balkan campaign. A Cairo dispatch cites German submarine activity in the Aegean tied to the Kitchener voyage.
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Wilson cancels cabinet meeting to work on address
President Wilson postpones Friday cabinet session to finish his congressional address then plans to travel to New York to attend the army navy football game this afternoon. In Atlanta, W W Rogers bound over for murder in the Leo M Frank case after striking a woman with his car last Sunday.
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Seals to Aid Tuberculosis War in Columbus Sale Starts December First
The Columbus Tuberculosis Association specifies Christmas seal sales from December 1 to December 24 to fund anti TB work. Eighty percent of proceeds go to city efforts, with portions for county and state programs. The drive is promoted by the Rural Life Columbus and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Fatttanas Temple City: A Jain Heritage Complex
The templecity Fatttanas stands as the greatest Jain monument with a pilgrims path, rest houses, and hundreds of temples built over a thousand years. A restricted inner enclosure keeps the city clean and quiet by day while priests and attendants populate it.
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Ohio youths win big in Buckeye corn contest
Columbus reports that Ohio boys exceed 100 bushels per acre in the Buckeye corn growing contest with Dewey Hanes of Darke county leading at 153.76 bushels. A 16 year old girl also tops 100 bushels as winners travel for prizes funded by counties clubs and banks.
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