Pierpont Morgan Under Knife After Mild Siege
New York Oct 30 reports Pierpont Morgan underwent an operation at Glen Cove to treat an abdominal issue. Doctors Markos Lyle and Bulli performed the procedure and Morgan rested comfortably afterward. His condition is described as excellent with expected prompt recovery.
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Margen
Aboitia
Biscommery
Roma
Oleneve
Morgan
Moreen
Wedeenthy
Bia Ghon
Markos, Lyle and
Bulli
Writsh Lose 493 294 Men In Annual Toll
The report lists British losses totaling 493 294 men, with 105 046 lost in the London area and 255 16 in the western theater. It breaks down wounded and killed across ranks, noting officers injured at 12.42 percent and other ranks at 12.177 percent.
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London
Weot
France
Death Duel High in Air on Bridge Over Cuyahoga
A gruesome bridge accident in Dervdend reveals Frank Wright a storekeeper killed on a Cuyahoga River arch by six fellow workers with iron bars. Witnesses describe a crowding struggle atop the arch and a fall sixty feet into the river as the attack escalated.
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Dervdend
Cuyahoga River
Frank Wright
Storekarpar
Ser
Irom
Troops Move as Mexico War Reports Describe Rail Transport
Dispatch reports Rogie Pass Texas receiving Mexican cavalry and ammunition trains en route to Seempien. The movement, authorized by Washington, highlights a German ammunition shortage and German war strain affecting operations along the Pacific rail line.
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Rogie Pass
Tex
Youthers
Arian
Amer
Washington
Bulgaria offers Macedonia cession to Greece for war against Allies
Berlin reports Bulgaria would cede all Macedonia east of the Monastir line to Greece if she joins the conflict against the Allies, with terms tied to Turkey's promises and shifting alliances.
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Berlin
Bulgaria
Greece
Macedonia
Monastir-Giergrit
French Red Cross Man Tortured for Spy Charge
From Bertie Germany a transistor wireless report states a Red Cross member named Hellinger was captured by French forces and allegedly beaten by German troops. The report claims the man refused to betray the position of German forces.
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Clatn
Go-man Star
Bertie
Germany
Tweberton
Dressen Nachrichten
Red Crees
Hellinger
Freneh
Brurrg
Peabody Parochial School Fire Claims Many Young Lives
A three story brick St John’s parochial school in Peabody Massachusetts burned as 600 children aged up to 13 attended classes. Twenty bodies were recovered from the ruins with many others injured. Fire broke out as pupils practiced a drill and panic enabled by the crowded vestibule led to a deadly crush.
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Peabody
Muss
St. John's
Penile
Freemasonry elected officers and other items
M W Baylis of Washington DC elected nov reigner and der of the supreme council of Freemasonry with Beaton Holden and Morton as officers. The British transport Marquette torpedoed in the Aegean. 95 aboard unaccounted. Imparcial reports Prince Campor sale claims a peace discussion list. US protests to Britain over trade interference to be delivered by Alexander W. Kirk in London.
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New York
M. W. Baylis
Washington D C
Reigner
Der
Supreme Council
Securearatte
Freemasonry
Beaton
Teu
Holden
Til
Providence
B. L
M. W. Morton
Providenes
Walter Heymour
Newark
N. J
Weeper
Londo
War Office
Marquette
Aegean Sea
Madrid
Imparcial
Prince Camporsale
Prince von Huelow
Maly
Prince von Buelow
Spain
Wilson
Germany
Washington
Great Britain
London
Alexander W. Kirk
Berlin
Ambussador
Czar Fleet Bombards Varna and Other War News
News dispatches report Russian bombardment of Varna on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast with shelling continuing from early morning. Austrian merchant ship torpedoed near Gallipoli, allied submarine credited. Reports also note a coal and cotton storage fire in Charlestown and German aviators shot down by British forces. American force for Europe being organized on the Niagara frontier with 12th Infantry slated. Yuan Shikai appoints Wellington Koo as Chinese minister to the United States.
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Rome
Get
Bucharest
Stefan
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Hulgarian
Verna
Athens
Gallipoli
France Names Briand to Form New Cabinet After Resignation
Premier Viviani resigns sparking cabinet collapse as Aristide Briand, a socialist, is offered the premiership and to form a new government with Gen. Gallieni as minister of war. Delcasse previously resigned amid the crisis as other posts are filled.
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Aristide Briand
General Gallieni
Paris
Rena Vivi Wal
France
Aristide Brian
Poineare
Viviant Ta
Theopile Delcasse
Interior
Gaance
Joseph Thierry
War
Emile Combes
M. Vitant
U. S. May Buy Eastland for Naval Training Ship
Capt Edward Evers of the Illinois Naval Reserves says the government plans to purchase and convert the Eastland into a naval training ship. The plan includes removing upper works, installing a flush deck for guns, and remodeling the hull to be feasible for training purposes after the fatal capsizing tragedy.
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Chicago
Eastland
Edward Evers
The
Illinois Naval Reserves
Eastfund
French Dealers Notify Boycott of Ford Autos
Henry Ford opposed the Anglo French loan prompting the chamber of French automobile dealers to halt relations with the Ford Motor Company. Members urged customers to refrain from buying Ford vehicles as reprisals.
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Henry Ford
United States
Chamber of French
Ford Automobile
Ford
Fire Kills Thirteen In Union Box Factory Blaze
In Pittsburgh on Monday a blaze at the Union Paper Box factory on Sandusky street killed thirteen people, twelve girls among them, with ten girls missing and many injured. Peter Vallon died rescuing a fellow worker as bodies were later retrieved by firemen. Mayor Joseph G Armstrong attended the grisly scene, and several survivors leapt from upper floors to escape flames.
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Pittsburgh
Union Paper Box
Sandusky Street
Peter Vallon
Hira
Joseph G. Armstrong
Allegheny General Hospital
First Connecting Link Formed Between Austro German and Bulgarian Armies
Direct Danube crossing near Brza Palanka unites Austro German forces with General Boyadjief's Bulgarian army east of Belgrade. Serbians resist fiercely at Knjazezac and Uskup. Bulgarian numbers said to exceed Serbian by ten to one, with only 500 prisoners taken. Allies landing at Saloniki continue, rail and road limits constrain reinforcement as invasion gains momentum.
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Berlin
Germany
London
Serbia
Boyadjief
Danube
Braza Palanke
Staf
Dobrin
Visegrad
Bosnia
von Koevess
von Gelichte
Misin
Valyevos-Moranos
Ljigy
Docola
Jasentea
Raca
Svilajacrenava
Pek
Neresika
Orsova
Kladovo
Ljugicevac
Brza Palanka
Negotin
Knjazezac
Tf London
Uskup
Constantinople
Saloniki
Majdag
Tax Commission asks attorney general to defend county in extra tax dispute
In Brown and Mercer counties the emergency levy for highway repairs is challenged. The State Tax Commission asked the attorney general to defend the county auditor against the county commissioner's order for a 2 mill levy amid questions about weather and road wear.
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Tax Commission
Western Newspaper
Union’ News
Columbus
Brown County
Mercer County
State Tax Commission
Miami County
Uniform dress reform for Akron High School Girls
Akron school girls voted nine to one for a white middy blouse and white skirt uniform in summer and winter plans. The move drew praise from Akron Chamber of Commerce president E B Goad who likened the uniform to nurses and religious sisters in service.
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Western
Union Mawe Berrina Akron
Erly
Cleveland Club
High Saale
South High School
Akron
Pfris
Ak~ron
Akrim Chamber of Commerce
Goad
Forgan Testifies on Lorimer Bank Failure Efforts
James B. Forgan president of the First National Bank of Chicago testified at Charles R. Munday’s trial about his attempts to avert the ruin of William Lorimer and Munday. He claimed he warned them multiple times and helped delay their bank’s collapse while LaSalle Street National Bank faced destruction. He also suggested Liquidating the Lorimer Munday Institution could protect depositors. Prosecutors used his testimony against the defense to counter claims he caused the bank run.
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Chicago Clearing House Association
Forgan
Lorimer-Munray Institution
Lorimer-Monday Bank
Girl Found Slain on Track in Pittsburgh
The headless body of Miss Sophia McCallin, daughter of former Pittsburgh mayor William C. McCallin, was found on the Pennsylvania tracks at Roup station. Identification proved impossible. inquiry opened by city comptroller’s secretary.
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Pittsburgh
Sophia McCallin
William C. McCallin
Roup
Morrow
Big Hats of Velvet
Revival of black velvet hats dominates ultra smart attire with large embroidered white wool floss designs. Wide brims hold bold, looping motifs that circle the brim while conventional floral patterns are magnified and prominent.
Newark Man Wins 12000 Damages From Railroad
Columbus-William C. Hagan of Newark must be paid 12000 dollars in damages by the Baltimore Ohio Railroad for the loss of his left arm suffered years ago while working in a Newark locomotive firebox. The supreme court refused to review the case. Train Hire Buggy. One Dies. Kenton Alfred Barkley 37 was killed and George Thomas 65 dying after a freight train incident. Both farmers near Foraker. Taft to Speak at Youngstown. Former President William H. Taft to deliver the dedicatory address at Youngstown's new 300000 YMCA building on Nov 23.
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New York
Atlantic
United States
Robert Fay
Ieutenant
Sixteenth
Saxony Infantry
Secret Service
Lndea
William J. Flynn
Ehier
Houghton
Pay
Ieer
America
von Papen
K. Roy-Ed
Jombasky
Fay
Walter L. Scholz
Weehawken
N. J
Hudson
Scholz
Paul Daeche
Jersey City
Berbert Erenzie
Ides
Glen Boho Park
Indisnola and
Olentangy Avenues
Surgical
Columbus
William C. Hagan
Newark
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Supreme Court
Kenton
Alfred Barkley
George Thomas
Foraker
Taft
Youngstown
Wiliam H. Tett
Young Men's Christian Association
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Petrogred Dispatch
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Dvinuk
Higa
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RED Cross
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Pine Hundred
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Corman
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Trieste
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Manchester Guardian
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Allegheny Steel Company
Russ
Pitteburgh
Pressed Steel Car Company
Paget
Ralph Paget
Seroia
Appopolia
Tehtib
Millford Haven
Wales
Ydun
Vascar
Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas
O. M. Kramer
Ohio
Central District Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Washington Telephone Company
Jefferson Telephone Company
Belmont ‘Telephone’company
Union Telephone Company
Woollafield Telephone Company
State
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Senate
State House
Wooster
George ¥. Sheridan
Ohio State Medical Association
Council of the State Society
Sheridan
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T. P. Riddie
Lima
Corn Boys
Philadelphia
Northwestern Ohio Light Company
State Public Utilities Commission
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State Archaeolosieal and Historical Society
Ohio ‘History ‘Teachers’ Association
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Oto State University
Frank Taggart
Turner
Hogan
Taggart
Jane Ohio
Morton W. Bland
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Bors
Summit County
Lake County
Bland
Painesville
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Mechanics
Henida
J.C. Thorpe
Urbana
Champaign County Automobile Trade Association
A. Waddell
Goodyear Tire Company
Common Pleas Court
Weishheimer Brothers
Columbus Millers
W. H. Sylert
Columbus Druggist
Ohio Millers’ State Association
State Board of Agaculture
Willams & Nash
T. P. Riddle
State Board of Agriculture
White House
State University
Student Health Service
Eel Regin
Judges of Common Pleas Court
Panhandle
Lulu Anderson
Dallas
Tax
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Italy
Munday
la Salle Street Bank
McCallin
Lloyd’s
Selma
Oper
Doberdo
Cleveland
Cleveland Fire Department
Russia
Russian Council of Ministers
Alexi Kbvo «Sof
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Marion
I2d
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Marion Meliwaine
Japana
Alice Wilson
Gegion
Sabas Zariwoev
George Protain
Toledo
Lake Erie
Marysville
Lee Sthabey
Pisin City
John Fox
Ohio Historians
Ohio Valley Historical Association
Ohio State University
Henry W. Elson
Ohio University At
Orchestra
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cora Dow
West Virginia
Canton
Clarence West
Sam Kitne
Barberton
J. B. Willis
Delaware
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