Attorney General Gregory cites evidence from New York meeting
Attorney General Gregory announced that A Bruce Bielinski chief of the DOJ Bureau of Investigation met in New York with Dr Josef Goricar former Austrian consul and obtained valuable information on the activities of Austrian Consul General von Nuber and his associates. The state department will be informed. a prompt investigation is planned.
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Providence Journal
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Bulgars Take Monastir as Serbian Defense Fades
News from Athans says Bulgarian forces entered Monastir after Prilep fall, signaling a decisive Serbian retreat toward Greece. French win at the Kasturino front. Bulgarians advance from Nish toward Grdeljice near the Nish railway.
Telegraphic Notes from Lendas to San Francisco
A jumble of telegraphic notes reports naval mishaps, hospital ship casualties, boxing injuries, a heavyweight prospect, and earthquake shocks. Other items mention Villa forces in Mexico, a Paris quake near Avezzano, Missouri rate increases, and local court fines.
Churchill Blames Kitchener for Antwerp and Dardanelles Blunders
Winston Churchill, former first Lord of the Admiralty, told the Commons he bears no personal responsibility for the Dardanelles venture and blamed Lord Kitchener for both Antwerp and Dardanelles failures. He asserted the Antwerp plan originated with Kitchener and French authorities and that he always consulted the sea lord before actions. Sir Arthur Markham then attacked Kitchener as responsible for the two expeditions and for withholding information.
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Kitchener
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Refuses to Be a Candidate for President Primary
A Nebraska justice notified the secretary of state he would not seek the presidential primary, requesting his name be removed. The attorney general says withdrawal from the primary ticket is not possible. The petition claimed his name appeared without consent and urged drafting top talent for the Republicans amid national urgency. Civilian evacuation reported from Varna amid war news.
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Thureday
Secretary of State
Nebraska
Justice Hughes
Ex Senator Burrows Dies After Long Public Career
Kalamazoo Michigan November 18 Former United States Senator Julius Caesar Sorrows died at his home on Tuesday He was born in Erie County Pennsylvania in 1837 and served in the House until 1866 then in the Senate until 1911 He was temporary chairman of the 1908 Republican National Convention and later joined the national monetary commission.
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Mich
United States
Julius Caesar Sorrows
Burrows
Erie County
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Benster Stockbridge
Senate
National Monetary Commission
Mine blast kills 31 trapped miners in Ravensdale shaft
Seattle dispatch reports a dust explosion at the North Western Improvement Co. coal mine in Ravensdale Washington on Tuesday. Thirty one men died and about forty were trapped 800 feet below the first level as flames swept the shaft. rescue was abandoned per Special Deputy Sheriff Allan Stare.
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Ravensdale
Sherif Allan
Sues Quilhot for Divorce in South Bend Case
Marian B Miller Quilhot, seventy five, alleged seventh wife of John F Quilhot, a South Bend vice investigator, filed for divorce claiming he tried to poison her food, splashed water, exposed her to drafts, deceived her about real estate, consorted with other women including Mrs Jules Darqueat in Battle Creek, and assaulted her. She seeks $10,000 alimony.
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Atie
Jules Darqueat
Baby Bollinger Death Sparks Medico-Legal Debate
Chicago reports the infant died five days after birth from deformity and partial paralysis. Dr H J Hasselden refused an operation to extend life, prompting a Medico Legal Society of America to commend the physician for withholding treatment, while debates continue over ethics and potential official actions in Chicago.
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T. D. Crothers
Hasselden
Coroner's Office
State Board of Health
State’s Attorney's Office
Chicago Department of Health
Bulgarians Defeat French Near Gradigce in Balkan Skirmish
Saloniki dispatch reports Bulgarian reinforcements defeated French troops near Gradigce twelve miles north of the Greek border. Bulgarian forces attacked along the Czerna river, suffering heavy losses, as two to three divisions clashed in a desperate bid to break the French center. Berlin says over 1,000 Serbian troops were captured with two machine guns and three cannons also seized as pursuit continues.
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Hillstrom Shot After Failed Pardon Effort
Joseph Hillstrom the L W. W. poet and suspect in the Morrison murder is shot dead at 7 41 pm after President Wilson’s reprieve attempt failed and the state pardons board ruled late evidence insufficient. Hillstrom staggers to the chair, dies with all four bullets in his heart.
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Jury Upholds Doctor In Life Saving Debate
Chicago jurors ruled that society may refuse life for a hopelessly defective baby. Dr. Harry J. Haiselden was absolved of blame for allowing Baby Bollinger to die and the panel urged consultative judgments in similar cases while affirming the physician’s right to refuse surgery on conscience grounds.
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Rights of Insurance Men Test in Ohio Suits
Eleven suits to test whether insurers may freely transact business in Ohio are announced by Attorney General Turner Judge Okey and former AG Hogan. The cases target two compensation policy forms and may reach the U S Supreme Court.
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Cincinnati
Miami Canal
Munday’s Home Looted in Chicago Break-in
The Mor ris Mor ris, Illinois residence of Charles B. Munday was broken into. A caretaker Frank Olson found the burglary. Cash was taken from two small banks tied to Miss Mary Munday and Charles Busher. The big safe combination was knocked off but not opened. Papers and files were ransacked and silverware and trinkets stolen. Fingerprint experts investigated while the family is away.
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Frank Olson
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Gale Strikes Atlantic Coast Shifting New York Wind
A gale with a record 68 mph east wind hits New York causing deaths and damage. A Brooklyn schoolgirl is killed when rain and wind blind her and a streetcar strikes her. Downtown high buildings funnel the wind and injure many. Other items note Hudson Maxim’s artificial left arm and a growing Conscience Fund with about 500000 dollars.
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Interesting Bits From A Curious World
The world’s blind population is estimated at 2.4 million. In Liverpool a hotel uses 200 electric clocks controlled by a master clock. A Moscow engineer claims a cheaper chemical process yields finer linen yarn than the finest spun.
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Best Girls for the Movies Quote by Griffith
D W Griffith famed as a moving picture manager says large eyes curls and dimples won t make an actress. He adds true beauty lies in expressed soul and the face as the instrument for a full range of emotions adagio and allegro capture life s sweet and sorrow.
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Denominational Lines to Be Eradicated Nationwide
Columbus plans to end denominational lines in rural districts with a national campaign by the Commission on Church and Country Life. A countywide survey of country church conditions is planned in every state, including Ohio, followed by efforts to unite rural churches of different denominations. President Wilson is set to address the December 10 meeting in Columbus.
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