British drive toward Cambrai in northern France
London reports British forces under General Byng advancing on Cambrai with an encirclement aim. Tank and cavalry actions open paths for infantry as Germans retreat from fortified positions, with over 9,000 captured and extensive village retakings near Fontaine Notre Dame.
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London
Cambrai
France
Byng
ttwo
Byung
Scarpe river
St. Quentin
villases
Tareworts
guy
Borrlan
Cambrattsell
Juvincourt
Aisne
Von Tirpitz Sees U-Boat War Confidence Despite War Entry
Amsterdam reports Admiral von Tirpitz former German minister of marine tells the Fatherland party in Dresden that American entry into the war aids Germany morally and in other ways. He regrets delays in using the U-boat as a powerful economic weapon but says the tonnage question decides the outcome and Germany will be successful if it stays firm.
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Amsterdam
America
vys
Admiral Von Tirpitz
Germian
Fatherland party
Dresden
Wilson
Germany
Britain
Annie Besant Latest Photo Revealed as Theosophical Society Head
The new image presents Annie Besant as leader of the Theosophical Society, highlighting her prominent role in the movement. No additional context provided about date or location.
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the
Theosophical Society
Work begins on rifle range near Camp Sherman
Chillicothe Ohio reports work starting at multiple units to prepare a rifle range east of the ramp for training of Ohio and western Pennsylvania troops. The range aims to be ready before severe cold weather limits Camp Perry infantry training, with aim to expand testing of Ei ifield rifles and increase overall training capacity. Two deaths from natural causes, Private Robert L. Platt of Cambridge and Private Earl B. Culver of Bellefontaine, are noted with military funerals. A general court martial selecting Captain H L G Tullidge and other cases is under consideration.
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Chillicothe
Navy
Ronza
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Camp Perry
Eiifield rifles
Robert L. Platt
Cambridge
Earl B. Culver
Bellefontaine
H. LG. Tullidge
New Army Officers To Be Divided Into Three Classes
Wangtan Nov 2 War department announced officers training camp graduates will be split into three classes. First class goes active immediately with leave until Dec 15 and assignments in national army or attached to regular army. Second class will become provisional second lieutenants and later commissioned in regular army as vacancies arise. Third class to be commissioned in reserve corps or national army as needed.
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Wangtan
war department
offic
reserve corps
national army
Harding Hits War Canard at Ohio Telephone Banquet
Senator Warren G. Harding denounced opponents of the war who blame big business and Wall Street in a Hartman hotel address at the twenty second annual Ohio Independent Telephone association banquet. He urged telephone interests to engage in the war on a business basis, aligning with moneyed insiders and policy makers.
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Harding
Columbuus
Navy
Wall street
Warren G. Harding
Ohio Independent Telephone association
Hartman hotel
Consul at Chefoo Seeks Kenneth L Gray Citizenship Evidence
George Cunningham, Registrar, reports receipt of a Washington Bureau of Statistics inquiry via the American Consulate at Chefoo, China, about Kenneth L Gray born Oct 2 1889 in Lancaster Ohio. Cunningham has found no birth record in the county or known relatives and asks Eagle readers for any information on Kenneth Gray, now 28, in China or nearby.
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Kenneth L. Gray
Chefoo
China
Lancaster
George Cunningham
Bureau of Statistics
de Partment of Health
Washington, D. C
Gray
Ohio
Cunningham
aternoon
Patriotic Luncheon Honors Gen Glenn and Staff
About three hundred attended a patriotic luncheon at the Athletic Club of Columbus on Thursday noon November 22 honoring Gen Glenn and his staff. A separate luncheon at the Athletic Club on Friday noon November 28 celebrated the Chamber of Commerce School Committee and the State Teachers Association. About 250 representative Columbus men and women attended. A Family Swimming Party drew over fifty attendees at the Athletic Club Wednesday night November. Local enthusiasm grows for Wednesday night swims.
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Athletic Club of Columbus
Glenn
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania R A Truckmen Get Five Dollar Raise
The local Pennsylvania R A truckmen the baggage master and all freight office employees received notice of a five dollar monthly salary increase effective yesterday.
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Pennsylvania R. A
Lancaster firm sends smokes to soldier boys
D B Milligan Ted Rider and Sam Heston of Lancaster Flint Glass Co sent $25 worth of tobacco and cigarettes to the soldier boys who went with Company L to war. The packages bore a message valued at $4.08.
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D. B. Milligan
Ted Rider
Sam Heston
Lancaster Flint Glass Co
soldier boys
Co. L
Milligan pool room
Passes Away Mrs George Beyer At 7 In Morning
Mrs George Beyer died at seven o'clock this morning at a farmhouse four miles northeast of the city after an illness with trouble. She was 63 and survived by three sisters Mrs George Gearlar Mrs Fred Burchemeyer and Mrs Edward Walters. Funeral services set for Saturday at ten o'clock at Emanuel Lutheran Church with Rev C A Kaumeyer.
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Northeast City
George Beyer
Emanuel Lutheran Church
George Gearlar
Lancaster
Fred Burchemeyer
Midway
Eadward Walters
Uaimburg
Rev
C. A. Kaumeyer
Hunters' Licenses Issued for 125 Cents Each
Eight hundred nine hunters licenses were issued at 1.25 dollars each. One dollar goes to the State Tax, twenty five cents to the county, and the clerk of courts receives a yearly salary not drawn from this fund.
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nerk of
Home Return for Miss Mary E Dearman After Surgery
Miss Mary E Dearman was moved from City Hospital to her home on East Sixth Avenue in the F E Smith motor ambulance. She underwent an appendectomy on November 1 and is steadily improving.
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Mary E. Dearman
East Sixth avenue
city hospital
F. E. Smith
Mrs Frank Tapill Dies. Funeral Monday at St Marys
Mrs. Frank Tapill passed away last evening at BES Al HOSPITAL after treatment. Funeral Monday morning at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Survived by a husband and seven children. The service will be followed by burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Frank Tapill
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Vail
cyvetor Laren
St. Mary's Lair
St. Mary
Puier
Funeral service notices for Mackinaw resident Mary Reed
Funeral services for David Crist of 126 West Sixth Ave are set for Saturday at 10 AM at the First Christ Church. The service will be conducted by W Evans with arrangements at his home. Relatives include a mother-in-law and sister, a brother, and other family members.
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Chr
G.E. Crist will
af Bstian Buriel
Forest Rose
David Crist
West Sixth Ave
W. Evans
nmawali
Mackinaw
Mich
Mies Moline
ai Myre
Armistice Talks Blocked as Russian Leader Ousted
Petrograd reports state that Bolseviki commissions ordered General Dulhonin to seek an armistice but he refused and was deposed. Krylenko named commander in chief. Arrest warrants issued for guards of counterrevolutionary generals. Front telegrams warn of starvation risk amid transport and food shortages. Maximalists fail to seize government funds as a Malamalist commissioner is blocked from the bank.
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Germany
Petrograd
people's commissaries
Dulhonin
Bolzheviki
Ensilu Krylenko
Ouliznoff
Lenine
Krylenko
Stout Will Filed In Ames Case
A will of Ames Stout was filed with probate on Thursday with no oar Latteaster present. The application is set for hearing on the 24th day of Naveuite for further action.
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Ames Stout
Mrs Samuelh Sieiey Recovers From Stroke
Mrs Samuelh Sieiey recently suffered a stroke but had improved speech this morning. The report notes her condition as improving with medical care at the time of writing.
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Samuelh Sieiey
United Mine Workers Face $600000 Damages Ruling
Fort Smith Ark November 23 A federal jury awarded the BacheDenman syndicate $2011 000 in a Sherman act case against the United Mine Workers and others. With treble damages the plaintiffs could claim $600000 for alleged property damage at Prairie Creek mines in Sebastian county in July 1914 amid violence tied to operator efforts to hire new union men. Several lives were lost in the shooting.
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United Mine Workers
Fort Smith
Ark
BacheDenman syndicate
Prairie Creek
Sebastian county
Mrs Seifert Visits Son at Camp Sheridan Alabama
Mrs Wesley Seifert of Bremen travels with her young son to Camp Sheridan Montgomery Alabama to visit her son serving with Company DL. The visit reflects a family pause during military service.
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Wesley Seifert
Bremen
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Alabama
City Receives Coal Car For Winter Fuel
The water works received a large carload of coal for winter use and the city hospital also took in an carload from the Ciesy mines.
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Ciesy
Painful Accident at Gerz Shoe Factory
Mr. Uarl E. suffered an industrial accident Thursday afternoon at the Gerz Shoe factory when his right thigh was struck by a wheel edge near an emery wheel. The accident prompted a physician to attend and provide medical aid.
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Uarl
Gerz
neil
thom
Jine
Axime
yans thet
Germany 10 Know of Internment Order
Washington reports the German government will be informed of steps under President Wilson’s alien enemy proclamation to restrict naturalized and alien Germans. Berlin authorities will be assured no abuse is intended. About 600 Germans already interned. expected rise of 20 to 30 more. Interned men housed in barracks and prisons, with food, clothing, lodging, and some paid work.
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Washington
Wilson
Berlin
United States
ander
Tener at Issue With Johnson
John K Tener, president of the National League, rejects a special exemption for baseball players. He says he would not go to Washington to seek favors from President Wilson or the secretary of war regarding the plan to set 18 players on each major league club.
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Tener
Johnson
New York
National league
John K. Tener
Washington
Wilson
specia
Auerican league
As You Like It Sorswegian Steamer Thor Foundered
A storm in the north Pacific sinks the Sorswegian steamer Thor. Survivors report part of the crew lost and a flour warehouse detonation linked to the Asders Brothers in San Francisco. An escaped sailor from a nine-interned ship produced alien papers in Wichita and enlisted as a baker in the United States Army. He was arrested at Miura American Association Base and shot in self defense by Clarence Fuel, a black worker in Indianapolis. The jury freed him of second degree charges. Five thousand head of cattle were left unmunished due to poisonous plants and insects in the national forests. The forestry bureau cites the death of a wife and ill health as reasons. David Anyon, a miner from Sullivan, Indiana, shot by Willed, results in two baby girls named Dore and Krima born in Montana and the man ends his life.
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Thor
north Pacific
Asders Brothers
San Francisco
fulux
Wichita
Iran
nnted
Sttes army
Miura American Association
Clarence Fuel
Tudianapolis
vom
lark
forestry bureau
David anyon
Sullivan
Ind
Dorend Krima
montas
sun
Progress at White House conference on railway wage talks
Washington Nov 23 talks among President Wilson the four railroad brotherhoods and the federal mediation board produced progress toward amicable wage dispute settlement. no immediate suspension or final decision before Dec 1 with demands to be presented, and carriers left free to present proposals under a presidential spirit of accommodation and public interest.
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Washington
four brotherhoods
Wilson
four brotherhood
federal mediation board
White House
brotherhood
railroads’ war board
brotherhoods
War Heads Give Details of Chauncey Destroyer Sinking
Washington reports the destroyer Chauncey was cut in two by the transport Rose after a collision at night with both vessels without lights. The after section sank with 21 lives lost while the Rose rescued the remaining crew and brought them to port. Local bank robbers blew open a state bank in Francesville and took about 8 000 dollars in bonds and cash using a getaway motorcycle.
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Chauncey
Washington
Rose
United States
navy department
Moonday
State Bank
Francesville
Ind
Whirled In Shaft Fatality At Local Factory
Columbus reports a fatal accident as 19 year old John Laveley was killed when his clothing became entangled in a line shaft at a factory. He was instantly killed as the machine whirled him until emergency power was shut off.
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Columbus
John Laveley
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