Allies Dispatch Troops to Italy and Near Jerusalem
British and French reinforcements arrive in Italy aiding the Piave line as Italian forces defend ground and push forward. British troops hold Bourlon near Cambrai while Jerusalem investment advances see British cavalry seizing Butr Station and Aig Katin as Turkish forces gather.
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Piave
Italy
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Cambrai
Bourlon
Berlin
war office
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Verdun
Petain
Jerusalem
Butr
Aig Katin
Moeditarrangan
Julfa
Military setbacks and rumors in the Villa campaign
Reports claim General Eduardo ter Aden faced a reverse in a cavalry drive near Chumahua City while Hompade reportedly confronted Villa forces with artillery near Falomir. Moernaydex allegedly returned to Calitarina to reorganize and cancel orders for cooperative troops from Muavez as political tensions rise at the border.
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Muavez
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Ohio Division Seeks 3,000 Recruits for War Strength
Montgomery Ala Nov 27 Three thousand more men are needed to bring the Ohio National Guard Thirty seventh division to full war strength at Camp Sheridan. The War Department was asked to send this number of national army troops from Camp Sherman near Chillicothe.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thirtyeseventh daivigion
Ohio milnal guard
Camp Sheridat
tf WRE
ne tral department
national army
Camp Sherman
Chik Ticothe
French War Cross Awards To 15 American Soldiers
Paris reports that 15 American officers and men received the French War Cross for heroism during the November air raid on the sector. An American major general presented the decorations as the unit held its ground against a violent bombardment. The medals are to be kept but not worn until Congress authorizes use. next of kin will receive medals for the fallen.
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Paris
Western labor diverted from Midwest to East urged to cut war material contracts
Iowa businessmen appealed to Secretary Gakerang to the Council of National Defense to prevent diversion of labor from middle western rates to eastern districts. They suggested letting more contracts for war material to factories in that section, making labor available at home.
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Washington
Iowa
Gakerang
council of national defense
Railroad Groups Seek Water Rate Hike to New England
Washington November 2 The Lehigh Valley Transportation Company and the Qoniarig and Western Railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to raise water transportation rates to Atlantic ports bound for New England. Rate increases vary from 25 to 51 cents per gross ton.
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Lehigh Valley Transportation company
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interstate commerce commission
New England
Rear Admiral Cowles Dead in California Home
Rear Admiral Walter Cleveland Cowles, retired, died at his California home after about a week of illness. He commanded the Pacific fleet's ring in dig in earlier service and headed the United States Naval Station Unvana. He was brother of Rear Admiral William Sheffield Cowles of Faymington Connecticut. In other items, Franz Rintelen was sentenced to a year in a federal penitentiary for conspiracy related to passport raids, and General Krytenko proposed an armistice to Germany and Austria with no details released.
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Rintelen
New York
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Government plans to hold silver price. Treasury talks begun
Washington November 27 officials discuss government proposals to curb silver prices for a year with Secretary McAdoo. Controled market aims to keep coinage profitable, with use of only part of metal and release of balance. Buffalo hosts 50 metal tradesmen meeting to address war material production and shipyard issues for the national defense adjustment board.
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Washington
United States
treasury
McAdoo
Roosevelt in Canada Draws Tremendous Ovation
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Toronto in support of Canada’s victory Jean. Thousands of Canadians filled the hall with Union Jacks and American flags as Roosevelt appeared the crowd rose and sang The Star Spangled Banner and God Save the King.
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Canada
Toronto
Uni
Theodore Roosevelt
Jean
Lanner
God Save the King
Cows Sold in Ohio for Slaughter
Columbus reports show milk production costs at 32 cents per gallon driven by rising feed and labor costs. Distributors pay below cost with Ohio retailers at 2.5 cents per gallon, signaling higher prices or famine. Cattle slaughter increases, with 3,547 calves at Cincinnati yards last October versus 3,480 prior year. 77 percent cows, 24 percent steers. Feed costs soar as concentrates rise to 58 per ton and clover hay to 26 per ton.
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fimres
Ohio
department of dairying
Ohio State university
Oscar Erf
heart of the department
D Professor Ert
Ohtu histery
da Werffe
Cincinnati Union stock yards
Russia and Bolsheviki Peace Offer Reaches Washington
Diplomatic dispatches report Petrograd and Berlin in wireless contact over a Bolshevik peace proposal. U S officials weigh whether recognizing the Bolsheviks as de facto rulers could follow an armistice or separate peace. Bolshevik influence grows in Russia while army and navy echoes fear of hunger and looting.
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Petrograd
Berlin
Washington
Bolsheviki
Nev
Francis
state department
Russia
Wilson
America
Lake Front in Barred Zone German Aliens Ordered Out
Chicago officials begin removing alien enemies from the lake front barred zone after a Wilson proclamation. U S Marshal John J Bradley orders German males over 14 to move from within 200 yards of property along the lake front between South Chicago and Evanston, unless Washington halts the plan. Bradley expects few Germans in the area but enforces the 20 mile strip.
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Chicago
Wilson
United States
John J. Bradley
Chicagso
Calumet
Bradier
Washington
lake front
South Chicaso
Evanston
Mr. Bradley
Master of the Russian situation hailed by Petrograd dispatch
General Kale dines is described as master of the Russian situation with a disciplined army. He is said to drive the Bulk from grain growing territory and rapidly capture the remaining districts. Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich, brother of the former emperor, is reported arrested and confined in Smolny Institute.
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London
heyman
Don UCossz
Petrograd
Luke Michael Alexandravites
Smolny institute
Reduces Alcohol in Beer Under Wilson Administration
Washington reports the food administration will issue orders to limit beer alcohol to 4 percent with President Wilson's approval. Brewers will also cut grain usage by about 30 percent while beer volume remains unchanged. London reports Sir Leander Starr Jameson, famed raid leader in 1895, has died.
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Wilson
darmeson
London
Leandir Starr Jameson
Jamesos
Transvaal
Jameson
Goers
Titles of Nobility Abolished by Bolshevik Government
In Petrograd on November, the Bolshevik government announced the abolition of all noble titles. The decree also confiscates corporate property belonging to nobles, merchants, and bourgeois.
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Italian Minister Confers With Police Over Bomb Blast
Six suspects are held in Milwaukee as investigators probe the explosion that killed 19 people in the assen sy room at police headquarters. Rev August Giuliana met with Police Chief Janssen and federal officials as Mayor Horn calls for justice and half mast flags for the victims.
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alian Evangelical church
August Giuliana
John Sullivan
Giuliana
Markesan
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Mr. Giuliana
Daniel A. Horn
Moan
Pioneer Walcott, Maumee Major, Dies After Illness
Toledo mourns James Mo. Walcott a Maumee mayor for multiple terms and Northwestern Ohio pioneer who passed away after a two year illness.
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James Mo. Walcott
Maumee
northwestern Ohio
Bombing Training Under Way At Camp Sherman
Major General E F Glenn announced in Chillicothe that a new traction line will be built between Chillicothe and Camp Sherman and rushed to completion. Selected men from various units train in bombing under British and French instruction in a system of trenches and fortifications set up for target practice. A farewell reception marked the Four Hundred and Eighth motor supply train as its six companies prepare to depart for France in the coming days.
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Chillicothe
Chilicothe
E. F. Glenn
France
Buckeye Briefs Highlight Coal Shortage and Local Turbulence
Ohio brief items report a severe coal shortage striking 25 000 workers in Mahoning Valley likely to lose jobs by week’s end. Also noted are a Canton Cleveland highway plan using motor trucks, a Cincinnati political marriage and New York move, Marion County war administration, and a Cleveland burglary involving jewelry and furs.
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likhely
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Canton
Cleveland
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Bianca De Salles Testimony in Saulles Murder Trial
Bianca De Salles testifies about her marriage to John L. A. Saulles and the night she fired a revolver after being told she could not have her son. She recalls a glamorous upbringing, a Paris wedding, and alleged infidelities that shaped the marriage and led to the Long Island tragedy.
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Minagia
John L. A Saulles
Long Island
Bianca De Salles
ste. taters
de Santilles
Cha Vina del Mar
Alrs
de Saulies
United States
de Sailles
Meury A. Ulerburt
de Santles
Biven securities
York
Tie Santles
London
ater
New York
Four Lives Dashed Out in Mysterious Event
Fragmentary OCR leaves a chaotic list of names and phrases with no clear narrative. Readable names include Susie Sahterast, Rieve Wasniak, Tony Westodt, Jaba Zapade, Mike Akan Hoy, and others, but the article lacks coherent context or dates.
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Susie Sahterast
t. Rieve Wasniak
Tony Westodt
Jaba
Mike akan
American Wounded in Verdun Sector Driving Car
Naw Sh-W Soahtuss of Haverhill Massachusetts, a member of the American air force service, was wounded in the chest by a bursting shell while driving an automobile in the Verdun sector. He is expected to recover.
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Paris
Driver Killed In Collision At Spas Emergency Hospital
A fatal crash report notes a driver died after a collision near a hospital emergency area. Details on the vehicles and exact circumstances are unclear due to fragmented text. Named individuals include Herihan Smith and Manstiel, with ages uncertain. Police investigate.
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New
Herihan Smith
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spas emergency hospital
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