Allies Back On Greek Soil Amid Balkan Turmoil
British and French forces retreating in Southern Serbia face continued pressure from Bulgarian and German threats. King Constantine vows to shield retiring troops while Greece weighs abandoning Salonica as talks with Entente partners press for Baloniki freedom. Italians suffer 6000 losses in Tripoli amid renewed Libyan fighting.
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Serbia
Subutki
Pottove
Bulentian
Constantine
Meambara
Salinal
Iris
Greeve
Ulfrex
Ireline
Horne
Ivy
Baloniki
Kaiser Recall Attaches in Washington Amid Turmoil
In Washington a diplomatic muddle surfaces as the secretary of state and ambassadors argue over recall of attaches. A tense dispute centers on a factory report tied to Germany and Allied demands. The episode coincides with a fatal labor incident in Cincinnati where a painter was shot, two wounded, by unidentified assailants at a hospital project site.
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Washington
Fam
Perso
I. C
Hrenerer
Lansing Ambiscador
Antis
Jan
Hernetor
Germany
Storpeneau
Cincinnati
Ohio
London shows Armeetorui reports Hedhard fwrnbare’s Vienna mission
London dispatch from the Exchange Telegraph Company notes that Hedhard fwrnbare has arrived in Vienna on a political mission, with the report attributed to an Armeetorui of inate.
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London
Armeetorui
Exchange Telegraph Company
Fr Hedhard Fwrnbare
Vienna
England Recognizes Carranza Government
The foreign office confirmed that West Britain has recognized the Carranza government in Mexico, signaling formal diplomatic acknowledgment of the regime. The move follows prior discussions and aligns with Britain's stance on Mexican governance.
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England
Carranza
Lonilat
West
Britain
Mexico
Salvation Army to receive 780000 from late Edward Mosson
The will of Edward Mosson provides a final testamentary gift of 750600 to the Salvation Army. The charity is also set to receive a total bequest of 780000, reflecting the deceased’s generous endowment to the organization in London.
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Salvation Army
London
Edward Mosson
The
Revenue Men Seek Higher Pay From Congress
Special committees representing employees of the Internal Revenue Department nationwide resolved to ask Congress to place them under civilian pay scales and increase salaries.
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New York
Internal Revenue Department
United States
Congress
Washington Dry Law Upheld by State Supreme Court
The Washington State prohibition law was upheld by the state supreme court in Olympia. Two of the six justices formed a dissenting opinion. The law becomes effective January, pending finalizing steps.
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Washington
Olympia
Wash
Washington State
Seupreme
Jaa. & Ism
Federal agents reveal papers in strike scheme probe
In New York on December 1 federal prosecutors said the grand jury will reconvene to hear evidence on alleged strikes in imitation factories linked to German and Austrian staffs. The probe targets papers and passports used to obtain sensitive documents, involving Austrian consul generals and a New York editor. Authorities pursue charges against Zwedingk and von Nabern and consider related diplomatic entanglements.
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New York
United States
Proits von Rintelen
Aorges
Abo
Ivellee
Einediar
Germain and
Autrin
Washington
DP. C
Austin
Zwiedinek
von Naber
Tle
Vienna
Marcus Bravin
Kait Pay
Attories
Proviltethe Jemrmal
Thabyn
Joetioe Department
Hragn
Baron Zetodinek Treferring
Braun
L le Charemt
Oscar If
Kirkwall
Britiel
Feinle
Peeglings
Ty Zwiedenink
Steel Corp Cleared of Rail Rebates Charge
The Interstate Commerce Commission found no basis for the charge that United States Steel Corporation received rebates from rail carriers. The ICC report, prepared in response to Senator Lane of Oregon, concludes there is no evidence of wholesale rebates paid to the steel firm during the six year period cited.
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Washington
States Steel Corporation
Yeats
Cotter
Acrate
Lane
Oregon
Rairoads
Psychologist Arrested for Practicing Without License
Milwaukes, Wie reports Stefan W Sobolewski, calling himself a psychologist at St Loge, advertised cures for mental illness. Detective Worotowski lured him with fake fees and allowed a punch to Sobolewski in the back. He was arrested for practicing medicine without a license and sentenced to six months in the workhouse without a fine option.
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Milwaunkes
Stefan W Sotolewski
Poventice of
St. Loge
Worotowski
Parehul Opie
Sobolewski
Henry Bookman Executed at Oklahoma Penitentiary
Henry Bookman, Oklahoma's fret victim of electrocution, walked to his death in the state penitentiary with a Bible gripped tightly at his breast. The grim scene marks a stark end to his long battle with capital punishment in McAlester Oklahoma.
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McAlester
Okio
Henry Bookman
Oklahoma
State Penitentiary
Pinkerton Detectives Arrest Majestic Theater Officers
Cedar Rapids Pinkerton detectives acting for Majestic Theater owners filed warrants to arrest Vic Hugo theater manager and Charles Hodhurst treasurer on embezzlement charges, with officers estimating potential losses up to forty thousand dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Pinkerton
Majestic Theater
Vic Hugo
Charles Hodhurst
Cow Breake Record by Muffalo Lady Pontiac Johanna
Cow named Lady Pontiac Johanna from Muffalo broke a world record by yielding 639 pounds of milk in one week, producing 41 81,100 pounds of butter from the dairy yield. The record highlights the cow valued at $26,000.
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Muffalo
Pontiac
Johanna
Yie
Congress Debates $11 Million Factory Bill in Washington
Chairman Tillman of the Senate Naval Committee and Representative Tavenner of Minole introduced bills in both houses to authorize an $11,000,000 government armor plate factory in Washington. The measures aim to expand military production and strengthen national defense through federal investment in steel armor plate manufacturing.
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Washington
Congress
Tillman
Senate Naval Committee
Tavenner
Mlnole
New York Exports Set Record at Port of New York
Exports from the port of New York during November topped ten million dollars, the largest amount in the port's history, according to estimates by customs officials.
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New York
New York City
Ara
Custom House
Ford Purchases 14 Acres North of Plant Site
Detroit firm Ford Motor Company buys 14 acres north of its plant site at a price listed as 1499 dollars. Report notes this as the finest land price in the area to date.
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Ford
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Car Company
Barker Demands Ruling On Collections And Frac Cent Tax
Missouri Attorney General says county collectors wrongfully hold fractional cents from tax bills and must repay funds. Recent actions order restitution and curb practices. Also notes Cape Girardeau normal school salaries unpaid for December 1914 and a mandamus forcing state auditors to honor deficiency appropriations.
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Jefferson City
Andy
Gomson
Attorney.com
Barker
Tiakitus
Ealline
Cole
Eure
Aifor
Pete Aberge
Supreme Court
Cape Girardeau Normal School
Gordon
Normal School
Jordan
Clair
Justien Woodson
Cape
Note to Austria Near Ultimatum on Ancona Incident
Washington cites a note to Austria demanding explanation for the November 7 Ancona attack by a submarine that killed and injured American citizens. The United States seeks a formal condemnation, reparation or indemnity, and strict adherence to humane conduct in wartime. Hopewell man fined for alleged arson plot. fined $25 and ordered to keep the peace.
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Aterian
Eltizesa
United States
Germany
Ove Therese
Healy
Aceira Huegary
Unita Sialee
Aueiro Hane Ray
Perett
Ue Ives
Epee
United Antes
Ancona
Citi Sen
Upiter
United Sixties
Hopewell
Puppicion
New York Faces Milk Shortage Amid War Demands
The health department warns New York City residents of a four frione MIX shortage caused by allied men’s excessive purchases of condensed milk for soldiers in the trenches, signaling rationing considerations during the famine period.
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New York
Health Department
New York City
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