Greece Wavers as Serb Crisis Nears Monastir
In London and Berlin reports Serbia faces dire peril with Monastir contested and Bulgarians advancing toward Persépe. Greece signals possible neutrality shift while Kitchener travels to Athens to pressure Greek stance. Entente eyes Greek ships and possible control measures.
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London
England
Hntenty
Balkans
Constantine
Athens
Earl Kitchener
Near East
Greece
Serbia
Patras
Venizelos Kitchener
Galipoli
Harl Kitchener
Gallipoli
Mudros
Aegean
Bucharest
Corp
Roumania
Germany
Paris
British War Council
Berlin
War Office
Monastir
Skrajevo
Persepe
Tetovo
Sarasevo
Babuna
Consid
Venizelos
Saloni
Noozie: South Dakota Fair Tonight With Snow Prelude
The forecast notes snows in the southwest portions with colder conditions tonight in South Dakota. Thursday expects fair skies and a warming trend as temperatures rise.
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South Dakota
Army aviators in flight Thursday from Fort Sill to San Antonio
Six army planes will fly 450 miles through Texas with stops at Wichita Falls Bowie Decatur Fort Worth Cleburne Hillsboro Waco Georgetown Austin and possibly Granger and Temple. The mission tests wartime route following transport systems and aircraft reliability under expected conditions.
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Fort Sill
Okla
United States Army
San Antonio
Texas
Wichita Falls
Bowie
Decatur
Fort Worth
Cleburne
Hillsboro
Waco
Georgetown
Austin
Grangerend Temple
Army
Exilled Patriot Foresees Russia Revolution in Exile
An exiled Finn voices bold prophecy that Russia will undergo a great revolution after the war ends. She cites frank opinions about the czar and his regime as the reason for her banishment from Finland.
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Russia
Finland
Rosebery Voices Alarm Over U S Naval Armament
Lord Rosebery at the Rhodes lecture in London laments the United States building a large navy and says the burden of war will shift to old Europe after the conflict ends. He warns this expansion could strain the world and alter future treaty practices.
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Constantine
London
England
Earl Kitchener
Athens
Saloniki
Lord Rosebury
United States
Lord Rosebery
University of London
Europe
Lord Roseberry
Bristol Bank Scandal Shrinks Shortfall To $55,000
Bristol S D bank examinations reveal shortages of about $55,000 tied to cashier Torgus Strandness who has been missing for two weeks. The Farmers State Bank of Butler was closed by state officials as a related action. Authorities suspect a decade of bank looting tied to speculative trading on wheat margins.
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Bristol
S. D
First National Bank
National Bank Examiner
Thomas P. Campbell
Farmers State Bank of Butler
State Banking Department
C. J. Land of Watertown
Butler Bank
Butler
Torgus Strandness
Butler Institution
Ted Strandness
Bristol Bank
United States
Minnea
Reserve Bank
South Dakota
First National Bank of
Chicago
Northwest National
First and Security National of
Minneapolis
Fist National of
St. Paul
Board of Trade In
Farmer’s State Bank of
Strandness
Young Chicago Lyceum Leader Directs Six Women
A Chicago girl under 20 is already the country’s youngest lyceum director. She leads a Chautauqua company of six young women and is on her path to fame as a violinist.
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Lyceum
Chicago
Chautauqua
SLX
Great Powers Discuss Peace Guaranties and Use of Force
The article argues that without a solid guaranty for observance nations, especially Germany, would not value any peace within a reasonable time. Observance must be widely applied beyond Germany, or no nation will feel safe. Ultimately, force would be required.
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Germany
Cummins Backers Set Fund Goal in South Dakota
Iowa senator Cummins gains support as backers plan a 100000 dollar fundraising drive across Iowa to aid his presidential bid. George C. Call leads the effort with South Dakota scouts and aims to survey sentiment in Minnesota Kansas Nebraska and Missouri as Iowa funds flow to push toward the national convention.
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Sioux City
Cummins
Iowa
George C. Call
Call
South Dakota
S. D. Riniker
Rock Rapids
Leslie H. Francis
Spirit Lake
Mr. Cummins
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Friends of the
S. X. Way
Mr. Call
Way
Watertown
Mr. Way
Peter Norbeck
Norbeck
George W. Egan
Harvard to Film Yale Game for Theater Circuits
Harvard announces a $100,000 film project around the Harvard Yale football game. The Harvard Athletic Association rejects outside offers and will license game footage to Harvard clubs and theatrical circuits. Three motion picture men are secured to film the game as Harvard seeks revenue with uncertain payments for a possible Yale victory.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Harvard Athletic Association
Fred W. Moore
Mitchell Lab Nehing Company Supply Line Full
The Mitchell Lab Nehing Company announces a complete line of typewriter paper and supplies now in stock. Availability spans all standard sizes and finishes with immediate shipping options and bulk pricing for offices and institutions.
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Mitchell LabNehing Company
Mother agrees to baby death in Chicago case
Mrs Anna Bollinger and Dr Haiselden refused to operate to save a deformed six day old boy. The mother, bedbound at the German American hospital, said consent was given for death within forty eight hours to spare the child a life as a burden. The doctor said the infant would be a burden and possibly a criminal, and received most nurses vote against life.
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Chicago
Anna Bollinger
H. J. Haiselden
Haiselden
Ask Austria About Ancona
Washington diplomats seek full Austro Hungarian clarification on the sinking of the Italian liner Ancona in the Mediterranean. Ambassador Penfield, in Vienna, will request details on the submarine involved, number of passengers and crew, and whether a torpedo or other action caused the loss of life.
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Washington, D. C
Penfield
Vienna
Foreign Office
Ancona
Mediterranean
Lansing
Refugees Flood Siberia as War Rages in Europe
In a Vladivostok dispatch from southern Russia, officials report 25 million war refugees, many from Galicia Poland and Russia, have fled front lines. Evacuations reach Kiev and frontier towns while trains overflow and prices soar. refugees head for Siberian camps as money and travel falter.
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Vladivostok
Siberia
Paut H. Zinkham
American Red Cross
Russia
Galicia
Poland
Kieff
Valdivostok
Siberian
Warsaw
United States
Caldwell
Dirks to Wed Susanne Cutshaw in Chamberlain Rural Union
The Sioux City Journal reports Peter B. Dirks of Chamberlain plans marriage to Miss Susanne Cutshaw of Bedford Springs after she moved from Chicago seeking country life. Dirks, a wealthy landowner with cattle, farms and bank leadership, will make their home in South Dakota.
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Sioux City Journal
Peter B. Dirks
Mitchell
Susanne Cutshaw
Bedford Springs
Chicago
Miss Cutshaw
Mr. Dirks
Chamberlain
Mrs. Dirks
Dirks
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