Greeks Break Line of Allies In Greek French Clash at Katerina
Berlin reports open hostilities between Greek regulars and the French north of Katerina, sixty miles southwest of Salonika. Katerina has fallen to Greek forces as Russia’s ally status and Constantine’s possible switch to the central powers loom.
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Berlin
Constantine
Katerina
Gulf of
Salonika
Larissa
Thessaly
Greece
Macedonia
Sarrail
Hhis
Old Greece
Des Patch
Athens
Katring
Sarras
Macedonis
No Coal Famine Witnesses Deny Price Boost
Two witnesses before the federal grand jury examining commodity costs testified there was no necessity for sharp price increases in cash and eggs. Harry Peters, a leading coal distributor, and Leo Honigman, an egg dealer, said there had been no coal famine or possibility of one.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Harry Peters
Leo Honigman
Peters
German peace offer sparks Allied rejection doubts
Washington officials fear allied countries will reject Germany s proposed peace conference as a potential mediation move. The plan is seen as a possible diplomacy stroke and would likely reveal each belligerent s minimum demands during winter campaigns. Also reported is a powder blast at Youngstown Ohio injuring workers, with one killed and another critically hurt.
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von! Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Freone
Poland
Lit
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Constantinople
Turkey
Serbia
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
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Geruina
Washington
Younkstown
Ohio
E. DiI Hamilton
Aiken
S. C
William Start
Ilorenies Powder Campany
Standard Oil Company
Ft Te
Lotta
N.C. Kleston
W. al Eeton
Cramer’s Palace of Music
Frederick
Frederick Gas?& Electric CO
East Patrick ST
THE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Paul IL. Payne
Frederick, Md
Raby
Pan
Kefauver & Shapro
the Quality Jewelers
N. Market ST
Shactive
Mat Coan Me Dorye
J. M.cronenburg & Co
Patrick Streat
the Central Trust Company
Maryland
Frederick County
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Community Hardware Co
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