No Peace for Montenegro King Nicholas to Italy
London reports a breakdown of peace talks between Austria and Montenegro. Montenegro rejects Austria’s terms, King Nicholas plans to travel to Italy, and Geneva dispatches cite 35 000 infantry and 17 000 artillerymen in the Montenegrin forces with Serbians involved. The Montenegrin legation in Paris denies separate peace rumors and defends actions as due to exhausted munitions.
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Austria
Montenegro
Nicholas
Italy
Geneva
Koovoss
Paris
Serbia
Nish
legation
Mount Lovcen
Montenegro and Entente News From World Fronts
A Rome dispatch claims Montenegro let Austria seize Kue then capitulated to the invaders after government officials withdrew to Podgoritza. Italy sent provisions to Montenegrin and Serbian armies but they rotted at San Giovanni di Medua. A Vienna Sofia note reports Greek requests for allied evacuation and potential landings near Piraeus Phaleron and Corinth amid unconfirmed reports. King Nicholas and advisors reportedly returned to Cettinje, now under Austrian control.
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Rome
Montenegro
Kue
Podgoritza
M. Cikunavoiich
state council
Cettinje
Italy
San Giovanni di Medua
Sofia
Neue Press
Vienna
Amsterdam
Tals
Greece
Athens
Turk
Bulger
Piraeus
Phaleron
Corinth
Trolley Crew Attacked by Mob at Plymouth Pa
A mob of about a dozen men assaulted a trolley car crew in Plymouth as the car stood on a switch. Conductor Samuel Kocher and crew leader Edward Connors were beaten. Kocher was pummeled as Connors intervened. Both men suffered facial injuries and bruising.
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Wilkes-Barre
Samuel Kocher
Edward Connors
Kecher
Connors
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U S Troopers and Mexicans Clash on Border Frontier
United States cavalry clashed with band of Mexican bandits near Doyle's Wells New Mexico after a raid north of the border. A horse was killed and several soldiers wounded only lightly. Carranza forces pursue Villa loyalists in the mountains and officials report threats of further action. General Carranza issues decree authorizing killing Villa and associates on sight.
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Hachita
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Doyle’s Wella
Mexico
United States
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Parral
Alvarado Mining company
Santa Ysabel
Chihuahua
San Andres
Andrews Garcia
Carranza
Escalon
Chihuahua City
Torreon
General Trevino
Casas Grandes
United States secret service
Ponce
Juarez
Villa
Washington
Francisco Villa
Rafel Castro
Pablo Lopez
German losses listed as 2.54 million in war totals
In London officials report total German casualties to date as 2 535 768 with 588 936 dead, 1 566 549 wounded, and 236 153 prisoners and missing. Bergin figures derive from Berlin lists. In Hopewell Virginia an explosion at Du Pont Powder plant kills Thomas F. Meehan of Savannah and injures several as acid gas forces evacuation.
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house of commons
H. J. Tennant
Tennant
Berlin
Hopewell
Dupont Powder company
Thomas F. Meehan
Savannah
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