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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1915

Page

7

Allied Landings at Kavala Reported by Sofia and London

Nov 4 reports from Sofia and Amsterdam say French troops landed at Kavala Greece near the Aegean, with Allied ships seen off the port. Germans admit halt near Kavala while Bulgarians also hold. Salonika front shows little change and Bulgarian advance stalled as Serbs push toward Vranja. Romania’s King Ferdinand rejects a national ministry formed by opposition. Five from the interned list captured near Bermuda are now prisoners on Bermuda.

London Sofia Amsterdam Kavala Aegean Kayvala Gallipoli Kavalas Salonika Macedonia Tetsvo Vranja Romania Bucharest Ferdinand Rumania Bratiane Interventin Fe Cermans Wira Norfolk Bermuda J. G. Menan

Constitution Beaten Republicans Retain State Legislature

New York voters rejected a proposed constitution after weeks of labor by the state constitutional convention led by Eliza Root. The result leaves the legislature with the same party balance as before, with the assembly to include 99 Republicans, 9 Democrats, one Progressive, one Socialist, and others. Tammany gains and mayoral races largely favor Republicans, while Whitlock to return home for rest due to health.

New York Pew Eliza Root Root Senate Temaing Assembly Albany Amsterdam Kingston Poughkespile Rochester Troy Utica Vercon Akin James R. Cline George R. Luan Schenectady Tammany Edward Swann Perkins Alfred E. Smith Sherif Frank M. Rout

England and France Will Save Serbia, Briand Declares

Premier Briand in the chamber announces France’s policy to save Serbia as he forms the government. England and France unite in the effort, signaling a decisive stance in European affairs.

Serbia Briand Paris England France Ée 3 Sipeg

Ohio Wet By 41 000 In Vote Against Prohibition

Ohio voters rejected statewide prohibition for the second time in two years but temperance forces enlarged gains on wet territory. Early returns show a majority around 41 000 against the amendment with estimates of 25 000 to 40 000. Hamilton county cut last year’s 75 696 adverse margin to about 60 000 and Cuyahoga county’s net 44 710 to roughly 26 000.

Columbus Ohio Hamilton County Cuyahoga County

Hunters Find Skeleton Near Weymouth in Forest

Hunters discover a fully clothed skeleton in dense timber about two miles from Weymouth. The body, with an Albert overcoat, lay unseen for about a year. In the victim's pockets were no lunch or keys, but a bottle of pills a penknife and a hatcase valued at 105 dollars in change. Walter Id of Blackwell and Fretehet Bateman of Grentoch reported the find.

Hamimonten Kasdide Blackwood Weymouth Walter Id Blackwell Fretehet Bateman Grentoch

Armulus Judge Elected Former Switchman Turned Lawyer

Clopelami New to An srmious Judtwewill sit on the bench in Chewe luw. Darvid Mastin recently elevated to a municipal judgeship. Eleven years ago he was run down, lost use of his arms, and learned to write with his teeth. After hospital recovery he pursued law, passing the state bar exam seven years ago and ranking among the top ten in a class of 205.

Clopelami Cheweluw Darvid Mastin Ile Atate

Weather Today Across Regions

A brief weather note notes diminishing northwest winds and unsettled skies. Pat’s clouty forecast points to cooler conditions with variable cloud cover and minor temperature shifts expected across the area.

Pat

Mob Wilkes-Barre Car Run Sparks Brick Attack

Rioting broke out in Wilkes-Barre as the first trolley car operated since a three week strike. The car was met by a mob near Ashley, bricks shattered windows, and several officials aboard narrowly avoided injury as the railway company tried to reopen lines.

Wilkes-Barre Wilks-Barre Railway Company Ashley

Britain to Recognize Carranza

Washington reports Britain and France prepare to extend recognition to General Carranza's government, signaling new diplomatic ties. The notice comes as the United States and other powers position themselves regarding the Mexican leader’s regime in the region.

Britain Carranza Washington Cecil Spring-Hice State Department Great Britain France Ramei Carranza Inco Pacis London

King George Wards Off Severe Ills After Front Transfer

Reports from London indicate King George is not well after being removed from the front to the capital. A strengthening bulletin notes pain, improving general condition, and inability to resume solid foods. Four physicians attended the monarch as the medical team signs the update. Seedless grapes appear in California markets.

London Foening Bulletin

Germans Withdraw From Lake Region Ahead Of Offense

Berlin reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg forced to pull back lines between Swanton and sea lakes as Russian front pressure grows. Riga drive continues with slow German gains southwest of Riga and along the Tukun Riga railway, the war office says.

Berlin War Office Field Marshal von Hindenburg Swanton Sea Lakes Riga London Fuchia Tukun-Riga Terlin

Quinine Prices Rise Amid War Disruptions

A local druggist notes quinine costs have surged since the Civil War level and war-driven bark shortages. Major makers limit new business to existing contracts while stockpiling raw material for armies keeps prices high. Current price stands at $2.26 per ounce, up $1.75 from last year.

Powers-Weightman-Rosengarten Co New York Quinine Chemical Works

French graduates admitted to Bryn Mawr by Paris agreement

An arrangement with the University of Paris will admit French graduate students to Bryn Mawr College for women.

University of Paris Bryn Mawr College For

Sore Throat Dooms and Myths Public Health Note

A vintage public health notice debunks harmful home remedies for sore throat and warns against brutal treatments. It promotes gentle care and the use of Tonsiline with medical guidance, advertising hospital size products and druggist availability.

Couta

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