Rumor Nish Fallens in War News From Europe
Berlin rumors claim Nish captured by Bulgarian forces near the Serbian capital six miles away, while the German report omits Nish’s fall. Bulgarians allegedly defeat French near Prilip, with some French prisoners arriving at Kuatendil. Serbians retreat under Austro German and Bulgarian pressure as Bulgarians march northwest toward Pristina. Austrian attacks pressure Montenegro’s western border as Serbs seek refuge.
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Berlin
Nish
Prilip
Salonika
Kuatendil
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Babuna
Uskub
Pristina
Easton Man Slain in Street After Razor Attack
Easton, Nov 6 Platzo Giaimo fifty two years old was attacked by two men on Seventh and Spring Garden streets and his throat cut with a razor. He fled to Seventh and Northampton where he sat on the curb attempted to bind the wound with a handkerchief and died. Detectives arrested Vincenzo Piscitto twenty six identified as one of the assailants who had called at Giaimo's house. Kitchener Not Quit London official denial made of resignation reports.
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Platzo Giaimo
Seventh
Spring Garden
Northampton
Giatmo
Seventh Street
Neimeyer
Bethlehem
Vincenzo Piscitto
Glaimo
Navy secretary uses wireless to issue first naval order
Secretary Daniels transmitted the first naval order by wireless telephone to Rear Admiral Usher at the New York navy yard from the navy department in Washington. The message, recorded by a stenographer and acknowledged by Usher, requests a report on repairs to the dreadnought New York and notes this paves the way for global fleet communications.
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Daniels
Usher
New York Navy Yard
Navy Department
New York Yard
Arlington
New York
Navy
Admiral Usher
Girl's Face Damages Cut by New Jersey Supreme Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court reduced a $1329 damages award to Rose Goldberg a fourteen year old girl who suffered facial scars when a balcony at her home owned by Peter Hieldt City Brewing Company of Elizabeth collapsed. Goldberg had sought $5000 claiming the injury could affect her future prospects. The court sustained the lower court in awarding the reduced sum.
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Trenton
the Brewing Company
Supreme Court
Death Jump From Prospect Street Viaduct
In Trenton New Jersey on November 6 Olga Whittlesey 25 leaped from the Prospect street viaduct over the Pennsylvania railroad after a lapse into insanity. She struck the tracks and was rushed to a hospital where she lay dying. Her father Mills Whittlesey a noted local witness man had died by suicide years before.
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Trenton
N. J
RB. Phillips
Prospect Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Olga Whittlesey Cuddent
Miss Whittlesey
Four French aviators killed in air crash escorting La Rouge
Four airmen died when their warplanes collided while attempting to land near La Rouge. The two crews perished as their machines caught fire and burned. rescuers found them still alive but dying. A separate note mentions a metal device to aid guiding a billiard cue, clamped to the hand.
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Navy
Greek King Calls Leaders to Settle Zalimis Crisis
London reports King Constantine met leaders of all parties to resolve the fall of the Zalmis cabinet. Venizelos backed by supporters urged a new ministry, while others favored Gounaris returning as premier. Greece's neutrality stance and war entry plans remain debated amid parliamentary maneuvering.
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Constantine
Zalmis
Athens
M. Venizelos
M. Zalmis
Yanakitsas
M. Gounarin
Greece
M. Vincnoa
MV. Venizelos
Germans Fail In Surprise Bombardment In France
Paris reports German troops failed to break French lines along the Aisne and Oise where a violent but futile bombardment occurred. French forces in Champagne checked two fresh German attacks at La Courtine and a French aviation squadron bombed targets in Dorpach linked to gas production.
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Aisne
Oise
Champagne
la Courtine
French War Office
Alsace
Dorpach
British Transport Ramazan Sunk In Aegean
The British transport Ramazan torpedoed by a German submarine in the Aegean Sea on September 19, killing 225 Indian troops. Survivors landed on the island of Cythera. An admiralty announcement confirms the loss and casualty figures.
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Aegean Sea
Admiralty
Ramesen
Cythe Te
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