Poles cheer manifesto as Poland’s rebirth in Warsaw
November 7 Warsaw witnesses the manifesto of Emperor William and Emperor Francis Joseph read to Polish notables in the royal palace. Volunteers surge for a Polish army. University students parade with banners. General von Beseler proclaims the decree while local officials and the rector of the University of Warsaw thank the empire in Polish.
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Poland
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Polytechnic school
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Antwerp
Germany
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Francis Joseph
von Beseler
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William E Borah delivers manifesto at Polish rally
A crowd gathers at a palace event as a band in an adjoining gallery plays the national anthem and the Petes in the hay burn during the ceremony. After twenty minutes the ceremony ends and participants discuss the future while exiting through the crowded courtyard into the throng outside.
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Poland
Paris war chief Roques reaches Salonika in Balkans
General Roques minister of war arrives in Salonika while Paris reports the French flag hoisted on a Greek flotilla at Kerataini. Greece bars entente patrols, citing neutrality. Also notes Jocky killed at Pimlico and two siblings suffocated by gas in Philadelphia.
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LIBERTY
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MARIE WALCAMP
JACK HOLT
EDDIE POLO
MARS
Bob
Pedro
Libery
WILLIAM GARWOOD
JESSE ARNOLD
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LEE MORAN
PRISCILLA DEAN
VILLIAN
Roques
Salonika
Paris
Roquas
Kerataini
entente
Philadelphia
William J Long
Catherine McArdle
Ellsworth street
Boston Tabernacle Ready for Sunday Evangelistic Campaign
Boston November 7 The tabernacle where the Rev Billy Sunday will hold a ten weeks evangelistic campaign opening next Sunday is dedicated here Advertise in The News.
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The tabernacle
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Returns From Dual Suffrage Vote Across States
Reports from key states indicate heavy voting with tight contests as both parties claim victory. In New York City and state voting proceeds quietly with no disorders reported. Wilson votes at Shadow Lawn. Hughes at his hotel. Maryland sees a heavy, close presidential vote amid Republican-Democratic factional tensions. New Jersey campaigns claim control of fourteen electoral votes with wide variance in projected margins.
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Democratic national committee
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Vance McCormick
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Idele
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Rumanians Win in Dobrudia and Teutons Retreat
The Bucharest war office says Romanian forces in Dobrudja forced Teuton troops to retreat, who in retreat burned villages Daeni Gar Nich Rosman Gaider about forty miles north of the Constanta Cernavoda line. Austro German forces win at Predeal. Laome height captured southeast of Rothenthurm pass. Turkey helps Pennsylvania Guardsmen with turkey order at Camp Stewart Texas.
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Predeal
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Rumania
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Rothenthurm
Pennsylvania
Camp Stewart
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