Greece press declares neutrality toward entente powers
Paris dispatch reports Greek premier pledges firm neutrality with sincere benevolence toward the entente. The Greek cabinet affirms as its own the former prime minister’s views on friendly attitude toward allied troops at Salonika. Britain France and Russia expected to protest Greece over misleading reports aiming to sour relations.
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M. Skoulgadis
Athos Romanos
Council
Pew
Pionier Zaimis
Salonika
Greece
England
France
Russia
German Officers Reported in Athens Fraternizing with Greek Forces
Accounts claim within the last forty eight hours several German officers in mufti have arrived at Athens and are fraternizing with Greek military men, indicating covert contact between the occupiers and local troops.
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Athens
Serb Army Retreats as Forces Refocus on Montenegro
London reports Serbian frontlines crumble under five weeks of Austro German Bulgarian assault. Main Serbian troops withdraw toward Montenegro through the Sanjak of Novibazar as Austrians and Bulgars push to seal off resistance. Allied assault at Salonika cited as landing 300,000 troops by Berlin media.
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London
Serbia
Sanjak
Novibazar
Veles
Kopsula
Varder
Berlin
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Salonika
Rumor of clash between Teuton and Bulgar forces in Negotin
A Bucharest telegram reports Germans and Bulgarians clashed over Negotin in northeast Serbia. It claims 100 Bulgarians were killed, marking the first breach between the Teutonic allies.
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London
Bucharest
Negotin
Serbia
Tewtonic
Advertise in The News
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FAKERS SECRET SERVICEMEN Girl Hired Complains When Sent to Tenderloin
Pittsburgh officials arrested Ed gar A Miller and W J Philips on charges of posing as U S secret service operatives. Philips offered Miss Margaret Brooks a secret service job paying 150 a month and instructed her to recruit another woman. Brooks warned authorities, leading to the arrests by Deputy U S Marshal Nicholas L Brogan and agents Robert S Judge and John R Dillon.
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Pittsburgh
United States Secret Service
Edgar A Miller
W. J. Philips
United States
Nicholas L. Brogan
Department of Justice
Robert S. Judge
John R. Dillon
Brogan
Philips
Margaret Brooks
Veron
Mias Brooks
Miller
Miss Brooks
Former Dacia Sunk After seizure by France
The French steamer Yser, formerly the Dacia, torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine off Bizerta. The prize court renamed her after sale, and passengers from the Italian ship Elisa Francesca were saved. The entire crew and passengers were landed.
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Algiers
United States
Germany
Bizerta
Tanis
Woman Dies After Gas Stove Explosion
Mrs. Robert P. Mackey of Harrington Delaware died at home from severe burns suffered when a gasoline stove exploded while she was preparing breakfast. She was fifty four years old.
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Robert P. Mackey
Harrington
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Athens Wires Washington on Greek Cabinet Policy
Athens cabled Washington that the new cabinet intends to pursue foreign policies identical to those of the late cabinet, signaling continuity in international relations.
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Athens
Washington
Foreign Office
Italian Ship Sunk by U Boat
A new Italian steamship was sunk by a German submarine. The loss adds to wartime casualties as authorities confirm the incident and appeal for further details.
Weather Observations Across States
Observations report clear conditions in Atlantic City and Washington with temperatures around 56 degrees. Forecasts call for slightly warmer conditions today and tomorrow with moderate northwest winds across regions.
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United States
Berenes
St . P.m
Atlantic City
Washington
SPECIAL TAX ON MUNITIONS FOR EXPORT FUNDING PLAN
President Wilson and advisers weigh a tax on munitions made for export to raise funds for the preparedness program costing 1,006,009,000 dollars. Secretary McAdoo orders quick reports from internal revenue collectors on munition plant activity as Congress debates possible embargo actions. Bethlehem Steel chief Schwab backs the idea, noting makers would be chief beneficiaries in wartime.
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Washington
McAdoo
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Department
Congress
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Woman shot by son in Horse Valley incident
Mrs Mary Gilbert was accidentally shot in the right hip by her fifteen year old son Tom. She was removed from her home in Horse Valley to Chambersburg Hospital for treatment.
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Chambersburg, Pa
Mary Gilbert
Horse Valley
Chambersburg Hospital
Tom
Olive Tablets Patent Remedy For Constipation
Dr Edward’s Olive Tablets claim a non calomel laxative solution for quick relief. Sugar coated olive colored pills promise no griping and normal bowel and liver action. If constipated with bad breath dull tired feeling or headaches try one or two tablets at bedtime.
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Amaester
Olive Tablet Company
Columbusa
Fish Market Entries From A Fragmented Ledger
Daily fish receipts listed as cat bry items with marked codes and numbers such as Ser 103 GB Market Ot 483 IN and Phents 342 782, indicating inventory entries from a historical market ledger in terse cryptic form. The readable fragments hint at a commerce record rather than a narrative report.
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