Zealandia searched by British cruiser in Mexican port
The Zealandia, an American steamship, was forcibly searched by a British cruiser in Progreso, Mexico, drawing U S concern over neutrality. The incident follows prior British suspicions of the ship carrying resin and copper for oil fields in Mexico. An American consular report warns such action may strain U S British relations and a full investigation will be conducted.
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Washington
Progreso
Mexico
United States
Pensacola
Tampico
Campeche
Great Britain
Ife
WREATHS ON LIBERTY BELL
San Francisco paid its last official respects to the liberty bell today as it began its homeward journey to Philadelphia. Since July 17 the relic has been on display under guard at the exposition's Pennsylvania building drawing eight million viewers. Each state and nation represented placed a wreath on the bell as part of the farewell exercises.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
German Losses 78,376 Reported From October to November
The Courant cites German casualties from October 10 to November 2 totaling 78 376 in dead wounded and missing linked to Champagne fighting. Totals to date reach 2 099 454, with Bavarian Württemberg Saxon and navy officer losses listed separately. Also notes a gunner shot near Hammonton New Jersey with the shooter fleeing. Indiana dry law campaign set for November 16 17 in Indianapolis led by the Anti Saloon League. Dr Corie of Fulton New York dies on a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Wilmington.
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Rotterdam
the Courant
Indiana
Ladianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis
AathSeloon League
Wilmington
Philafelphia
Corie
Pulton
Weather Observations and Forecast for Major Cities
United States weather bureau observations at 8 p m list temperatures and conditions for Atlantic City Boston and others with clear or cloudy skies. Forecast calls for cloudy and warmer today with possible rain tonight and tomorrow and southeast winds.
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United States Weather
Atlantic City
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
British Sink Two U Boats in Straits of Gibraltar
Telegrams from Algeciras report a British cruiser sank two German submarines in the Straits of Gibraltar. An official statement said the destroyer Louis was stranded in the eastern Mediterranean and is a total wreck, with all officers and crew safe. The steamships Clan MacAlister Irene Californian Moortana were sunk. crew losses include 35 aboard Irene.
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Straits of Gibraltar
London
Algeciras
Morocco
Madrid
Louis
Harold D. A. Hall
Mediterranean
MacAlister
Glasgow
Irene
Trinity House Corporation
Penrose for 48 Warships Pushes Largest Navy Plan
In San Francisco Senator Penrose urged 48 dreadnoughts, one named for each state, a reorganized army and pay for the National Guard at the National Guard Association annual meeting. He advocated a reserve force and more regular officers and said Congress should recognize the National Guard.
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United States
San Francisco
Penrose
Pennsylvania
National Guard Association of the
England
Union
Congress
National Guard
Krupp Profits for Charity in Germany War Time
Berlin nov 11 the Krupp works profits last year totalled 86 million marks about 21.5 million dollars. Despite a possible 24 percent dividend owners will take no extra profits for the war. After paying a 12 percent dividend last year a surplus of about 24.9 million marks will be given to charity 20 million for families of soldiers killed and 3.7 million marks to the general relief fund.
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Krupp
Berlin
Func
General Relief Fund
Shenandoah man jailed for carrying a billy
Bernard Melusky of Shenandoah Pa. was jailed for one year and fined 100 dollars for carrying a billy. Judge Bromm imposed the sentence in Pottsville Pa. on November 11.
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Billy
Train Kills John B Schell in Pottsville District
John B Schell a three year sergeant drove three years was killed instantly on Reading railway tracks near Pottsville Pennsylvania. He is survived by a widow and four children.
Five Generations Living in Rockville and Round Hill
The photo features five generations aged from 00 to 6 months. Participants include Mrs. Mary Ann Claggett and Mrs. Ida Higgins of Rockville Maryland, Mrs. Ethel Mansfield, Mrs. Carroll Gill, and Raymond Gill of Round Hill Virginia. Mrs. Gill is sister in law of Mrs. R. I. Brown of Brunswick.
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Mary Ann Claggett
Ida Higgins
Rockville
Ethel Mansfield
Carroll Gill
Raymond Gill
Round Hill
Gill
R. I. Brown
Brunswick
Uses of the humble cabbage in varied kitchen dishes
A long excerpt listing many cabbage preparations from pepper stuffed cabbage to cream cabbage and baked cabbage, with method notes for each dish. It mentions salads, relishes, stuffed varieties, German red cabbage, fried cabbage, hot slaw, and cabbage with rice and nuts, all described in a home cooking tone.
French take Veles as Bulgarians retreat in Serbia front
Reports from Athens cite a Bulgarian defeat as French and allied forces recapture Veles near the Lebo Doran shore. British troops secure territory north of the Gre elan frontier while Serbian lines near Nish hold but face Bulgarian advances toward the Morava river and German push from Mrushevats.
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Fiench
Uueyshebh
Athens
Setontha
Kingilah
Lebo Doran
Greelan
Alehghnacs
Nisa
Morava Oriver
Mrushevats
Veketnaz
Nish
Veley
Leskovats
Bulgars Hold Off French In Serbian Battle
Despatch from Sofia via Budapest reports heavy fighting in southern Serbia between Krivolak and Prilip. Bulgarians repulse a violent Allied assault with enormous losses and captures among the Allied troops.
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Bertin
Serbia
Sofia
Budapest
Krivolak
Prilip
Delaware Farmer Killed by Train at Harrington Crossing
Stephen Porter, a farmer from near Harrington, Delaware, was struck by a southbound Norfolk express at the Centre Street crossing. The wagon he rode in was demolished.
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Delaware
Dover
Stephen Porter
Harrington
Centre Street
Del
Booker Washington Seriously Ill at New York Hospital
Dr Hooker T Washington principal of Tuskegee Institute is confined in St Luke's New York suffering a nervous breakdown. Only his wife his secretary and a trustee of the Institute have been allowed to see him.
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Booker Washington
New York
Hooker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
St. Luke's
Secre
Institute
Pepper Onion Garlic Rolls in Sauce Thematic Dish
A recipe note describes throwing cut pepper, sliced onion, and half a loud of gar lic into water, draining, arranging on a platter after removing tapes, and pouring over with the sauce used for hot cabbage slaw. If more than a dozen rolls are used, double the sauce.
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Christian Science Monitor
Make Pinex cough syrup at home for quick relief
A vintage ad promotes preparing a pine extract cough syrup at home using Pinex and sugar syrup. It claims rapid relief from coughs and colds, aids bronchial issues, and criticizes imitators while offering a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
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Dia
Pinex Co
Warne, Ind
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