Drive Germans From Positions At Ypres Stronghold
French and British forces push back German positions along a 300 mile front from Ypres to the Somme. French artillery destroys gun batteries between Vailly and Berry-au-Bac, while German assaults near Ban-de-Sapt fail. French center and right wing gains threaten St Mihiel and force Germans to abandon stronglines along the Lorraine frontier.
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Paris
Belgium
France
Arras
Ypres
ruiser
Vailly
Berry-au-Bar
bate Hne
Vosge
Ban-de-Sapt tat
Somme
Chaulnet
department of the
Oise
Fay
La Bassee
Vosges
Lorraine
St. Mihiel
Metz
Myron T Herrick Reports On War Claims And Counter Attacks
Myron T Herrick notes ambiguity in reports about German divisions captured, contrasting Petrograd and Paris speculation with the German official statement that Russian attacks were repulsed and all German counterattacks succeeded.
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Petrograd
London
Paris
Herrick Biven Ovation As He Departs Paris
New York and Paris report Myron T. Herrick leaving Havre aboard the Rochambeau for New York with Mrs Herrick. He receives an unprecedented ovation at Paris Invalides station as he ends his term as American ambassador. Sharpe to present credentials to President Poincare on December 7 in Bordeaux.
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New York
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
France
Commission Named by President to End Colorado Coal War
President Wilson named Seth Law Charles W Mills and Patrick Gilday to a commission to settle the Colorado coal strike. He also faces a Colorado governor Ammons request to withdraw federal troops from districts involved, while labor leaders warn rioting may follow if troops leave. Low formerly led Columbia University and heads the National Civic Federation. Gilday leads United Mine Workers district No. 2 and Mills runs Climax Coal company.
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Colorado
Washington
Wilson
Seth Law
New York
Charles W. Mills
Philadelphia
Patrick Gilday
Clearfield
Ammons
Seth Low
Columbia university
National Civic Federation
United Mine Workers of America
Climax Coal company
Foot ball onlooker dies after game incident
Baltimore November 30. LH Redding seventy five year old Civil War veteran was knocked down during a football game between the hospital corps of Fort Howard and the Home Guard Sparrows Point. He died at his daughter Mrs T B Woodreffs Sparrows Point home. Survived by widow two sons Thomas L Redding Jesse Redding and three daughters Mrs R P Felix Mrs T B Woodruff and Mrs William A Stapler.
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Baltimore
Fort Howard
Home Guard
Sparrows Point
Redding
T. B. Woodreff
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Thomas L. Redding
Stewartstown
Jesse Redding
R. P. Felix
Harrieburg
T. B. Woodruff
William A. Stapler
Williams Wins Democrat Seat in Cook County Returns
Chicago voters confirmed Congressman-at-Large W. E. Williams Democrat of Pittafield as winner over Republican J McCan Davis by 1737 votes. Williams’s reelection had seemed unlikely after initial tallies.
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Gatore
Chicago
W. E. Williams
Pittafield
J. McCan Davis
Cook county
Willams
Plans to defend nation with expanded state militias
Washington reports that Congress members plan to push armed forces increases, but officials are advancing a behind the scenes reform. The war department and general staff reportedly favor reorganizing land forces into a volunteer reserve to equip 500,000 trained militiamen in three weeks, while current state militias total 128,043 with only 98,277 ready for duty.
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Washington
Navy
congress
United States
general staff and war college
secretary of war
segular
con siete
war department
adjutant generals
Europe
New York
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Michigan
England
Mule's Kick Worth 3500 Dollars in Damages
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on November 30 a mule owned by Kaska William Supply Co. kicked twelve year old Joseph Kierkowsky in the face. A jury awarded 3500 dollars for damages after the boy briefly rode a wagon and helped remove the harness. The kick knocked out teeth and broke the jaw.
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Innocem Soy
Pottsville
Joseph Kierkowsky
wil
Kaska Wiliam Supply company
Joseph
Fragmented ad copy from old newspaper page
An OCR fragment touts a lifesaving claim and an upcoming promotional deal. It mentions Indiana and unknown names, with stray phrases about cake, soap, and free giveaways for purchases. The text is garbled and difficult to parse for precise events or dates.
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berlaio
Indiana
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ROSENSTOCK BROS
One-Price Outfitters
ALLEN G. QUYNN & co
East Patrick Street
rederick, Md
CITY OPERA HOUSE
PEARCE & SCHECK
Lescees
GEORGE LIST
House of Amusements
Francis Bushman
Ruth Stonehouse
Mr. Washburn
LOLA
Vitagraph
Maurice Costello
MILLER’S
OPERA HOUSE
BROW
NEW BUFFALO HOTEL
ROLE BROS
E. R. MILLER
M. D
Mr FREDERICK
M. T. ENGLE
Prop
Uneeda Biscuit
GRAHAM
NATIONAL ‘BISCUIT COMPANY
MARKELL & FORD
LaFrance
Harry R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
H. D. BAUMGARDNER
S. Market St
N. Market St
CHICHESTER
Bert
NEWS OFFICH
C. M. MALONE
H.S Landis
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Teuton
Poland
Von tfindenberg
Hasslap
HERRICK
Locke
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