Bulgars Driven Back in Confusion in Romania Front
Night and day fighting yields losses for the Central Powers as Entente forces gain ground along the Cerna vector. Haig reports British advances near Ancro River with prisoners taken. Serbians continue pursuit of Bulgarians toward Cerna. Six thousand prisoners, seventy two cannons, and fifty machine guns captured since September 12 as chaotic retreat unfolds across multiple fronts.
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Haig
Positon
Ancro River
Iven
Polog
Velisioe
Dvorder
Florina
Ans
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Entente Alles
Toutons
Span
Cernavoda
Danube
Cernovedia
Falkenhayn
Transylvanian Artilen
Mackennan
Cormavroda
Constanti
King Peters
Tay
Cold Wave Hits Pendleton as Thermometer Surges Above Zero
Pendleton endures one of the coldest stretches in years with temperatures near zero and 11 above at night. Plumbers busy as pipes freeze, soil heaves opposite flooding, and fuel use rises. Records show November 16 1969 reached four above in past decades, recalling even colder Thanksgiving nights in 1596 before a milder spell. Donkey engines halt logging as crews adapt to the cold in Dallas Oregon.
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Pendleton
Eooding
Lao
Countess Kingston to raise funds for Irish wounded
In New York on November 13 the Countess of Kingston, linked to Garrick-on-Shanna Castle, Roscommon Ireland, launches a fund for abled Irish soldiers and sailors. Kingston’s husband, a captain in the guards, was wounded at the front and later returned to service after a base hospital period in England. Patrons include Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Lady Wimborne with several aristocrats.
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New York
Countes
Kingston
Garrick-on- Shanna
County Roscommon
Ireland
England
Canzens of
Wimborne
Decies
Barrymore
Ttd
Pirrie
Lads Greville
High School Hit by Cold Weather Disruption
Students at Al Cluxtes High faced disruption as extreme cold forced early release during the first week after a new building was damaged. The district reports no fires on weekends and will keep fires burning day and night until the cold snap ends to ensure warmth and safety for students.
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al Cluxtes
Round-Up stockholders meet tomorrow night
The Northwestern Frontier Exhibition Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting tomorrow evening in the Commercial Union room to hear the Round-Up directors' report and elect a new board. It is possible the meeting may be postponed. No resignations are noted and the entire board is expected to be reappointed without opposition.
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Northwestern Frontier Exhibition Aswciation
Tomorow
Commercial Ciion
Bisisherw
Enire
IL 8
Parent-Teacher Association
Wheat hits new level in Chicago trade
Prices advanced as foreign advice cited poor European seeding weather. December soy futures slipped three quarters of a cent to 1.90 1/4, May down three quarters to 1.90 3/4, July at 1.60 1/2. In Portland flour rose 20 cents per barrel, with mills posting a new rate of 46 dollars per barrel.
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Chicago
Europe
Portland
Ore
Bluestem
Bone Dry Measure Reevaluated Pending Legislature
Oregon Attorney General Brown declared the bone dry amendment reeffective after the legislature meets. The note cites a 165 date and upcoming session as the trigger for action.
Oregon News Car Rush Aims to Relieve Shortage
Salem Oregon November 13 The public service commission received letters from state officials promising to rush three thousand five hundred new cars to relieve the Oregon car shortage.
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Salem
Ore
Public Service’ Commission
Oregon
Baker Lumber Mill Burns in Late Night Fire
Stoddard Brothers Lumber mill suffered a partial blaze late last night in Baker. Firemen fought the flames amid smoke and heat as crews worked to contain the fire and assess $15,000 in damage. The incident disrupted operations at the mill and drew local emergency response.
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Baker
Stoddard Brothers Lumber Company
Biter Ald
World Famous Astronomer Percival Lowell Dies
Phoenix reports Dr Percival Lowell world famous astronomer and chief of the Flagstaff Observatory dies today of apoplexy at age not stated. The news notes his prominence in astronomy and leadership at Flagstaff.
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Flagstaff Observatory
Phoenix
Percival Lowell
First interior picture of submarine torpedo tubes
A remarkable photograph shows experimental work on submarine torpedo tubes at Province U-bouw Deutschland and U-68. The image depicts four torpedo tubes of the S3pan jah submarine Tanac Paras, built by experts to be almost identical to German designs, illustrating the Submarine Boat Corporation’s mechanical scene and capabilities.
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Tanac Paras
Axperta
Submarine Boat Corporation
Iig
Villa Reported on Way Toward American Posts
EL PASO November 13 The first definite information on the safety of the ten Americans at Parral came from a Chinese merchant who told U S officials the Villistas never entered the town He saw two Americans alive on November eighth and believed all were safe
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EL Paso
Parral
United States
Bandit Lander Queredo Leads 300 Villistas Toward Perahing Outposts
From Juare officials three hundred mounted Villistas led by Bandit Lander Queredo march from Gallego toward Perahing's distant outposts. The same band raided the Mexican Central train killing twenty nine shnrds and attacked unless met by a small American reconnoitering force. United States officials report bandits captured a de facto military train at Fresno near Chihuahua and burned a Carranzista bridge, forcing abandonment. General Carmino Bravo says the attack was not reported to him. Friends of Captain Scoobell claim the British ambassador advised him to leave his post temporarily.
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EL Paso
Lander Queredo
Gallego
Perahing
Juare
Ment Queredo
United States
Fresno
Chihuahua
Carmino Bravo
Juaraz
Germans torpedo boats shell Finnish coast under fog
Petrograd reports that German torpedo boats shelled the Finnish coast Friday under cover of fog. Several enemy vessels were seen pursuing gun actions along the coast, with limited details available on the exact targets or outcomes.
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Sheia
Finnish
Petrograd
British steamers requisitioned for grain wartime transport
Galveston Nov 15 The British admiralty has requisitioned all Erith liners and tramp steamers in Gulf and Atlantic trade and ordered them to carry a fifty per cent grain ware to bolster wartime food shipments.
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Galveston
Erith
Gulf and Atlantic
Republicans Hold 218 Votes for House Organization
Unofficial tabulations show Republicans with 218 votes for organization in the House, Democrats 716, and Socialists 1. Schall of Minnesota aligns with Republicans, while Fuller of Massachusetts supports the Democrats. Randall of California, Whit Martin of Louisiana, and other independents and progressives appear in the lineup.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Schall
Minnesota
Fuller
Massachusetts
Randall
California
Hughes and Wilson Await Official Returns in Election
New York dispatch reports Hughes and Willcox awaiting official returns from California Minnesota New Hampshire and New Mexico. Wilcox says waiting for official results is not unpatriotic and favors a congressional review if needed. He declined to discuss continuing as national chairman.
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New York
Hughes
Willcoe
Wilcox
Wilson
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Mie
Willcox Anid
Siater
Rewuke
Pendleton Cloth Orders For St Paul Carnival
Pendleton Woolen Mills ships 6300 yards of Pendleton Indian robe cloth in a 20000 dollar order to Northern Pacific Railway for 2600 suits for its marching club in St Paul winter carnival January 27 to February 4. NP officials Kyle and Richards place the order. clubs will pay part of each suit with members covering the rest. Northern Pacific plans a drum corps of 40 and a 30 piece brass band for the parade. Great Northern also arranging robes for its marching club. total expected robe wearers 40 to 60.
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Pendleton
Nual
Gt. Paul
Brainerd
Oregon Ducks Schedule Solitary Games Remain This Fall
Washington State notes and University of Oregon schedule details show only two football games left this fall one against Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis on November 30 and the Thanksgiving game at Multnomah Field Port. A November 4 Oregon Washington result yielded about 3600 in gate receipts with 2000 expenses and 1500 to Washington under the guarantee.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Seattle
Inland Empire
Astoria
Oregon-Washington Company
Puget
Oregon and Washington Company
University OF Oregon
Bugete
Oregon Agricultural College
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
Corvallis
Multnomah Field
Port
University of Washington
Decree in Corn Products dissolution ordered
Federal judge in New York states a final decree in the Corn Products dissolution. The corporations and their attorneys must prepare dissolution plans and submit them for court approval within 100 days.
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New York
Tudee Aland Taut
Attornesa
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