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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1916

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Parral Captured by Bandit Report Reaches El Paso

Reports from Chihuahua City say Parral has been taken by Villa troops. Carranza and local leaders deny confirmation while nine Americans reportedly remain in Parral. Mining men link the move to Villa’s advance from Santa Rosalia with possible aims on Herrera. Report sent to Washington.

EL Paso Texas Chihuahua City Parral Villa George Bell, Jr Gonzales Francisco Gonzales Carranza Jiminez Chihuahua Eduardo Serrano Bravo Luis Herrera Laguna Station Steven Haffner Santa Rosalia Herrera Patrral Washington

Narrow Escape for Deutschland at New London Harbor

New London November 3. The German submarine freighter Deutschland narrowly passed by the U S government dredger Atlantic near Eastern Point after a code signal light misread. The Atlantic swerved and slowed, passing the submersible about one hundred yards away. Cargo manifest filed. unloading started with eighty from Baltimore joining hundreds of small boxes worth about one and a half million dollars.

New London Conn Deutschland United States Atlantic Th Atlantic Eastern Point Th Deutschland Eastern Forwarding Company Baltimore

No Airmen Killed Report Rejected

Paris dispatch re reports two American aviators killed near Nancy prove erroneous. No American deaths. non American aviator has had an accident since Norman Prince was fatally injured some time ago.

Paris Nancy Norman Prince

Major General Maurice Comments on Hindenburg Claim

In an interview with The Associated Press, Major General Maurice states the Allied offensive aims to relieve Verdun and inflict German losses rather than break through quickly. He notes Allied strength rising while German reserves wane, and promises continued offensives through the winter if conditions permit.

London Associated Press F. BR. Maurice War Office Field Marshal von Hindenburg Western Front Maurice Verdun France

Probing High Price of Chicago Eggs

Chicago officials report 37,300,000 dozen eggs in cold storage while prices sit at 45 cents a dozen. Alderman Pretzel accuses middlemen and producers of price control. District Attorney Clyne to be asked to attend a future meeting. Henry D. Coghlan testifies that six Chicago operators dominate Midwest egg pricing and that farmers lose profit by shipping directly.

Chicago Alderman Pretzel Council Health Committee United States Clyne Henry D. Coghlan Michigan Middle West

Abandon Fort Vaux on Verdun Front

German troops evacuated Fort Vaux on the Verdun front during the night of November first to second in line with prearranged plans. Official announcement says the sacrifice in holding the fort outweighed its value in Germanys current strategic plan.

Fort Vaux Verdun Berlin Associated Press Sayville Tivilo San Marco Sober

ROUGH RETURN TRIP FOR GERMAN DIVER

Associated Press reports Captain Hans Rose of U-53 recounts a stormy return to a German port after patrols off the American coast. Seas ran high, preventing deck exercise or air time except in small groups in the conning tower.

Berlin Associated Press Sayville N. Y Hans Rose

Principles For Public Service And Economic Reform

A speaker calls for government led by capable officials, a sound budget system to curb extravagance, strict civil service merit, and dignified public careers. He urges a thriving labor market with fair wages, hours, and safe conditions, and emphasizes mutual independence and cooperative civic effort amid competition.

Announce List of Mail Bags Seized

Berlin reports via wireless to Sayville that British and French authorities seized 24,200 bags of mail from Germany and 16,820 bags destined for Germany from December 1915 to September 1916. Only a small portion was redespatched. Seizures totaled 170 bags to the United States, 6,225 to Spain Portugal and South America, 865 to the Dutch Indies and 13,857 to Germany from the United States, plus 2,438 bags to the Dutch Indies and 525 from the Dutch Indies.

Berlin Sayville Germany Overseas News Agency United States Spain Portugal South America Dutch Indies

American Aviation Corps to Lose Title

Washington reports the famous American aviation corps of the French army is likely to lose its distinction title due to protests to the state department. The department will informally suggest to the French foreign office that mentioning the American corps in official communiques puts the United States in an awkward diplomatic position.

Washington State Department Foreign Office

Hughes says flag to symbolize rights and firmness

Albany dispatch reports Charles E. Hughes touring central New York on the penultimate stop of his campaign. He pledges to make the American flag a symbol of courtesy justice and steadfast defense of U S rights abroad while criticizing the administrations Mexican policy and arguing opposition to war. He notes strong Indiana Ohio prospects and cites crowded gatherings at Schenectady and nearby cities.

Albany N. Y Charles E. Hughes New York Batavia Hughes Indiana Ohio William Barnes Oneida Amsterdam Schnectady Troy Huerta Hughs

War progress and strategic withdrawals across Eastern Front

Rumanians push to stop German allied advance through Carpathian passes to block Wallachia. German six mile front in Transylvania drives a surprise move elating some Russian critics who call it only temporary. King Constantine orders royalist forces to halt revolutionary advance. Evacuation of Katerina reported. Fort Vaux at Verdun front evacuated by German troops November 1-2 under pre arranged plans.

Carpathian Wallachia Six Mile Transylvania Constantine Isauen Katerina Brzezany Halicz Michishov Wood von Falkenhayn London Venizelos Constantine Greece Saloniki Fort Vaux Verdun Gorizia Carso Triést Volhynia Witonicz Constanza Rothenthamn Jiul Dobrudja Macedonia

Subtle Genius of Wall Street on Election Timing

President Wilson told business leaders at a New York luncheon that Wall Street firms promise immaterial changes to derail proposed legislation. He noted continuous ovations on arrival, defended safeguarding business interests, and spoke amid a crowd that cheered him and questioned Progressive critiques.

New York Wilson Wall Street Buffalo Grand Central Terminal New York Yacht Club East 23Rd Street Wilson Business Men's League Democratic James W. Gerard Germany Gov Fielder New Jersey John M. Riehl National Democratic Club Jacob H. Schiff Treasury McAdoo U. S Hughes James Kentucky Vance McCormick Democratic National Committee Col. E. M. House

Delay Findings In Marina Case

Washington reports that conclusive evidence on German pledges respecting the sinking of the British freighter Marina and the loss of six American lives is not expected until late next week. Secretary Lansing noted slow information flow and a pending German reply, with US action hinging on Germany's version of the incident and the Marina’s armed status including a 47 inch gun.

Washington Germany United States Marina State Department Lansing Watertown N.Y U. S

Roosevelt Speech Appeals for Hughes Backing in Ohio

Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Memorial hall in Toledo urging support for Charles E Hughes in the presidential race. He pressed for strong Congress and Senate to back him, cautioned against unkept promises, and urged action now over future claims, criticizing Wilson's stance and urging clarity and resolve.

Oledo Ohio Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall Charles E. Hughes Congress Senate of United States

Greek King Orders Loyal Troops To Halt Revolt

King Constantine issues orders to royalist forces to stop the revolutionists at all costs as 150 loyal troops evacuate Katerina. Venizelist army seizes the town southwest of Saloniki after a brief clash with royalist units. The Entente's Larissa railway decisions spark protest from Venizelists. Venizelist forces now total about 30,000.

Athens London Constantine Katerina Larissa Venizelist Nation Defense Army Saloniki Daily Mail

British to supply Chile five subs as war delay remedy

Santiago Chile November 3 The British government will turn over five American built submarines to Chile as compensation for delays in delivering the dreadnoughts contracted in England. The battleships Almirante Latorre and Almirante Cochrane, laid down before 1914 in British yards, were seized by Britain during the war. Submarines built in the United States for Great Britain were not released by the U S government until after the war ended.

Santiago Chile England Chili Almirante Latorre Almirante Cochrane United States Great Britain

Benson After the Food Speculators

Allan Benson the Socialist candidate for president warned in Hutchinson Kansas that the nation could face tense suffering and possible starvation this winter unless government action forces food speculators to surrender their grip on the food supply. He cited wheat production at 619 million bushels this year against a need of 630 million and said 400 million bushels are already under contract for export. He argued rising living costs without wage gains deepen the working class’s hardship while prosperity concentrates at the top.

Hutchinson Kan Allan Benson

Mexico Must Show Control Of Border

The Mexican American joint commission adjourned with nine weeks of talks ending on Thursday. The delegates agree a binding pact must cover frontier policing and Mexican internal affairs, not just border issues, as they resume on November 10.

Mexico Atlantic City WN. J

Mountain passes in war rage and snowbound fighting

Reports from Berlin and Petrograd describe fierce combat in the Carpathians, with Romanians attempting to guard Wallachia as German Austrian forces push through Azuga and Toemoser passes. Winter conditions and snow complicate operations while Galicia sees limited offensives and Greek political turmoil unfolds near Saloniki. Fort Vaux changes hands as Italians push toward Trieste and Constanza sees shelling with ongoing Transylvania actions.

Vredeal Azuga Toemoser Pass Voerzburg Campulung Wich Petrograd London Galicia

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