Takenown Report From Chihuahua City Violence in Mexico
A Mexican refugee reports Dr. Fischer an American physician from Santa Rosalia was killed by Villa bandits near Uribe. Carranza forces under Gen Fortunato Maycotte fall back toward Escalon, 80 miles south of Jiminez, as Villa troops move south via a captured railroad. Detachments chase bandits Juan Murgia and the Queveda brothers after the Lagunas train robbery. A light artillery train is prepped for northward mov ement near the Mexican Central line.
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Dr. Fischer
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Uribe
Fischer
San Rosalia
Jiminez
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Fortunato Maycotte
Escalon
Villa
Aycotte
Iminez
Murgia
Domingo Arrieta
M. Herrera
Ihuahua City
Juan Murgia
Queveda Rothers
Mexican Central
Lagunas
Maycotte
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Herrera
Arral
Commander Tells of Voyage to American Waters
Berlin dispatch reports Captain Hans Rose of U-53 describing the submarine voyage to American waters. He recounts impressions of Newport and actions off Nantucket, noting storms that tested surface boats. He says American authorities greeted the U-53 with courtesy and the Newport commander was relieved Rose did not seek fuel or provisions.
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Sayille
Hans Rose
Newport
Nanucket
Plain Rose
Captainose
Weachers of Pike Have Big Meeting
More than 50 Pike County teachers attended an all day meeting at the public school building in Hall Illinois on Saturday November 5 Prof Garvin chaired and Miss Helen Havens was elected secretary County Superintendent Clark spoke in the morning and Prof McCarell spoke in the afternoon A basketball game between Hull High boys and Kinderhook High ended 37 to 28 with Kinderhook winning
German Subsea Boat Rammed by British Patrol at Sea
British patrol destroys German submarine U-41 after attacking and sinking the U-boat during a naval engagement. German Admiralty releases public details of the incident and the attack in Monty reports.
German Sub U-41 Sunk by British Patrol Boat
German admiralty reports a British patrol vessel flying American colors destroyed U-41. A row boat with the two survivors was run down by a larger vessel, the Russian dreadnought Sevastopol struck a mine a week ago and was partly destroyed, and Italian forces press the Carso offensive advancing toward the Wippach river with 553 prisoners.
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Admiralty
Sevastopol
Carso
Wippach Rer
Alps
Galicia
Russia
Lakdolia
Transylvania
Jiul River
Mosca
London
Wippach
Gorizia
Carnia Front
Ciema Booche
Travignolo- Avizio
Dolomite Alps
Brzezany
Michishov
Buzcur River
Table Butzi
Danube River
Dobrudja
Rosca Heights
Altschanz
War Office
Predeal
Somme
Michigan Triumphs Over Washington Uni of St Louis 66 to 7
Michigan overwhelmed Washington University of St. Louis 66 to 7 at Ann Arbor. Yost's offense battered the light Missouri squad as Maulbetsch scored four touchdowns and Dawson kicked a goal after Kling’s 50 yard interception return for a Washington score.
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Washington
Ann Arbor
Mich
Washington University of St. Louis
Missouri
Yost
Kling
Dawson
Maulbetsch
Germans Reach Katerina As Venizelist Clash Opens
London dispatch from Athens reports the German army arriving near Katerina and an engagement with Venizelists began Friday night, signaling a mounting conflict in the region.
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Katerina
London
Saya
Sunday Observer
Athens
Chicago Daily News endorses Frank Lowden for governor
Chicago Daily News editorial endorses Frank Lowden Republican for governor. The independent paper argues he has incentives to fulfill pledges and serve the people, noting reputation comes from effective service. It urges independent voters to support Lowden.
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The
Chicago Daily M.7s
Independent
Frank ©. Lowden
Lowden
Daily News
Dumba Retired at Own Request from Austrian Embassy
Vienna via London Nov 5 Dr Theodore Constantine Dumba former Austrian ambassador to the United States retires from the diplomatic service by imperial order. Recalled in 1915 he faced US severities after attempting to pass to the Austro Hungarian forcing office a report on plans to cripple US munition plants. Washington expects a new ambassador will soon be named as Austria expresses displeasure at the United States.
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Vienna
London
Theodore Constantine Dumba
United States
Dumba
Dr. Dumba
Austria Hungary
Washington
James J. F. Archibald
Archibald
Falmouth
State Department
Austria
Francis Joseph
Corkscrew stunt ends in aviator Bougel’s death
Joe Bougel known as the sky dragon fell 1000 feet during a corkscrew with the Panama California exposition plane. He died instantly on the grounds at age 82, leaving a widow and two children. Silas Christofferson, his instructor, recently died in northern California.
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San Diego
Cal
Joe Bougel
Exposition Grounds
Bougel
Silas Christofferson
San Francisco
California
White County Counts 380 Miles of Fine Roads
W P Bushnell, engineer for Indian Grave Drainage district, cites a Whites County Democrat article claiming White County has 380 miles of gravel and stone highways. He compares to Madison 871, Clinton 802, Carrel 402, Tippecanoe 426, Benton 262, Jasper 847, Pulaski 330, Cass 402, noting White is above many counties in quality and totals.
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W. P. Bushnell
Indian Grave Drainage District
Whites County
Ind
Democrat
Carrell County
Tippecanoe
Benton
Jasper
Pulaski
Cass County
White County
Madison County
Clinton County
Carrel County
Tippecence
Sterling Sees Victory Ahead In Illinois Race
Chicago news reports Fred E. Sterling predicting an Illinois win for Hughes and Lowden by about 150000. He cites polls across downstate and Cook County, notes women vote for the first time, and estimates presidential and gubernatorial outcomes with party gains in Congress and state legislature.
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Chicago
Hughes
Lowden
Illinois
Fred E. Sterling
Republican State Committee
Sterling
Cook County
Physician Downing Injured In Morning Escape
Dr. T N Downing of New London Missouri was disoriented while making an early call and stepped from a 15 foot bank in darkness, suffering a fractured shoulder and severe brain concussion. He was found by the would be callers, taken to Levering hospital in Hannibal, and Dr Otis Johnston assessed him. Recovery is expected.
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T. N. Downing
New London
Levering
Hannibal
Otis Johnston
Downing
Princeton Rout Bucknell in Football Clash
Princeton routed Bucknell 47 to 0 at home. Coach Rush used many substitutes late as Bucknell showed a weak game, with Princeton delivering a dominant performance throughout the contest in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Princeton
Bucknell
N. J
Rush
Triflers Open Plymouth Papers Inserting Pro Wilson Circulars
Unknown parties opened the Quincy Whig bundle Saturday morning and inserted propaganda urging re election of Wilson. Postal authorities investigate, likely tracing to source. It is an infraction of postal law and illegal for the Whig to mail such matter. The circulars were inserted after mailing room, urging reports from other Whig locals. The Whig supports Charles Evans Hughes.
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Quincy Whig
Plymouth
Wilson
Post Office
Triflore
Charles Evans Hughes
Forecasts Made by Party Chairs on Electoral College
In New York on November 5, Democratic chairman Vance C. McCormick forecast Wilson would win at least 364 electoral votes with a chance of 461. Republican chairman William R. Willcox said Hughes would carry at least 100 electoral votes, expecting a larger majority. McCormick claimed 30 states may be Democratic, with Iowa leaning Republican.
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McKinley
Bryan
Roosevelt
Parker
Taft
Wilson
Ilinois
Hughes
Willcox
McCormick
EW York
Vance C. McCormick
William R. Willcox
Illinois
Iowa
Crowd Expected At Tabernacle Today
Regular morning services in all churches with a 3 p m tabernacle service and 7 p m personal workers class. Evangelist Bob Jones, despite a sore throat, plans two red hot sermons as Quincy clergy anticipate a monster crowd tonight. Delegations from local factories and businesses are scheduled for upcoming nights.
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Tabernacle
Bob Jones
Mr. Meinardi
Tabernacle Service
Mr. Jones
Jones
Russell T. Barr
Evangelistic Association
Quincy
Burgman
TV Am
I. W. Bingaman
I. W. Bingaman, Chairman of the Evangelistic Executive Committee
Evangelist Jones
Meinardi
Freight House
Quincy Show Case Co
Gem City Business College
Odd Fellows
Lodge
Electric Wheel Company
Jones Evangelistic
Bartenders Union
Wilson Accuses Republicans of Forcing Labor Coercion
President Wilson denounces Republican attempts to coerce labor and hijack voters by painting alarm over unsettled questions as a tactic to win next Tuesday’s election. He mocks “invisible government” in New Jersey, defends Democratic contenders, and argues tariff talk hides broader missteps while urging labor to stay awake and vote.
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United States
Wilson
Princeton
Fielder
New Jersey
Hughes closes campaign with big Madison Square Garden rally
Charles E Hughes brought his presidential bid to New York with a torchlight parade down Fifth Avenue and a large Madison Square Garden meeting. An explosion near his car was caused by a photographer's flash powder, triggering brief alarm as crowds cheered. Hughes praised the party's unity and thanked supporters and agencies aiding the campaign.
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New York
Charles E Hughes
Madison Square Garden
Hughes
Fifth Avenue
Worth Street
Mr. Hughes
Inspector Egan
Bureau of Combustible
Dewey Arch
Washington Square
Madison Square
Wilson
Helen
Catherine
Elizabeth
Charles E. Hughes
Teddy
Turks Drop Bombs On Suez And Port Tewfik
Constantinople reports Turkish airplanes dropped a number of bombs on Suez and Port Tewfik along the British railway east of the Suez Canal. The Turkish official announcement gives the brief action and location.
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London
Suez
Port Tewfik
Esat
Suez Canal
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