Quiet Along Fronts Stalemate Across Europe Report
London dateline reports partial Russian gains and German reluctance in Poland as heavy fighting subsides into sporadic artillery duels. Berlin dispatches claim no losses from bombardments while observers note mixed German and Austrian efforts in Sorvig and military cautions over Odessa and Libau.
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Miecera
London
Walla_Petrograd
Poland
Ela
Berlin
Elsim
Thair Arrates
Grand Duke
Nich
Russia
Polrokred
Teporin
Zebrogee
Moret
Delgtuc
Odessa
Black
Libau
Halile
Archeneel
Russia Victorious Polish Campaign Details Stun World
Nov 28 Petrograd despatch notes a forthcoming Morning Post story promising stunning details of a Russian victory in Poland. It claims Baltic Fleet under Admiral von Exsen aided by German disguise sank one cruiser and damaged another, while Russian ships remained largely untouched and a St George cross saga linked to the exploit spread.
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Lamaon
Petrograd
Morning Post
Poland
Adimirt von Exsen
Germany
Cealsing
Baltic
Harling
von, Hewen
Russiaun
St. George Creesea
Wiese
Two British destroyers sunk near Havre report
Lloyd's of London dispatches say two British destroyers, the Darlachile and Hrimo, were sunk off Havre by German submarines. The German raiders allegedly operated with daring methods in these waters, leaving the Dover Strait area and moving toward the vicinity of 489 miles from Thule.
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Tonto
Lloyd's Iofay
Darlachile
Hrimo
Havre
Aubineriner
Jloyd
Dover
Sinking of the Bulwark S Barrage Mystery
A chaotic report from Lie Medway and Sheerness recounts the British battleship Bulwark’s destruction by an explosion likely in its magazine. Only 14 sailors survived, with extensive loss of life and a cautious wartime assessment by admirals. The hull, crew, and armament details are provided alongside the ship’s history and significance.
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Lontop
Great Uritats
ORY
Uer
Sheemeds Barbar
House of Commons U
Winston Church
Mr. Cuarebill
Sheerness
Loputs
Naeship
Adilref
Clarles
Berestard
Blederraneen
WULL N FLANDERS BATTLE Paria Nov AZ
Reported World War I dispatches describe ongoing battles on the Western Front with German efforts in the Argonne and near Verdun, Allied counterattacks near Avian and the Vosges, and indications of heavy fighting around Mons and in the region while Berlin reports no major changes. The text notes artillery bombardments, infantry attacks, and movements across multiple fronts with varying degrees of success.
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Paria
Nov
Brent
Vosges Mountains
Thera Tg Oothidgat
Verdun
Berlin
Devlin
Nak
Teglon
St. Ettatra
Strang Torres
Apremont
World War Front Reports Mixed Russian and German Moves
London dispatches from Moscow and Petrograd describe continued pressure by Russian and German forces with shifting gains. British official notes claim reinforced British troops can check German advances while German forces push toward strategic lines, and reporting cites battles near Lwow and Przemyśl with contested gains and heavy fighting.
Report on War Casualties and Losses to November First
From Berne and Copenhagen dispatches the French forces were listed with 130000 dead or killed, 470000 wounded, and 11000 remaining, while German losses reached 21,500,009 with further figures for dead, wounded, prisoners and incapacitated through September and early October. The Copenhagen correspondent cites figures from an authoritative source as of late October.
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Casvatticn Dortia
Berne
Germany
Lees Pui
Parla
Copenhagen
Tampatofa
Filunas
England ready to repel invasion as war prep steps up
England strengthens coast defenses and mobilizes emergency committees as preparation accelerates for possible German invasion. Authorities urge evacuation of women and children from vulnerable zones while stock movement and farm town plans are drawn up by local leaders.
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England
London
Germany
Alrnay
Sata
Alba
Devbt Killing of Auesiane in London Exposed
Telegraphing from Atmalerdan the carranonnant of Reuters reports that a Berlin press graft claims a codified paste from Constantinople was intercepted. It alleges 2000 Nuwaine ships fingered in Tapiys by Verinny and notes German friction aloud.
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Auesiane
London
Atmalerdan
Reuter
Berlin
Ravebritt
Constantinanio
Verinny
Dupateh
Fratrictiana
Araka Readies for Holy War Movement
In Petrograd a faction reports confinement of several figures amid a rising movement. Mahana tan hosts a march as Araky factions vow a holy war, with Porth warning that all Araky capable of service are mobilized for invasion.
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Hierlln
Peetrograd
Mahanatan
Fragmentary account of Smyrna incident and Tennesseee gunfire
Fragmented report describes an engagement near a mine field with shots fired by Smyrna gungers. Officials including Secretary Ryan respond, stating confusion over immediate warnings and a need to prevent further danger. Communication mentions Constantinople and a naval or military leader involved.
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Enys
Te Tennearee Wain
Smyrna
Fmazurgyston
Washington
N. O
Tirktan' Ccutia Nwdt
Bhigrag
Siukor
Deiierson
Belniginen
Tia Fuunchy
Ie Nut
Lryau — Taduod
Suiplemanta
Wheta
Amlansadar
Ailivon
Lin Swimbman
Tainioh Frais
Fis Couten
Nikios
Simyran
Sevratary Ryan
Disease outbreak prompts state quarantine on livestock and poultry
The state imposes strict quarantine due to foot and mouth like disease fears. Cattle swine and sheep movement is halted from affected counties while only restricted shipments of poultry from infected premises are allowed. Interstate shipping requires veterinary inspection and state approval, with many counties designated under quarantine and all rail yards disinfected.
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Gibson
Yaliernarian
Lomenty
Wildes and
Osktus
Aluinis Delor
Johnenn
Jones
Golor
Ciiston
Inekgan
Entira Ptate
Srament
Sipertiston
Striet
Lown
Johnson
Gedur
Clinton
Jackson
Lesen
Barsoy
Pawtry
Entangled Dispatches Describe Turmoil in City and Surrounding Deaths
Fragmented reports from Washington and Mexico City outline Gen. Witsin control in the capital, with Spanish envoy Spars and U.S. diplomats sending mixed messages. A second item notes the burial of Willan Fiege near Loren Park cemetery after a fatal incident connected to a sister. Details are incomplete and obscured by garbled text.
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Villa
Washington
D. c
Maxtec
Otticinla
Gen
Wits Dronna
Parlingit
Wiin
Pilches
Nma
Tryon
Kilao
Tho
Nlvices
Madrid
Bryan
Hns
Wngulfy
Uie Hraalam Futitor
Mexico City
Atoreen
Taois
Menta
Iru
Ban Removed and Citywide Fire Alert Amid Turbulent Events
A sweeping emergency order clears a major danger as flames threaten Sloux City and surrounding areas. Officials report extensive evacuations, halted travel, and a government response aimed at preventing further spread. The public is urged to stay clear of affected corridors while authorities implement containment measures and monitor hazardous conditions.
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Slawx
Nolenna
Quarantine Debate and Local Health Concerns Arise
Officials urge use of influence to enforce quarantine as state faces foot and mouth disease fears. Circular explains travel restrictions on cattle moving through districts. In unrelated note, Thomas Crofter, 62, describes a past accidental injury and cancer diagnosis linked to pipe smoking.
Auduten County relief contributions reported in Des Moines
A late 19th century dispatch notes contributions for relief including flour and corn shipments from various towns. It mentions Frank Nimacks connected to execution concerns and implies oversight by regional authorities amid slow government action.
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Auduten
Gorerous
Des Moines
Dickens
Carlunt
Grundy Conor
Vealla City
Barthars
Amos
Frank Nimacks
Feomen
Ottunwa
Gavdrnas
Schaller Receives Banner for Generosity in Amerrcca
Schaller community earns banner honors for generosity as the American Red Cross reports a recent donation drive in Washington. Schaller residents contributed $371.87 to support relief work amid new efforts to raise funds for foreign relief.
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Schaller
Amerrcca
American Red Cross Society
Washington
Martha Buldington Visits After Long Separation
Separated many years, Martha Buldington of Bulllo Wyoming hosts her West brother in Nevada. He is 77, a Civil War veteran, and the pair had not met for forty-one years. They are happy to be reunited and plan to stay in touch.
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Nevada
Martha Buldington
Bulllo
Wyo
Harington
Poisoned Pancake Fatal Case At Mount Plessant
A 14 year old girl, daughter of Lg. Fordan, died after eating pancakes laced with poison in Mount Plessant. Four others faced charges in what police describe as a murderous assault against Mrs. Jordan and related parties.
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Mount Plessant
Thex Donluo
Ott
Lg. Fordan
Dond
Jordan
Iva
Celebrate Diamand Wedding at Madr home in Uide ety
The ceremony united Diamand Wedding and Davenort Mr and Stra in a grand event at Madr home. Friends gathered as descendants of the Aged Copie attended, marking a four-score intle-stang milestone in a venerable community ceremony.
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Tyslare Nekormany
Uide Ety
Med Under Auto Hogan Watts Column Killed in Crash
A vehicular collision near Magnotta on the Reely Hi yesterday afternoon killed one person and injured another. The vehicle overturned four miles northwest of the home, with Hogan Watts Column identified among the deceased. Investigators continue noting vagal factors in the crash.
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Hogan
Watts
Vagal
Kty
Magnotta
New Salon Petition Reaches Sioux City
Sioux City residents form a petition demanding consent for a new salon. Ambiguities in the text suggest a civic request tied to local approval processes and public reception of the proposed business. The fragment hints at community involvement and regulatory steps in Sioux City.
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New Salon
Sioux City
Ie Cabann
Brownies
Appointment notice for W Garrett as clerk in Lone ORY
Announcement of the appointment of W Garrett as clerk and typing of Lone ORY ae tenant for a four year term starting January 1, 1915. Terms are for four years.
Packerms Wonuts Meat Donation Report
A garbled report cites Packerms Wonuts Meat in Otiawa supporting a Belatan royal fund at the MilithL Mintel with a 4000 packed meal donation. An Otthonwa lady contributed 40 in health costs.
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Otiawa
John Morrell and Company
Yt Iaelty
Belatan Roylat
Milithl Mintel
City Enfeined. Des Moles and Municipal Ownership Referendum
A court suit seeks to void the city’s telegraphic decision on water works methodology arguing voting irregularities. The controversial municipal ownership measure drew 7 895 votes for and 5 against, with questions whether the election was valid and if the two thirds threshold was met for bond issuance or if the council’s action should be blocked as invalid.
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Hlun R
Counell
Test Corn Under New Law Aboard City Trade Board
The Stoyr City board of trade Monday inspected corn for grade under the federal system. The first car of corn imported at a cereal market tested No 1 grade with 37 percent moisture, deemed excellent by the secretary. Moisture averages range from 16 to 24 percent in this section.
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Stouk City
Stoyr City
Gradtey
Thy Hound
Greater Iowa Week Event Aims for Next Year
Reports from Greater Iowa headquarters in Clinton describe the week as a success with six events held across schools and community houses. Special offerings were given, with talks and preaching, and organizers expect continued progress toward a broader plan next year.
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Greater Iowa
Clinton
County Officials Resign and Administrative Shifts in Taylor County
In Taylor County, officials including Bedfort-EM Watt and Ft. Andee announced resignations with terms expiring in January. County Auditor Gok will take effect January 1, following their decision to revert funds and return about $700 collected for county engineer services to the county treasury.
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Bedfort
EM Watt
Ehairsuay
Taylor County Board of SU Parvisors
Ft. Andee
Tom Wold
Gok
Til
Phraatealyna- Hong
Enginner
New Law Firm Port Dodge Opens Amid Local Ties
A new law firm in Port Dodge draws attention as partners HJ Prieg and Kenyon with Xolehur and OConway join to serve the region. The move signals growth in local legal services and contacts with area businesses.
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Port Dodge
HJ Prieg
Ani Et Kenyon
Carry Mother to Grave in Honor of Milers Seven Survivors
A fragmentary obituary notes the burial ritual for a group linked to a long journey to a grave. It mentions Eeahoth Daw son and KGyer as miler figures, with seven survivors and relations aided by pallbearers at a general Tuesday ceremony.
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Keonaijia
Eeahoth Dawson
Ager Kgyer
Tog Teneral
Maquoketa Wave Turns Up Unclear Fiscal Note
A garbled clipping from Maquoketa references a wave and a crop value with stray phrases about a town and a car. The fragmentary text lacks clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes to establish a coherent event or conclusion.
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Hee
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Wull
Flanders Battle
Petrograd Oitral
Web
Beltle
Loda
Lawler
Lord Kitchener
House of Lords
Belkhborood
Mauia
Weill-Fort
Mazurlan
Rextors
Gallela
Acow
Alzo
Prywsin Iy
Bistorent
Lendquartere
Todas
Laois
Turkey
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Birgun
William Flopez
Cliy
Himeutt Thuersiday
Loran Park
Gras
Te Inet
Dangar
Caroxt
Franiy Akeke Mead
Atalé
Sind
Ogden
Whiner Homes
Ned Kooplyy
Oller Parte
Blate
Jerry Lanera
Meir
Setearg
Associa
Lon
Bix Lowe
Quéran- Uue
Lno
Ile Siate Oy
Etdervancs
Lave Nath Slanter Fk
Formiilan
Shawn
Thomas Crofter
Grofter
Ulaw
Crafter
Tomeved Ik Wat
Vaveniierti
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