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Young and healthy San Antonio two tome lions “King” Wolne and “Queen” arrived Monday for Brackenridge Park zoo. They join the city’s new wild beast exhibit near Lambert beach with steel cages, hoping to attract visitors and justify further additions like a tusked elephant. Officials praise the specimens and outline feeding costs and future plans.
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San Antonio
Toots Hunkel
Louis W. Hartung
Lakes Atenoee
Mme Municipal Acu
Brackenridge
Leon
Wolne
Lambert Beach
Alten
Toa Angela
Belt Polyecope Company
Kunkel
Hartung
Lambert
St el Paso
Brackenridge Park
This Year’s Crops Reach Greatest Known Yields
Washington report shows new high records for corn wheat oats barley and other staples for 1915. Production surges over last year with corn at 3,090,509,000 bushels and wheat at 008,029,000. Prices rise as farm outputs hit unprecedented levels nationwide. The note covers rice pecans and related crops as well.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Ars
United States Department of Agricutors
Cooler Weather Expected Monday Night
An incoming north wind will lower temperatures to around ten below. Showers may occur but not persist with Tuesday bringing clearer skies and cooler conditions. A high pressure system over the Rockies shifts eastward, with unsettled weather spreading across the region as the battle of highs and lows continues.
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Allet Ryall
Gaya
Rocky Mountain District
Conor
Rocky Montclad
Ter Glon
Texas
Did Not Execute General Agramonte Rumor Debunked
Report from New Orleans quotes authorities denying a claim that General C. M. y Agramonte was executed by constitutionalists. The 85 year old former Cuban ally, long a California lawyer resident in the area, dismisses the untrue rumors amid assertions of his health and safety. The article also notes oil regulatory moves and pipeline plans, plus a Zapatista crackdown expected soon and a December session of the Chamber of Deputies. A separate item reports a tenth post office robbery at Lacon, New York, with a strongbox blown and stamps seized.
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Mexico City
Vera Gros
Galveston
New Orlvene
Tampica
Profiucere Dave
Gonzales
Zapatistas
Weather Observation Report Across Regions
The report lists temperatures and conditions for multiple locations. Observed values include lows around the mid 20s to high 30s, highs near 80, with wind shifts from southwest to other directions and varying precipitation. Overall conditions range from partly cloudy to cool and damp.
Balkan Front Advances and Balkan Declared Neutrality Report
The dispatch describes Bulgarian and Austro German forces pushing north in Serbia, capturing key towns and threatening Nish while Serbian defense collapses elsewhere. Romanian neutrality remains, with Entente pressure to open Balkan communications. On Gallipoli the Turkish claim success against a transport, and Greek cabinet shifts amid neutrality policy. Eastern fronts show heavy but indecisive fighting near Riga and Dyinsk with Russian operations paused in Galicia.
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Serbia
Krusrvac
Hernia
Nish
Kraauvac
Anid
Pasced
Berbians
Bulgari
Etromnites
Likewies
Parle
Teesaes
Pritin
Roumania
Roumanie
Beest
Balkana
Roumanis
Gallipoli
Turkey
Nes
Sed
Chamber of Deputies
Skouioudis
Afa
Greece
Riga
Dyinsk
Galicia
Stripa
Urat
Globe Seized Under Military Law in London Inquiry
The Globe, seized by police, remained under authorities’ control as London officials cited military law. Editor Charles Palmer said the paper was calmly awaiting developments with no steps yet taken to prosecute. The report also notes Krusevas in Serbia near Wish was occupied by German troops per a morning army statement.
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Berlin
London
Krusevas
Wish
Nbar
Globe
Charles Palmer
The
Palmer
Scriptures Support Wilson Defense Plan
The report notes President Wilson cites Ezekiel Chapter 33 verses to back a national defense policy. A letter from the White House quotes verses urging watchman duty and warning the people, linking scriptural guidance to security decisions.
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Wilson
Ezekiel
Seth
Washington
Peldent Wilson
Aeffer
Seth Low
White House
Fire alarm causes panic at Peabody high school
In Peabody Massachusetts a fire alarm in the old high school triggered fear among about 200 pupils at the Parochial School complex. A boy reportedly jumped through a window to escape the blaze, renewing memories of the October 28 disaster that had resulted in 21 deaths, while smoke and a radiator hissed and students stampeded.
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Peabody
Mass
Bowery
Thair
Wijteh
Wijteh Rasuiled
Stemm
German Cruiser Undine Sunk by Submarine Off Sweden
The German light cruiser Undine was torpedoed and sunk by a submarine off the South Swedish coast on November 7. Official reports say nearly the entire crew was saved. Undine displacement 2672 tons, length 222 feet, armed with ten 4.1 inch guns and two 18 inch torpedo tubes, built in 1901.
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Harlin
London
Seys
Rochambeau Sails After Fire in Reserve Bunker
A French steamer from New York, the Rochambeau, reported four fires in its reserve bunker. The captain said the ship is not in danger but battles with a blaze in the coal bunkers. Rescue measures and crew actions were underway as officials assess damage and fuel impact.
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The
Rochambeau
New York
Finifax
Tagelver
Vpire
Reserva
Hunkkor Smrud
Neil
Halit
Photographers Target Baltimore & Ohio Workers in Grafton
In Grafton, a group armed with cameras is photographing every employer at the Baltimore & Ohio railroad station. The incident involves numerous employees being photographed while drinking, with procedures around a prohibition by JF Turner, chief examiner of the rubba.
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Grafton
W. Vs
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
JF. Turner
War horses for Europe pass through Pittsburgh edits
Fragmentary report notes ships forwarded to Flvaheth in New Jersey for transport to Europe. Trade figures suggest attempts to patson horses in western elite sparked opposition to assembling the horses in Pittsburgh.
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Pitteburg
Odag
Flvaheth
N. J
Myrope
Roeperind
Hornea da Pittsburg
Britton Press Surprised at American Note
A century old dispatch notes Britton Press astonished by an American note. The piece cites London's reaction and commentary from observers about wartime policy, neutrality, and aid to allies. Mentions Admiral von Tirpitz and Allied reactions, with discussion of blockade and international law amid global conflict.
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Britton Press
American Note
Guerin
United States
Admiral von Tirpits
Rommerne
Biantard Saya
Amoriow i Mnakite
America
Germany
Guardian comments on American view of naval blockade
Manchester dispatch quotes the Guardian arguing the United States view on blockades may undermine the naval blockade system. It contends railroads connect neutrals to Germany, suggesting Interference with German trade would force a political shift. The piece weighs whether to declare a blockade now or defer until postwar treaty terms.
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Manchester
England
Guardian
United States
Holland
Denmark
Nonway
Germany
The
A& Ah
Armenea
Stoma
American Press Opinions Support Protest Theme
Across Dallas Times Herald, Galveston Tribune, Houston Chronicle and others, pundits argue American backing for protests against support of Britain amid war. Commentary frames U S policy as defending American rights, condemns isolationists, and questions neutrality amid Britain’s pleas and wartime alliances.
Broadway Bank Closes in St Louis After Deposit Run
The Broadway Bank in northern St Louis closed after a Saturday daytime deposit refusal and was put under state inspection. Deposits were about 814 000 with 100 000 in capital and discoun, and the bank faced cash handling issues amid broader banking strain. The National Bank of Commerce terminated the Broadway Bank as a clearing agent, and Bankers Trust Company, in receivership, owned stock and funds from it.
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Broadway Bank
St Louis
seratiniGt Butte
Rapial
Lvaiay
No Army Vacancies Cited For Commission Raises Likely
Washington Nov 8 Army privates and noncommissioned men will have limited chance to reach commission. Semipetitive examinations may come soon due to vacancies for second lieutenants. The sole path for privates and corporals to obtain commissions likely rests on legislation at the upcoming congressional session to increase the military establishment.
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Washington, D. C
Coxgresa
Japanese praise US for coronation courtesy in Tokyo
The Asahi Shimbun of Osaka thanks the United States government for its courtesy in the coronation arrangements. It notes the absence of naval representation by other powers and mentions Ambassador Guthrie and treaty representatives leaving for Kyoto to attend the ceremonies.
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Tokio
United States
Saratoga
Asahi Shimbun
Osaka
China
Japan
Guthriel
Kioto
New York Warns on Cold Storage Eggs Labels After November 15
New York a state foods and markets official warns that cold storage eggs sold after November 15 must bear a 48 stamp and that dealers must display signs announcing cold storage eggs are on sale. The advisory was received by merchants today.
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New York
John 3. Dillon
Ese
Armed ship Tara sunk in the Mediterranean
London reports that the British merchantman Tara was attacked in the Mediterranean. The Belilah, armed merchantman, was said to be sunk after engagement with German forces. Details remain unclear and verbatim dispatches are fragmented.
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Tara
Mediterranean
Roumania May End War in the Balkans
Milan based dispatch reports Romanian Premier T. V via Paris states a ministerial crisis has passed. Intervening leaders suggest Roumania could influence the Balkan war by delaying entry, keeping neutrality, and awaiting a favorable strategic moment as supplies and forces concentrate.
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Roumania
Balkans
Milan
Mate
Paris
Ministeria Erasis
Actes
Ramana
Ttewer
Emen Ujwo
Germans Regret Whitlock Report
Secretary Lansing disclosed that German authorities in Belgium told American Minister Brand Whitlock they regretted certain published reports about events in Belgium. He noted no official communications had passed between Berlin and Washington regarding Whitlock’s status. Whitlock would sail from Amsterdam Wednesday for a possible reassignment.
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Washington
Lansing
Odly
Belgium
America
Brand Whitlock
Whiticock
Bertin
Whitlock
U S Notes on British Sea Blockade and Neutral Rights
The United States issues a note through Ambassador Page to Britain outlining neutral rights amid the German and Austrian blockade. It argues the need for lawful conduct and direct redress via diplomatic channels rather than courts, criticizing British claims of increased trade and detailing objections to detentions and searches of neutral vessels. The message cites American interests, calls for adherence to international law, and lists key points from the British position and U.S. responses.
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Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Unite States
Page
Foreign Office
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France
Joan Morce
England
United States
Ita
Europe
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Britain
Son Te Iene
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