Inquest Set Over Deformed Infant Death In Chicago
Chicago November 18. The mother of the deformed infant that died yesterday declined to comment after hearing the death announced. Coroner Hoffman ordered a six physician jury to hear testimony as Dr. Hatgelsen and Dr. Weinhardt defended their actions. The inquest aims to determine whether the infant’s death was due to natural causes or possible medical decisions, while Dr. Haiselden defended his controversial stance on permitting the child to die.
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Emil Ngl Veteran Contractor Dead in San Antonio
Emil Nigel, prominent San Antonio contractor known for buildings on Houston Street and the Northwestern? It describes his life from 1850 birth in Costeoville, move to San Antonio, major projects like Pioneer Flour Mills and University etc. Survived by daughter Mrs H Grossman of El Paso and four sons Gus Bayin Nurs ity and Emil Nigel In, plus sister Mrs Charles Pessenan. Funeral Friday with plans for interment at the new Lutheran cemetery.
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Frost 8 Predicted For Thursday Night
Weather forecast notes frost expected Thursday night as Major Allen Buell predicts dry skies for night but cold temps across the region. Two storm centers may bring rain east from the Gulf to the northwest while high pressure from the Pacific brings below normal temperatures. Durango reports 14 degrees, with 24 in the Texas Panhandle and 28 at Paso.
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British Renew Ballipol Attak at Dariane
British forces renewed assault at Dariane on November 1. Offensive action captured 280 yards of Turkish trenches, advancing positions and tightening line amid renewed efforts.
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Robber and bar hold up at Saloon details emerge
Nov 18 Luke Ward admits hiring two companions to rob a saloon and bar watch. Ward impersonated a waiter while a partner held a pistol, forcing victims into a back room. the incident unfolded with a dachshund watchdog and police were alerted as bystanders watched. Ward taunted officers before surrender.
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Portugal Cabinet Crisis Deepens As Premier Offers Resignation
Nov 18 dispatch from Lisbon reports Premier Castro once again offered to resign but President Machado refused to accept. The cabinet remains in power while Parliament signals acceptable successors to current ministers, according to Havas.
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Woodpile shelter plan rejected amid harsh weather woes
Officials report a controversial woodpile shelter for the homeless drew seven lodging applicants in three days, with only four sheltered last night. Food supply and two day judging delays noted as part of the plan, which faced opposition from city authorities.
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Weather summary of temperatures and winds across cities
The document lists hourly and daily temperatures with wind directions for TolRints Milwadeet Rankab Cit New York and Washington. Observations note southeast winds, clear to cloudy conditions, and low to mid forties to upper thirties temperatures over a 24 hour period.
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Thanksgiving Drive in Hallam County Coyote Hunt Planned
Thanksgiving will be celebrated in Hallam county with a drive for coyotes. Meetings are set for the Hunters. No guns will be carried and only well-trained dogs will participate. The activity centers on the countryside, with coyote control a growing concern around Dal-Tart.
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Germans Return After Milana Seizure at Sea
Reported by a Juvenal corrador that the steamship Milano was halted on the high seas and found to have about 70 Germans aboard who had been exported from Fevot. The submarine allowed the ship to continue after verification.
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Tho Dollar Oil Record at Pittsburg Puts Weeks Loss
Pittsburg oil market report shows Pennsylvanian producers including Gold and Lays to outlay losses for the week. Prices for various grades rise or fall as curtailment and overseas demand affect production. Officials warn further production increases may not offset decreased consumption and identify regional factors in production and prices.
Wind delays U S aeroplane flight in Texas and Nevada
Reports from Wichita Valley Texas and Nevada describe strong winds delaying the first United States air drop. Captain Foulais leading the air squadron stated taking no risks with pilots and machines. wind conditions prevented a launch today and the operation may be postponed.
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Austrian Aircraft in Raid on Belluno
An Austrian aeroplane dropped five bombs on Belluno this morning at 8 o'clock, but only one exploded. Three people were slightly injured with no material damage. The Belluno raid clarifies a prior dispatch that claimed an Austrian plane appeared over the city at 9 o'clock and dropped five bombs, with the target possibly Belluno on the Piave.
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Paris Resolves All Allied Citizens Must Leave or Enlist
Paris city council adopts a resolution forcing all allied nation subjects of military age in France to leave the country or enlist in the French army. Those who refuse face confinement in concentration camps. The motion also bars residents of neutral countries from permits without government approval after verification of credentials.
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Movies in the Schools Chicago Plan to Use Film Machines
In Chicago a proposal to place ten illustrated film projectors in eight elementary schools was urged by Superintendent Bin Fingz Foung and Mrs Youn. The aim is to use motion pictures for instructional guidance in community center classrooms.
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Contradicting Ancona Report On U Boat Attack
Vienna disputes the Ancona briefing while the Austria Hungary gover nment press claims the Austro Hungarian submarine fired on the liner Talia after it halted and passengers including an American survivor provided testimony. The State Department is awaiting more affidavits and will pursue a visit and search protocol to verify vessel nationality.
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Anthrax Kills Girl in Last Months Poisonings
The article reports the death of 17 year old Wie last el months old Koen from anthrax, with unclear details about cause and timing. It mentions a third anthrax death in the period and indicates a belief the death was caused by exposure to a unaffected piece of clothing.
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Former First Lord of the Admiralty Joins His Old Regiment
Former First Lord of the Admiralty Spencer Churchill to join his old regiment after serving in the Navy during the Boer War and prior campaigns. He is described as returning to front line duties and had held command roles in various forces, with a history in journalism and military service in 1892 and later expeditions.
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No Contracts Set On Warships Yet
Washington November 15 The Navy Department began evaluating private bids to build hulls and machinery for new line ships against a $7.8 million federal limit. Private bids largely exceeded the cap, prompting consideration of shifting construction to government plants. Secretary Daniels weighs options as officials study figures from private shipyards and government yards in Philadelphia Mare Island and New York.
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United Chicago Nov. 18 report on nat lad ta Pra Danahitann
Fragmentary United Chicago report dated Nov 18 mentions nat lad ta Pra Danahitann with uncertain details. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a street or city event involving a nat lad andPra Danahitann.
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German Charter Ships Charged in Neutrality Case
A U S official alleges a Hamburg imperial official helped direct supply ships to Germany in violation of U S neutrality. United States Attorney Snowden Marshall states a government inquiry will focus on the alleged involvement of Karl Bust next week. Dr Gorten and Dr Aweon Gorten are referenced in diplomatic and consular circles amid accusations of spying and neutrality breaches.
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Fragmented political lines and a jury plea report
The text sketches party division and debates over strategy amid European war sentiment. It notes indecision between wings, mentions three sided contests, and discusses the influence of factions within parties. It also reports a local court case with a guilty plea and an arrest related to a weapon incident.
Norwegian Ship Sinks After Mine Hit Heading to Rotterdam
A Norwegian steamer, en route from New York to Rotterdam, was sunk after striking a mine. The crew of seven members was rescued by the arriving Glomenn, which reported the incident near Rotterdam.
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Allies Defeat Bulgarg After Hard Fighting At Monastir Road
Athens dispatch reports Allied forces defeating Bulgars after fierce combat near Monastir and at the Vardar front. French and British troops reportedly held strong, using three inch guns as Bulgars suffered heavy losses and retreated. Bulgarian positions at Kasturing were claimed to fall as front lines shifted.
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Babin Forces Retreat After Serbian Front Cracks
Ambushed troops abandon positions near Ualuna Past amtin as 40,009 Rul katinbs retreat toward Philadelphia amid reports from Saloniki. Athense's Salonik par apandent confirms victory by Smilgariina, with strategic impact seen in possible cut of all lateral Serbian front communications.
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Italian towns fall to artillery and air raids on front
Rome reports heavy enemy action along the front as 22 inch shells hit Locen and Besacetn causing ruins in Mossa Luciniea and other towns. Our infantry assaulted a strong entrenchment northwest of Gorizia while enemy raids on Alla caused no reported losses or damage.
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Givenchy Taste Quoted From Artois District War Officers
In Paris on November 78 reports from French war officers state taste has been quoted in the forest of Givenchy within the Artois district. The message comes amid wartime communication detailing the area and period.
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Bulgarian Push Southward Threatens Serbian Posts
Telegrams from the Balkan front report Bulgarian forces advancing southward, threatening a key Serbian post near Monastir. Serbian troops, outnumbered and stretched, face a rapidly changing line as Bulgarian units draw closer from Krushevo and Devetitia. News notes consternation among residents as the retreating Serbian position becomes untenable. The situation shifts with each dispatch as Bulgarian tempo increases and Serbian defense falters near Monastir and surrounding routes.
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