Italy Holds Veneto Front Near Piave River
Italian defense in the Piave front remains stiff as Austro Hungarian and German forces renew pressure to pierce northern Italy. Despite encirclement attempts in Monte Nelodla and heavy artillery, Italian and Allied reinforcements bolster positions along the Brenta to Piave line as Venice remains under cautious defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Maes
Monte Nelodla
Asigny
Te Brenta
Monte Grappa
Astros
Generel Tc
Hue
Aiimupirian
Sapali Walte
Brithyh Ant Roan
Ttalians
Constantinople Raid by British Plane Reported
London Times dispatch notes an Admiralty announcement of an air raid on Constantinople from England. The report claims a long-distance flight of about 2090 miles, describing the mission as a war measure with the aircraft crossing the Mediterranean and returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
England
London Times
London
Admiralty
Das
Second Training Camp Produces 1436 New Officers
The Leon Springs training camp graduates 1436 student officers in classes A B C. Class A remains on existing warrants. Class B commissions as second lieutenants in the officers reserve corps. Class C inclines all others for commissions. They will be assigned to active duty or reserve roles with units as vacancies arise.
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Leon Springs
Leutenant
Adelonk
da Wat
Glagera
Acta
War Department
Aliens Seek Release From Waco Naval Writs
Clumsy OCR text lists names such as Willig Jilav and Lamp Miu Acehuey tis Dea. Mentions a premander and five en now se Keres et the cwmn. References Camp Custer and Renee to Woop. Details unclear. describes a legal or military matter with multiple individuals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WACO
Wex
Nav
Willig
Jilav
Premander
Lamp
Miu Acehuey
Nivis Keyleh
An Vase “Witt
Dint
Harryana
Virwsitayy Pitt
Mwotis
Willis Fred Appell
Bethy Ynoski
Toussiana AC
Deters
Anarney
Capps Out as Ship Building Manager Name Ferguson
Turbulent leadership changes ripple through the Navy fleet setup as Capps exits. Ferguson is named ship building manager amid friction reports between Admiral Can and Chin. Health concerns and possible intercession by Homer Forgan cloud the reassignment as the Shipping Board contemplates further reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capps
Ferguson
Cemueramminn
Ager
Shipping Board
Emir Sency Fleet Corporation
Homer
Forgan
Manag
Newnart
Kews Shiphuldbis
Wid Drydock Company
Fargunow Jing
Admiral Can
Chinwit Hueley
Wantels
Gouthaly
Clarita A. Tex
Paris speech from Colonel House amid French mission chaos
In Paris Colonel House declares the tramp of American soldiers will be heard until permanent peace is assured. The garbled text shows a disrupted World War I era dispatch with mentions of American and French officials, a European mission, and allied expectations amid tension and uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Colonel House
Paris
Mission to Europe and the American War Effort
Reports describe the American mission to Europe, its purpose to coordinate supply and mobilization, and the presence of key figures such as Walter Hines Page and Bainbridge Coleridge. The departure, quiet arrival, and reactions of British officials are noted as part of the broader wartime alliance and logistical effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sary
Navy
Gen
Tayker Uh
Hvisda
Varco Mevorniely
War Little Board
Queue T. Crosby Hhe
Fe Abeey
Secretary of the Treasury
Bainbridge Colp
United Suttes Hippie Board
Wwe
Chery
Amertcans
Maeludys
Balfour
Lord Malin
Stouse
Eiynt
Cie
London
Uo Agierigur
Ial
Commons Reject Bill New UK Proportional Representation Vote
London reports: Parliament rejects the proposed proportional representation bill by 208 to 126 amid late night voting. Other dispatches note U.S. Food Act price discussions and naval transport updates as officials confirm shipments and travel plans.
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London
The Light to Publish War Supplement Next Issue
The Light will issue for the first time a six page war supplement in its next issue on November 26 in collaboration with the New York Torad. The color plates mirror London and Paris weeklys, with no extra charge beyond the usual five cent copy price.
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The
Light
New York
Torad
London
Paria
Soldier Tried For Desertion Is Given Ten Year Sentence
Private Ganald Vanittas of Company HK SAR regiment was convicted of desertion after a court martial. The judge advocate called the offense a serious act of war and ordered a ten year confinement with forfeiture of pay and allowances. The prisoner pleaded guilty. the sentence was approved and will be carried out at Fort Leavenworth.
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Ganald Vanittas
HK Sar
Ayele Wako
Penitentions
di von Werth
Coos Hytey Hs Alley
Atvisto
Guy
Amin
Haven
Texas
von Orn
Hk Prient
Deay Collawig
Unites
Env
Mai A. Menai
Advacate
Food Minister Quits Amidst Turmoil In Novotage
A garbled dispatch reports a food minister quitting amid political upheaval. It mentions Norwegian party divisions, a resignation by Minister Mirador, and a voyage incident near Alaska involving the Pavitle! Stenrnhiniy Company vessel.
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Tha
Alaska
Jiner Spokane
Pavitle! Stenrnhiniy Company
Britiah Colwayan
Vesagl
Morodiate
Refugees recount liberation after years in German hold
Civilian refugees liberated by British troops in France report three years of German occupation. Families describe terror, food rations by the American relief committee, and widespread destruction. A man hid in a cellar for years and was fed by his wife, while German officers conducted searches and seized goods. The town’s civilians celebrate the British arrival as a release from fear.
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France
Jolene
Alsace
Lorraine
Chateng
Ann
Germany
Tegard
Coutsa
Weeardanns
Aiyona Wits
Inobhia
Nostell
Angus
Hepler
Xeon Lyde
Anstadts
Zeverud
Dias Dial Carr
Chappy
Neagle
Heuheran
Irene Yeiurs
Phey Iu
Leen
Ameren
Ach Oh He Was Mad This Colonel Over His Capture
British headquarters in Pranga on November 23 reported several officers among the prisoners of the British. The regimental commander was captured and his reaction described as a frenzied outburst in harsh language directed at the British.
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Toxpon
Thy
Lord Hobsert
United States
Popa
Deena British
Pranga
Hrilish
Tony
France
Sruw
Tiaig
Iavervins
Avenequort
Bine Gornasi
Anbrai
Hermes
Wien
Germans Retake Village Near Cambrai as British Hold Line
British forces retook Tadpole Copse near the Canal Du Nord and Movenyes while German counterattacks pressed. Fontaine Notre Dame changed hands amid heavy fighting. British advances wedge toward Cambrai, with German reserves rushing to counter. The front remained volatile as casualties and population movements continued.
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Cambrat
Genoa
Fontaine Notre Dame
Gambray
Bitlarr Waorl
Jostorth
Fontaine Ainl
Vilage
Cambrai
Dhe Fincedigte
Smilvoals
Invalids Forced Into The Battle Line
A chaotic front report describes Allied and German forces in France near a coastal and inland sector. Heavy fighting, heavy casualties, and shifting advances surround civilians, prisoners, and medical units amid a widening bombardment.Continued on next page.
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Italy
KOM Nak Mesa
Eebtatts
Monte Molekta
Svar
Mronta
Phir Tver
Tonton
Voswityy Tavally
Page Machine
Hartman
Conte Comte
Servet Watt
Heath
Jerusalem
Borin
Amsterdam
Gertin
Tin Nord Hentkehe Aligeimeina Voitwig
Nineta
Herlouy
Temerat Wat Vin
Tolusth
Lpuvis
Tempeyratures
A. Mahest
Aleiry
Claude
Tnt
Kaneak City
Coudy
Buthenk
Tomnerninra
Torr
Couler
Toat
America
Bes
Bliss
Fous
orEx
Wurris
Weuysay
Ancien
Amerigian
Han
Branen
Spedhal
Pris
Mission AL
Clement de Sweeteer
Willink Ob Abe
Uuet
Ue Mathansyy
General Porahing
Lasbox
Salle Vali
Europe
Convnianereany
Cai
Mouse
Benson
Olerabuns
Don Thobert Cecil Dears
Commons
Hanasa
Onhanyanear
Rodiners
Meneeal
Afticin
Wassinglon
Fuly
Aveveniants
Lo Kranes Oy
Treasury Department
Aude
Anne Aescamils Tee
Reuirone
Hperetizs
Meagan
the Magazine of the War
Wan
Camp
Norway
Atmister Mirador
Ritish
Teutons
Brees
Pnem
Tadpole Copse
Dunord
Cambrar
Ypres
Wie
Queant-Diecourt
Aris Bisteprine
Shar
Gays Steele
Meshaldburg
Gennan bowlaRt
Elinan Kallery
Fies’ Baroe Kien
Harsey
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