Serbians Face Mounting Struggles as War Front Shifts
London dispatch notes the Serbian army pressed by German and Bulgarian forces in the north and east with aims on the Magra plain and near Negotin. German offensives along the Riga region and continued artillery bombardment from Petrograd are reported as allied powers seek decisive action to influence Greece and Romania.
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Nish
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Rumania
Paria
Riga-Dvinak
Stara
Olay
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Petrograd
Bulgaria
Negotin
Austria
Macra
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Morava
Constantinople
Voters gain four year registration with voting requirement
Voters who register next year will lock in four year status if they vote in all elections and remain in their precinct. A new law reduces re registration needs. Election officials for each precinct are appointed after January 1 by councilmen and include two judges and an inspector. Officials must be registered to qualify.
Cartoonist Jonathan on Pantages bill brings patter and cartoons
Jonathan, the stage name of Joe Nathan a Denver Post cartoonist and Life and Judge contributor from Brooklyn, headlines the Pantages bill this week. He has been on stage eight years and works quickly as artist and talker amid his cartoon acts.
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Jonathan
Joe Nathan
Denver Post
Life
Judge
Brooklyn
Ray Trum Nathan
Confiscation Case Ties Mrs Sanford to Morphine Theft
An innocent looking vanity case brought by a woman friend of Mrs. Alice Sanford contained morphine tablets hidden in a powder box and was confiscated. Mrs. Sanford is held by police doctors in hopes of curing her drug habit. She was arrested with Dr H G Gilliaste in connection with theft of morphine and $117 from Swift's drug store.
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Alice Sanford
Subarscope Thrust Aims to See Underwater Objects
Hancock Mich Oct 22 Dr Koplowitz claims a subsearscope Thrust can reveal underwater objects up to 14 miles away as a possible tool against submarines, offering a new method for underwater observation.
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Hancock, Mich
Chicago thief steals steam roller evades capture
A thief in Chicago stole a steam roller and fled, prompting police to pursue. The note mentions a judgment that in Philadelphia the suspect would face speeding issues, implying a regional joke about enforcement.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Alaska Bishop Marries Nurse in Surprise Wedding
Rt. Rev. Peter Trimble Rowe, beloved Alaska bishop, wed Misa Rose Fullerton a Seattle nurse after a rapid Friday ceremony. Fullerton, formerly at a missionary hospital in Ketchikan, had long assisted Rowe’s household and cared for Mrs Rowe. The couple plans a Richmond Highlands home stay in May and a US tour before returning to Alaska.
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Alaska
Misa Rose Fullerton
Seattle
Bishop Rowe
Miss Fullerton
Ketchikan
Bishop
Mrs. Rowe
Parlette to Open Lyceum Season at YMCA
Ralph Parlette, a versatile entertainer and educator, will open the YMCA lyceum season with a lecture Saturday night at 8 15 on My Father's Business. He has varied experience from circus band to teaching and farming.
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Ralph Parlette
Steamer Kansas City Overhauled for Seattle Departure
San Francisco reports the steamer Kansas City owned by the Alaska Steamship Co has been overhauled and will sail to Seattle within days. The vessel was bought from the Pacific Mai line for $225,000. William Alden Smith is a candidate for president.
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Kansas City
Alaska Steamship Co
Seattle
Pacific Mai Line
Woman on trial for killing man in Seattle case
Mrs. Mary KE Lillian stands trial for first degree murder in Judge Smith's department. She testified she shot Howard Borders in a moment of impulse after a long, troubled relationship and two children born to him. Prosecutors questioned juror sympathy toward a justified motive if Borders wronged her years ago.
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Lillian
Howard Borders
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Hordera
Butte, Mont
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Borders
Seattle
Byron
Mason
Harvey
City Hospital
Smith
George B. Tennant
C. BE. Claypool
Monticello
Minn
Fargo
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Horders
Mallard
Skagit County
Growth of California fruit industry outlined by Powell
G Harold Powell, general manager of the California Fruit Growers' Exchange, spoke to the Quoin club in Delmont describing leafage growth from 2000 carloads in 1885 to 50000 today. He said the exchange markets California oranges and lemons at cost and distributes profits back to growers, noting 65 percent of California orange lemon and grapefruit growers are members.
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G. Harold Powell
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Delmont. Co
Powell
California
New York
Exchange
Mystery of Doctor Ransom Solved in Wyoming
The body of Clayton L. Ransom, physician for Hammond Lumber Co., was found in Jackson Hole Wyoming. He was reportedly on a hunting expedition when shot to death. the telegram offered no details on whether the shooting was accidental or intentional.
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Salem
Ore
Clayton L. Ransom
Hammond Lumber Co
Mill City
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Ransom
Missouri Governor Flies in Balloon Amid Seasonal Opening
The Missouri governor took a ceremonial balloon flight in St. Louis yesterday to mark the opening of the dramatic season as performers and visitors prepare for the upcoming events.
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St. Louis
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