Norway Neutrality Fear Over German Naval Pressure
Feared by Teutons that public opinion in Norway may push the government to enter the war by siding with Britain and the United States. Reports describe internal doubt after German submarine actions and a meeting at Bertin discussing possible shifts in policy. News notes anxiety among leaders and presses on Sweden and Denmark’s rulers regarding possible Allied alignment.
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England
Pennell
Math Cernan
Novi Sea
Germany
al Tel
Whiggle
Lomet
Uie
Copenhagen
King Custer
Sweden
Denmark
Auderwin
Dante
Bertin
von Kuehl
New York Piers Guarded As Immigration Proclamation Enforced
Twelve of Manhattan’s key piers were placed under military guard at night as coastal artillery detachments began duty to enforce President Wilson’s proclamation barring certain aliens from water front areas. The Shipping Board outlined a broader freight relief plan aiming to reduce congestion and streamline outbound traffic in coordination with policy changes at ports.
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New York
Manhetian
Wabtiene
Coast Artillers
Vresident Witen
Washington
All Americom
Allind Abie
The
Shipping Board
Tae Gay
Parte
Cardinal Gibbons to Aid Soldiers Dalilawere
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Cardinal Gibbons
Dalilawere
United Breten
Sink Many U Be ats Bow Vert 1 1 Hutier counselor
An item from Washington reports the firing of thirty nine German soldiers between September 1 and November 15. The national threshold is cited as Giese of the Haka militia and several state actions are active, with officials in motion.
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Hutier
Mvnthel
Wastingten
Tursig
Sovemster
Tare
Teres Giese
Haka
Erveral
Atates
Wow Chiiy
Suspected Anarchists Arrested On Trial For Life
Seattle reports describe a series of rekis conducts as authorities, under direction of Lawl etution Inspectoe Mearr White, move to hold suspected anarchists for trial. In Renewed, NC, a jury weighs whether Gaston Bo Means shot Mrs. Maude A. King, a wealthy Chicago widow, at Blackwel der Spring on August 20.
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Seattle
Lawletution Inspectoe Mearr
Interna
Renewed
Gaston Bo
Maude A. King
Chicago
Blackwelder Spring New Nore
Lenine Trotsky government under threat amid armistice appeal
A wartime dispatch reports Lenine Trotsky led regime facing pressure as Starving troops threaten Petrograd and Metzgrad areas. Trotsky asks for armistice before President Wilson, signaling possible US role in ending Musein troubles and potentially shaping the Moscow conference outcomes.
War Urges Push Against Austria In U S View
Washington debates a possible informal declaration of war over Austria as reports hint at U S actions to protect itself. Senators Lewis and Stone press for a broad response against Germany and its allies amid claims of Mediterranean incidents and a missing American vessel.
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Washington
United States
Aneiria
Ente
Austria
Benhay
Tite
Lewis
Alinate
Russian Nobles Lose Titles Amid Plague of Proclamations
The Maximalist government declares all citizens of the Huswian republic, seizing noble, merchant, and burgess property for the state in Washington. A drastic curtailment of passenger automobile production, long discussed after factory talks, is deemed unnecessary by expert advisers.
German General Von Buelow Under Mackensen in Italy
General von Buelow serves under Field Marshal von Mackensen in the German army that breached Urowgh into Italy, directing forces amid the campaign with strategic authority and coordination.
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General von Buelow
von Mackensen
Urowgh
Italy
Egg storage stocks rise in Washington department report
Washington cold storage data show case eggs holdings larger by mortaTt cases on November 15 versus a year earlier. The Department of Agriculture reported total stocks at 308000 cases as of November 20.
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Washington
mortaTt
Department of Agriculture
Supreme Court to rehear Claude Mrs in kidnapping case
The state Supreme Court ordered a rehearing for Claude Mrs, imprisoned for the kidnapping of Bab r Bleed Reed of Spring Mo. A $20,000 bond was set pending the appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Claude Mrs
Babr Blerd
Supreme Court
Bomb Explodes At Milwaukee Police Station Killing Eleven
A bomb exploded in the Central Street police station in Milwaukee killing eleven people including nine detectives and a woman. The device intended to kill a church pastor and others was carried by Rev Guilliani’s lecturer Maude Elehter who brought it to the station for examination. The blast caused extensive fire and wreckage, with authorities unsure how the device failed to detonate in the hands of the carrier.
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Milwaukee
Central Street
August Guillieni
Tatlin
Roll
Staion House
Central Police Station
Broadway
Onette Streets
GIVES LIFE FOR COMRADES INGRAM HEROICLY DIES ABOARD DESTROYER
Osmond Kelly Ingram of Pratt City Alabama sacrificed his life during a German submarine attack on the destroyer Cusain on October 6. Reports say he remained aft near stored depth charges, tried to save others by moving from the blast and threw explosives overboard before being blown away.
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Washington
Osmond Kelly Ingram
Pratt City
Ala
Cusain
Admiral Sins
Ingram
Is Fellows
Onan Tost
Harden Bante Lifted in Amsterdam Publication Rights
Maximilian Marrten has been permitted to republish his newspaper Die Kukuntt according to the Taeeblatt. Harden also will be allowed to continue his lectures for a month, as reported.
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Harden Bante
Amstertam
Maximilian — Marrten
Hie
Die Kukuntt
Taeeblatt
Harden
Council May Meet in U S Washington War Council
Announcement by Colonel House says an allied economic council will be formed separate from the military war council. General Bliss may join this economic council in America. Fourteen Germans accounted for in Westbrook Maine by George Daniels claims of killing.
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U. S. Washington
House
Allied War Council On
Military War Council
Bliss
Economic Council
America
Westbrook
George Daniels
Carithia Hightealers
Plot to Spread Tetanus in Army
Washington reports a suspected German plot to contaminate vaccines with tetanus germs. National Vaccine Co recalled about 600000 vaccine points shipped nationwide. at least 200000 reached the war department. Ten civilian tetanus cases were reported, all scattered. no army cases yet. Investigation by the Department of Justice underway. Vaccination suspended nationwide pending results.
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Washington
National Unity
National Army
Department of Justice
Federation Condemns Burleson Postmaster Policy
The American Federation of Labor adopted a resolution condemning Postmaster General Burleson for his autocratic policy toward postal employees. It instructed the federation’s executive council to seek an audience with President Wilson and present facts about the oppressive labor policy to him.
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Sunola
The
American Federation of Labor
Burleson
Executive Council
Federation
Wilson
Airmen Rescued After Sixty Hours At Sea
Three American naval airmen were rescued by a French patrol boat Saturday night after drifting at sea for nearly sixty hours. They were suffering from cold exhaustion and hunger but were in stable condition upon pickup. Local authorities coordinated the recovery and identified the airmen as members of a U.S. air squadron.
William Vare under shadow of gun charge in Philadelphia race
Rep William S Vare of Philadelphia and his brother face scrutiny amid gun related accusations tied to a primary election in the city. The controversy centers on alleged complicity and influence within local political circles, drawing attention from constituents and authorities alike.
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William §. Vare
Philadelphia
Carnegie Celebrates 82nd Birthday Quietly in New York
Andrew Carnegie marked his eighty second birthday on November 25 with a small gathering of friends. He is in good health and high spirits, spending much time horseback riding and golfing.
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Carnegie
New York
Andrew Carnegie
German Attacks Predicted on U.S. Coast by Peary Defense Talk
Rear Admiral Robert K. Peary warned a large audience of newly enfranchised sailors about potential near term German air attacks on American coastal cities during an address on aerial defense.
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New York
Robert K. Peary
Allied Reinforcements Reach Italian Front In Major Push
Allied armies arrive with large numbers of guns and supply trains eager to test strength against German forces. Italian front sees renewed fighting as British and French troops join the defense from Lake Garda to the Piave. Dig in positions near Verdun and Jerusalem, with British Cavalry advancing toward Ain Karim and Bittir station.
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Washington
Plave
Italy
Avene
Walting
Venetan Plaln
Sterlor
Lake Garda
Pinva
Byng
Cambrai
Bourlon
Hinderburg
Verdun
Chemin-des-Dames
Detnin
Jerusalem
Bittir Station
Ain Karim
Mediterranean
Jaffa
Bomb found on liner Canacas during transit in New York
A pump was found aboard the Red D liner Canacas by Carlos Mazzasa a coat passer. Police at Brook headquarters tested the device by dipping it in water and removing the top then placing powder on paper. Flo lit the paper nearly losing his hand in the blast.
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New York
Carlos Mazzasa
Brook
Beidgetts
Flo
Congressman Julie Kahn pushes universal training plan
San Francisco report states Congressman Julie Kahn, father of the draft act, will offer a universal training measure when Congress convenes December 8. He predicted the session will not adjourn until the war ends.
Passport Plot Convict Fran Rintelen Sentenced
Fran Rintelen, a German agent, received a prison term of one year and eight months in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary after pleading guilty to conspiracy in connection with fraudulently obtaining a passport in U S district court.
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New York
Atlanta
United States District Court
Fran Rintelen
Utahn Killed in Action in France Informing Family
An official message arrived to Mr and Mrs Alex Lindell confirming their son George Kenley Lindell was killed in action somewhere in France on November 10. The letter notes the loss and informs the family of his death.
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Ogden
Alex. Lindell
George Kenley Lindell
Francy
Brother of Czar Arrested in Petrograd Dish News
Grand Duke Michel Aix androviteh, brother of the former emperor, is reported arrested by Smolny headquarters and not imprisoned, according to a Petrograd dispatch in the Times.
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Tandon
Michel Aixandroviteh
Petrograd
Thmes
Smolny Tositinte
Telsheviki
Byng Drives Tanks Wreck Hindenburg Plan in West Front
In a bold tank offensive, General Byng's forces push toward Cambral to disrupt Hindenburg's aim to rest in the west. German reserves rush from Verdun Cham Page Aisne and Flanders as British shells pound Cambral. The clash threatens Italy and Russia as Petain and Haig eye potential blows. Armageddon in snow looms between the North Sea and Vosges.
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London
Bingo-Byng
Cambral
Thur
Germany
Hiddenburg
Russia
Italy
Hindenburg
Isonzo
Bingo- Byng
Teutons
Venetia
Piave
Trentino
West Front
Verdun
Champagne
Aisne
Flanders
Petain
Haig
Byng
Teuton High Command
North Sea
Vosges
Idaho Cattleman Killed In Oregon Short Line Crash
Granger Idaho cattleman I L McCaw was killed when a runaway switch engine crashed into a sheep train near Ponevan on the Oregon Short Line. Fireman BE Gove and engineer Edward Curran worked to control the out of control engine as several others from Emmett Bancroft and nearby towns were injured.
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Granger
Wyon
H. L. McCaw
Filer
Idaho
Ponevan
Here
Edward Curran
Pireman BE. G. Gove
I. L. McCaw
W. D. McFarlane
Russian ambassador repudiates Bolsheviki in Washington
Ambassador Boris Bakhmeteff declares he will not recognize any Bolshevik control in Petrograd and intends to avoid ties with any government allied to Germany. Three top aides resign to sever further relations with the Bolsheviks while Russian naval and military leaders linked to the commission are expected to follow the move.
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United States
Washington
Boris Bakhmeteff
Petrograd
Germany
Bakhmete
Spaniard Denounces Germans at Madrid Banquet
Ex Premier Count Ronan cones, speaking to liberty party guests at a Madrid banquet, declares Spain should ally with the Entente against Germany. His remarks are met with loud applause from about a thousand attendees.
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Madrid
Ronancones
Liberty Party
Spain
Aries
Germany
Fire razes Cilford Evaporating plant destroying 80 tons apples
Eighty tons of wrated apples valued at nearly 1000 pounds were burned Sunday in a fire that leveled the Cilford Evaporating Company's plant at Patinyra.
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Rochester
N. C
Cilford Evaporatine Company
Patinyra
Transport Guards Needed for Navy Transports to France
Washington seeks guards for naval transports carrying coal to France and for protecting at headquarters vessels. Authorities announce new hiring standards and seek experienced personnel to staff naval boards and protective duties aboard ships bound for war zones.
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Washington
Navy
France
Wrehunt
Newt
Sia Uxperiqte
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