Bucharest in Peril Army Crosses the Danube
The war office reports German Austrian forces under Mackensen cross the Danube toward Romania, with Romanian positions near Baton Naegta and Curtea-Dearges contested. Towns are burned as retreating columns fall back, while German cavalry advances force further maneuvering along the Alt valley and toward Alexandria.
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Merlin
Alt Valley
Rammicue
Valees
Curtea-Dearges
Alt
Columba
Danube
Pield Marshal van Mackensen
Hdstile
Feptry
Dobradja
von Mackensen
Nia
Alexandria
Locich
Gaugt
Mrs Inez Boissevain Dies Noted Suffragist and Welfare Worker
Mrs. Inez Milholland Boissevain died in Los Angeles after ten days of illness, diagnosed as aplastic anemia. A New York native born 1886, she was a prominent suffragist, welfare advocate, Vassar alumna, and attorney associated with many women’s causes. Her husband Eugene Boissevain, her parents, and sister Vida attended her death.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ines - Milholland Boissevain
Boissevain
Eugene Boissevain
John &. Milholland
New York
Vida
Vassar College
University of New York Law School
Ber
Kagenet Solksevata
Geastiaet
Europe
Stockholm
Miners Union Officials Sentenced in W Va Court
Four Gr and Gieteiet oficieles of the Mine Workers of America were sentenced by Judge Dalton in the U S district court at Philippi to six months in jail for violating an injunction issued during the 1912 coal strike in West Virginia.
Wilson Hughes Telegrams and Carranza Villa Battle Updates
President Wilson acknowledged Charles E Hughes with a congratulatory telegram after the election. Reports from Washington describe Hughes' message and California vote reactions. In Mexico, Carranzistas report heavy losses as Villa’s forces clash near Chihuahua City with General Treviño defending key positions and capturing prisoners.
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Charles E Hughes
Chihuahua
Candinari
Wilson
Bin
Hughes
Che
Washington
Vic
Charies Brape Hughes
Lakewood
Fe Ae
Wilsoe
Nlie
Witham QR
Wicex
Repub
Hean
California
Hughes’ ‘Hessage
Charles EB. Hughes
Francisco Vibha
Trevine
al Joe Ios
Dia Hay
Wesording
Nate Gaplie
Carranza
Villa
Santa
Chihuahua City
Horeback
Tate
Rule on Adamson eight hour law void in Kansas City
Judge William Hook ruled the Adamson eight hour law unconstitutional. He directed Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf railroad receivers to help push the case to the Supreme Court for final decision and invited railroad representatives nationwide to participate in hearings, aiming to avoid prolonged litigation.
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Kansas City
William ©. Hook
United States District Court
Hook
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Supreme Court of the United States
United
Britannic Sunk in Aegean with Fifty Lost
British hospital liner Britannic, White Star’s 47 000 ton steamship used as a hospital ship, was sunk in the Aegean by a mine or torpedo. About fifty lives were lost while 1 106 survived. The official British statement cited the consulate.
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White Star
Aegean
Eea
New York
Peor En Has
Railroads Seek Overhaul of Government Control
General Counsel A. P. Thom told the Newlands committee that unless railroad regulation is reformed government ownership of all railroads is inevitable. He argued current controls hinder new construction and threaten railroad credit.
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Washington
Newlands Joint Congressional Committee
Three Sailors Killed in Glacier Resort Accident
In San Francisco on November 28, three U S Navy Glacier crewmen drowned when the river boat Apache crushed the Glacier as it returned from shore leave. The victims are William Helberger Glendare California Br E Wiley McKinney Texas Grover Campbell Middlesboro Kentucky.
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San Francisco
United States
Glacier
William Helberger
Glendare
Cal
Wiley
McKinney
Tex
Grover Campbell
Middlesboro
Sweden seeks explanation for sinking of Arthur
London Nov 27 Sweden instructed its Berlin envoy to demand an explanation from Germany for the sinking of the Swedish steamer Arthur. Nov 28 reports note a cabinet reshuffle in Russia with M. Norstorff replaced as premier and foreign minister by Boris V. Stuermer.
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Sweden
London
Berlin
Arthur
M. Norstorff
Boris V. Stuermer
Sct Ag
Villa 19 In Control Reported Here Amid Turmoil
Dispatches describe General Gonsales seeking to block Villistas and keep forces in place as General Trevino plans actions near the border. The piece notes reduced ceremonial grandeur and parade concerns in Washington while border tensions with Villa and Carranza allies loom.
Nebraska event calendar lists varied civic and agricultural gatherings
A sprawling notice item lists December through January events across Nebraska including the Beatrice poultry and live stock show, Bridgeport irrigation convention, Alliance county clerks convention, Omaha farm show, and a national farmers convention. Other items mention a new Omaha headquarters building for a telephone company, a moved county seat decision, a free dental program for children, and local civic activities in Lincoln Beemer Chadron Fremont Fairbury and Randoloph.
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Beatrice
Bridgeport
Alliance
Nebraska _Farmers Cos arene
Omaha
National Farmers Hyalty
Kearney
Lipcoln
Nebraska
Auburn
Lincoln
Nebraska may gain a seventh congressman in 1920 reapportionment
Nebraska voters cast the largest tally in state history with 302,685 votes, signaling a population over 1,504,000 and entitling the state to seven representatives. The election also saw a strong socialist showing led by Baldwin and a notable prohibition vote. Meanwhile in Kansas City Missouri, 30 cattle from Chase county Nebraska are quarantined on suspicion of foot and mouth disease as inspectors monitor the outbreak.
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Women's Club
Commercial Club
Board of Charities, Teachers and Board of Education of
Chadron
Parent Teachers’ Association
Dc. C Quiggie
Lincoln
Nebraska Manufacturers’ Association
Omaha
Arlington
Hillcrest Farm
John, Jeir
Nemaha
Beemer
Randolph
Nebraska Farmers’ Congress
Mid-West
Beatrice
Saunders
Nebraska
Hastings Country Club
Cass
Baldwin
Prohibition Party
Smith
Kansas City
Kan
Chase County
Kansas
Missouri
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
London Denies Peace Talk Amid War Trade Debates
London reports dismiss rumors of peace negotiations as futile statements from Lord Robert Cecil. In Kansas City a tentative Adamson Law test case agreement is sent to Washington after railroads and government talks. Berlin outlines a home army bill enrolling all men 17 to 60 for war work and essential occupations.
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London
Robert Cecil
Kansas City
Gregory
Washington
Berlin
Home Army
Water and health tips from old newspaper column
The piece promotes drinking ample water with meals for bodily housekeeping. It cites scientists and recommends Anuric tablets before meals to aid kidneys and uric acid, claiming faster action than lithia and linking inaction to harm others. It ends with a quip from J. S. Mill and a remark on prosperity and calamity.
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Cannon
Kutzner
Paviov
Fowler
Hawk
Lithia
Life law growth from Nttie to great
A compact note traces a shift from initial life lessons to broader growth, highlighting evolving themes and the journey from early ideas to mature understanding, with emphasis on personal development and forward momentum.
Nebraska Woman Praises Dr Pierce Remedies
Maywood resident Mrs L Vanderheiden shares health recovery after taking Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. She reports severe fatigue, poor sleep, and limited energy before treatment and credits the medicines with restoring her health. Includes a trial offer and a motivational quote.
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Maywood
Nebr
Common Sense
Dr. Pierce
Eix
Astonishing Iron Power to Rebuild Nervous Strength
New York doctor touts ordinary nxated iron tablets showing dramatic strength gains. He claims two five grain tablets three times daily after meals for two weeks can turn around fatigue nervous exhaustion and digestive troubles, with many patients reporting doubled or tripled endurance in just days. Endorses iron as essential to proper blood function and nutrient use.
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New York
N. Y
B. Saver
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