Germans Rush Reserves In Poland War Update
London reports escalate as Russia claims great Polish victory with 60,000 German troops surrendering and surrounds, while other forces press to enclose the German army. Dispatches describe German reinforcements moving from East Prussia and Dentzig toward the front. Military critics note halted Allied and German movements and rising British credit figures amid the broader war context.
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Poland
Petrograd
Mes Tonkor
Russia General Staff
Willrender
Kolusk
Lawlses
Lods
Thorn
East Prussia
Dentzig
Vielun
Cracow
Czenstoehova
Lool
Petrokoy
Germain
Iterife
Turks Place Blame for Smyrna Incident
Washington reports say the Turks assign full blame for the Smyrna cruiser launch to the helmsman, charging indifference. Ambassador Morgenthau and Secretary Bryan released dispatches clarifying the situation, with Captain Decker aboard the launch noted as responsible for movements. The British credit topic follows in London as Lloyd George cites foreign securities totals.
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Helmeman
Smyrna
Washington
Tennesses
Helmaman
Ameasador Morgenthau
Bryan
Brya
Neldent
Decker
Great Britain's Credit
London
Lloyd George
Taft Defends Monroe Doctrine At New Jersey Event
Former President William Howard Taft spoke in Montclaitr New Jersey on the Monroe doctrine, arguing it has kept peace for ninety years and questioning U S intervention in Mexico. He said countermeasures by Germany into Canada could be justified if the war ends with German victory, and warned Argentina Brazil and Chile are beyond direct U S reach. He criticized the nations for aiding Allies and said watchful waiting gave way to swift action amid current chaos.
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Montclatr
N. J
United States
Mexico
Central
Chuiada
Great Titann
Taft
Germany
Canada
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Mr. Taft
Wilson Desires Grandchild Born in White House Visit
President Wilson arrived from Williamstown Mass where he was guest at the Sayre family wedding The Sayres urged him to stay over Sunday and return to Washington A Christmas visit to Washington seems likely as the Stork’s expected arrival looms Also a curious recipe note about prepared kippered herrings appears in the text
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White House
Washington
Wilson
Wiliamstown
Mass
Francia B. Sayre
Aalent
Cellay
Sayren
Harmony cures or harms doctrine of Dr Sears in court
New York November 26 Dr W Sears head of the New Thought church defended himself in court against practicing medicine without a license. He claimed his method taught self cure through relaxation silence long breaths and affirmation. He said harmony and good thoughts heal and cited his own hair growth as proof. A decision was reserved for March 2. Holy War Pro calls for a holy war against Britain Russia and France signed by 29 Moslem priests.
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New York
Pranklin W. Sears
New Thought Church
Teabella Goodwin
Sears Kad
Sears
New Thought
Mimeelf
Adee Levy
Constantinople
Great Britain
Rusela
France
Believe Murder Was Business Deal in New York Case
New York November 28 Herbert A Fimerson general manager of the Live Poultry Auction company testifies about Barnett Batts quarrel with a East Side retailer linking the murder to a business feud. Police grow convinced the killing stemmed from economic rivalry with hundreds of merchants hoping to regain wealth lost to others. Bail was killed by gunmen in West Washington Street last week. Also Rome reports fear of anti Christian revolt as Italian citizens in Smyrna fear danger.
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New York
Herbert A. Fimerson
Live Poultry Auction Company
Barnett Batts
Tte
East Side
Bain
West Washington Street
Rome
Cuba
Foreign Office
Egypt
Smyrna
Bel- Tut
No Band for Herrick Reception in New York
Cleveland reporters note that no band will meet Myron T. Herrick upon arrival in New York next week. The Cleveland committee will donate the cost of a band to the Red Cross war relief fund instead.
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Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
New York
Colonel Herrick
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Reasons Why Men Drink Reported In Troll Magazine
Fragmented OCR notes discuss perceived causes for drinking among men, citing toothache heavy cold stomach trouble and other woes. The text hints at surveys showing men attributing alcohol use to health pain and social stress, though many lines are garbled.
County honors for Arnett Roase corn champion noted
Governor elect Frank B Willis A P Sandles of the state agricultural commission the Lima chamber of commerce and the Lima Civic League joined in honoring Arnett Roase Allen county as the state s champion boy corn grower Nine other prize winners in corn and garden contests in the county shared honors. Battleship Michigan floated at Norfolk aided by a high tide and wind to be examined by a naval board of survey.
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Lima
Frank B. Willis
A. P. Sandles
State Agricultural Commission
Lima Chamber of Commeres
Lima Civic League
Arnett Roae
Allen County
Norfolk
Michigan
Virginia Caves
Naval Board of Survey
Man Killed as Train Strikes Wagon at Berea
In Berea Ohio on November 28 a Lake Shore mail train hit a wagon, killing George Green aged 45 instantly and injuring three others. Henry Zutavera was seriously hurt while W H Behmidt and William Pincomb suffered cuts and bruises. All victims were Berea residents.
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Berea, O
Lake Shore
George Green
Henry Zutavera
W. ©. Behmidt
William Pincomb
Berea
Fremont Lawyer Drafting Amendments to State Laws
Attorney A. T. Cuthbert of Fremont acts with Governor-elect Willis and leading Republicans to draft amendments to several key laws, including the liquor license and warrants laws, for submission to the new legislature.
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Fremont
Willis
A. T. Cuthbert
Labor leader shot in Cleveland strike past
In Cleveland on November 28 Lao Ondo business agent for the Cleveland Garment Workers' union was fatally shot by two unidentified men as he walked along a desolate street. The killing recalls a garment workers' strike from a few years ago.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Garment Workers
Lao Ondo
Cleveland Garment Workers’ Union
Oddo
County superintendents push school law changes
Dayton November session hears a resolution from county superintendents urging the new administration to revise the school code for a thorough trial. Also notes John B. France Wooster's death, oldest Ohio Odd Fellow, born February 29 1816, sheriff of Wayne County.
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Dayton
Wooster
John B. France
Wayne County
Ohio
Submarines Sink British Ships In French Waters
British reports detail German submarines sinking three vessels off Havre and Grimaby, with crews saved. The Khartoum and Malachite or Primo were among the ships hit, while Churchill praised the navy in Commons, noting ongoing dangers from mines and submarines and confidence in naval power.
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Lord Churchill
Prattes
London
Grimaby
Grimaty
Munder
Niteen
Hull
Khartoum
Stockton
Havre
Southampton
Fecamp
English
Lloyd's
Straita of
Dover
Glangtow
Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
House of Commons
American Ship St Helens Fired On By British Cruiser Berwick
The American steamship St Helens, sailing from New York to San Francisco, reported being fired upon by the British cruiser Berwick ninety miles northwest of Colon. The ship was halted, boarded, and examined for three hours before resuming its voyage.
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Berwick
Colon
Panama
St. Helens
Odland
New York
San Francisco
Barwick
Plan of Villa Invasion Shaping Mexico Campaign
A Part of General Wit forces enter Mexico City while Villa stays at Tula forty miles away. A first postwar train runs to Juarez as Villa eyes Vera Cruz and Carranza. Villa plans to seize Carranza or drive him out, with 50,000 men set for the Vera Cruz push and Caballero to be neutralized.
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Villas
Maxley City
Tula
Paso
Tex
General Wit
Mexico City
Villa
Juare
Carranem
Cer Tanya
Zapata
Mesiow City
Carranza Agente
Lucio Blanco
Obregon
Bueloa
Jesus Carranza
Ine
Ortabia
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Caballero
Carranza
Tampico
Igs
Convention Party
Moneray
Chaos in Mexico grips Tampico oil district
Reported collapse of order in Panuco and Tampico oil region as Carranza forces retreat and irregulars seize town. Looting occurs while US battleship monitors the Panuco river, raising fears over protection of critical oil interests and potential international appeals.
Two Die in Auto Incidents in Cleveland District
Mrs. Mary Henry a forty nine year old pedestrian was struck by a motor truck in downtown Cleveland. William Abel thirty one was found dying in a building excavation after being hurled by a car and he died soon after. Corn Special Leaves Monday to travel to Mistelods and to visit various cities covering over 1000 miles with many points in Ohio.
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Cleveland
Mary Henry
William Abel
Columbus
America
Erie
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
France and Vatican Seek Diplomatic Resumption
Rome November 28 Sir Henry Howard British minister to the Vatican will present credentials to the pope and be accredited as envoy extraordinary during the war. A resumption of diplomatic relations between France and the Vatican is possible but delayed as France must send an ambassador and the Vatican would reciprocate with a nuncio to France. The arrangement would realign ties among Britain, the Vatican and France.
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Rome
Henry Howard
Vatican
France
Vyeat
Britain
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