First clash yields two dead twelve captured and twelve wounded
The Associated Press reports Americ an forces in the first clash suffer two killed Private Thos F Enright and Private Hay. Twelve captured and multiple wounded among privates including Jno Smith Chas Hopkins Homer Rivens and Chas Orr. No further details given.
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Associated Press
Americ
Thos
F. Enright
Pittsburg
Hay
Glidden
Lawn
Jno
J. Smith
Central Powers Likely To Make New Peace Offer
Copenhagen reports that Count Czernin, Austro Hungarian foreign minister, travels to Berlin and observers believe his visit could precede a fresh Central Powers peace proposal.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Berlin
Czorni
Bear Hunt Heads for Guadalupe Mountains Expedition
Collin, Gerrells and Frank Kindel left yesterday for the Thayer ranch to join John Dearborne. The group plans to pack mules and trek to the Guadalupe mountains to kill a bear, a feat reportedly done in those deep canyons before.
Mrs Wella Benson Plans Plains Visit With Family
Mrs Wella Benson and her mother Mrs E B Muhleman with two young girls left this morning to spend a week on the plains in their car. Mr and Mrs Joe Cunningham also returned to the plains and their home. Benson and her mother will visit at the Cunningham ranch.
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Wella Benson
New Allied Offensive Opens Along Yser Front
Reports describe a heavy German bombardment along the Yser Lowlands from Poutch Wood to the Ypres sector. The action suggests Haig’s artillery now commands a wide front from the North Sea toward the French border, signaling a major escalation.
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Siena Newal
Lloyd George Confers With Pershing in Paris Meeting
In Paris on November 5 Lloyd George held a conference with General Pershing who traveled from American headquarters to meet the British prime minister. General Haig attended the talks.
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Lloyd George
General Pershing
Associated Dene
Paris
Rome
General Haig
One German Captured After St Clair Clash With Americans
In a French raid on November 3, American troops reportedly trapped in dugouts and forced surrender or faced grenades. General Pershing noted a heavy artillery barrage cut the raiding sector, with eight casualties and twelve prisoners. one wounded German was captured, signaling trench reoccupation by Americans.
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Associated Press
Roswell visitors attend Armory dance and Valley tour
Miss Mary White and Miss Mary Taylor from Cleveland Ohio with Miss Fay Garrett and Dr Pearson arrived in Roswell for a Saturday afternoon dance at the Armory in Car 1st. They toured Carlsbad on Sunday morning and enjoyed an auto trip through the valley before returning in the Kissel Sedan.
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Mary Taylor
Cleveland
Ohio
Fay Garrett
Dr. Pearson
D. A. George
Woodland Saunders
Ruby Saunders
Gertrude Joyner
Fay Powell
Armory
Carlsbad
Roswell
Pledge Campaign for Food Conservation Extended
A message to W. A. Poore announced the pledge campaign for conserving food has been extended for another week. The extension aims to boost participation and support for wartime conservation efforts.
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W. A. Poore
Railway Officers Must Answer ICC Questions
Five officers of the Louisvilleville railway are required to answer all questions from the Interstate Commerce Commission regarding political activities, as mandated by a ruling of the Supreme Court today.
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Loulavilleville Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Tag Sale Raises 150 For Christmas Cheer To Troops
Carlsbad residents thank participants for the Saturday tag sale proceeds totaling more than 150 dollars to send Christmas cheer to men in the trenches. Khaki handkerchiefs and supplies ordered from Denver have arrived and are available at Red Cross workrooms each afternoon.
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Carlsbad
Denver
Italian Forces Pressured as German Crossing Reported
A wartime bulletin says the German army crossed the Tagliamento River and pushes on the left wing of Italian defenses north of Pinzano. It notes some enemy units reached the river's right bank and claims intensified pressure against Italian positions.
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Wed
Germany
Taglamento River
Pinanno
Russians drive Turks from first line on Black Sea coast
Petrograd reports that in the Black Sea region the Russians have driven the Turks from the first line and advanced in some areas to the third line.
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Black Sea
Associated Press
Petrograd
United States Advances Three Million Dollars to Romania
Associated Press reports that as London discusses the Romanian situation in conference, the United States has advanced three million dollars to Romania via Russia. The move aligns with ongoing diplomatic efforts during the session in London.
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United States
Associated Press
Washington
London
Unites
Rumania
Russia
Mrs J J Jones Improves After Illness
Mrs J J Jones has been quiet since Thursday but is reported better today, with condition improving as she recovers from illness.
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Mra. J. J. Jones
Strro-Cermans seize six towns in northeastern Italy
Runners or forces have taken over an area in northeastern Italy, reportedly capturing thousands of prisoners. The advance is described as rapid toward the west in an official announcement dated today.
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berth—Aig Fronje
Italy
Petrograd Garrison Guided by Bolshevik Pacifists
Report from Petrograd describes the garrison passing under the influence of a Bolshevik radical pacifist group at a Saturday meeting. Exchange Telegraph notes great excitement in the city over the shift in military leadership.
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Petrograd
Associated Preas
Exchange Telegraph
State School Funds to Be Loaned to Colorado Farmers
Colorado Supreme Court affirms the farm loan act and orders an alternative writ of mandamus against Robert H. Higgins to loan state school funds to farmers. The decision takes immediate effect, with attorneys stating it puts the measure into effect at once.
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Colorado
Associated Press
Denver
Supreme Court
Robert H. Higgins
Revision of Rates Now Being Asked by Railroady
Washington officials indicate railroads seek rate revisions to sustain credit. Comptroller William states current rates are insufficient and ICC is likely to grant requested changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Comptroller of Currency
William
Interstate Commerce Commission
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