Russia 6 Sending Aid to Serbians Amid Balkan Battles
London dispatch reports Serbia pleading for immediate Allied aid as Austrian pressure tightens around Montenegro and Vishegrad. Russian naval moves and bombardment of the Bulgarian littoral are circulated by German sources, while Paris notes French gains near La Couronne and Hols En Hache.
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London
Sarda
Strumnen
Dorbia
Laighbor
Montenegro
Menathing
Dring
Vishegrad
Balkans
Bulgarian Littoral
Finch Sea
Black Sea
Goeben
Trestan
Petrograd
Volhynia
Riga
Acros
Palaknene
Rigra
Berlin
Paris
la Courtine
Champagne
Hols En Hache
Arotis
Villa Defies With Move Toward Agua Prieta
General Francisco Villa begins moving troops toward Agua Prieta Sonora opposite here declaring he will fight the United States if forced. He said he would act regardless of consequences after learning the American government had granted permission to transport troops from Laredo and Eagle Pass to reinforce the garrison at Agua Prieta.
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Fougios
Francisco Vill
Agua Prieta
Sonora
United States
United States Army
Blanch Walsh Dead After Audience Disappointment
Actress Blanche Walsh died after a decline following an operation to avoid disappointing an audience. She collapsed in Youngstown while keeping an engagement and was revived at the hospital but did not recover. Private life details note she was married to William M Travers, postmaster, who died in a separate fire incident.
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Cleveland
Bigache Walsh
Capital
Miss Walsh
Iona
Abe
Youngetown
William M Travers
Unclear OCR Fragment From Weabington-Congress Feels Off
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Weabington Congress, a score of 120 and repeated phrases. Details are garbled but hint at a political or event note with multiple repeated names and unclear actions.
Idaho Bride Slayings Then Self Destruction
Brooding over domestic troubles leads to a massacre in Carey Idaho where William Cameron killed his wife five others including her parents and a brother in law before fatally shooting himself. The wife was suing for divorce. An eight hour delay followed Cameron dying from a head wound.
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Doles
Idaho
William Cameron
Mall Camer
Picabo
Carey
John Adamson
James Adamson
Cameron
Adameon
Raith
Camerons
Edith Adamson
Mia
Thes
Parla Briand heads new French cabinet in coalition
A new French cabinet led by Aristide Briand as premier and foreign minister formed Friday night. The coalition unites opposing parties in what is described as a historic unity comparable to Britain’s recent liberal conservative alliance. A separate report from Columbia notes Jack Hughes, 30, foreman at a local lumber plant, was hanged by masked men near the city after being accused of killing La Rue Hal. In Paris, a Geneva dispatch says William J. Bryan will arrive in Norway in mid November, while in Amsterdam Admiral von Tirpitz is said to have fallen from favor with Emperor William.
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Parla
Aristinde Briand
Mier
Columbia
Jack Hughes
Amita
Hughes
la Rue Hal
Joway
Bryan
Europe
Paris
Havas
Geneva
Frankfort Gazelte
Christiania
Norway
William J. Bryan
General Ivanoff Given Command in Southern Russian Armies
General Ivanoff takes command of the southern group of Russian forces and, with General Brusset, earns credit for severe defeats inflicted on the Avetrisne since the Teutonic invasion of Aussie, as reported in the altered dispatch.
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Generel Ivanet le
Geners Brusset
Boone Monument Dedicated in Martenville Ceremony
A Martenville dedication marks the Boone Monument honoring original gravesites and local figures. The event honors Taube and other early settlers as community leaders assemble near historic gates and memorial stones in a solemn, commemorative observance.
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Boone
Martenville
Taube
Navy Submarine F4 Disaster At Honolulu Outlines Leak Cause
A board of inquiry led by Rear Admiral Buse reports the F4 submarine disaster near Honolulu caused by a corroded battery firing and poor diving response. Twenty one crewmen perished as the boat sank after failing to surface, despite efforts to save the vessel in the flooded forward compartment.
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Washington
Honolulu
Buse
Igo
Ita
Jrefuge
Recruiting surge linked to king, nurse death in war
British press notes a sharp rise in wartime recruiting after King George’s proclamation and the execution of Edith Cavell. Newspapers report enlistment rising to levels not seen since early in the conflict, with public outrage and patriotism driving men to volunteer.
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King
Nurse
London
The
Manchester Guardian
King George
Mise
Edith Cavell
Belgium
British War Casualties and Eskimos Murder Priests
Summary of wartime casualty totals to Oct 9 and Aug 21 with daily averages. Report of four deaths north of Chesterfield Inlet including two Catholic priests and two prospectors slain by a group led by a Captain Lockhart. Patrol boat and northern region details referenced.
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London
Eskimos
Thepas
Baki
Chesterfield Inet
Mutson Tuy
Lockhart
Borthern Welwre
Meeting Calls for Washington Convention Elites
New York political chiefs of the Democratic and Republican national committees issued calls for a Friday night meeting in Washington to select elites for the coming national conventions. The Democrats scheduled December T and the Republicans December L.
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New York
Washington
Considine Bankrupt Case in Washington State Courts
A garbled report notes John W. Considine of Peatile Washington, linked to a theatrical firm, facing bankruptcy actions in superior court. The fragment mentions past reputations and unresolved debts, with insufficient clarity on dates or outcomes.
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Peatile
John W. Considine
Frm
Sulliven
Willioudire
King and Firing Line Clash Near Historic Visit
Report notes a distant explosion near King George of England and President Pulaeare of France during a Wadnendey visit with Grant present. Details are limited and the source appears garbled but references a maritime or naval event and a dramatic incident labeled as a “whale explosion” about 100 yards from the leaders.
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King George
Engend
Pulaeare
France
Grant
Wadnendey
Twaigs
Tragic Parochial School Fire Kills Dozens in Peabody
Six hundred children were inside St. John's school when a fire broke out in Peabody Massachusetts. Twenty one girls aged 7 to 17 died as pupils rushed for doors in the front vestibule. Most teachers aided by Sisters of Notre Dame. Mother Superior Marie Carmelita severely burned. Cause under investigation after boiler theory dismissed.
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Peabody
Mass
St. John’s Parochial School
Jother
Order of Notre Dame
Marie Carmelita
Denver's First Mayor Dies in Excelsior Springs Mo
Col John C Moore pioneer newspaper editor and Dew Cole's first mayor died at his son's home in Excelsior Springs Missouri early Wednesday.
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Denver
Excelsior Springs
John C. Moore
Dew Cole
Baltimore politician Ensor killed by trolley car
Baltimore Republican figure Ensor, active in Maryland politics, was struck and killed by a trolley car Tuesday night in a tragic transit accident.
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Baltimore
Ensor
Maryland
Jews in Russia in dire need seek British aid
London reporters describe a Sunday meeting raising funds for famine struck Russia where 1,600,000 Jews are starving. Rabbi Herts warned of unprecedented tragedy, noting Petrograd authorities expected a million pounds but only a fraction was raised. He urged sacrifices and self taxation by British Jews.
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London
Russia
Leopold de Routhschild
Lord Swaytholing
Herte Terael Zangwill
Herts
Petrograd
Horty
Ships Seized by War Crews in Halifax Harbor
The Dutch steamer Hamborn from New York and the steamer Hocking from New York for Norfolk were brought into Halifax Sunday by prize crews from a British warship. The Hocking, once the Greenland, now sails under American registry and the American flag when captured. The admiralty sheriff has taken charge and armed guards are aboard. reasons for seizure remain undisclosed.
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Halifax
Hamborn
New York
Hocking
Norfolk
Greenland
Admiralty Court
Salt Lake City shooting ends life of ex-con Roy Horton
Major H. P. Myton says Horton struck him before he fired on the street in Salt Lake City at midnight Saturday. Horton, 27, an ex-convict, was shot and killed by the former U S army officer and deputy sheriff after alleged insults and threats to law and order.
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Salt Lake City
Con
H. P. Myton
Myton
Utah
United States Army
Sherif
United States Marshal
Roy J. Horton
Horton
Myron
Americans in the trenches near Agua Prieta border
Three thousand men of the Sixth United States Infantry brigade were dug in trenches Saturday within feet of the Mexican boundary to deter an attack on the Carranza garrison at Agua Prieta, Sonora. If the Villa army breaks into American territory, U S troops are ready to interfere.
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Douglas
Alex
Sixth United States Infantry Brigade
Carranza
Agua Prieta
Sinora
Prefers Death to Disgrace in Utah Marriage Plot
Park City Utah. After waiting hours beyond the time for a fiancé to appear to marry her Miss Sadie Taylor 20 a daughter of an engineer at the Murdock power plant in Provo Canyon fired a bullet into her breast at the Hoover home here about 6 o clock Saturday night. She is in a critical condition and probably will die.
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Park City
Utah
Hi Finance
Sadie Taylor
Murdock
Int Prove Canyon
Hoover
Bete Transport on Fire Near Gallipoli
Report from Constantinople says a Turkish gun shell hit a transport of the Entente off the Gallipoli peninsula starting a fire. In Utah an American Fork child named Leora Thornton aged six died from burns after a jerko lantern ignited her clothing.
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Constantinople
Galpoli
American Fork
Utah
Leora
Dawg
John M ‘Thornton
Stonewaye Found and Chinese Stowaways aboard Steamship Momgolis
A report notes the steamer Momgolis arriving at San Vrewckewms-Uolud with stoneware cargo and the discovery of Chinese stowaways aboard. The incident involved the ship’s crew detaining the migrants after docking at the Pearl Mall terminal.
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Stonewaye
San Vrewckewms
Uolud Giales
Sgoeny Depesere
Momgolis
Sad
Gruber Rune Aground. Pe sg Write anal Ar gains Baan
A fragmented report notes a halted voyage or search involving Gruber and related parties. The text hints at arousal of concerns over gains, a veal opening, and a feared return or retreat. Specific names, places, or clear actions are not readable.
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Gruber
Eh Ibn Retin
Wisconsin Businessmen Die In Auto Train Crash
Four Wisconsin businessmen including Marensen were killed when their car collided with a passenger train at a railway crossing near Unity on Sunday. The accident occurred as their vehicle was struck at the crossing.
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Marensen, Wre
Wisconsin
Unity
Uncertain Farming Ventures Shake California Credit Scene
A garbled report notes troubled farming ventures and credit schemes in California over the past decade. Angi Berkinde and Frank W. Angie, tied to Bridgport and a desert justice claim, are mentioned amid a disputed divorce and questionable community credential hires.
Inland Northwest News From Reno to Wyoming A Mixed Bag
Acquitted in Reno of assault with intent to rob, Molite Jones noted as one of the oldest in Ceres City Nevada. A fire destroyed the Modern Mul plant and store at Back Lake Washington, with losses around a thousand dollars. Montana wheat stocks expected to spoil unless markets move. Oregon judge George Noland dies in Klamath Falls. Nevada rabbits disrupt farming. Six carloads of shells and shrapnel moved to ship for Hawaii defenses. Publicity drive to close all Lake Bath saloons in Sparks. two girls escape from Oregon state school. Victoria sails to Nome. Portland hosts large Oregon Manufacturer and Land Products show. Several deaths and legal actions noted across the region.
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Reno
Molite Jones
Ceres City
Nevada
Mul Company
Back Lake
Wash
Montana
George Noland
Klamath Palls
Ore
Democratic Party
Kiko County
Hyddes
Seattle
Honolulu
United States
Hawaii
Bat Lake
San Diego
Women’s Civic League of
Sparks
Sparka
Joanie Andrews
Evelyn Foster
Sa Jem
Victoria
Nome
Portland
Drucker
Humboldt County
Bert Ferrell
Ferrel
Youngife
Bertha Woestman
St Louis
Colorado Springs
Edward F. Woestman
Eastern Montana Milling Company
Forsyth
Mont
Thomas H. Coan
California
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Seait’s
Lt Health
Tie Aide
Tom Poole
J. M. Westervell
Greybull
Dig Mora
Woole
Westerve
Laurel
Twotech
M. B. Lundberg
Spokane
Emalier
Domaplio Fa Hety
Salt Lake
Godfrey Lundberg
Hoobene
Am Emgraver
Look
Arthur Haymond Wilson
Meno
Loft & Adie
Ilebe
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Gaibielen
Mike Wan
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Wail Carrier
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Maashhode
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Ivanoff
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Robert Robertson
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Kills ExConvict
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