Germans and Serbs clash across Cerna river front near Monastir
Reports from the Macedonian theater say Serbian forces push east and west of the Cerna river near Monastir capturing several villages while Hungarian German units fall back to new positions. Allied and French co operation captures southern Tepavial positions after heavy fighting. Prisoner tally reaches about 500 soldiers plus officers and cadets. On the Somme front, German attacks on Ablaincourt and presage fail, with heavy losses in the morning and afternoon waves. In France the British gains near the Somme have slowed as bombardments continue.
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Britten
Karakaska
Lake Tahinos
Topaviat
Grilles
Monuatir
Baloniki
Tepavial
Merce
Lomsen
Ablaincourt
Preeagire
Somme
Scrcea
Amere
Democratic leaders denounce recount effort in Idaho
W H Hamilton chairman and James H Hawier secretary of the Democratic state central committee warn that the Winwade recount attempt is not in the interest of the people but aims to influence the governor elected by the state. The statement asserts the move disrupts orderly returns and undermines the electoral process.
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W. H. Hamilton
Jajrman
James H. Hawier
Iaho
Sevischi and Starte Back Home from London
Nee London Conn The Dextach witnessed the German submarine Bremen slip out of harbor at dawn Thursday. The cargo aboard Beutselland included crude rubber nickel and olive oil said to be valued around 4000000.
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Sevischi
Starte
London
Conn
Villa Executes Germans Parra Merchant Wife and Child Killed
A report from Parra Chile describes an outlaw attack in which Villa Qonaite killed a German merchant his wife and child near Fos Taa Theodore Hofmu The incident occurred as part of a broader report received by a mining company slate trace.
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Parra
Fos Taa
Theodore Hofmu
Wcrehamt
Chihualuie
Villa Qonaite
Tere
Paral Mining Company Slates
Ifattuter
Cotton Mill Wages Rise. Broad Increases Hit Operatives
Fragmented OCR reports wage hikes at mills with a general ten percent rise affecting thousands of workers, amid scattered details on employers and regional effects. Separate items reference wolves driving winter conditions in valleys, and a violent incident near Blayer’s Awahville with a casualty.
Guardsmen Sent Home From Mexican Border
War Department confirms five National Guard regiments ordered home from the Mexican border as part of a gradual withdrawal policy. Officials say no overall policy change or relation to Atlantic City talks, with about 100 000 guardsmen remaining on border duty. Regiments to depart as transportation allows, likely reaching state muster points by Thanksgiving.
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Washington
War Department
Funston
Atlantic City
Youthful Slayers Freed in Idaho Murder Case
Harold and Lynn Lovelace, 12 and 11, were acquitted of murder in Twin Falls for the killing of Prof. F. T. Hamill last August. The jury found incapacity to comprehend the crime. the probate court moved to place the boys in industrial school.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Harold
Lynn Lovelace
F. T. Hamill
Here
Hamill
Lovelace
Mini
Lynn
Hull Concedes Defeat in Fourth District Race
In Charleston West Virginia Thomas A Hull, Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth district, conceded defeat to Republican Harry C Woodyard and stated he would not enter a contest.
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Hull
Charleston
W. Va
Thomas A. Hull
Congress
Harry C. Woodyard
Lady Robertson and Staff Chief Lead Imperial Birth
Baltimore reports Henry Tuerke succumbs to a second attack while undergoing red serum treatment for a late disease, as Lady Robertson wife of Lieut Gen William Robertson is noted among imperial staff.
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Lady Mebartson
Air William Robertson
Brrth
Boerum
Baltimore
Henry Tuerke
Waples Die In Fort Worth Car Crash
A2 avative committer Chairman Paul Waples was killed when an Interurban car struck his automobile in Fort Worth Texas. Details are scarce but the incident occurred recently and authorities are investigating.
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Wrest
Fort Worth
Texie
Paul Waples
Democratic
Aner Hadley
Waplee Wee
Pamitaliet
Wilson Returns to White House Faces Domestic and Foreign Issues
President Wilson, back in Washington, plans to push the remaining legislative program while noting no radical policy changes after re election. He and Secretary Lansing review foreign matters including submarine warfare and the Mexican question amid reports of scarce immediate action.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
House of Representatives
Lansing
Henry Morgenthau
Democratic National Committee
State Department
Atlantic City
Tariff Commission
Congress
Sussex
Llockade
Mall
Mexico
United States
Chihuahua
Carranza
Nation’s Largest Equal Suffrage Lobby Promised in San Francisco
In San Francisco a National Woman’s Party luncheon forecast victory for national suffrage as speakers warned Congress will be besieged by the largest equal suffrage lobby in history. The prediction came at the event ahead of congressional adjournment.
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Buffragiats
Congress
San Francisco
National Woman's Party
Tran
Nevada Legislature Divided and Redrawn After Elections
Reno report states the Nevada legislature will be split with Republicans controlling the upper chamber and Democrats holding the lower house based on available returns. Resulting balance signals divided leadership as chambers prepare to convene.
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Nevada
Reno
Local Minnesota Vote Count Shows Tight Lead Shifts
An early return in Minnesota shows Hughes Helde leading Paule Hughes by 833 votes after new solicitations, with Wilson at 278,768 and Hughwn at 17. County totals reflect updating results as ballots are tallied.
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Hughes
Minnesota
Fit
Paule
Wilson
Rally in Support of the Eight Hour Law Challenges
Suits attacking the constitutionality of the eight hour railroad law began in multiple states. The Department of Justice plans to defend each case, with Assistant Attorney General Underwood leading and Frank Hagerman aiding. Government argues Congress has power to enact the law and will oppose temporary restraining orders.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Gregory
Underwood
Frank Hagerman
Kansas City
Davia
Congress
Thomas L Shevlin A Yale Athlete Heir to Fortune
The late Thomas L Shevlin, Yale athlete and financier, left an estimated fortune about 65 million dollars greater than the average young man. The wealth came from his father and marks him as a notable figure in education and business circles. Elisabeth, his widow, is mentioned in connection with the estate.
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Thomas L. Shevlin
Yale
Oldest Fireman Dies in New London Service Notice
George Kaeffleck fire chief and treasurer of the International Association of Fire Brigade is reported as the oldest fireman in the United States. He died Tuesday in New London after a long career with the department and its service continuity noted by officials.
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Diss
Mansfeld
George Kaeffleck
International Association of Fire Bosineere
United States
Convoy 15 Sunk By the Deutschland
Five lives were lost when the German submarine Deutschland rammed and sank the tug T A Beott Jr just outside New London. Federal inspectors heard testimony that swift currents and darkness caused the accident, which the submarine aimed to submerge in neutral waters before dawn.
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New London
Conn
Deutschland
Bremen
T. A. Beott, Jr
Tts
United States
W. B. Withey
Racerock
Paul Koenig
F. W. Krapohl
Hans Kleese
Deutachland
Koenig
Francis M. Lyman Dies at Home After Illness
Francis M. Lyman president of the quorum of the twelve apostles and a leading Mormon church figure died Saturday morning at 1 o clock after a two day illness from pneumonia contracted while performing duties in Box Elder county. Born in Illinois in 1840 he came to Utah with the first pioneers in 1848 and helped build the state through church work and civic life.
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Sal Lake
Francis M. Lyman
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
First Presidency
Box Elder County
Brigham City
Apostle Lyman
United States
Utah
Ilinois
Plains
Price rises probe expands to Colorado and Wyoming
A broad inquiry into rising food costs in Colorado and Wyoming was ordered by U S district attorney Harry B Tedrow with aid from the Denver Mousewives league. Reports accuse a Denver wholesale dealer of letting sixty nine carloads of potatoes rot while awaiting higher prices.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Harry B. Tedrow
United States
Denver Mousewives’ League
T That & Denver
Coal car shortage grows urgent across western rail network
The Inland Northwest reports escalating coal car shortages as heavy orders pour in from the Pacific Northwest, while the Union Pacific orders 1500 trailed cars to renew the car shortage. Oregon faces a November vote on the single tax measure, and Nevada pardons board reviews multiple cases as various regional events unfold.
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Theenver
Rio Grande
Homer Willams
Tonopah Min Ink
Sarah McClintock
Spokane
Larah
Wash
Salt Lake
France
Vwinta Basin
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Denver
Union Pacific System
Boyle
Nevada
Illinois
A. G. Crane
Humboldt County
Winnemucca
Ney
Wyoming
Afton
Star Valley
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Carman
Bovemauiul
Louisville, Ky
Kentucky
Federal Trade Commission
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Living
Ite Coun Tel Ae
Avope of
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Paris
Parc
Meatern
Ares
LE Depres
Oregon
Witycomb
Wye
Colton Kimball
Therin Merrit
Henry George
Charles B
Woods
Portland
Industrial Workers of the World
Everett City Dock
Balt Lake
Utul
America
Edwin B. Caine
Robderie
Cone
Max Gentile
Ely
Slewile
Wiley Dure
Abaene
Board of Pardons
Canon City
Nev
Fifly
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