German Threat Placed Over Greek Armament Aid
London dispatches report Count Mirbach German minister to Greece notified Athens that surrender of Greek guns and rifles to Entente forces would be marked as unfriendly by Germany. Secrecy surrounds Entente note on Greece and legations as premier warns of grave implications without negotiated compromise.
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Entente
Associated Press
London
Count Mirbach
Greece
Athens
Germany
National Defense Army
Four Pay Fines In Liquor Cases
Jim Johnson Ed Scott Charles Golden and Howard Wright pleaded guilty in the inferior criminal court today to violating the prohibition law They were each fined 50 and costs of court which they paid Other prohibition cases on the docket were disposed of as follows Julian Lartigue reset for November 16 Charles Hannon Willie Johnson and Martin Burns reset for November 17 In the city court today the prohibition charge against John J Sullivan was nolle pressed Harry Pucket continued until November 29 C V Schneider appeal withdrawn Eugene Jemison jury out Deputy sheriffs Friday afternoon reported raids Charles Schimpf 112 Conti street Peter Hamil 7 North Royal A Flach 250 Davis avenue Sam Smolkin Joachim and Lipscomb Joe Robbins Water between Conti and Government B F Cody Charleston and Royal Frank Prendergast southwest corner Canal and Cedar Reese Dawson northwest corner Royal and Adams John McEvoy Basil and Earle Edward Moody and Richard McCarthy pleaded guilty in the recorders court today to violating the prohibition law They were each fined 50 which was aia The police department Friday afternoon according to their report found prohibited liquors in the soft drink stand operated by Charles Nelson Jr southwest Conti and Commerce streets and John H McEvoy Tear and Basil streets
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Jim Johnson
Ed Scott
Charles Golden
Howard Wright
Inferior Criminal Court
Julian Lartigue
Charles Hannon
Willie Johnson
Martin Burns
John J. Sullivan
Nolle
Harry Puckett
C. V. Schneider
Eugene Jemison
Charles Schimpf
Conti Street
Peter Hamil
North Royal
A. Flach
Davis Avenue
Sam Smolkin
Joachim and Lipscomb
Joe Robbins
Conti
B. F. Cody
Charleston
Royal
Frank Prendergast
Southwest Corner Canal
Cedar
Reese Daw- S5on
Northwest Corner
Royal and
Adams
John McEvoy
Basil
Earle
Edward Moody
Richard McCarthy
Recorder’s Court
Aia
Charles Nelson, Jr
Commerce
John H. McEvoy
Tear
Masgana Charged With Threat To Kill Dr Terrill
George Masgana a veterinarian was docketed on a charge of threats to kill Dr J D Terrill a city physician Bond set at 1000 and he remained in jail after failing to post. Officers reported Masgana was intoxicated when he threatened the doctor as he left a residence on the Moffat road after attending Edmund Carre.
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George Magana
J. D. Terrill
Terrill
Edmund Carre
Moffat Road
Magana
Confessed Bigamist Says He Is Reforming in Prison
Wesley Johnson, convicted of bigamy, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Acting Judge Grayson. When asked to speak, Johnson claimed reform since his marriages, saying he has converted eleven souls while in jail. the judge credited his good record and chose the minimum term.
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Wesley Johnson
Grayson
Johnson
Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi
TRE WEATHER. WASHINGTON, Nov. 11. Forecast calls for probably fair conditions tonight and Sunday across Alabama and Mississippi.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
Slavs Regain Ground After Friday Offshore Attacks
A fragment notes Friday fighting with a squadron of naval planes attacking the harbors at Ostend and Zeebrugge. Bombs dropped reportedly achieved satisfactory results as the ground shifted in the ongoing conflict as reported on page one.
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Ostend
Zeebrugge
Fighting resumes near Tchernavoda bridge in Dobrudja
London reports renewed combat around the Tchernavoda bridge as Russian forces advance. The Russian official note claims infantry and cavalry have occupied Dunareav station on the Danube’s west bank, two miles from Tchernavoda, marking the first crossing by Bulgarian German troops.
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London
Tchernavoda
Dobrudja
Romania
Dunareav
Danube
German Attack Repulsed on Somme Front at Dentecourt
Paris dispatch reports German forces attacked last night at Dentecourt on the Somme front and were repulsed by French troops. The war office announced heavy losses were inflicted on the attacking force.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dentecourt
Somme
War Office
British Take German Position North of Courcelette
Northeast of Courcelette on the Somme front the British last night entered an advanced German position according to the war office report.
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Berlin
Sayville
Courcelette
Somme
War Office
German and Austro Hungarian Troops Advance in Transylvania
German official statement reports successful advances on the northeast front in Transylvania. Romanian lines were taken at bayonet point west of the Predeal Sinaya road in yesterday operations.
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Berlin
Transylvania
Predeal-Sinaya
Serbian and French Attacks Repulsed by German Forces
Berlin reports French and Serbian assaults east of Monastir and along the Cerna heights in Southern Serbia were repelled with heavy losses. Allied attacks near Polog briefly breached German frontline positions before being checked.
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Berlin
Sayville
Monastir
Cerna River
Serbia
Polog
Duval Printing Company Incorporation Filed
Duval Co reveals articles of incorporation for J. E. Duval Printing Company in probate court. The firm will operate job printing lithography and stationery with headquarters in the city. Capital stock set at 8000 dollars starting with 4500 dollars. Incorporators are Joseph E. Duval Mrs. A L Feeks and Mrs E F Duval.
War ink invented to protect school papers in Berlin
Berlin reports a new fluid called War ink designed for public schools. It does not bleed through loosely woven or glazed paper and dries quickly, allowing cheaper paper to be used for exercises. The education minister says it will be adopted in all public schools soon.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Minister of Education
Late returns fail to alter president's lead in Mexico race
Mexico totals show a 2,184 vote margin with 29 of 638 precincts outstanding. The late results do not change the president's lead as precincts are small and scattered.
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Mexico
Gire Walton
Hughes Leads With Narrow Minnesota Margin In 29 Precincts Missing
AP dispatch from St. Paul reports Hughes at a 298 vote plurality with 178,305 to 178,007 for Wilson as 29 precincts remain unreported. Historical records suggest the remaining precincts could add about 400 votes, plus unknowns from soldiers abroad and traveling men ballots.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Hughes
Wilson
Texas
President Wilson Victory in New Hampshire Declared
Concord New Hampshire November 11 President Wilson is reported to have a 63 vote plurality over Hughes in the state totals according to certified returns from all but one precinct Secretary Bean notes an error in Ward 2 Dover adding 289 Wilson votes and omitting them from certified returns and cites newspaper Dorchester returns showing Hughes 31 Wilson 18 Party leaders see no reason to doubt the figures though Dover precinct report was being expedited.
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Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
New Hampshire
Bean
Dover
Dorchester
Hughes
Black man Fined and Appeals Larceny Case in City Court
Floyd Dennis, a Black man, was sentenced to ninety days hard labor by Recorder D. H. Edington after arraignment on a larceny charge for stealing $20 from J. M. Brooks. Dennis denied the complaint and gave notice of appeal to the city court with bond set at $250.
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Floyd Dennis
J. M. Brooks
D. H. Edington
Dennis
Recorder’s Court
Fines for License Violations Rendered in Recorder Court
S. G. Neuberger was fined seven dollars and fifty cents and costs for violating the state automobile license law. The defendant gave notice of an appeal to the city court. William Maxwell was fined three dollars and fifty cents and costs for operating a motorcycle without a license and paid the fine and costs.
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S. G. Neuberger
Recorder
William Maxwell
Baden Grants Title To Wartime Fiancées
In Karlsruhe authorities announce a proposal allowing women who were engaged to men killed or missing in the war to call themselves Frau instead of Fraulein. The change requires proof of engagement and intent to marry.
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Associated Press
Karlsruhe
Baden
Grand Duchy of Baden
Grand Duke
Ministry of Justice
Marriage Licenses Issued At Probate Court Saturday
The probate court issued marriage licenses Saturday to White Felix W Cleveland and Annie Lee Sargent Harold Wittman and Mary Cornelia Boutlemet and A Ww Little and Annie Mas Booth.
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Felix W. Cleveland
Annie Lee Sargent
Harold Wittman
Mary Cornelia Boutlemet
A Ww. Little
Annie Mas Booth
British steamer Bogota sunk report from London
The British steamer Bogota of 4 605 tons, owned by the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, is believed sunk per Lloyds announcement. Separate items note Mexico weighing mining decree extension, Canadian war expenses, and various international updates.
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Bogota
London
Mexico
Canada
Lloyd's
Pacific Steam ‘Navigation Company of
Liverpool
Fire on Italian Steamer Albania Extinguished After Five Hours
In Baltimore the Italian steamer Albania, chartered by the government for munitions service, battled a deck fire while moving up the Patapsco river. Fire boat Deluge aided after a five hour effort, saving all ninety crew members as the ship neared Baltimore from Norfolk.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Albania
Patapsco
Norfolk
Popular Vote Gives Wilson 4033 12 Lead
Final vote tally shows Wilson leading with 4033 ballots to 12 for rival in a local contest. Report notes unofficial results await official certification and potential recount.
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Wilson
How To Get Rid Of Catarrh and Head Noises
A home treatment using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar offers relief from catarrh and related symptoms. Four spoonfuls daily can ease breathing headaches dull thinking and may restore hearing, with many ear troubles linked to catarrh.
Trooper Kills Two and Wounds One in Laredo Standoff
In Laredo Texas on November 11 Corporal W Smith fired at four K Troop Fourteenth Cavalry at the mer stables killing Private Jones and Private McKnight and wounding Private Conners. Smith was placed in the gun house.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Texas
W. Smith
Jones
McKnight
Conners
K Troop
Fourteenth Apm
Mer
Smith
Rev L E Goodgame joins Whistler church
The Rev L E Goodgame, former pastor at Zion and Theodore Baptist churches, began work at the Whistler church after a welcoming grocery shower. He expressed optimism about a great future for the Whistler church and his readiness to lead.
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Rev. L. E. Goodgame
Whistler
L. BE. Goodgame
Zion and Theodore
Whistler Church
First Woman Ever Will Sit in Congress
Helena Montana latest returns assure election of Jeanette Rankin Republican as the first woman to hold a seat in the national house of representatives.
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Congress
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Jeanette Rankin
Miss Rankin
National House of Representatives
Weather Bureau plots Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico station extensions
The Weather Bureau plans to extend service across the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. New stations will be added at Belize Bluefields Swan Island and Santa Marta among others to improve daily weather reports and storm detection from Barbados Curacao Bermuda and the Bahamas.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Belize
British Honduras
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Swan Island
Caribbean
Honduras
Santa Marta
Colom St. Lucia
Puerta
Dominican Republic
Vavassa
Cuba
Haiti
Guianamo
West Indies
Barbados
Trin Curacao
Bermuda
Baham
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National Baseball Commission
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Frankyingham
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
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Foot of
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