Quarrels Between Austrians and Germans Grow Serious
London press reports serious dissensions between Germany and Austria after a stormy Breslau council presided by Emperor William. Germany cites defense of East Prussia while Austria seeks focus on Cracow. Fights reportedly occurred as troops retreated and mutinous elements were suppressed.
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Associated Press
London
Morning Post
Petrograd
Emperor Illiam
Breslau
Poland
Germany
Austria
East Prussia
Cracow
Trieste Schools to Close After December as War Draws Teachers
Venice dispatch reports that after December first all Trieste schools in Austria and nearby districts will close as most teachers have joined the army. The district was fully cleared by the last landsturm levy.
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Associated Press
Venice
Paris
Trieste
Austria
Landsturm
Hartford Bank Cashier Charged With Embezzling 52470
William Denison Morgan former Hartford bank cashier, arrested in Hartford for embezzling 52470 from Elizabeth Hubbard of West Hartford and Helen H. O Connor of New York. Police say he confessed and bail set at 50600. Morgan is now president of the Morgan Bankers Service Corporation of New York.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
William Denison Morgan
C Ashier
Elizabeth S. Hubbard
West Hartford
Helen H. O'Connor
New York
Morgan
Morgan Bankers’ Service Corporation of
Illinois Players Dominate All Conference Eleven
Four Illini football players from the 1914 Western Inter- Collegiate Conference champions were named to Walter Eckersall’s All Conference team. Illinois tops with Pogue at left halfback and Squier at right end, joined by Des Jardine at center and Chapman at left guard. Hightower of Northwestern captains the backfield.
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Associated Press
Chicago
University of Illinois
Walter H. Eckersall
University of Chicago
Eckersall
Wilbur Hightower
Northwestern University
Cherry
Ohio State
Buck
Wisconsin
Chapman
Illinois
Des Jardine
Purdue
Shull
Squier
Ulinois
Cascarets Promoted as Cold Breaker for Children
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the surest cold breaker, claiming a 10-cent box cures colds with no harmful drugs. It urges mothers to use the product for children and to expect a morning recovery.
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Cascarets
Eight die in New York tenement fire under Black Hand threats
Fire on East Twenty ninth Street kills eight, wounds seven, as tenants flee flames. Investigators chase Black Hand leads after a tenant reported threatening letters and a $1000 demand. Another blaze on West Fifty third Street linked to the same owners yielded no injuries.
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New York
East Twentyninth Street
Annie Cataldo
Daniel E. Davidson
W. H. Cozine
Suirway
Marino
Rosatia
Joseph Polari
Inspector Eagan
Bureau of Combustibles
Geetana Shambri
Shambri
West Fifty-third Street
All American Team Selections Set for Walter Camp
Camps announces two western players likely to make the All American team after Saturday’s football results. The specifics hint at standout performances from this weekend shaping national honors.
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Walter Camp
Plan for Southern Immigrant Settlement on Farms
Senator Fletcher calls a Washington conference for Dec. 12 to craft a southern immigration policy and methods to place agricultural immigrants in southern farms. Secretary Wilson to open. officials of labor and immigration to assist. aims include funding settlements and creating a southern immigrant service amid growing postwar influx.
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Washington
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Southern Commercial Congress
South
Wilson
Department of Labor
T. V. Powderly
Division of Information
Bureau of Immigration
Europe
United States
Department of Agriculture
Prof S S Sherman Dead After Long University Ties
Chicago remembers Professor Samuel Sterling Sherman 99 a noted author who taught at the University of Alabama after graduating from Middlebury College in 1838. He was born in West Rupert Vermont and died yesterday in Chicago. Nine hurt in wreck at Mendota West Virginia as the Kenova and Pittsburgh express derailed.
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S. S. Sherman
Alabama
Chicago
Samuel Sterling Sherman
West Rupert
Middlebury College
University of Alabama
Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Mendota
Seven Hundred Shells In Four Hours At Libau
Libau was bombarded with 700 shells in four hours according to Libau papers cited by the Times. The Petrograd correspondent notes twenty killed and forty wounded, mostly women and children, and evacuations limited to the gun zone while other districts continued normal activity.
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Libau
Associa’ Press
London
Petrograd
the Times
Vinci cod liver and iron tonic aids delicate children
Mrs George Wagner of Pittsfield Massachusetts reports her six year old daughter improved after starting Vinci tonic. The ad claims Vinci increases appetite, weight and strength in weak children and offers a money back guarantee. Van Ante Corporation markets the product with local drug store availability notes.
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Pittsfield
Mass
George Wagner
Pittetiela
Vinci
van Ante Corporation, Incorporated
Bringing Up Father and The Silent Voice at the Lyric
Critics hail Gus Hill’s Bringing Up Father as a top year’s success with nationwide acclaim and box office strength. Otis Skinner stars in The Silent Voice, a Montgom ery Starr play based on Gouverneur Morris short story, opening at the Lyric with a next Saturday matinee and night.
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Gus Hill
George McManus
Father
America
The
Lyric Today
Otis Skinner
Jules Eckert
Goodman
Gouvernor Morris
Montgomery Starr
Charles Frohman
Dreamland Theatre Welcomes Gay New Yorkers Cast
Dreamland Theatre in Mobile presents the Gay New Yorkers led by Thomas and Layton. The show features a beauty chorus and vaudeville headliners, strongman La Muth, and juvenile star Baby Lucy Culliname. Daily matinees at 3 p.m. and evening shows at 7 30 and 9 p.m. all week.
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Dreamland
Dreamland Theatre
Chappelle
Thomas
Layton
la Muth
Lucy Culliname
Monuments Unveiled for Deceased Woodmen Members
Maple Camp No. 8 Wi 0. W. field a Sunday ceremony at Magnolia cemetery unveiling monuments to three brothers J Albert Crenshaw Thomas Pratt and Edward Connolly. M Burns presided as master of ceremonies with Levine Bauer J H Denmark F Koppersmith and B K Cogburn active in the event. Taps were played by Gus Seiple Jr.
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Maple Camp
No. 8
Magnolia Cemetery
J. Albert Crenshaw
Thomas Pratt
Edward Connolly
H. Englebrich
F. Ludvigsen
A. Ludvigsen
M. Burns
Levine Bauer
J. H. Denmark
F. Koppersmith
B. K. Cogburn
Gus Seiple, Jr
Dignity of Labor Sermon At Way Baptist Church
Rev. W. P. Hines preached on the Dignity of Labor at Sunday night services of Way Baptist Church. The event drew a large Junior Order United American Mechanics audience with a Whistler Was delegation led by Edith Storey and other players. The feature photo is slated to run between 10 am and 7 pm.
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W. P. Hines
the Way Baptist Church
Labor
United American Mechanics
Whistler
Edith Storey
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Ile’s Best Store
Adelaide
L.hammel Dry Goods Company
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