Battle News From Athens Amid German Push
chaotic dispatches describe Greek resistance near Bucharest and a German Austro-Hungarian counteroffensive across the Balkan fronts. Allied troops clash with Tuscian and Romanian forces as urban fighting, air raids, and artillery exchange shape a widening conflict with Athens in turmoil and surrender talks amid shifting fronts.
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Villa operations and Mexican reports raise alarms
The article details uncertain and contested movements around Villa and General Treviño near the Chihuahua region, with U S sources noting supply cuts and potential attacks. It cites press summaries on Diaz and joint actions, plus mentions of embargo tensions and a possible Atlantic City protocol decision.
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Five Defeats Five Bandits in Bold Action Report
General reports successful engagement with a convoy. Two machine guns captured. Seven bandits captured and many prisoners taken. Prisoners executed according to the general. Unclear details and fragmented OCR text.
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General Marrero Near Border With 400 Men Movement
A teletyped dispatch reports General Marrero with about 400 troops near Ojiniusa opposite Presidio as of late today. The column is said to have separated from General Trevino following an evacuation and remains close to the border under military headquarters in the area.
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Unclear Fragment From Ojlnuga Border Conflict
Fragmentary text hints at a border incident near Ojlnuga involving Chinizhwa Gy and a color related claim. Details are unreadable, but the note points to a border situation with unidentified actors and unclear outcomes.
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Defeat of Villa troops confirmed by reports from Mexico
An unsettled dispatch from Mexico City says General Marehia defeated Villa troops yesterday and moved toward Chi Tahini today. Rumors say Miuremta and Ind had warned forces and were marching on Chihuahua City from the south. Wrecking of the Mexican Central railroad by Villa is blamed for renewed government strength north of Chihuahua City.
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Wilson MayTed From Page One Conspiracy Probe to Control Prices
An extended federal inquiry is underway led by United States attorneys. The probe examines conspiracies to corner food supplies and drive prices, continuing the extension of existing laws to meet these alleged schemes.
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Mayflower Illumination At Parade For Liberty Statue
Atlantic fleet guards harbor as the Statue of Liberty appears. President Wilson attends a ceremony aboard the Mayflower and a grand illumination lights Manhattan. The crowd watches ships, planes, and a motorcade procession from Battery Park to City Hall, highlighting liberty and Franco-American unity.
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Congress debate touches prohibition and party finances
Congress st section outlines a proposed resolution for the privilege and elections committee to probe expenditures of the Republican and Democratic parties. Webb, arriving to push nationwide prohibition and export trade bills, says the suffrage amendment may fail in this House but hopes his prohibition bill will pass, aiming to ban manufacture, transport, and import of liquor for beverage use while allowing scientific artistic or sacramental alcohol.
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RUGOIAR Continues With War Movements Across Marsh Lands
The report notes Austrian and Prussian troop movements along the Danube and Dobruja with forces shifting southward. It states German and Teutonic forces still opposing Roumanian lines near Bucharest and reports recaptured towns and rail links south of Hogboreet as governments maneuver in the region.
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Russians Gain Footing in Kirlibaba Town
A Petrograd Reuters dispatch says Russian forces have gained footing in Kirlibaba with heavy fighting and German troops occupying houses. Despatch notes Russian gains threaten the Carpathian passes and potential advance into Hungary if the town falls. Western part of the town sees concentrated efforts for a counterattack.
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Teutonic Troops Ward Off Russian Attacks
Teutonic forces repel renewed assaults along Bukovina and Moldavia fronts as Romanian and Russian units suffer heavy losses. Over 6,000 Romanians captured in western Roumania with 49 cannons. Germans advance toward the Arges River amid a major western Romanian battle.
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River Tages Weather and Events at Multiple Ports
Reports from Wheeling and surrounding areas indicate high water at several sites with 11 feet 6 inches at the wharf and 15 feet near the pool. Departures include Liberty bound for Mata moras at 2:20 p.m. The day features varying river stages, cloudy skies, and phrases about liberty and public virtue.
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London Press Critiques War Cabinet Slowness and Critics
London papers broadly criticize the war cabinet for slow decision making and inaction amid wartime stress. Critics fault food policy, navy leadership, and foreign office vigor while noting some praise for wartime military and financial gains. The cabinet, including Asquith and Lloyd George, faces calls for reorganization and possible return of Sir Edward Carson.
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Free medical guidance offered to indigent at Huntington hospital
Huntington December 2 physicians at the Huntington state hospital announce free advice and treatment for indigent patients calling for examination. Superintendent Dr L V Guthrie says the service also extends to discharged patients needing after care to prevent relapse and arrest incipient insanity.
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Charleston groups plan mass meeting on cost of living
In Charleston on December 2, business civic fraternal and labor groups moved to study high living costs. The West Charleston Business Men's Association urged the chamber of commerce to call a mass meeting of householders to discuss food price increases and seek solutions, with Mayor Desbein asked to help mobilize interest.
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Baltimore Plans $15 Million Steamship Venture
Officially announced in Baltimore that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company is negotiating with South American capitalists to form a $15,000,000 steamship company. V P A W Thompson said the new bureau will dispatch representatives to America to advance the project with port propaganda and handsome illustrations.
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Woman suffrage defeated in West Virginia election
In West Virginia, early returns show woman suffrage defeated by about three to one. A separate constitutional amendment to raise county court per diem to four dollars also failed, with 94,831 against and 58,387 for in forty-two counties reporting. Brock and Hancock counties supported the suffrage amendment. most others opposed.
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