Europe's coal famine will not benefit the United States
A Washington telegraph interview with coal expert Jasper Nicholls argues that Europe’s coal shortage will not aid the United States. He notes that wartime Europe remains the main producer, requiring vast manpower to transport and mine coal, while U.S. capacity cannot rapidly increase output due to transportation limits and inland mines.
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Tapmisik
Washinston
Europe
Hamu
Jasper Nicholls
United States
Pouniren
Nebulny
Germany
Austro-Hungary
France
Rupaia
Belgium
Prom
Fangtig
Gren Britwin
Japan
Fanatical Rioting in Turkish City Reported
Dispatches describe deadly rioting in a Turkish city as mobs attack Armenian clubs churches and schools. Four Armenians are killed in the unrest as violence spreads through the streets.
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Paden Petrograd
London
Adeupatoh
Odexsa
Tirkieh Telty
Sfollowshi
Turkish Ministers Depart for Egypt
Berlin reports that Enter Pasha and Djemal Pasha have left Heyat. The Mediterranean situation is under debate as Turkish press warns that Turkish victory with allies could ease tensions with Italy. Russia’s route to Constantinople is deemed likely through Vienna, amid Italian and Romanian influence in the Adriatic and Black Sea regions.
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Berlin
Sayville
Pasha
Djemal Pasha
Mlnister
Heyat
Mediterranean
Nefion
Egypt
Bizerta
Tunis
Italy
Bengal Bey
Gulf of
Soloum
Turkey
Tassim Beklar
Constantinople
Russia
Vienna
Roumania
Adriatic
Battle resumes in western Poland in renewed fighting
Reports from The Hague and London say after a brief pause the western Poland battle is back in full swing. General Mackenzen's army, victorious at Lowicz on November 24, has resumed offensive operations while Russian forces reportedly attack heavily yet unsuccessfully on the German right wing near Nowotadoniake and Moratnain. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Robert Shuttleworth returned home Saturday from Hot Springs after several weeks away.
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Brdin
the Hague
London
Poland
Mackenzen
Lowicz
Nios
Nea Nowotadoniake
Moratnain
Robert Shuttleworth
Hot Springs
After the Thanksgiving Dinner Buy Comfortable Mission Chairs
An advertisement touts large roomy chairs offered after Thanksgiving. It promotes army style Mission chairs and other options as part of supplying high grade furniture at the lowest possible price.
Carranza’s Forces Move Toward Guaymas
Private advices from Nogales report Carranza forces advancing toward Guaymas. The line of march is described as forming near Mazatlan with word of a new Tutree line. Local authorities note a value tagged at $2,000 for an item or bond related to the movement.
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Pewocirens
Spocey
Yser
Carranza to stay in Jalapa a few days
Nov 28 dispatch says General Venustiano Carranza will remain in Jalapa for two or three days to become acquainted with the district people. He is accompanied by Generals Obregon and Aguilar. General Heribero Jara led the garrison and is noted as a key constitutionalist figure. authorities claim Mexico City was evacuated with his capture.
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Vera Gnilg
Menustimno Carranza
Heswan
Generale Obregon
Agullir
Heribero Jara
Jett
Mand
Thio Garrigon Mere
Ceneea Tagibr Waa
Dhollant
Mexico City
Fort officials report Mazatlan fort turned over to revolutionary government
Unconfirmed reports from Juarez say Mazatlan fort on the West coast was handed to the revolutionary government by mutinous Carranza troops. Carranza officials admitted they lack definite information about the event and its movers.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juaren
Mazatlan
Convention
Hindenburg Named Field Marshal Amid World War Claims
Reports from the front detail German forces under Hindenburg pressing the Russian offensive to a standstill and inflicting heavy losses. The West sees a slow, promised German attack while rumors surface of fleet actions and mine warfare near the British coast.
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Belgium
Holland
London
Night under martial law blocks village movement
In JONGHERY on November 28 soldiers impose strict rules during martial law. Visitors must sleep in vehicles near villages and cannot eat or drink unless food is requisitioned by soldiers. Inns refuse cooking, streets close after 8 pm, and violators face gendarmery parole and escort to the rear.
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Jonghery
Asito
Enemy at a standstill says von Hindenberg
Telegram from Thorn in Prussia reports General von Hindenberg issued an army order praising his troops for halting Russian forces in Russian Poland. Emperor William sent congratulations citing protection of the eastern front and promotion of merit. The message notes 60,000 prisoners and 180 guns as results.
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Vou Hindenburg
William
Thorn
Noverseomsko
Germany
Cracow
Silesia
Amsterdam
London
Prussia
von Hindenberg
Poland
Hin
Renounced Will in Martinshueg Case
In Martinshueg November 1944, Mrs Mary Becker Hass Palhtri renounced the will of her late husband Robert L. Hows, a probate entry noting the $10 bequest to Ellenberh Hees and the rest of the estate to be distributed per the husband’s will, with the county clerk recording the renunciation and proceedings.
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Martinshueg
Mary Becker
Raward L. Hows
Neutrali Shipping
Ellenberh
Orison
Goal Stolen London Telegraph News Telegram Crimea Era
Reuters reports a German cruiser halted the Norwegian ship Helicon in Chilean waters and forced a cargo transfer. The ship’s bow was badly crushed during coal transfer and the vessel must dock for repairs.
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Tram
Chilean
London
Reuters
Christiann
Antofugasia
Helicon
Fresh Troops Advance Toward the Yser Front
A despatch from Amsterdam says Friday morning fresh troops arrived at Bruges and moved toward the Yser. Some troops appeared uneasy, crying, as the Yser region bears a harsh reputation. Bruges was addressed by the commander Thursday promising to take them to Calais. Separately, Manders natives were arrested as spies after Zeebrugge bombardment. Swiss reports: France Germany and Austria reach an agreement to release civilian prisoners aged 45 to 60 deemed medically unfit, affecting several thousand individuals.
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Sey Asnociaren Pneny
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Rom Amsterdam
Bruges
Yser
Nluigs
Ahten
Icon
Calitin
Manders
Zeebrugge
Berne
Switzerland
Paris
Swien
Trance
Germany
Austria
Letvilian
Army shirt contracts flood St Louis submissions
In St Louis on November 28 firms submitted bids for army shirts and related gear for British soldiers. The contract, to be awarded next week, totals over two million dollars with 7,000 artillery sets valued around 175,000 dollars. Also announced were shipments of 43,000 underwear suits to Amsterdam and 12,000 blankets to Mexico, plus saddles to begin next week.
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Associates Eneant
ST. Louis
Jarnesé
Vst
Tought
Amsterfuriy
Mexico
Stray shells hit two Americans at Naco siege
Turmoil near Naco Sonora as Mexican forces renew attack striking two mare Americans. Ninth Cavalry trooper wounded and shells explode near the U S customs house as Hill's Carranza garrison resists Maytorena's Villa troops in the border clash.
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Naco
Ariz
Sonora
Ninth Cavalry
Hill
Carranza
Garrizon
Maytorena
Villa
United States
Fed reserve banks pay first instalment to regional banks
Washington November 28. Banks of the federal reserve system continued last week to pay the first instalment of reserves to regional banks. A statement of the condition of the twelve banks at the close of business yesterday showed a rise in gold holdings over November 20 of 24 million dollars and an increase in cash of 21.7 million dollars.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Sloneyot
Anni
Gopher gang member shot in New York slaying
Five gunmen used a telephone tonight to contact William Doyle, a known Gopher gang member, who was shot and killed shortly after. Police hunt for gang adherents tied to the double murder amid a spike in violence.
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William Doyle
Gopher
New York
Salto Be
Little Patay
Sand
Bown
Doyle
Barhat
Trembern
Earthquake Shakes Paris and Nearby Areas
A fragmented report notes an earthquake impacting Paris and nearby regions yesterday. Despatches describe tremors felt across coastal and inland locations with uncertain details and damaged lines hindering full reporting.
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William Jasber Nicolls
Ithe Wang
Oiders
Aidady
Reauiiér
aAriota
Europa
Warrine Nationa
T Wy United Statia
Grout
Marc
Austra
Hungary
Fennie
Risia
Beleum
Tontmuna Trork da
Clarksburg Furniture Co
W. Main St
Guaymas
Jalapa
Petro
Hertha
Libay
Ilso
Falrer Wilhelm der Grosse
Baltic Sea
Ireland
Fleetwood
Irish Sea
Will
Martinaturg
Lorenease
BIOS
Feee Reserve Bank
Goimen KL
Reece
Tonkow Tashan
Athens
API
Spender
Uber
Weny
Lynchis
Separe
Simmons
CSG & Scale
Timmon'a Plumbing & Electric Company
W. Pike
Clarkytring
Carl
Empire National Bank
Clarksburg, W,a
Ene
Thind Street
Highland Bros. & Core Exclosiva Shoes
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