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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
1
Hertin via London reports the capture of 200 priesters and the might of Serbian forces in retreat. The head of German operations says open communications with Bulgaria and the Turkish empire are established, while Serbian troops claim to have halted the enemy advance and prepared for new actions on Albanian and Montenegrin fronts.
The Canadian government announced wheat stocks held from Port William to the Atlantic coast under War War measures. About 150 million bushels sit with farmers and dealers west of Port William, with exports to Britain France and Italy likely. Prices will be adjusted and growers paid promptly by the government.
Dispatches from Berlin and Paris report Europe’s Balkan crisis intensifying as Russia and Austria vie for influence. Roumania’s stance unsettles central powers while Greece resists entente demands, and a Turkish submarine aided a rescue after a British liner disaster in the Mediterranean.
Washington reports formal representations to London over claims that American TransAtlantic vessels may be requisitioned by the British Admiralty. The note protests the move and warns of an immediate sharp protest if Britain acts.
New York reports a second peace ship will sail December 4 to join the Oscar I and Frederick WH carrying delegates led by Ford to extract men from trenches. A faster ship will carry overflow delegates to aid in reaching prisoners with gunfire judged as faith backed by caution to pass censors.
The Progressive National Committee Executive Committee issued a call for its national committee to meet in Chicago on January 11, 1918 to fix the time and place for the national convention.
Washington reports show Senators and Representatives arriving for the early week of maneuvering before the sixty fourth congress opens December 6. President Wilson guides party strategy on preparedness while Democrats avoid caucus splits amid defense debates.
Late reports indicate British hold the battlefield at Otewiphon with Turkish retirement toward Diglah near Baghdad. Turkish activity increases at Gallipoli as they threaten Allies with new replies and ammunition, while Serbs move into Montenegro under Austrian pursuit. Vienna notes Austro Germans press at the Italian front and hope Russians divert forces. Bulgar ia halts westward as Macedonia is reoccupied. Kuropatkin to command invasion via Danube or Roumania toward Verna.
Market prices for wheat hay butter and eggs across Portland and Seattle are listed with varieties and ton prices. A state department note says no proved cases of nun outrages. a Vatican report mentions priests shot and nuns spared. Senate Democrats reelect Kern as leader. Kitchin chairing Ways and Means. plan to add one Republican to key committees.
Theodore Roosevelt has asked Nebraska Secretary of State to withdraw his name from the upcoming primary ballot in that state. This action follows his campaign decisions and aims to avoid appearing on the ballot in Nebraska.
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