Verdun Front Advances As Fort Vaux Falls To Germans
The French push along the Meuse front as Fort Vaux is evacuated by German forces after heavy bombardment. Italian and Austrian offensives report gains and prisoner captures while Germany concedes some French progress northeast of Morval and near St. Pierre Vaast Wood.
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Ftood
Verdunne
Meuse
Fort Doualu
Fort Vaux
Vaux
Verdun
Txlay Tly
Fort Aux
St Vereen
Paris
Berlin
Morval
St. Peete-Vaast
Lares
Berlif
Cource
Germany Signals Sinking of All Allied Supply Ships
Washington reports Athens informed that Germany plans to sink without warning all ships carrying supplies to the allies. U S officials await Germany’s reply on the Marina incident and examine affidavits from survivors. Germany’s stance questions pledged conduct and risks trading relations with neutrals.
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Germany
Greece
Washington, DC
Athens
United States
Washington
State Department
Marina
United
Lansing
Reteene
Robber Bandits Loot Passengers on Juarez Train
Bandits under Murga Brothers and Silvestre Quevedo seized a southbound Juarez train, robbed passengers, and stripped women of clothing near Laguna, after firing on Carranza guards. Dr. Haffner, mistaken for an American, was struck but not seriously hurt. About 200 bandits fled north, while pursuers sent from Saur and a repair work train responded to the damage.
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Chihuahua City
Mex
el Paso Junction
Carranza
Juarez
Villa
Dr. Haffner
Murga Brothers
Silvestre Quevedo
Laguna Station
Guzman
Dr. i
Laguna
Gallego
Largest airhowse meeting in Ajo draws big crowd
The event attracted Yavapai county attendees amid a strong GOP push. Speakers including Campbell and John Gust backed the ticket as M. E. Gibson E. H. Johnson J. P. el and Captain McDonald led organizing work. Over 400 votes expected, aiming for a Republican majority. The event stood as the second largest in the county.
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Ajo
Don
Perole
Campbell
Yavapai County
Pbell
W. S. Struges
Pimanty
Johnn Gust
Quet
M. E. Gibson
E. H. Johnson
J. Pel
Captain McDonald
Ma County
Yuma
Zayas Leads Cuba Presidency With Liberal Margin
Havana November 2 official returns show Alfredo Zayas leading Cuba with a nationwide majority of 9960 across provinces with 429 missing. Zayas told the AP his margin would rise to about 26 60 percent while Liberals lead in all provinces.
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Havana
Cuba
Alfredo Zayas
Repubblic
Senor Zayas
Menccal
Associated Press
Wilson Attacks Business Men Over Resistance to Change
President Wilson, speaking at a Wilson Business Men's League luncheon in New York, blasted Wall Street for lacking vision and said treating employees as partners yields prosperity. He praised those embracing change, warned brains burn from resisting it, and blamed too small a leadership group for U.S. business troubles. He was joined by McAdoo, Mitchell, Seabury, McCombs, Governor Fielder, and Senator Hughes among others.
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New York
Wilson
Wilson Business Men's League
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Mitchell
Samuel Seabury
William F. McCombs
United States
Fielder
New Jersey
Hughes
Mexican American commission stalls over border row
Atlantic City reports show the Mexican American commission making little progress on a plan to ease border difficulties. Temporary talks paused with no agreement, as representatives Cabrera Bonitas Pari depart for New York and Wilson speaks tonight. Officials in Washington express disappointment over the stalemate delaying the conference.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joint Commission
Luis Cabrera
Ignacio Bonitas
Alberto J. Pari
New York
Willson
Washington
State Department
Lane
Jour Commission
Hughes confident of carrying Ohio and Indiana
Charles E. Hughes told a Batavia audience he is entirely confident of winning both Ohio and Indiana. He said his tour through the states left him gratified by receptions that surpassed those accorded to any other presidential candidate.
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Batavia
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Ohio
Indiana
Aviator Carlstrom Sets Record Flying Chicago to New York
Nov 2 reports show aviator Carlstrom completing a Chicago to New York non stop flight with a record time. He landed Hammondsport at 4 24 p m and Erie at 11 26 a m after engine trouble forced a detour, yet still marked a new U S distance record on the route.
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New York
Carlstrom
Hammordsport
N. Y
Erie
Victor Carlstrom
Chicago
Wilson's Speech Sparks War Fear in German Press
Berlin reports via London that President Wilson's Cincinnati remarks are published at length. The Lokal Anzeiger contends his ideas could provoke war rather than prevent it, signaling tension over U S foreign policy.
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Wilson
Berlin
London
Cincinnati
Lokal Anzeiger
New York Odds Favor Hughes in Betting Surge
Betting today favors Hughes as odds rise in New York influenced by rising confidence and betting patterns showing Hughes ahead.
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New York
Hughes
Deutschland Spur of Mail Leakage at New London Harbor
A 50 member German liner Deutschland committee met Captain Koenig as mail bags arrived from the seas. Captain Beott sent a diver who found 14 small holes in the anchor bulkhead likely from an anchor impact, causing leakage during the voyage.
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New London
Conn
Deutschland
Koenig
Chamber
T. A. Beott
Scott Wrecking Company
War Office statement fronts French forces at night
A war office dispatch reports French units under Parib and Nev engaging the Geamne hunt at night. The Prenth forces were said to cap the action, detailing a nocturnal confrontation with conditions and limited casualties.
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Mene Soares
War Office
Whereabouts of General Rivero Unknown Amid Arms Plot
Federal authorities say allies and agents of General Santiago Rivero face conspiracy charges for funding arms for Mexican revolutionists. Rivero was last seen in Nogales and may head south to command a Legaliste band at San Blas. Tucson sympathizers reportedly relayed information through Mexico City.
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Santiago Rivero
Mexico
Nogales
San Blas
G. R. Servin
Tucson
Mexico City
Henry V. Anaya
Spanish-American Alliance
Carreanza
Ding
Phy
Wero
Herbererto Yzurieta
Manuel
Ernesto Valdez
Pai‘mer
Morales
United States
Ser
Brad Duncan
Ogag
James Me
Donald Bisbee
Wiliam ‘Neunhoffer
Deae Tees of Justice
Sewer Pipe Test Draws City Taxpayers’ Scrutiny
Leading taxpayers including N. E. Plumer of Southern Arizona Bank & Trust, John B. Wright, Dr. C. A. Schrader, Heidel, and Q. Monier join a public test of the new sewer pipe laid for Tucson. City officials debate cost, standards, and whether current pipes meet specifications amid claims of a commercial fight over the project.
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N.e.plumer
Southern Arizona Bank & Trent Company
John B. Wright
C. A. Schrader
Heidel
Q. Monier
Piamer
Wenpe
Fourth Street
Sunee
Tucson
Clark
Gsted
Waycottes Column Cut Up Report
government agents received information from Juarez authorities that 200 bandits led by Jose Ynez Salazar assaulted the Mexican Central train at Laguna station. all passengers were disrobed and taken by the bandits. only the Carranss train escort officers were killed in the incident.
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EL Paso
Texas
Juarez
Laguna Station
Jose Ynez Salazar
Chihuahua City
Carranss
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Zayas
Orto Ane
ICAGO
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Waycotte
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