Haig Wins New Ground In West Front Push
British forces renewed pressure on the Somme front with attacks northeast from Beaumont Hamel and Beaucourt. German lines were pushed back as artillery exchanges and counterattacks followed the British advance. French positions near Monastir faced flank maneuvers as operations continued.
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Gen. Haig
West
Inore Brook
Beaumont-Hamel
Beaucourt
Case
London
Biaches
Somme
Rene
Four Dead in Auto Race Party Reported Murdered in Parral
A Chinese refugee in Juarez reported that Villa and his band killed foreigners in Parral, including Americans, Germans, Chinese, Hebrews, Arabs and others. Five Americans reportedly escaped to Cuícali n Sinaloa, with further fear over more deaths among noncombatants. The party of T G Hawkins Jr and others left Parral November 2 for the west coast.
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EL Paso
Juarez
Jimenez
Chihuwalma
Parral
Theodore Hoemuller
Hoemuller
Edgar Koch
Santa Rosalia
Culican
Sinaloa
United States
Juares
Villa
Sam
Lele
Carranza
Culiacan
Mexico
T. G. Hawkins, Jr
Leslie Webb
Bernard McDonald
Howard Gray
A. W. Morris
Parrat
Tog. Hawkins, Jr
Alvarado Company
Hawkins
T. G. Hawkins
Movement for Peace Takes Definite Form
The Swiss Frontier reports a move toward peace talks with a joint call from neutral governments to belligerents. Delegates would discuss peace considerations as several European neutrals engage with the American government and involved belligerents on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uemlin
Koelnische Zeithe
Tribesmen Battle British on Frontier in New Skirmish
A frontier clash reported by the war office says a Mush force clashed with 6000 tribesmen. The tribesmen were defeated and withdrew with a pen of their camp. Only one British casualty is listed.
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Ondon
War Office
Serbians Gain on Macedonian Front Amid Front-Line Push
On the Macedonian front east of the Cerna River yesterday the Serbians captured 800 yards of trenches and stormed hill No 1212 in the Cerna sector. The French progressed toward Monastir and reached the outskirts of Kanena in adjacent operations.
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Macedonia
Cerna
War Office
Liven
Monastir
Kanena
Private William Carr slain in artillerymen dispute
L Paso November 18 Private William Carr of Company H Eighteenth Infantry was killed in a street confrontation with Private H J Sanderson of Battery A Fifth United States Field Artillery. Sanderson was arrested by provost guards and jailed on murder charges following the fatal dispute in the city street.
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L. Paso
Wil‘am Carr
Company H
H. J. Sanderson
Tuaned
Tates Field Artillery
Exican
Minnesota and Wisconsin Result Reports
The secretary of state announced Minnesota’s complete official vote showing Hughes ahead by 396 with 179 553 for Hughes and 179 157 for Wilson. Wisconsin totals show Hughes winning by 27 478 votes in complete returns.
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Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Juliusz Schmahl
Hughes
Wilson
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles EB. Hughes
Wisconsin
Retaliatory Laws Plans Considered by Wilson Administration
Washington November 18 secretary Lansing stated retaliatory legislation to grant the president power to lift or act against foreign trade restrictions is under consideration. He denounced reports as false and said the decision rests with President Wilson with no chance of change.
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Washington
Dierretionary
Lansing
Desparteedt
Deeteten
Wilson
Jury Selected to Try Prosecutor in Missouri Case
A juror was chosen in the criminal court in Joseph Missouri to try A McDaniel on a charge of murdering his wife. The trial opened with Mrs Sarah Mow and Miss Alleene McDaniel seated with the state, marking the first time female family members attended the proceedings.
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Joseph
A ._ McDaniel
Sarah Mow
Mise Alleene
McDaniel
High Cost Probe Not Placed Under FTC Review
Washington officials say the Federal Trade Commission will not launch an investigation into high prices of basic goods. The move is due to overlap with the Justice Department under the Sherman Antitrust Act, rendering a separate probe unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fedeal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
German consul denied in Parral Mexico reports
Reports from London dated November 18 through Berlin on the murder of Edgar Koeh a man claimed to be the German consul at Parral Mexico are false no German consul by that name exists in Parral or anywhere in Mexico.
Awards Set For U. S. Destroyers
The Navy Department announced awards for 14 torpedo boat destroyers from the latest naval appropriation. Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation in Quincy, Massachusetts will construct eight vessels while Union Iron Works Company in San Francisco will build six.
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Washington
Navy Department
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Quincy
Mass
Union Iron Works Company
San Francisco
Referendum on Eight Hour Law Ordered by Chamber Council
Washington November 1 The national council of the United States Chamber of Commerce will order a referendum of member trade bodies on the rail and related situation. The meeting aimed to gather views before a congressional hearing next week on the Adamson eight hour law and broader railroad issues.
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Washingon
National Council of the United States Chamber of Commercce
National ‘Chambers
Joist Congressional Committee
Jurors Excused in Federal Court Until Wednesday
Jurors were excused in federal court by Judge Sawtelle until Wednesday afternoon. There will be no cases tried Monday or Tuesday as civil motions and routine matters fill the docket. Sentencing of criminals convicted in the last two weeks was deferred to next week.
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Aki
Eternoon
Sawtelle
Francisco Rojo
Chaaed
Exico
Federal court case leads to reward for capture of suspect
Albert Moreno and Joaquin Borrell offer 500 reward for the capture of a white slavery horse suspect after a federal court hearing on November 9. Bond set at 5000. Rivera bonded to 2000 by immigration authorities. District court session preceded by warrants naming conspirators shipping supplies between factions in Mexico. Rivero last seen in Tucson. associates and attorney John MacKay deny knowledge of his whereabouts.
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Albert Moreno
Joaquin Borrell
Rivera
Rivero
Mexico
Tucson
Sinc
Jobn MacKay
Taxpayers Slow in Paying City Assessments
City tax cases are coming in slowly as the tax collector’s office opens. Notices to owners fall on deaf ears while subway assessments accrue interest since August 14. The contractor may sue to enforce payment or transfer claims to a new holder. liens and assessments threaten property.
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Ure
Sott
Betev
Tragic Santa Monica Grand Prize Crash Claims Several Lives
In Santa Monica a Grand Prize race ends in disaster as Lewis Jackson dies after his car hits a telephone pole and trees. Spectator Harold Edgerton and a lemonade vendor are killed instantly. a mechanic and a camera operator are among the injured or dying as the event unfolds with multiple lap times and lead changes recorded.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Lewis Jackson
Jackson
Harold Edgerton
L. Jenkins
Pala
Aitken
Pulien
Puljen
Resta
Cooper
Rickenbecher
Wiltor
Wiles
Cooper Resta
Kuekster
Ruckstell
Wall
Toft
Jackarmmip Jackson
Johan Shrands
Wilcox
Rickenbacher
Tragic Train Collision Kills Woman and Child in Boulder
Mrs Anna Hoyle 24 and her 3 year old daughter Herel were killed when a Colorado and Southern train backed into a street car in Boulder. Brother Elmer Hoyle 5 and Mrs Bessie Banks plus the car motorman A W McKinley were slightly injured. All the injured were expected to recover.
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Boulder
Colo
Anna Hoysle
Herel
Colorado & Southjerp
E. L. Hoyle
Elmer Hoyle
Bessie Banks
A. W. McKinlye
Yale Defeats Tigers Before Record Crowd
Yale defeated Princeton 10 to 6 at Princeton in their annual game before a record crowd. Yale capitalized with a Braden field goal, Legore touchdown, and Comerford conversion. The first half was messy, but Yale surged in the last two periods to hold off Princeton.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Braden
Legore
Comerford
Tigers
Prinestes
Towelbeck
Yele
Princemark
Driggs
Blue
Eddy
Gath
Wilson
Moore
Tibbetts
Moseley
Tibbotts
Le‘gore
Tibbott
Fusk
Lenetia
eSley
Greden
Jacques
College Football Scores From A Patchwork Week
A batch of final and period scores from college and university games. Notable results include Pennsylvania 10 over Michigan and Cornell 37 over Massachusetts with several ties and close margins across teams like Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Purdue Nebraska and Navy versus Villanova.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Case
Ohio States
Dartmouth
West Virginia
University of Mlinois
Chicago
Cornell
Massachusetts
Ames
Iowa
Colgate
Syracuse
Morningside
South Dakota
University of Utah
Williams
Amherst
Missouri
Drake
University of Colorado
School of Mines
Northwestern
Purdue
Harvard Loses First Grid Iron Game to Brown
Brown defeated Harvard 21 to 0 in Cambridge as Pollard and teammates led the scoring with two touchdowns and a key run. Harvard mounted a late rushing effort but failed to close the gap, with standout plays mentioned amid the rough contest.
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Harvard
BROWN
Cambridge
Mass
Bruntel
Pollard
Weather forecast for the week predicts fair start
The Weather Bureau forecasts the week starting Sunday will begin with fair and moderate temperatures in the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions. Unsettled weather and possible local showers are expected midweek, with Wednesday turning colder and fair weather returning later.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Rich Contractor Killed by Auto in Denver
A wealthy contractor A. B. Brand boasted of hitting anything on the road then released the wheel as his car crossed a small bridge. It swerved into a 25 foot ravine and Brand died at once. Miss Fern Patterson Mrs Cele Miller and R B Baxter of Denver were seriously hurt.
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Denver
Colo
A. B.rand
Sand Creek
Brand
Fern Patterson
Cele Miller
R. B. Baxter
Opened grave in murder mystery clears family name
Christine Diemer’s grave at Pontiac is opened and her body removed to clear the names of her father, mother, and sister who were recently involved in a related story. The act aims to address questions surrounding the oath and the family’s alleged involvement.
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Pontiac
Christine Diemer
Hughes at Lakewood Count Test in New York
Charles E. Hughes and Mrs Hughes test here today before Lakewood New Jersey trip to await the official California vote count results for the pending outcome of the election.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Lakewood
N. J
Callifornia
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