Allied Move from Macedonian Capital Sparks European Expectation
Entente writers regard the fall of Monastir to Gen Serrail’s forces as a pivotal moment in Macedonia. The day or two ahead will reveal whether the advance resumes quickly or a rest period follows. A potential push from Prilep toward Negotin could outflank Bulgarians along Vardar passes, while Greece faces Greek army armament demands. news from Athens notes Central Powers ministers ordered to depart Greece by Wednesday.
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Monastir
Serrail
Macedonia
Prilep
Negotin
Vardar
Entente
Despetch
Athens
Greece
Miss Law Sets Record Flying From Chicago to Hornell
New York Nov 26 The flying record for a nine hour flight from Chicago to Hornell and then to New York was established by Miss Law. She completed the final leg 152 miles into this city in two hours and 206 minutes, surpassing former holder Victor Cerb. Her machine featured a front pilot seat and strong wind resistance.
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York
J Law
Governors
Hornell and Bingham
S. 2
Geneva
Leonard Wood
Victor
Ados on coast after Arizona tour
Vera G McAdoo and Mrs McAdoo arrived after a tour through Arizona and prepared to leave by automobile for San Francisco where they will be guests of Senator Phelan.
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Angeles
Cat
Vera G
McAges
Secretacy of the and
Mre
McAdoo
Ari
Francisco
Phelan
Arm Loan Board holds big meeting in Albuquerque
Officials and trade representatives from several sections of New Mexico attended a meeting today in Albuquerque. Farmers and others discussed the loan act provisions and district roles with Mr Norris outlining questions and clarifying the law for agriculturists.
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ARM Loan Board
Carisbed
W. C. Bernrat
Clayton
C. W. McCann
A. Ande McDonald
Clay L Deming
N. RB
P Uhyauera
R. H. Carter
Chariton
Bi. Bowers
Purhenene O
Thaw Visits Family While On Leave From French Aviation Corps
Lieutenant William Thaw and C. C. John, members of the French American aviation corps attached to the army, arrived in Wy York on the steamship La Tou on French time for a home visit. They said they are on leave.
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WY York
Illiam Thaw
C. C. John m
Viation Corps
la Tou
Epee
Campaign Contests Cloud Arizona Governor Election
Reports say the 1912 Arizona contest law is vague and the canvass board rule was dropped as counties recounts could confirm Thomas E Campbell as governor. Governor Hunt aims to contest, while detectives report irregularities. officials debate certification and who truly seats the governor.
Mystery Shrouds Brotherhood Pact With the AFL
Plans for coordination between the American Federation of Labor and four railway brotherhoods to push an eight hour day appeared at a conference in Washington. Leaders, who met with President Gompers and then aimed for the White House, vanished from the city amid secrecy. Officials fear a united employer move to resist the eight hour day as Congress investigates railroad tensions.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Great Railway
Gompers
White House
Butt
Baltimore
Congress
Brotherhood
Tucson Prepares for Prohibition Era Mail-Order Distilling Crackdown
Report from Tucson describes widespread shipments of personal use liquor as drought restrictions loom. Officials warn train routes will funnel alcohol to stores and saloons, while residents stockpile spirits and freight offices rent space to handle packages. Authorities expect enforcement to intensify as dry laws bite.
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Tucson
Hunt
Wels Farr Express
Testoore General Neers
Les Aveetes
Fae
Delegation To Papago Land Open Request Planned In January
The Chamber of Commerce and the board of supervisors will send a delegation to Washington in January to urge that the Papago Indian reservation be thrown open. The group will meet Interior Secretary Lane and discuss boundaries and mining lands with Senators Smith Ashurst and Rep Heyden.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Supervisors
Washington
Lane
Papago
John W
Andrew P. Marti
von KietnSmid
Universty
Ariess
W.C. Goet
Pima
J. F Meyers
Terror Department
Geological Survey
American Cotton Prices Jump in Manchester Market
London reports an advance in cotton prices as the Manchester exchange suspends business, according to the Exchange Telegraph Company.
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London
Manchester Exchange
The
Exchange Telegraph Company
Grocer Accused of Burglar Suspect in Neighborhood
Local reports allege a grocer by day who weighed edibles for neighbors ran a burglary scheme by night. Police say Gammato attempted to flee in a delivery wagon loaded with apparel valued at 3060 dollars and was killed by a pursuing officer. Neighbors knew him as a respectable merchant.
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Mttle
Gammato
Butter Price Rise Seen Likely in Chicago Market
Chicago November 20 reports of continued butter price increases. Co K McNeill, president of the Chicago Butter Exchange Board, stated today that the board members expect prices to stay up, possibly rising by five cents.
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Chicago
Co. K
McNeill
Chicago Butter A Eex
Parker Not Cause of Change in Fire Station
Acting Mayor A C Bernard states Parker and the fire committee had no role in altering fire station plans. He explains bids were reviewed and specifications changed from lath and plaster to another standard before contract, with no minutes entry. Bernard insists the Star article created an erroneous impression and asks for publication.
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Parker
Tucson
Arizona
Arizona Daily Star
North Side
O. C. Parker
Banking stint ties Sioux City man to Denver venture
Sioux City report notes a local man named John became involved in the banking business in Denver, Colorado, during the period around November 20.
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Sioux City
John Gaged
Denver
Colo
County vote recount trims Campbell lead by seven
Pima county board of supervisors completed the official count showing Tom Campbell trailing Governor Hutt by seven votes. Campbell’s overall lead rests at 228 after the tally, with 325 of the unofficial count previously reported. The验证 count finished around 2 pm. O J Baughn leads H D Row by 499 in this county, Wilson carries the county by 527, and Ashurst wins Pima county by 69. Carl Hayden holds a 773 vote lead here, Ridney P Osburn gains 774 as secretary of state in the county, with Deane Merrill winning statewide auditor as J McKenzie leads state mine 1 and J W W over Hughes for state senate by 169. A R Buehman 661 over Treahey for representative.
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Thomas E Campbell
Hunt
Tom Campbell
Arizona
Hutt
Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Campbell
O. J. Baughn
H. D. Row
Wilson
Ashurst
Carl Hayden
Ridney P. Osburn
Deane Merrill
Mas J. McKenzie
State Senate
Hughes
F. Goodell
Hes
A. R. Buehman
Treahey
J. P. Mai
Federal Investigating Board Probes Transportation System
The Joint Congressional Committee investigating transportation began with a preliminary meeting. Chairman Newlands outlined the investigation while witnesses sought to delay appearance, aiming to protect plans. The scope includes rail river and ocean carriers, telegraphs and telephones, and public utilities regulation versus government ownership.
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Washington
Ser
Joint
Congressional Committee
Newlands
Situs
Criflop
Excart Hamittom
Express
Gprs
Newtemis
Ministers Ordered to Leave Greece by Wednesday
A dispatch to the Exchange Telegram from Vice Admiral Dufournet, head of the allied fleet, warns that ministers must depart Greece by Wednesday.
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Dufournet
Greece
Germans and Bulgars Make Heaty Retrees Day
Entente troops pursue the fleeing foe and occupy villages north of Monsstir. They destroy the city from which the population has fled.
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Monsstir
Pteamern
Explosion kills two men on tug Rambler Brooklyn waterfront
An explosion caused by a defective boiler on the tug Rambler on the Brooklyn waterfront killed at least two workers. The vessel sank in its pier hold while about a score of other dock workers on nearby lighters were injured.
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New York
Brooklyn
Woman Killed by Hatchet Blows in McDaniel Case
In St. Joseph Missouri on November 2, Dr A B McGlathlan testified that Mrs Harriet Moss McDaniel died from hatchet blows. He said the wounds could not have been made by her husband Prosecutor Oscar D McDaniel as he faces murder charges. The witness also noted he could determine if blows were left handed based on wound nature.
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ST. Joseph
Harriet Moss McDaniel
A. B. McGlathlan
Oscar D. McDaniel
Metjlothlan
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