Romanian Resistance in West Asia Amid Teutonic Push
Fragmented report describes Austro German forces capturing Craiova and Orsova, cutting Romanian retreat routes toward the Jiul valley as Romanians brace near the Alt valley. Russians counter move reportedly pushes south, with Entente forces repulsed near Monastir, signaling a volatile frontline.
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Eva
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LY Entente
Monastir
Soldiers new ally in Tucson greeted on trampl by Kaiser
Alabama Infantrymen of the 650th reach Tucson after marching from Nogales. Colonel Graves leads the unit as they camp near Third Avenue. A public parade and review are planned for tomorrow afternoon with a regimental band. The force, part of the border garrison, will remain in Tucson until Monday before returning to Nogales.
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Kaiser
Alabama
Nogales
Atsemst Infantre
Third Avenve
Nogal's
Douglas
Montgomery
Utah
Negsles
Chamber of Lunes
Y. Me Oas
Third
Jeliai
Open Gambling At Carnival In City Streets
The Great Wortham carnival on Scott Street between Santa Rita Hotel and the Masonic Temple and along Thirteenth Street in front of the Carnegie Library shows gambling devices. Betting wheels, ball toss games, and prize stalls attract crowds as the Trades Council remits a license, and critics say most prizes are cheap with a large house percentage.
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Wortham
Scott Street
Santa Rita Hotel
Masonic Temple
Thirteenth Street
Carnegiebrary
German Emperor Sends Sympathy On Death Of Francis Joseph
London telegraph reports Emperor William of Germany sent a condolence to Emperor Charles of Austria on Francis Joseph's death. The message praises the late emperor and expresses hope for lasting friendship between the dynasties and strength for Charles to bear the burden of wartime duties.
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Francis Joseph
London
Charles of Austria
William
Charles
Seach Loney
Villa attacks Juarez as bandits flee after renewed assault
Villa and his band renewed attacks on Juarez after a day of heavy fighting along the first line of government trenches outside Chihuahua City. Carranza officials report Villa dead and a de facto victory for his enemies, with General Julio Acosta among the fallen.
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Juarez
Mexico
Bdia
Carranza
Villa
Chihuahua City
Julio Acosta
W Arez
Mexas
Francesco Gonzales
Bragada Juarez
Gonzales
Chihuahula City
Ams
Carlos Ozuna
Treving
Terrazas
Willy
Murguiz
Murguia
Aea
Cerro Santa Rosa
Cubushua City
State
Signor de Stefano
Unclear text fragment cites chancellor for talks on Belgium
Incomplete snippet notes a German chancellor figure and a meeting on Belgium. It mentions a representative and a discussion on the same subject, but details and context are missing.
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Cherceilor von Bethn-Hollweg
Heelier
Cellor
Russian minister named premier reports say
Reuters dispatch says the Russian minister has been appointed premier by imperial ukase. The retiring premier remains a member of the imperial court and the empire’s council. The government faces parliamentary questions and ongoing issues with cabinet appointments and acting leadership.
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Rokrad
Prem’ Irmer
Empire
M. Trepetier impHeg
Explosion at Tucson School Injuries Prompt Clean Up
A box of caps exploded in rubbish at the Safford school injuring a Mexican laborer named Estrada and scattering teachers and pupils. Firemen and police searched the yard and beneath the building for remaining caps and dynamite, with authorities believing danger is past after cleaning.
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Trada
Safford
Ponte
Estrada
Steele
Parker
Archbold Undergoes Appendicitis Operation in New York
John D. Archbold president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey was operated upon for appendicitis at his New York home last night. His condition was reported as reassuring today and he was improving.
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New York
John D. Archbold
Standard ON Company of
New Jersey
Lea
Wilson declines aeroplane trip to attend Army Navy game
President Wilson watched his stenographer circle the White House in a wind driven scene but declined an invitation to fly. He and Mrs. Wilson will travel by special train to New York for the Army Navy football game and return tomorrow night.
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Washington
Wilson
Charles L. Swein
White House
Dent
New York
Alabamian Tells of Killing Judge at Trial
David D. Overton former clerk of Madison county circuit court testified at his murder trial that he killed Judge W. T. Lawier in self defense. Lawier's body was found in the river last June and the cause of death had been unknown until Overton spoke.
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Huntsville
Ala
David D. Overton
Madison County Circuit Court
W. T. Lawier
Lawier
Overton
Mare Island Yard Awarded Contract for Destroyers
Mare Island Navy Yard in California secured contracts for two destroyers under the twenty ships authorized by Congress. The award was announced in Washington as part of the navy’s shipbuilding program.
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Mare Island Yard
Washington
Mareh Mavy Yard
California
J Congress
Hilzinger Orders Carnival Gambling Closed by County Attorney
County attorney Hilzinger directed the carnival company to shut down all gambling games on the grounds this afternoon. Wholesale arrests will follow if not complied with immediately, closing over half the booths. The carnival held a six day permit starting Monday but began Tuesday and will not operate on Sunday. Citizens protested gambling on Tucson streets and questioned the Trades Council influence in approving operators.
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Hilzinger
George
Carnival Company
Tucson
New Emperor Named by Vienna Summit
Vienna reports a ministerial council meeting where a proclamation announced the change to the sovereign head of Austria. The aging ruler Charles will attend and the new emperor will reappoint the current governments upon death. Funeral arrangements await attendee confirmations.
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Vienna
London
Charles
British hospital ship Braemer Torpedoed in Aegean
The British hospital ship Braemer Castle of 6280 tons was torpedoed in the Aegean while carrying wounded from Sejouski to Malta. All on board were saved. The disaster occurred in the Mykoni channel near Mykoni island, about 1066 miles from Piraeus.
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London
Braemer
Vcastle
Sejouski
Malta
Agean Sea
Mykoni
Piraeus
Athens
Tino
Carnival gamblers arrested at Wortham show grounds
E. N. Brenson and 8S. P. Potter were arrested by Officer Hook on a charge of violating the gambling ordinance at the Wortham carnival grounds. The pair ran a marble rolling game with prize pennants, and a complainant said it was a gamble for money. They posted $50 bail and face a hearing this afternoon as county officials warned the carnival.
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E. N. Brenson
P. Potter
Hook
Hilzinger
Three Mexican Women Executed in Carranza Territory
News from El Valles reports Margarita Ocoeta Maria Castilla and Maria Reis were executed by firing squad at sunrise for alleged attempts to kill Colonel Gonzales Maz. Papers found allegedly incriminated them. It is the first trio of women executed in this region.
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ICAN
Mex
Columbus
N. M
el Balle
Carranza
Gonzales Maz
el Valles
Margarita Ocoeta
Maria Castilla
Maria Reis
Mexico
Protocol Signed for Mexican Troop Withdrawal and Border Patrol
Atlantic City N J November 24 a protocol was signed by Mexican American joint commission for the withdrawal of American troops in Mexico and for border patrol The border will be controlled by each nation on its side Cooperation on the border is left to army commanders The United States reserves the right to pursue across the border any bandit force that has crossed the line.
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Mexico
United States
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