Bulgarians Move Toward Greek Frontier Across Salonika
British and French forces face Bulgarian advance near Saloniki as Greek troops withdraw to Serres and the Greek frontier is described as a potential invasion corridor. Reports from London and Saloniki detail retreats, reassignments, and possible Greek troop movements toward the Serbian border amid ongoing Allied actions in the region.
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Allies Continue War Effects Amid Retreats and Greek Ties
Dec 13 dispatch reports entente allies conducting orderly retreats while destroying tunnels and bridges to slow pursue. Greek government weighs risks of rail disruption with western Macedonia as Bulgaria and German actions produce heavy Serbian suffering and spiraling currency issues amid occupation.
New York Experts See Freight Market Postwar Break
The National Foreign Trade Council reports freight transportation may hit a postwar break as hostilities end. Some predict a sharp drop, others a gradual decline aided by new tonnage. Even with five million tons of German and Austrian shipping mobilized, world tonnage loss, plus 2 million tons under construction, complicates timing. A lasting postwar shift of materials to Europe could sustain jobs before demand normalizes.
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National Foreign Trade Council
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London Press Criticizes Note After Lusitania Sinking
A compilation of London editorials condemns the United States note to Austria as insufficiently aimed at a capable adversary. The Daily Express finds Germany’s response more deliberate, while the Pall Mall Gazette and The Daily Chronicle echo calls for punishing the submarine captain if he is German.
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Woman Indicted for Assault in Streeter Quarrel Case
Mrs. Georne Wellington Streeter faces a criminal court indictment for assault with intent to kill after allegedly shooting Sergeant George Cudmore during a police raid on the Streeter home over alleged illegal liquor sales. Streeter, wife of Captain George Streeter, is tied to the Lake Michigan district dispute and squatter claims affecting millions in land.
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Supreme Court Rules Moving Pictures Legal for Prize Fights
Washington December 12 The Supreme Court held the law allowing moving picture films of prize fights for public exhibition constitutional The ruling was announced in a brief order amid arguments over the event in Newark and Marsh related controversies involving the Wizard Johnson fight at Marana.
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Death penalty commuted in Canada case
Ottawa reports cabinet voted to commute the death sentence of Mire Elizabeth Cowart of Port George British Columbia to life imprisonment. The murder occurred in northern British Columbia. The governor general and Duke of Connaught were noted in the initial dispatch.
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Casualty Lists Show Higher Front Losses
Correspondence from London reports officers casualty lists for three weeks ending yesterday. Total killed wounded and missing reach 21,201 since the war began. Canadians suffer two killed and 11 wounded as overall Allied and Ottoman forces engage in Dardanelles and Western Front operations.
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Former Senator Cockrell Dead In Missouri History
Obituary noting the death of former United States Senator Cockrell of Missouri after illnesses of old age. Mentions service in the U.S. Senate from 1809 to 1910, appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission by Roosevelt, and role as a Confederate Army officer from captain to brigadier general with ties to Warsaw and Waerensburg.
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Ship Carolina Reaches New York After Detention by French Cruiser
Passengers of the American Steamship Carolina recount the ship being halted and a crew member removed by the French cruiser De Cartes on December 5 after leaving the harbor despite a three mile limit. A boarding party, including a lifeboat with six men, detached the ship for about two hours. Passenger Charles T. Pfalz described questions by a French officer, noting the apparent pursuit of a man among the crew and the tense atmosphere aboard.
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British Order Glass Bottles for War Needs
An order for 149 000 gross bottles has been placed by the Punah government with Harel Atlas Glass Company of Williams town to supply Le mado and other lines. The bottles are to feed rations for soldiers in trenches, including soups and milk. Trade authorities foresee exports of 1 009 000 gross next year amid a noted shortage of skilled workers at busy factories.
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Wilson to Review Dynamite Cases in Kansas Prisons
St Low May Der 1 revident Whilton learned fine today to devote an harvest Wednesday and hear testimony in the cases of John T. Darry and Paul J. Morin two Louisianans serving terms for alleged complicity in a dynamiting conspiracy linked to the nation slide. Edward A. Feehan attorney for the Moonbridge and structural iron workers and an Anton departed for Washington to press exclusive clemency arguing that Harry and Mark lacked a fair trial. Morris was sentenced in their case to save 4 ara Impelsonminnt.
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Paul J. Morin
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Winter weather hinders Dardanelles operations
London report from December 18 notes severe winter conditions disrupt Turkish and Australian troops at the Dardanelles. Blizzard and soaked trenches force evacuations, with many Turkish soldiers and mules dead or food-deprived. Australian and New Zealand colonial troops endure, though some had never seen snow. Frost, logistics, and ongoing cold cripple Turkish actions through January and February.
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Dardanelles
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Tue Front
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New Zealand
English Comment on Ancona Note Echoes Mixed Public Caution
Dec 12 report discusses reactions to the American note on Ancona. Editors call the note clear yet warn the public to withhold applause until outrages are clearly punished. The Westminster Gazette affirms no weakening in allied stance and aligns with U S positions.
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Westmierter Gazette
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Ice skating gains momentum in New York season
New York reports soaring interest in skating as outdoor and indoor rinks open daily. Public parks convert repair courts to skating spaces and shops sell heavy demand for skates, shoes, and costumes. City skaters are expected to rise from 49,000 last year to 200,000 this season.
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Bomb Plotters Are Arraigned In Federal Case
New York observers report that six men including Max Breituns and Herbert Blenale were arraigned before Federal Judge Mayer on a conspiracy to destroy Allied ships. Bond set at 50000. Fay and Scholz held for reasons of flight. A motion to appoint a commissioner to examine the prisoners’ take remains for hearing within the next three days.
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