Greeks and Bulgarians Clash on Serbo Greek Border
Paris dispatch reports Greek and Bulgarian detachments in Epirus near the Serbo Greek frontier exchanging fire. Several Greek officers and soldiers dead or wounded. Greece rushing reinforcements to Koritza and Cogradespi. British and Anzac troops withdrawn from Gallipoli area to new operations, with heavy German activity on the Western Front and debates in Sofia over next moves.
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Brindisi
Italy
Havas
Epirus
Koritza
Cogradespi
Phol
Landon
Dre
Aitha
Susta
Anzac
Gallipoli
Gallirati
Seddul Bahr
Eptente Ponstra
Ar Tonger
Seddul Babe
Peninscia
Germana
Hero
Artilery
Ypres
Messines
Armentieres
Paitile Ie
Greece
Sten Andely
Gounsrly Party
England
Greace
Barontkd
Bulgaria
Bolgarian
Radoslavott
Allisa
Dratn
Balan
British Ship Cambria Sunk in English Channel
Toronto reports the steamship Cambria once owned by the London and Northwestern Railway and later in Finnish admiralty service has sunk in the English Channel. A Toronto source, Charles B. Marmer, said the cablegram indicated the ship was lost with no hope of rescue.
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Toronto
Ontario
Cambria
London and Northwestern Railway
Firnish Admiralty
Bam Teen
Toronto Star
Taeutenlant
Charlee B. Marmer
Hobert Marmer
United States Notes Pressure on Austria Over Ancona Sinking
Secretary Lansing announced the second American note to Austria regarding the Ancona disaster has been sent and should reach Vienna tomorrow. The message, largely a reiteration of prior demands, preserves a firm tone while citing American time, survivors, and the Austrian admiralty’s account. Twelve Americans aboard were identified, three survivors reported, and names include Mrs Cecil L Grull, Joseph Torrall and family, Pasquale Laurino, and Pasqua Tamura among others.
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Lansing
Austria
Ancona
Vienna
Fatima
United States
Bansing
Carmela
Americal Paesporta
Alexander Jotative
Maria Nicola Potailvo
Maria
Irlando
Maria Irmiba
General Villa May Get Refugee Rights in US
United States officials consider granting General Villa political refugee status should he enter the United States. A move would shield him from extradition while the Villa faction negotiates peace with the de facto Mexican government in Mexico, though questions remain if immunity would block charges for cattle dealings. Local El Paso and Juarez reports tie Villa to ongoing northern revolution concerns and possible immunity deals.
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Pepere
Villa
Fs Nartherm Mesleo
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War Department
Vila
State Department
Ville
Ar Tral
Carranza
North
Ffl Esal
Villa Anny
Ofaclaw
el Paes
Lansing
United
Biales
Sould
EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Inge
Mealco
Carmozay
Metica
Mexico
Nce
Vita Terestay
Iranco
Vina
Avila
Chituahus
Security League pushes congress on defense plan drive
National Security League votes to mount a nationwide campaign urging Congress to adopt secret army and navy recommendations, aiming to strengthen U S military power beyond current administration plans. Despatches were sent to General Lansing to deliver to Villa. Carranza meeting sparks extradition questions.
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Security League
Congress
National Security League
League
Army and Navy
United States
Great Britain
Germany Faces Internal Crisis Faces War Debt Dilemma
Amsterdam telegraph reports Vorwaerts asserts Germany must outline how to raise funds for interest on war debts and for redemption. It cites Dr Karl Helfferich and notes bills for new war credit and doubled annual costs, urging postwar import taxes to end and clarity on policy.
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London
Germany
Karl Helffertel
Ther Refebatag
Vorwarrta
Brunin
Reichstag
Lt Raya
Tr. Hellferich
Vorwaerts
Ealetiog Finanrela
Une
Allied monitors shell Germans in early World War I report
Berlin reports Allied monitors shelled German positions at Westende on the Belgian coast but were driven off by land batteries. German headquarters notes air attacks on Paperinghe near Ypres and says Western theater artillery was active. In the Austro Hungarian front, forces report gains near Majkoree and Cekiing as fighting continues northeast of Tara.
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Vustelans
Germana
Sutix Bay
Anzace
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Anzice
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Figaro
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Berlin
London
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Saya
Paperinghe
Yoren
Westende
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Nruges
Tara
Pune
Majkoree
Royal near miss as German planes swoop on village
Paris reports the king and queen of TMolxinuy escaped unharmed after six German aircraft attacked the village near their residence as they left mass. The attack came from the German front led by the prince of Wuertleburne, first cousin of the imperial queen, and two planes flew close to the royal party.
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Parle
Athens
Mato Ays de Renena
Amy Staffs
Paris
Dre
Tmolxinuy
Petit Journal
Mass
Tle
Lombe
Printa
Wuertlembure
Psychological test proves a success in Berkeley police work
Berkeley police chief August Vollmer announces a new psychological testing system for criminals has shown strong results. Developed with University of California experts and first used in Chicago and Seattle, the program is being adopted by other cities and praised by officials, with Henry Goddard of Vineland Institute cited as a pioneer of related ideas.
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Henry Goddard
Vineland Institute of New Jersey
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Luyerils Caane
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