Thirty Thousand Germans Killed in Great Battle on Bainsizza
Washington reports thirty thousand German soldiers including two division generals were killed in the battle on the Bainsizza plateau. General Cadorna pushes reserves with British and French aid looming. Berlin states Austro German forces have taken over 180,000 prisoners and seized 1,500 Italian guns as the fourteenth army claims another victory.
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Washington
Bainsizza
Cadorna
Berlin
London
Italy
German War Office
Teuton Fourteenth Army
Italian Headquarters Report Seven Miles From Udine
The Cadorna bulletin says Italian troops, fully reorganized, are holding the enemy at a distance of seven miles west of Udine, as of Wednesday. The report comes from Italian headquarters via The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Udine
Italy
George Han
London
Mnes
Iain Wo
Steel
Ani
Europe
Antesien Ace
Jtasku
British Take Beersheba Captured in Palestine
Beersheba in Palestine has fallen to the British according to official announcements. In Paris French detachments raided German lines and returned with forty prisoners while a German assault northwest of Rheims was repulsed.
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Beersheba
London
Palestine
Paris
War Office
Rheims
German Artillery Active Near Passchendaele
German artillery remained active to the night east and northeast of Ypres with a hostile concentration near Passchendaele dispersed by our fire according to the official report dated November 1. The report notes continued shelling in the region and positions.
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London
Ypres
Passchendaele
Review of war situation and Italian retreat near the Tagliamento
General Cadorna shifts to a defensive withdrawal across the Isonzo and Fruli plains to mount a strong counter attack. Italian lines hold with eyeing a counter move as German forces push toward the Tagliamento near Udine. Italy, France, Britain, and the United States rally to blunt German advances on multiple fronts. French offensive north of the Aisne yields prisoners and gains while British forces push in Palestine toward Beersheba and Jerusalem.
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Austria
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Laon
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Gerusa
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Palestina
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Jerusalem
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Horon
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Italian Contingents Halt German Advance at Third Army
Northern Italy dispatch reports picked Italian contingents offered themselves for the supreme sacrifice and delayed the enemy’s southwestern march, preserving the main Italian forces for a counteroffensive. Cavalry actions and bristling morale hinder Austro-German advances as distant Arab revolts signal broader resistance. The Times correspondent notes strain on the Milan front and ongoing winter fighting prospects in France and Flanders.
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Rian
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Carso
Piexga
Telmino
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Serge Seale
Jana
Pajesile
October British Army Losses Reported in October
October losses totaled 2377 casualties with 14 586 killed or died of wounds and 61 814 men wounded. Officers wounded or gassed reached 4133 as Haig renewed the big drive in Flanders advancing a wedge into German lines threatening Belgium and northern France.
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London
Leers
Field Marshal Haig
Flanders
AAIL
Belgium
France
French Vessels Sunk During Week
The week ending the 28th saw French merchant ships sunk by submarines or mines. Vessels over 1,000 tons and one under 7,600 tons were lost. No fishing boats were sunk. Four steamers were attacked unsuccessfully.
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PANIS
Abipsig
Wadro
Free Fortified Farmo Capture and Italian Front Notes
Brigades drive enemy machine gun detachments from concrete strongholds as British guns with Italian troops press forward in Italy. Reported: over 100 enemy prisoners, heavy artillery duels, and damaged transports with Finland torpedoed but steering to port under its own power.
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Ryan Presa
Meeleheein
Mang
Founda
Priyantra
Youngatora
Hertling Turned Down as Imperial Chancellor News
London dispatches report Count Georg von Hertling has been rejected by leading German officials in a move seen as a rebuff to the emperor and a parliamentary rebuff. The messages, likely written before Germany wired its decision, said Hertling was offered the post and consulting with leaders. An electric mashlight patent note follows other unrelated items.
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London
Georg von Hertling
Amsterdam
Tees
von Hertling
Packing House Rates Upheld by Interstate Commission
Washington November 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission upheld packing house rates from South Omaha South St. Joseph and Kansas City Missouri to California terminal. The decision came as complaints of packing houses were reviewed. About slatey men of the electrical department of the Tennessee? tramway were on a hike or a third question of rates of pay.
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Washington
South Omaba
South St. Soseph
Kansas City
California
Interalat? Com Motes Commission
Telfset Tireland Tramway
East Wales torpedoed and sunk by German U boats
A German submarine torpedoed and sank the British steamship East Wales of 4,221 tons off Queenslawn on October 14. Survivors report two U boats attacked, wrecking the ship's steering and bridge, with 11 men killed or wounded as crew abandoned in small boats. British escorts intervened, but the submarines fled after more torpedoes were fired.
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Finland
United States
Navy Department
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Ita
Navy
Servieg
Atlantic
East Wales
Queenslawn
George W Finne
Baltimore
Beat Wales
England
Niujog and Steel
Southampton
Queenstown
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Wales
Leleas
Beltish
Walea
Fritteh Project| En
Thirty Raiders Attack England Reach London’s Heart
British defense reports describe a night raid on London by thirty enemy aircraft. Several groups crossed Kent, some penetrated toward the city but bombed areas near the outskirts. many were repelled by barrage and Allied fighters. Limited damage and casualties were reported, with clouds hindering full observation and engagement.
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Barraga
Hostije
Kent
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Palitan
Wrencht -Abewt
Essex
Soath
Watel
Three Cent Postage Reinforces Mail Rules Tomorrow
Washington reports the three cent postage becomes effective tomorrow. Postmasters will return letters lacking correct postage if the sender is unknown, while known senders will have deficient postage collected. The Irish Railway Clerks’ Association seeks a further advance on the war bond.
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Tomorow
Postoffica
Reilway Clerke’ Association
Frado
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