Austro German Forces Hit Serbia in Balkan War Report
A war bulletin from Berlin and Paris outlines Austro German forces suffering heavy casualties in Serbia with 20 000 killed and 40 000 wounded as Bulgarians push from the east and Serbia resists at Belgrade. Reports also note German victories in Artois and Champagne and renewed fighting along the Somme front.
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Serbia
Paris
Athens
Berbia
Belgrade
Acr
Ninh
Saya]tive
Salouski
Tempes
Ber
Belsra de Semenéria Gradichte
Bosla
Ceat
Phe
Eoel
Mackensen
Bertin
Leavy
Dring
Bare
Danube
St. Four Ditt
Hood
Deliblat
Danuba
Pozarevec
Txo
Jrrobuenck
Furs
Thers
Aiden
Loos
Souches
Hache Forest
Champagne
Maes
Auberive
Lipoas
Alune
Quennevires
Xrertez
Lorraine
Vouge
Iilley Exchangea
War Situation Review From London October 15
London dispatch reports limited changes in near east operations after Belgrade, with Bulgaria asserting Serbian aggression violated neutrality. Western front notes British gains and losses under German shellfire, and disputed claims on Nine mine works near Unla. Greek finances cited entente support to keep armies mobilized.
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Milan
Vis
Paris
Ita
Athens
Correre Delia Stra
Entente
Tta
National Bank of Greece
London
Near East
le Pot
Manchester Guardian
Ingry Royal
Foreign Office
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Balkan
Grey
Belgrade
Dulgaria
Serbia
Berblay
Belsrade
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Byth
Barrail
Verdun
Maine
Satoniki
South Galn
House of Commons
Unla
Iranoff
Sern
Stripe River
Galicia
Petrograd
Atelio
Mielent
Dyinek
Drinsk
Tate
Ober
Danube
Nish
Parte
Chreecex
Athenes
Bulgarians and Serbs Fight Near Key Bulgarian Roads
Bulgarian general staff reports Serbs attempted surprise attacks near Trem, Baskorgrad and Kustendil to seize strategic points guarding the road to Sofia. Bulgarian forces repelled the assaults and drove back the attackers amid ongoing fighting.
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Mir
Four Shot In Charleston Mayoralty Fight Tragedy
Four men were shot and seriously wounded in a factional clash outside a Charleston meeting of the city executive committee. Wounds included scalp injuries and an ankle shot. Police called in militia and National Guard to restore order as investigations begin.
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Charleston
Sidney J. Cohen
Manning
Columbia Battalion
Merchant
National Guard
W. A. Turner
W. E. Wingate
Wilensky
Jeremish O'Belen
Frightful Loss Reported in Dardanelles Casualties
London Oct 15 British casualties at the Dardanelles up to October 9 total 18 957 with 1 195 officers among them. Australian forces reported 29 121 casualties. Dispatches describe the losses as fearful and the campaign as hopeless amid debate over withdrawal and redeployment.
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London
Dardanellea
Dleures
Dardanelles
Test
Long Milferner
Jio
Mallipoll Peder Sola
Lord Lansdowne
Eny
Trardanelles
Trawa
British Sink German Boat Amid Baltic Action
A British submarine torpedoed and sank a German destroyer at the southern entrance to the Øresund between Denmark and Sweden. A second destroyer and a cruiser were reported involved in the action, with a rear explosion after the torpedo strike. More maritime news from New York notes trade shifts and direct steamship plans to Sydney and Australia.
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Denmark
Sweden
Haltje
North Sea
Palsterbo
New York
New South Wales
America
Australia
B.E. Quinn
Sydney
Germany
Japan
China
Submarine sinking reported by German torpedo craft
A partial dispatch from Copenhagen notes that a German torpedo boat and a destroyer crew were lost during engagement with a submarine in the Baltic. The German craft attempted evasive maneuvers as opposing forces exchanged fire, with bombardment continuing for some time.
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Jando
Copenhagen
Aage
Firitlehrude Marine
Chetes
Autr Rcerioe
Destroyer Destroyed in Fierce Naval Engagement
A destroyer was destroyed after a terrific explosion. Other ships of the fleet reportedly retreated. A submarine remained on the surface near the scene for some time before disappearing. No survivors have been found.
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Sanic
Fierman
Lawyer Stackpole Dies of Anthrax in New York
New York Oct 15 Lawyer Stackpole 71 of Riverhead Long Island died at Bellevue Hospital after a brief rally from anthrax infection the rare human form. Physicians noted the unusual biadiasare and watched the anthrax toxin from the Bureau of Animal Industry at Washington for response.
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New York
Fieetee F Blackpole
Miverbrad
Longsland
Metlevue Hospital
Ate. Ware
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Turkish Artillery, Air Raids Report Heavy Losses
An official Turkish war office statement reports heavy losses inflicted on the enemy near Analarta and An Burma. Turkish forces claim destruction of an enemy aircraft, a machine gun position, and a torpedo boat target, with artillery driving torpedo boats from the narrows near Beddu Mahf and Beddu Ablar.
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la Tonedon
Turkish War Office
Analarta
Tosligoel
Burma
Beddu Mahf
Iyia Taft
Enere
Nea
Beddulabr
Greece Declines Intervention in Serbia War
Landau Oct 15 Greece declares it will not intervene in the war on behalf of Serbia. Premier Zalmis presents Graeco-Berbian treaty interpretation and states the current government believes the treaty does not require Greece to intervene under the present circumstances.
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Paris
Walle
Balkans
Petit Journal Milen
Italy
Passaroritzs
Morava
Nish
Matin
Danube
Timok
Ti Nishta
Bmitrovitza
Mitrovitea
Parle
Greece
Serbia
Pachlteb
Ktor Conatant Rovernment
Varialea
Aibons
Landau
Dritieh
Serbis
Pres
Zalmis
Berbia
Surprise for ailing Sen Cummings at Davenport luncheon
The midwest preparedness conference ended in Davenport with a luncheon where Senator Cummings of Town Frank faced the crowd and disclosed he had aligned against President Wilson on domestic policy while supporting aid to the Allied nations. Colorado note: three women from San Francisco traveled to Washington with a petition for woman suffrage to be presented in December, meeting Mayor McKesson and other city officials.
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Boon
Wilson
Rexart
Gupfragiste
Puedlo
Colorado Aptings. Cola
San Francisco
Waabehington With & Monster
Vlaitore
Mayor McKessom
Ely
Muntelpa
Hagbart Andersen
Glaxmann
Wi Connliero i
Pincock
Diocock
Orak
Derk Sergesor
Walter Wilson
Deak
Municipal Court Alwaye Hss
Deak Sere
Paciies
City Police Dept Investigation Opens Deliberations
A city committee appointed to probe alleged misentries in the police records for late 1911 met at the police station to begin hearings. Proceedings stalled as key papers were unavailable and custodian Andersen was hard to locate.
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City Board of Commissioners
Deak
Hupbart Andersen
Pa Hce
Charles Pincock
Mr. Andersen
Andersen
LG Nye
W. J. Critchlow
William C. Howell
Mr. Nye
Sr. Cotchlow
Howell
A.0
Fell
Ollie
Pincock
Ube
Sosathe
Cwhen
Paule
Drake
Eliy
Jone
Muntelpal Court
Leave of Absence Denied for German Auxiliary Cruisers
Norfolk Navy Yard denied leave of absence for members of the Kronprinz Wilhelm and Prinz Eitel Friedrich crews who were interned. The navy department revoked leave until six warrant officers questions were resolved after reports of yacht purchase and attempted escape. Further internment actions were indicated as investigations continued.
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Warrington
Bronpeice Wilhelm
Prinz Ettel-Freiderich
Norfolk Navy Yard
Navy Department
Ths
Heatty
Norfolk Yard
Cermat
Tree
Cary Department
Durant Postoffice Robbery Suspects Captured
A Durant postoffice robbery ends in a gunfight early morning as one of the three suspects is captured while two escape into Timberholt. A car left abandoned in Fulton with fatal gunfire aftermath ties to the crime, as officers pursue the remaining suspects.
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Cilpton
Mother and Three Children Die in Brooklyn Home
New York reporters say Mrs Apple Huntsinger, 40, and her three young daughters were found dead in their Brooklyn home. All nine rooms appeared lit and one stove was in use, suggesting a deliberate act to cause an explosion. Mrs Huntsinger identified a man found in the East River as her husband, Joseph Huntsinger.
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New York
Apple Huntsinger
Wrooklin
Worso
Huntsinger
Josep’ Ituatsinger
Premier Bequeaths Fortune to State
Amsterdam October 15. The premier Ey schen of Lurembure died Tuesday and left his entire fortune to the state to promote education for political economy. Director Gegera Monsnes will temporarily take M Hyachen's place to direct state affairs.
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Amaterdam
London
Thesno My —the Elf
Eyschen of
Lurembure
Tarector Gegera Monsnes
M. Hyachen
Cholera Epidemic Reported at Kiel Naval Yard
Wireless report from Detachment 15 in London describes a serious cholera outbreak among Kiel forces and the German naval band. Only three cases noted with patients sedated. fears of further spread and danger to troops traveling to the Eastern War theatre.
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London
Pozarevac
Sergendria
War Office
Serbia
Herlin
Kiel
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