French Troops Rout Bulgarians in Southeastern Serbia
French troops routed three Bulgarian divisions on the Gradek Volandovo Rabrovo front in southeastern Serbia, decimating forces and forcing Bulgarian units to reform. Reports from Athens and Paris describe gains in Champagne and other theaters, with Allied talks of upcoming offensives and strategic moves near Salonika and Belgrade.
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London
Gradek
Volandovo-Rabrovo
Safaniki
Havas
Taris
Athens
Havas News
Anstroderman
Ninh
Porarevac
Viret
Berban
Macedonia
Strumitaa
Ioniki
Sla Parte
Strumiter
Bolgary
Nid
Bar Il
Tabara
Desperate fighting across Austria and Serbia reported
Vienna reports intense clashes as Austro German and Bulgarian forces defend Serb heights. The Austrian war office says enemy attempts to breach positions near Gorica failed while Italian and German units clash along Daberdo plateau. Serbian frontier actions see forces driven back north of Arangatelevac and Dalanka with Bulgarian advances toward Negotina and Timok crossings.
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London
War Office
Tonto
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Daberdo
Maloiza
Ban Marteno
von Koevesa
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Arangatelevac
Bertlug
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Slatina
Morava
Dalanka
Petrovac
Orsava
Otar
Kishovo
Timok
Rajarcrac
Russ Successes Continue on Eastern Front
Petrograd reports ongoing Soviet success along the southern Dvina front as Russian activities extend near Riga. German efforts near Riga show no decisive breakthrough, with steady operations continuing amid the war’s conflict zones.
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Petrograd
Ort
London
Dvinek
Riga
Unclear battle report on Russian positions and Drinsk
Fragmentary dispatch notes Russian positions shaken, German capture of topks not altering Drinsk, city status remains uncertain. Renewed fighting resumes with renewed vigor nearby, as authorities call the situation satisfactory despite ongoing clashes to the north and south.
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Miga
Topks
Drinsk
Sioc
Serbians Turn on Invaders Amid Gains and Attacks
Pari reports on October 25 that Serbian forces in multiple sectors attack and repulse invaders. A Miaka counterattack near Alloud Dra on October 1 yields two mountain cannons, two machine guns, and two field kitchens. A later move at Ratchatsa secures horses and jouchtqe guns. Fighting persists on the northern front October 22 with no position change. Eastern fronts see activity in Keivela, Vereao, and Skatite as tensions continue.
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monThe Berbians
Seine
Gues
Bun
Timare
Ratchatsa
Keivela
Vereao
Skatite
British claim sink German cruiser in Baltic waters
A British submarine reportedly sank the German cruiser Prinz Adalbert in the Baltic. An official statement notes only a small portion of the crew was rescued, with 57 officers and men aboard. Cargoes and exact location remain undisclosed as authorities confirm the loss in a telegram from the general staff dated October 23.
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London
Baltic
Paral General Staff
German Bomb Plot Suspects Arrested in Weehawken
New York and New Jersey detectives detained Robert Fay and Walter Schole near Weehawken on charges of conspiracy to damage U S war shipments. Fay admitted entering the United States via Rotterdam to blow up ships carrying artillery and ammunition for the Allies, claiming independence from German embassy directives and detailing plans to attach explosive mines to vessels leaving New York.
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Mudeon River
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Sixteenth Barony Infantry
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aTia
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von Pareo
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New Jersey
Upantwood
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Mnurh
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Pay
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Canada
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Bulgarians Reported Making Gains On Various Fronts
An archived Serbian war office bulletin circulated by Maras News Arcocs claims Bulgarian forces advanced on several sectors. Serbian troops retreated to the left bank of the Missaon while Bulgarians crossed the Drina near Viahentad and moved toward Kralirce Selo. No change near Virot and southern Moravia repulsions noted.
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Koubrohaltza
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Drina
Viahentad
Merzegovina
Kalaterac
Timok Tiver
Kralirce Selo
Virot
Moravia
Twelve Lives Lost in Fire at Pittsburgh Factory
A fatal fire at the Union Paper Bar Company factory on the North Side left eleven sisters and one man dead. A crew member among the twenty six girls and six men employed is missing. Fire led to severe burns, some bodies unrecoverable, with rescues halted as officials fear more fatalities.
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Pittsburgh
Union Paper Bar Company
James Crown and Company
Shorula
Bandits Attack U S Infantry Near Brownsville
Brownsville Texas October 25 bandits attacked an entrenched U S infantry camp near Brownsville wounding a private and prompting a pursuit by Captain and ranger units. Daylight revealed a force of about thirty to fifty bandits in two attacking groups. Mezdiza bandits reportedly fled as U S troops pressed the chase through brush last night.
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Texas
Browperiie
United Btalea
Paiol
Fourth United States Infantry
Privaig Herman
French Lick Boring
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Alfteen
aUlon
Forces in control of Han in Hulu incident report
New York dispatch says American authority in Hulu has fully established control after Marines Kail and Kaleht arrived aboard the Orange. Witnesses say native leaders spread rumor bullets would harm Americans, delaying early resistance briefly. Also noted is the appointment of James L. Cure Ma of Key York as minister and convnl general to Valterie, succeeding Georges Hockner of France.
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