Rumanians Hold Ground Amid Teutonic Pressure Front
Rumanians resist German and Austrian forces in Dobrudja as Field Marshal von Mackensen’s corps push toward the Danube. Reports say Romanians blow up the Danube bridge, while Russians and French mount counter moves elsewhere on the Verdun and Macedonian fronts with allied gains and air strikes noted.
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von Mackensen
Berlin
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Black Sea
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Turke
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Paris
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London
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Monchy
Arras
War Office
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Yeaver
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Saytille
Teutonic
Binaya
President Wilson in Ohio Campaign Swing Amid Cheerful Welcome
Cincinnati crowds greet President Wilson during a Midwest tour stop. He arrives at Union Station at 11:30 a.m. and is led through thronged streets to a hotel. The schedule includes four speeches, a reception, and lunch, with Democrats praising the visit amid Republican and party color.
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Wilson
Bia
Life
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Witeon
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intarest _Batatina ds
Nia
Svern
Greece
Albania
Golobrida Althourh
Wbrrt
America Finds Its Place In World Task Says Wilson
President Wilson argues in a wartime speech that America must pursue spiritual unity and self reliance. He stresses individual responsibility to shape the nation and its leadership role from coast to coast, insisting prosperity does not come from Europe and warning against fear of European economic schemes. He calls for sympathy toward Europe and readiness for defense and offense as the nation prepares for future global duties.
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Ohio
America
Humas Liberty
Walty Jolning
Tian bin
Himaell
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Chambter of Commerce
Chamber of Congress
Amos
Twotech Boand
Ibera
Ismaeli
Goddens
Europe
Hoe
Turkish Troops Attack British Fortifications Near Kut
Turkish defense ministry report states Turkish units conducted a surprise attack on a British camp near Sheikh Said on the Tigris below Kut al Amara. They penetrated trenches, captured arms and supplies, then returned to own positions. Pursuit continued toward Tehernavoda with allied forces.
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Constantinople
Lendan
Turkieh
Sheikh Saad
Tigtia
Kut E-Amara
Turkish War Department
Tigris
Many Ships Sunk by German U Boats
Berlin reports the admiralty says in September 14 hostile merchantmen totalling 182600 tons were sunk or brought down by central powers submarines or mines. Thirteen raiding ships were captured, and three armed steamers seized. Also 32 neutral ships totaling 73600 tons were sunk for contraband cargo.
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Berlin
Ireless
Admiralty
Once a Queen Now She Scrubs Floors in Serbia Era
The former queen, once prized as one of the most beautiful women, now lives in poverty and performs menial labor cleaning floors. At fifty seven, she faces an uncertain health and financial future, hoping to endure as a working, unseen figure.
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Serbia
Teutonic allies push beyond Constanta threaten Medjldip
Military dispatch reports a rapid Teutonic advance after Constanta with 20 kilo meters gained beyond the port. Medjldip fell into danger, Rashovo abandoned, and the Danube bridgehead at Tehernsvoda used to cover a Russian and Mamanians retreat. Romanian supply lines degrade as German Austro-Tungarian forces tighten grip on the Danube region.
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Pisces
Medjldip
Museo Rumanian
Eant
Danube
Rashovo
Teutonic
Tehernsvoda
Conatan
Tehernavoda
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Debradja
von Mackensen
Jeans
Europe
Consanza-Tcher
Ruxiania
Russia
Cnn
Carpathian
Paper famine a thing of the past
Berlin Ott 28 Noon Via n don 425 pm The threatened paper famine which months ago canned eries of Giatress among publishers appears now to be a thing of the past Claimltr a shortage of labor and high wares the manufacturers have short ly advanced prices once the outbreak of the war and the publishers several monts ago reduced the number of pares to care expanses The government and other authorities also inaugurated a propaganda at the economical use of paper Manufacturers are now encourse the consumption.
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Berlin
Situation turns for the Teutons
Derlin October 26 reports from Wireless say the capture of Tesernavoda by Field Marshal von Mackensen's army has definitely turned the tide. Debrudla and related actions are noted as part of the turning movement, with emphasis on strategic changes on the front.
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Sayuille
Tesernavoda
Ven Mackeneen
Roosevelt Speaks on Wilson in Clinton Stop
In Clinton Iowa on October 26 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt addressed a large crowd during a train stop en route from Denver to Chicago. He attacked President Wilson for a “too proud to fight” policy and praised Hughes, urged passage of woman suffrage, and defended his own readiness to strike if necessary while stressing a desire to avoid war.
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Iowa
Denver
Chicago
Thedore Honsevelt
Witeon
Hughes
United Batra
Colonel Noosevelt
Fred Agalant
Hughes Speaks to Workers on Home Stretch Plan
Charles E Hughes opened his late campaign tour in Wartford Conn speaking to workers in nearby munition plants. He urged focus on self respect peace and national strength, arguing a vote for him is a vote for enduring place and alliances while cautioning against tariff driven prosperity. He was greeted by crowds in New Haven and Meriden with several hundred students cheering in New Haven.
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Hughes
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New, Haven
Verdun French advance nears Vaux fort
Verdun forces push to within five hundred yards of Vaux fort as they press the offensive following their Tuesday sweep. German resistence appears weakened with French casualties light and many prisoners taken. material gains include captured German guns from the Ravine of Death. Three lieutenant generals led by General no longer in initial positions are noted for their prior potential promotion.
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Aris
Verdun
Vaux Fort
Germans Had Massed Guns of All Rallbera
Cenerale
Wa|ais
Joffre
Hughes On Last Speaking Trip
Charles B Hughes departs New York for the final leg of his presidential campaign. Four speeches planned in Hartford Providence and Boston with an evening meeting as his tour moves toward Ohio Indiana and New York return on November 3.
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Charles B Hughes
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Boston
Lugdea
New York City
Ohio
Mexican Women Sent 10 US 5 Observers In San Antonio
Reports from Washington note Carranza Obregon Trevino Madero Huerta kinship lines in San Antonio. Officials seek reasons for noncombatant Americans gathering there as Mexico’s social and economic tensions push wealthier women abroad. Military uncertainty persists about Carranza forces and Villa.
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Huerta
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Beliece
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State Department
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Bis
Clerico
Chihushus
Villa
Chihuahua City
War
Breauhehey
Oget
Mazico
Bad Lands Now in the East
Norwich report covers Ira Landrith denouncing dry laws as the prohibition movement shifts from the West to the East. He rails against liquor, calling eastern regions dog cities and bragging about eastern sobriety while critiquing northern states. A separate note from Northampton, Mass., announces a $60,000 professor fund at Smith College established by Mrs. and Mr. Gamble.
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