Austro Germans Push South in Serbia Advance Reported
Wireless from Sagile and Paris describes Austro German forces pushing toward the city of Bh Hertin across the Timok River. Bulgarian troops seize Zalecar and Kalajevats. Gallewitz’s army claims hundreds of prisoners since Oct. 23. Dimitrief named commander for Russian forces bound for Dukfarlá and Romanian passage.
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Berlin
London
Loder Fonceralug
Gerbla
Iowa
von Koerese
von Gallettz
von Gallwitz
Boyadjiell
Zalecar
Kalajevats
Kalajevate
Krenovadara
Pirot
Milan
Waly
Paris
Sorriere Della Sera
Hadko Dimberetf
Dukfarla
Bucharest
Romania
Dimitrief
Russia
Efe
Russtan
Timbert
Serbia
Volraria
Draconian Pass
Tzasbrod
Mrot
Alexander
Ferdinand
Urneral Dimitrieffe
Bulgaria
Bulgarians Withdraw From Uskup In Southern Serbia Front
Situation reports from southern Serbia indicate Bulgarians pulling back from Uskup as Entente forces press on Veles and Kumanovo. Fierce battle rages, Bulgarians retreat toward Nish vicinity while a French air squadron moves from Saloniki to reinforce France.
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Veles-Komainovo
Saloniki
France
Nish
London
Serbia
Athens
Balok
Velet-Korainovo
Monastir
Constantinople
Lkely
Balonitz
Riga
Deinsk
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Riza
Pirot
Ferdinand
Salocht Piro
Wondon
Yakup
Milan
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Paris
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Tlertell
Salabie
Lekares
Veles
Tall
Plckowites
Lens
Tolmtac
Uakupl
Fall of Gorizia and Riva Timetable Imminent
Political circles in Rome expect the fall of Gorizia and Riva as Austrian reinforcements flood the Italian front. Telegrams from Paris and London report Russian bombardments on Varna and shifting Balkan fronts with several towns changing hands amid heavy warfare updates.
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Rome
Paris
Gorizia
Riva
Austria
Hard-srelled bug disrupts cable coatings debate
Albert Schuler of Santa Barbara reports a hard-srelled bug causing damage to cable coverings blamed on electrolysis schemes. He demonstrated specimens at the Independent Telephone Association meeting in San Francisco, claiming costs of repairs run up to 100 to 300 dollars monthly in Santa Maria for fiber repairs.
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San Francisco
Albert Schuler
Santa Barbara
Cal
Independent Telephone Association of America
Mr. Igehuler
Santa Mathara
Gaye
Raiser Deal Nets Peery Estate Building Purchase
Chas Raiser and Louis and Harold Peery of the Peery Estate have closed a 530,000 deal to buy the Standard on the grat on Twenty fourth Street. Kaiser will proceed with a modern business block, possibly an office structure or hotel, with 60 feet frontage on Twenty fourth Street and 115 feet on Hudson avenue, driveway rear. The sale marks an immediate start on construction.
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Harmon
Louis
Harold Peery
Peery
Freundadjelpine
Twentyfourth Street
Cnatles Kaiser
Hudson Avenue
Airs
Te Perkins
Salonik
Havas Neva
Macedonia
Lovett Joins Here With Union Pacific Officials
Judge S. S. Lovett, chairman of the union Pacific directors, arrived in Ogden from San Francisco and, with Brit. Jetfera of the Nebraska division and Supt. Trophy and Supt. Toucey, traveled on a special train. Toucey will return to Ogden tomorrow, Jeffers to Omaha, Trophy to Cheyenne. the ten officials stayed here overnight.
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Unioo Hathc
Ogden
San Prandeco
New York
Ile
Brit. Jet
Nebraska
R. Toucey
Wyomler
Union Pacific
Mr. Toucey
Ogden Tomorres
Jeffers
Omahs
Mr. Trophy
Cheyenne
Ogden Valley Mall Announces Revised Mail Route
Effective November Jat the Ogden Valley mall will switch 10 stunts along the line of Ogden La gan Thabo Hallway company to closed pouches. The mall to dispatch at 1 ppm by star route will move to ,25 pom. This change promises 24 hours faster mall service between Ogden City Lake City Eden HuntariNe Liberty and nearby towns. Outgoing valley mail will be brought to Ogden on the Bj 19 In drala.
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Ogden Valley
Ogden, Lagan & Thabo
Buslneva Mall
Lake City
Eden
HuntariNe Ant Liberty
Ja_forer
M. Drala
Sharp Break in the Cotton Market Today
New York reports a sharp drop in cotton with January contracts down around 6 cents, over $1.60 per bale from the prior close and about 75 cents below the season high. Selling broad, tied to unsettled overseas politics and worries about export prospects. From Los Angeles, Col. A. Black returns from a long visit with relatives.
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New York
Tragic School Fire Kills Dozens In Irish District
A devastating blaze at a Cot of about 3100,000 school destroyed classes and trapped students. Mother Superior guided children to safety before flames engulfed stairways, with ten hours passing before all bodies were recovered. Heroic acts included Maurice Harris carrying a crippled classmate down smoke filled stairs as investigators probe an alleged steam explosion.
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Feabods
Mars
St. John's Parochial School
Tesa
Tacape
Angus McDonald
State Police
Mother Superior
Alderom
Witte
Olbete
Genesfere Philips
Masa
John’s Parochial
Slater Aldegon
Tteen
Balem
Danvers
Barblehead
Tuttts
Aindow
Maurice Harris
Thomas Ofbea
Nean
Lizrie Nolan
Mary Fullivac
Allebael Dunn
Jaal
A. I. McDonald
Mutrel
Waa Jolact
Great Sale of Thoroughbreds at Elmendorf Farm
Leaington Kentucky October 2. Horsemen and cattle fanciers from all parts gathered for the disposition of the late Jamra U0 Hargin. The sale includes Jersey cattle stock and all of Elmendorf Farm assets. Stallions Ballot Heaslan and Seta head a roster of eighty eight brood mares and thirty one weanlings in the auction lineup.
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Wast Kentucky
Leaington
Elmendorf Farm
Jersey
Yaris
Kentucky
Avction
Ballot
Heaslan
Seta
Football Rally At Gh High School For Orange and Wax Eleven
A football rally is planned tomorrow morning at Oxden high school to drum up support for the Orange and Wack eleven for their Salt Lake venue on Cumenioge field. East Side Salt Lake high school teams up for a game, with a large turnout expected from Salt Lake students traveling to Salt Lake to oppose the Fast Ride voters. The event was moved from Saturday afternoon to cover with the Boulder fame on Saturday and travelers leaving Orden via the Flamberger line at 7 hr.
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Orange and Wack
Salt Lake High School
Cumenioge Field
Salt Lake
Pally
Flalt Lake
Erands
Aspot
Uooulder Fame
Viede Bet
Tran Out Visiers
Orden
Italian Troops Advance Amid Heavy Alpine Fire
Reports from Talian fronts say Italian forces push toward Santa Lucia and Tolmino with crossfire and fort captures southeast of Globna and Giorina. Artillery pummels Getobo and Monte Nero sectors as Austrians suffer prisoners and equipment losses. Rome cabinet pleased with progress. Barsalai reports Sarajevo bombings avoided St Mark’s.
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Tlome
Paris
Santa Lucia
Getobo
San Decto
Rovereto
Condarole
Coted Lana
Avuteiana
Monte Nero
Vodi
Prostesa
Dante Lu
Tolmino
Giorina
Nu Ber
Captain White reports ship loss near Port Arthur
Captain F A White of the steamer Ralakani from Port Arthur to Dartmouth notes a loss after clash with another vessel. He writes briefly that a superior force with five carried out the sinking, but the date and full details are unavailable. Newport News manager Hornloin reports the communication.
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Port Arthur
Dartmouth
Cogland
F. A. White
Newport News
Ia Hornloin
Newportd Keen Ship Watching Company
Capytain White
House Boy Denies Murder in Wealthy Mistress Case
New York October 22 Onnle Talash the home boy on trial charged with complicity in the murder of his wealthy mistress Mrs Ettraberh O Nichola took the stand in his defense today and repudiated any alleged confession. He testified that men at Nichyt name had urged him to arrange waters to Waltonen and allegedly rig a crime to steal jewelry. Nichola said she refused to reveal further and claimed three men murdered her for jewels. Talas said he was beaten when questioned and later released he aided the grace as best he could.
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New York
Onnle Talash
Ettraberh
Nichola
Feng
Talas
Arthur Waltof¢nen
Waltonen
Agvetaly
Olera
Tataz
Mater
Fta Bard
Stix
Nichols Jaalleg
Former Australian Gov S Any on D Ead Dies in Office
Former governor of South Australia, D Ead Jones, died there today in Oct. 1837. He served as president of the United and Foreign Anti Slavery Society and held the post in the colony before his passing.
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Thoma Powell Brusing
Unitted and
Poreign Anti Dlavery Society
South Anstralia
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