Submarine Bremen Mystery Drives New York Salvo of Reports
Reports from London describe the arrival of a German submarine bearing cargo of dyes and chemicals. Captain Koenig refused to discuss the Bremen’s fate as weather and rough seas hindered communication and sparked a flurry of competing accounts from Newport to New Haven about encounters and possible sinkings.
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Koenig
Bremen
London
Destenland
Hantern
Samea
Connecticut
Itis Moraine
Saltimore
Atlantic
Ta Hock
Prsbaalytig
Mate
Ghiet Omece Brapont
Rowe
Audi
Minch
Depraud
Nevat
Brians
Wireiegs Tast
Tara
Newport
Wilhehmetoren
Oviauerty
Stareeles
Uhere Noues
New England
Liubmariias
Navy department eyes new scout cruisers and battleships
Washington reports the Navy Department opened bids for four scout cruisers and two battleships as part of the 1917 building program. The ships promise sustained speed of about 445 knots and catapult-launched torpedoes. Awards likely by month’s end. bids from Newport News and New York Shipbuilding.
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Washington
Nev
Navy Department
Fuiray
Coesamen
Harrisburg Logo Control Hearing Discusses Water Power
In Harrisburg on November 2 Dr Samuel G Dito Charged with appointing a committee to draft legislation with the state’s commission to study water power and industrial needs. The group discussed reservoirs water supply and irrigation indicating plans for a broader Commonwealth control of water resources and potential future projects.
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Harrieburg
Samuel G. Dito
Leal
Ronanrra
Lvitala
Govacaur Brun
Sheature
Nap Diy Commission
Clorbg Sestion
Rao Tzrenre
Walern
Uacembis
Brumbaugh
Ian
Commonwealth
Morel Kuecies
Tamission
Edzar Jadwin
Tulted Stutaa
Franke Rat
Morestry
Jomminsignen Conklin
Ite Lule
Prohibition Candidate Attacks Hughes in Maryland
A disorderly scene unfolded as a prohibition candidate launched an attack on Hughes. The campaign event drew a hostile crowd, with interruptions and unclear remarks about sobriety and future policies. The nominee claimed chances to affect national reform and emphasized readiness to press his platform locally.
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Airy Arase
van Bond
Fife
Maryland
Uathos Gupeland Found Guilty of Murder of Lecturer
Aetvenon, eee, on 4 Aner bing our 85 Rouse Lhe Jury tonne Tohn Coneland now puricy of telling Alack, the anti Catholic sectaren, at Marshall last February. Tan other mone went Grin nah charaed OF ating, tymthe Binek kiting.
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Marshall
Ating
Two American Aviators Killed in War Headlines
War dispatches report five Americans among ten killed in action as French troops press near Bapaume and Verdun amid Russian counterattacks and German sorties. The note cites unclear names and locations including Nave Taha and Predeal, with Allied bombardment and stalled advances on multiple fronts.
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Epee Meares Baeri
Mortbeadt
Uereby
Sapidine
Macedonina
War Office
Aonewt
Brnch
Bacal
Margallent
Aivo
Eeu
Verdunta
Tannagny Nave Taha
Martan Tor
Robert Prema
Russian Orchestra to Appear in Gala Evening
A shaky OCR summary reports a November 20 event featuring a Russian symphony orchestra under Pintomet supervision, with heavy advance orders for library and concert seating. The piece notes prominent conductors Theodore Thomas and Sousa, mentions pianists and violinists, and highlights a dramatic shift of players from conductors to solo roles amid a crowded audience.
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Orchestey
Rive
Suramene
Ike Hataw
Theodore Thomas and
Sousa
Sousa Were Violinists of Sgring Aks Pevlerlek
Thoman
Strater
New York Philharmonts
Ap Eseauieh
Tae Dowsky
Tiasacusa
Herigus Eames
Calli
wouve_Altschlor
Hezi Bik Cally Atbdiem
Apenret
Golohey
Cmadie
Amnachutee
Tithovab
Oloist
Techale Shutsie
Cohd
Loss of ships in English Channel sea battle
London reports discuss a German raiding force attacking British vessels during the Channel actions. The Queen, a transport, and other ships faced torpedo threats as naval authorities weighed moments of attack and the risks to passenger boats amid wartime operations.
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England
Aumius
London
Trausparin
Maud Allen Delivers Daring Dance in Warren Theater
Maud Allen’s evening program at the Library Theatre in Warren features intense modern dance, praised for its technical bravura and expressive range. Critics note her control, dramatic interpretation, and the orchestra under Ernest Bloch enhancing the performance, despite some uneven passages.
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Naud Allan
Library
Abe
Tome
Ernsta
Sepiin
Aki
Webet
Rashou
Griegs
Dyate
Mies Allan
Seien Conauetor
Ana
Bloch
Mfr
Bleuie
Pervonal
Samdranie
Plaza Torousheg
Tecumiaue
Voters Endorse E. M. Hodges for Assembly
Voters have good candidate in E. M. Hodges for Assembly. The county scene is described as quiet amid election sentiment. The note suggests Hodges as a favorable choice for local representation with broad voter support across the county.
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E. M. Hodges
Open Letter From Warren County Voters
A fragmented election letter urges voters of Warren County to support a candidate for the General Assembly. It references honesty and integrity, criticizes current officials, and calls for scrutiny of election conduct. The note hints at continued discussion on a later page.
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Aa Marten
Warren Ce
Germany seeks full facts on sinking of British steamers
Washington reports Germany asked for full details from the United States regarding the sinking of the British steamers Ma tiana and Rowanmore. Survivors claim ships were torpedoed without warning, causing several American deaths. U S officials and officials in London discussed the incident as pressure mounted for clear information and accountability.
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Washington
Germany
Fontea
Hawaiimare
Jane Aighe
Berlin
Platy Department
Wielligh
Partiaa
Interae- Sonat
United States
Sussex
Riuta Department
Len
London
Fey
Ae Leon
sbUmariase
Colesathors
Duluy
Americerale
Eminem
Marini
Consor Frost
Guernstown
Acrs
Hus Breas Association
Jerome Declare Tal Giyeue
Hans
New Library Building Lighting Plans Revealed
A new exterior lighting system for a library building was outlined, with design using scattered fixtures atop the structure. Officials expect the installation to cost the Light and Power Commission and claim the lighting will enhance visibility and safety as the system aims to develop over 30 000 candlepower. The experiment will be monitored to assess its impact on the surrounding area and the building’s facade.
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Navy
Duck Company
Wuilding Company
Lowase
Fuel Company
Ike Ives
Warren
Woolworth
New York
Ethars
Interesting Letter on Niagara Falls City Governance Plan
The letter discusses shifts away from an old city management plan, arguing that leaving the old methods improves efficiency. It references officials including George W. Kaos, director of the Department of Lucius Affairs, and Mr. Knox, noting municipal certification and leadership debates. The piece mentions the city manager position and a broader push for streamlined governance despite opposing views.
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Autaonts Municipal Gorrenmene
Ceneriense
Asuuriubon
New Vie State
Perennalle Taross
de Mos Rayeen
Juden
Beavers
Avonnissien
Helen City
Elis
Weaia
Coms
Assaivn Torin
suveruaeKl
councilmen back change in Warren government
Ex councilmen and local leaders in Warren defend a switch from borough to commission government. Interviews in Minley echo belief the change will save money and improve services by simplifying tax collection and reducing salaries. Several ex aldermen urge voters to approve at next Tuesday’s election.
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Murgess
Prexant Couneil
Minley
RoverRment
Fimzncs
J. R. Durham
Coupeliman
Clark
Warren
Jenuses diMewley
Mary Times
Kanbb
Schofield
Sounciimsn
Poul
Commeiman
Jahr Pawlet
Eccomciimon
Vara
Eomicil
Shearns
Felli
Tam
Deuwen Vue Commission
Eiriwen
Gorge Folkman
Fitta
Koomans Lowisimay
Cresent
B. V. MacDonald
Arerney
Sihwul
Espansaus
Sehant
Watts Tower threats rise as vigilantes raid estate
A garbled report describes tensions around a Watch Tower group led by Pastor Wigsell and Russel in a community near Maven. It mentions la rene Chloe tree rage, Neek schn, Faye, seat Tos Ansel, and a siege feel, with police and legal actions implied.
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Nina
Faye
Las Veges
Pastor Wigsell
Peuevary Tit
Connnyl
Ua Sud
Food Riots in Russia Reported by Overseas News
A Moscow dispatch notes unrest in Russia with reports of food riots in Yurga district. Demonstrators clashed with authorities as protests spread, and local stores faced shortages. The Overseas News Agency cited tense conditions and rising prices triggering the disturbances.
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Huss
Moscow
Uni
Maresh
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Deutschland
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Scout Craivent
Harrisbur
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Uathos Gupeland
NGI
Flying Corps
Bapaume
Teutons
Paris
Stenetime Corps
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A. Diepateh
Midate
Ied
Library Theatre
The
Philomel
Maud Allen
Warrex
Warrane
Hodges
Democratic
Wvnddie
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Vis
Donias
Slactoa
Beaverhaven
Cramer
Sudan
Lansing
Parc Tee Rarny
Iagara Falls
Charles Russell
Trai
Laren
Chloe
Newsrarer Brchly
Russia
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