LIAN TROOPS HOLD ALL POSITIONS IN FIERY PIAVE DRIVE
Reported by United Press from the front Nov. 19 describes LIAN troops holding prepared positions near Mt. Tom and the Piave River under heavy enemy pressure. 1,100 prisoners were reportedly taken as German and Austro-Hungarian forces renewed assaults and were repelled by Allied artillery and infantry in the Vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piave
Berlin
Elareg Puero
Mt. Corlla
Mt. Tom
Tallan
Bullahr
United Teens
British Rear Admiral Maude Dies in Command
British commander Admiral Maude dies in the line of duty. Reports from Leith Bridge area recount his role in naval actions during a sea fight. Details indicate he led from the front and contributed to the war effort before his death.
German Night Patrols Push Through No Man s Land
General Pershing visits front line troops as German patrols press through no man s land during recent days. Reports from headquarters describe limited resistance, artillery duels, and a tense frontline with American forces holding positions while awaiting further orders and reinforcement.
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No Man's Land
General Pershing
Drastic Alien Rules Issued By Government
The government today issued a proclamation applying drastic restrictions on enemy aliens in the United States. It bans movement within canal zone areas, limits access to ports and yard terminals, and requires alien workers to obtain passes. The Attorney General will supervise enforcement and prepare further orders as needed.
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Wagington
Trav
Ding
Golumete
Wanama” Canal Zone
Menia
United States
Wi Bs Wereld
Lloyd George Defends Inter Allied War Council Powers
The article reports Lloyd George defending a strengthened Inter Allied War Council and its potential expanded powers. It notes figures like Gher Licit-Georgs, General Vorstang, and Lord Kitchener expressing support or involvement in plans for a broader inter allied directive.
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Lloyd-George
Goungil
Omaona
Ceurge
Lord Kitchener
Rome ' Te
Boston Muse. Cone 1 Baby conservation work article
A United Press report discusses infant care and public health measures amid concerns over prevention and nourishment. It mentions studies of methods by nations and institutions, with references to dairy safety and private investment.
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United Press
Boston Muse
Heald Hagataotrat
Spalliina Ax
Enemies Start Aunors To Hamper Work Of Red C Secret
Officials tame statement today as reports claim enemies plan to hinder Red Cross operations. Cites rumors of sabotage along railways and mail routes. mentions potential strike actions and government reaction amid tensions. Names and places are unclear due to fragmented OCR text, but references to Washington and national service appear.
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Aunors
RED C
Casualty List From War Report Details Killed and Wounded
United Press dispatches recount casualties among American soldiers in battle near the front. Names such as Johns Canova Huston and Har Ore Aang appear among the dead and wounded, while others like Private Mabert and Edwards are listed as injured in action. The report notes a shell explosion and night fighting with snipers near the trenches.
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Wanhington
Americam
Perehing
Touay
Sernemut Johns
Canoka
Milwaukee
Snaosovitch
Huston
Thalert
Har Ore Aang
Havetahure
Frances Clown
Kekona
Edward Seal
Bakerstown
Par Gargeant
Logan
MU Cirreel
Paes
Jasper Johnson
Borent Fou
Mabert 4
Reda
Itimay” Ville
Pecuad
Moventior Leth
Persblun
Hunger Strike Inmate Protest At Workhouse
Fifteen or more detainees in a Philadelphia workhouse, including Jane Lewis, continue a hunger strike amid complaints over treatment. Superintendent Whitaker demands compliance while officials debate political prisoner status. A resident named J. H. Bort from Indiana pays a $25 fine and is released after the standoff.
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Warsinaton
Hameer Skuting
J. H Bort
Indianapatin
Jane Lewis
Philadelphia
Bf Atv
Whitaker
Giem
Americans in Petrograd and Moscow Reported Safe
Reports from the American colonies in Petrograd and Moscow state all citizens are safe. Ambassador Frances Lex requests Bolsheviki forces permit 200 members of the American colony in Harbin on the western coast to move or be granted passage.
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Petrograd
Moscow
Frances Lex
United
States
Harbin
Provisional Government Forces Stop on March Toward Capital
Fragmented dispatches describe a provisional government forcing a halt toward the capital amid confusion over Kerenskis whereabouts. Reports mention troops being ordered to halt and a London briefing noting powers shifting during a time of revolution and uncertain leadership.
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Onry
Warren Donates More to Aid War Effort and Civic Campaign
The city reports a total wartime donation of 164000 from Warren and supporters, with per capita giving at 10.35. Campaign tallies show 46205.88 raised for Warren proper, plus 71000 for War Works K of G and Salvation Army. Official statements note ongoing fundraising efforts and anticipated final tallies at campaign end.
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Ux Auicentille Cormying
Feng Commermro
Ulan
America
United States
Haruagi
Rene
Nish
YMGA
Joe
Aout Wan
Warren
Atten
Death penalty demanded in Mrs Desaulle murder trial
The case of Mrs. Desaulles opened with prosecutors seeking the death penalty for the Chilean woman accused of murdering her former husband. The jury trial began amid a crowded Mineola court room as proceedings focused on intent and prior evidence while defense argued for leniency.
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Crinl
Mineola
Mans
Deradelas
Ontlman
Dragey
Winnen
NS Biucids
Nenuty and
Westone
Vale
Pasual
Weathazy
Fragmentary church charity fraud claim from Quebec orphanage
A damaged text fragment reports alleged financial misconduct at a Quebec orphanage connected to Mary and Sister Mary. It mentions fundraising sums around 43 000 and 20 000, a priest or bishop, and a confinement in a ward or asylum, with references to the General and Charity officials and an attempted abduction.
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Kingstan
Mary Hiasil
Arymlal Hater
Mary Allered
Connertes
Guebec
Abdel Ree
Villa and forces near Siminex threaten new engagement
From Presedlo Tex on November 19 a report states Villa and Hor plan to move toward Jiname and may advance against Chinese forces. General Margulisy commands the Stal near Siminex as Villa may return home within twenty days.
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Presedlo
Tex
Djiname
Bellewan
Chinuatas
Thems
Consul General Frames Lo Message on Frightened Unity After Alig Quier Clashes
United States Consul General frames a message to the State Department after a week of fighting at Al ig Quier. Local reports say two citizens were killed and the situation remains tense as hope for stability grows.
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United States
State Department
al Ig Quier
Kerensky
Ambassadors Silence On Russia Time Future
Us and Finnish socialist delegates clash over future of Russia as unrest spreads in Moscow and Petrovad. Ambassadors report no decisive action. France and United States seek stability while Finland sentences evacuation and diplomatic caution amid scattered gunfire and power seizures.
Military Law in Brazil Reported by Uutted Peper
A garbled news item from November reports Brazil considering military law. The text mentions “military law” and includes distorted phrases about governance and authority, but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. The readable parts flag a discussion of military governance in Brazil without concrete outcomes.
AFL Talks on the Negro Question Sparks Organizing Push
The American Federation of Labor schedules a campaign to prevent riots and massacres amid rising racial tension. Canon Tres Furtala and Jim Auuweke outline nationwide unity and security measures while urging affiliates to coordinate with government departments and local workers.
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American Federation OF Labor
Canon Tres Furtala
Bare St
Jim Auuweke
Lannermay
Toraswegia
Great Fighter May Be Lost in War Report
A fragmentary wire from an overseas desk notes a famed fighter may have died or been lost in action. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the report references war events and a notable combatant. Further confirmation is needed from the correspondent.
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Miruuen
Atten
Inno
C- W. Bahan Hin Sa
Ana
Actiain
Aurion
Torale
Rene
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Curtag i Barance
Elakans
Asiago
Ivy Josie Bara Beal
Ustree Press
Ndon
Rasan
Iemy
Cme
Werd Huwpert
Choir
Irsyre
Te Leith
Bridiahs
Faritas
Wravellers Teal Gerald Loss
Ral Maude
Omhander
Ton
Neait
Cenfaude
Aff
Amerie Army
Nos
Bermnan
Peretiog
Viet Toys Gore
Eanehea
Yane
Tranche
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Martine
Semmle
Gehley
Kefermmenre
U. S
Columbia
Washington
Orehae
Pigarn
Tys Rusione
Renee Ety
Buanon Ayres
Ia Chesdar
Banger
Mie
J. J. Short
Indianapolis
Resiai
Natta
Kerensk
Darknime
Petrowiud
Noe
Tomar Srmaliy
Seus Amuarleul
Autchie
Hurda
Brockhelm
Ltr
Petrograw
Breas
London
House of Cominols Nuk
YM. GA
Yy. W
K. of G
Balvation Army
Aas
Warren Foarney Fox
Coa
War Pan
Roee Messner
Mro
J. H. Went
Seluriay
Seeabu
Mtn
Moe
Daniyon
Saintay
Seokerd
Carriot
Tie
Young Women'e
Christian Ancor
Desaulles
BAR OF
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United Press State Coercy payMlent
Mlnneowe
Aeath Winaiey Ff
Blanca Ve Utes
Bexulitus
Chitgun Haven
Fab
Fay
Musani
Taybynd
de Santier
Uae
Vana Tel
AMBAS
Sador
Russia
Finland
Endlassy
Washmean
Grhiing Walt
Ameria
Ambusna
Petronrad
Frances
Keranity
Gene
Franca
Cendime
Weineaien
Byanoes Ex Preewil Ho
Brazil
Uutted Peper
Yen Tees
Tanigaing
WIN
AML Gity
Taylor
B. Merkens
Sigar Rave
Warren Uounly
Cin Cater
Semeau
Automa Fnet
Bhoennewiet
Kyizto
Hnmena
Unites
Aboudy
Dtaly
Ind
Wan
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