Six Hundred Riot Toll at Kiev Russia Report
A dispatch reports six hundred riot toll at Kiev in Russia with one hundred fifty officers dying in defense of Moscow. The leader notes indicate the capital is more quiet now than it was six months ago.
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Kieff
Russia
Moscow
Fotel
Ord Prom Petrograd
Josephs Brockland
Stace
Stuehome
Mteét
Rucelan
Suimonn
Slawea
Ruscia
Resnikan
Mirintar Buren
Uisa Ecole Detemen
Mlacow
State Department
Fila
FAWLAND FOOD ADMINISTRATOR SEEKS U S AID
Fawland food administrator appeals to the American minister for relief as Europe faces winter hunger. The report notes Bolsheviki actions and British couriers at the border refusing credentials, amid a broader war news roundup from Moscow to Petrograd.
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Fawland
U. S
Ann
Finland
Child Accident Alleges Injuries To Mrs De Saulles
Reported incident centers on Mrs De Saulles sustaining head injuries following a mishap involving a child. The article notes accompanying statements by her sister Misa Berasuriz and details the subsequent inability to maintain pace with others.
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Misa Berasuriz
Childhona
Testimony in De Saulles Case Portrays Murder Trial Drama
Jurors heard lurid testimony about a woman resembling sleepwalking behavior during the fatal assault. The Box for billing purposes was introduced, revealing Mrs De Saulles’s estranged husband and claims of coercion. The district attorney pressed for proof of intent while witnesses described a tense scene and the accused mother’s appearance and actions.
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Ij Court Torior
Three men arrested after North Bethlehem plant incident
Three men were arrested near the Ampina plant of Bethlehem Steel after a foreman, John Bulane, reportedly plunged into a fire at the site. The event occurred during a work shift at the Tocetas Teta complex, with authorities investigating the motive and exact sequence of actions.
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Bedenem Fay Roe
Ampina
Rethlehem Steel Fampung Tocetas
John Bulane
Halleréosen
Renin
War expert reviews Russia situation in wartime United Press
United Press report from New York on November 28 surveys Russia and the eastern front, suggesting armistice possibilities that could stall Allied offensives and affect Bolshevik policy. It notes German advances and Russian resilience, warning that a negotiated pause might shift strategic momentum and prolong revolutionary tensions.
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Ak United Press
New York
Cros
Riwaan
Mawkere
Thanksgiving aN War R Times By Res
An item reflects on Thanksgiving during wartime, honoring Pilgrim roots while noting national hardship. The piece praises President Lincoln era style sentiments, urges unity, faith, and gratitude for blessings amid conflict, and calls for devotion to duty and country.
American Generals in France Send Thanksgiving Greetings Back Home
General officers in France send Thanksgiving messages to the American public, expressing gratitude for civilian support and the courage of troops. The notices praise steadfast American resolve, note ongoing efforts at the front, and emphasize unity between home and battlefront as the war continues.
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France
Sixty three Men in Life Boats Missing
Fifty three men in life boats are reported missing after the sinking of the Acteon, a vessel that began as a German gunboat. News dispatches say 21 survivors have landed in Spain, while the crew, including Glen, remain unaccounted for. The Acteon was seized at the opening of the war.
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Unites Presa
Washington
Actason
Gira
Weegious Aespatches
Spain
Glen
Pacific mail steamer reported sunk
A dispatch from Wakohoma reports a Pacific Mail steamer sunk with loss of the crew of 18. The message, attributed to United Prosey Takio Hor, says the vessel traveled from Wakohoma to Luis Francisco Nas and no further details were available at press time.
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Pacific Mail
United Prosey
Takio
Pacis Mall Manmee Zor
Wakohoma
Luis Francisco Nas
Demonstrations for Peace Spread in German Cities
Report from Avontardem Nov 28 notes peace protests erupting in Berlin and Budapest with police suppressing disturbances. Secretary Daniell says troops did not deploy and no casualties reported. Ship actions include a torpedoed steamer of 5,000 ton class, amid broader wartime tension.
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Gly United Presa Avontardem
Werllts
Budapest
Renertr
Veliles
Sanirbankces
Germans Withdraw Over 100000 Men in Rome Report
A Rome announcement says Germans have withdrawn over 100,000 men after an offensive began in the last twenty four hours. Tremendous losses are reported on the invading side as the action unfolds.
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Rome
Evidence of Complete Huns Failure in Recent Actions
A dispatch notes ongoing Allied reports on reverses by German forces near the French front. It cites artillery exchanges and retreats toward Cambrai and Fontaine. American observers like William Vanderhut and others report the German lines bending back toward the Austrian border as Allied pressure intensifies. In Washington, reports describe Italian reverses and strategic shifts, while U.S. interest centers on morale and public reaction.
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Leith
Rene
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Mire
Win. Vanderhut
Satan Rute Morgan
N Nmber
Psi Marsal
Tuanday Algby
Bnei
Nev
Cambrai
Tegal
Bourlyn
Ontsin
Isotte Damau
Bourian
Notable Train Service Unchanged in War Message
Pennsylvania dispatch reports no reduction to the Dascthger train service despite a war messaging plan. Sam uel Rea, president of Lne car, stated the service will remain as is.
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Aviadilopia
Pete Sylvagin Tatlegat
Unleasa Miottacion
Trease
Sam's Laokanity Convincing Tale From Global Camp
An OCR fragment mentions a character named Sammy wandering into murky Bell while a question about who wags there arises. The text references Tutte Pret Landon, October, and mentions Americat, Ree Gnd, and Austraniena in a garbled account.
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Sam
Landon
Mall
Sammy
Wanderea
Tewie
Hiegton
Austraniena
Turkey and All the Trimmings for Our Sammi es Over There
Soldiers of the American Expeditionary Army in Francs celebrate Thanksgiving with a full turkey dinner and trimmings sent from home. Cranberries, oranges, and mince pies prepared in a special camp kitchen arrive for the meal amid arrangements to entertain the troops and mark the holiday far from family.
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Turkey
Weir
Br ‘Charresperratere
American Expeditionary Army
Bammiee
Omurcoy
Tenareien
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