Bulgarian Army to Face Allies Alone
London dispatch reports the second Balkan campaign phase slow to develop as Bulgaria and its allies weigh moves after Serbia. Russians entering Bulgaria spark fear of a wider conflict while Monastir may soon fall to Austro German forces. Readers are told movement is unconfirmed and Greeks’ position remains unsettled amid broader Allied efforts.
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London
Balkan
Serbia
Monastir
Montenegro
Roumanian
Bulgaria
Dardanelles
Germany
Reuter
Salonthi
Balkans
Britain Urges Recruits as Derby Ends Campaign
London December 3 Lord Derby director of recruiting says the appeal ends December 11 and urges all men aged 19 to 40 to join the army to prove willingness to fight for the nation. The labor committee calls freemen to enroll in the voluntary army, with no figures released on current enrollments.
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Lord Derby
London
United Kingdom
Joint Labor Recruiting Committee
Great Britain
Must Tell All or Die German Agent in America
An alleged German spy Franz von Rintelen, famed as the kalger's agent, is reported to have spent 1.5 million dollars and dealt with 500 men in the United States. His alleged operations include propaganda, munitions plots, and ties to figures such as Meloy, Villa associates, and U S officials. Grand jury probes into these schemes have begun, with possible capital punishment if defiant. CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE.
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New York
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New Hampshire
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Wisconsin
Johnson
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Indiana
Lee
Maryland
Martin
Swapson
Virginia
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Grand
War Office
Sugar Trust
Pacific Coast
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Hansen
von Rintelen
Berlin
United States Navy
Prince Henry
Prussia
Henry of Rattenberg
Germany
Caucus Picks Clarke Five Day Battle Ended
After five days of wrangling the Democrats in the United States Senate caucus renominate Senator James P. Clarke of Arkansas for president pro tempore by 28 to 22 over Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio. The roll call listed Bankhead Underwood Beckham Broussard Ranstell Bryan Chamberlain Lane Gore Hardwick Smith Hitchcock Hughes Johnson Newlands OGorman Overman Simmons Pomerene Robinson Saulsbury Shefroth Shields Smith Pilman Vardaman Williams and others.
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Senate
James P. Clarke
Arkansas
Atlee Pomerens
Ohio
Post
Lane
Clarke
Bankhead
Underwood
Alabama
Beckham
James
Kentucky
Broussard
Ranstell
Louisiana
Bryan
Florida
Chamberlain
Oregon
Gore
Oklahoma
Hardwick and Smith
Georgia
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Hughes
New Jersey
Johnson
Maine
Newlands
Nevada
O'Gorman
New York
Overman and Simmons
North Carolina
Pomerene
Robinson
Saulsbury
Delaware
Shefroth
Colorado
Shields
Tennessee
Smith and Pilman
South Carolina
Vardaman
Williams
Mississippi
Aghurst
Smith
Arizona
Chilton
West Virginia
Deban Mast
Subways Hold-Up Ends in Double Death in Busy Station
In New York a dramatic rush hour hold-up at the Fourteenth Street subway station left Bank of the Metropolis messengers Alan Gardner age 18 and George de Brosa dead from gunshot wounds. Assistant Walter Orleman wrestled the robber’s revolver and bag, pursuing De Brosa to Union Square where a patrolman felled him. Gardner and Orleman were wounded but recovered the bag. De Brosa fled and was captured after a brief chase.
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New York
Alan Gardner
George de Brosa
Fourteenth Street
Gardner
de Brosa
Walter F. Orleman
Bank of the Metropolis
Union Square
Ticketa
Broadway
de Bross
Orleman
Broséway
de Brose
Polion
Ford's Ships Ready to Sail With Ford Not Aboard
Henry Ford announces he will stay in Europe until war ends and will meet peace workers at The Hague. He sails with 62 peace supporters, 54 reporters, 8 film men, 20 staff, and 450 passengers home to Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. Bryan plans to join at The Hague as the peace expedition proceeds through Christiania, Stockholm, Copenhagen, and The Netherlands.
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Hoboken
Mt. J
Henry Ford
Detroit
Europe
Nationa
Ford
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Bryan
Christiania
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Hague
Holland
William J. Bryen
Miami
Fls
Recall of Eight Diplomats Named to America’s Blacklist
Historical summary lists eight diplomats prior recalled by the United States since 1793 and notes Nos. 9 and 10 as Boy-Ed and von Papen. It cites Citizen Genet in 1793, Spanish Minister Casa Frujo, British Minister Jackson, French Minister Pouiasin, British Minister Crampton, Lord Sackville West, Dupuy de Lome, and Dr Constantin Theodor Dumba as examples of diplomatic recall and alleged missteps.
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Citizen Genet
Washington
Marquis Casa Frujo
Philadelphia
Spain
United States
B. F. Jackson
State Department
M. Pouiasin
Crampton
Lord Sackville West
Grover Cleveland
White Houses
Dupuy de Lome
Constantin Theodor Dumba
Canada doubles loan cap and German attachés recalled
Canada raises domestic war loan from 50 million to 160 million with 106 million subscribed. Half funds recruiting and munition purchases. In Washington Secretary Lansing recalls Capt. Boy Ed and Capt. von Papen as persona non grata over alleged German naval and military activities tied to the Hamburg American line. President Wilson approves course as U S seeks to sever harmful foreign influence.
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Boy-Ed and
von Papen
State Department
Lansing
United States
Wilson
New York
Boy-1a
Washington
Lower Broadway
Boy-Ed
Wall Street
Marshall
Capt
Roy-Ed Ang von Papen
Department of Justice
Count von Hernstorff
Berlin
Alexander von Nuber
Boy-Hol
Department
Stegler
Austria-Hungary
James F. J. Archipald
Italians Battling in Sixty Mile Gale at Isonzo Front
Dispatches from the Isonzo front report Italians attacking along the Austro Italian line despite a sixty mile per hour gale. Heavy fighting rages near Gorizia and around the Ceslavia area as Italian losses are described as terrific and conditions worsen from wind and cold.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Isonzo
Corso
Gorizia
Aslavia
Germans to Discuss Peace Terms in Reichstag
London reports that December 9 has been set for a discussion of peace terms in the German Reichstag in line with socialist demands. Dispatches from Lausanne Switzerland note the date and forum for the debate.
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London
Socialtet
Lausanne
Switserland
Germans eating reindeer in place of beef for war diet
Special cable reports Germans consuming reindeer meat as beef substitutes. Switzerland and German cities like Berne ahora swap diets. Sweden permits export of 6600 davance of reindeers for food to Germany amid wartime shortages.
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Washington
Berhe
Switzerland
Bertin
Germany
Sweden
Todays Issue Highlights and National Briefs
The front page lists diverse items including recalls, political shifts, wartime battles, court actions, and social notes. Highlights mention Attaches recall, Villa cabinet events, typhus in Mexico City, French air battle, parlor gown push, and a five day Tempte celebration amid broader editorials and society notes.
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Mexico City
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Witcon
Tempte
Amele Jos
T—Society
Sig Field
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