French Near Veles Hold Bulgars Back In Balkan Stand
Paris and London report French forces on the Vardar River subduing Bulgarian attacks as Serbians retreat toward Kosovo. Austro-German forces press north within 30 miles of Mitrovitza Pristina, with Monastir reportedly fallen to Bulgars.
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Serbia
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Vienna
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Gollja Plani
Kitchener Brief Visit to Saloniki Aide Memoire
Field Marshal Earl Kitchener, British secretary of war, met Gen Sarrail in Saloniki and departed without debarking. He sailed for the eastern Mediterranean to assess Gallipoli, as Gen Monro advised withdrawal of Dardanelles troops. Athens dispatch notes Kitchener arriving at Mudroa in the Aegean as Gallipoli action evolves.
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35-Pound Thanksgiving Turkey to Ship from Lexington
A 35-pound turkey donated by South Trimble will be shipped to Washington for the White House Thanksgiving dinner. The gift comes from Trimble, longtime clerk of the national House of Representatives and former representative from the Ankland district in Kentucky. The bird will depart Lexington on Monday, November 19.
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Greek ships quit Italy amid ominous shipping slump
Rome reports the Corriere della Sera notes a sharp drop in Greek shipping out of Italian ports. The paper calls the near total disappearance of vessels from these ports ominous for commerce and regional stability. The finding is conveyed by a Rome dispatch dated November 19.
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Corriere Della Sera Irana
London journalist Miss Kenealy takes poison in nonsuited case
Miss Annesly Kenealy, a prominent English journalist and sister of the late Alexander Kenealy, drank poison in a London courtroom after a verdict of nonsuit against Smith & Sons in a defamation suit over The Waterya Wooing. She was rushed to Charing Cross Hospital as doctors fought to save her.
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Lord Northcliffe
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New York World
Far East diplomacy unsettled by China Japan pact risks
Long article notes Washington focused on a complex Far East situation where conversations in Peking and European capitals aim to admit China to the entente alliance alongside Great Britain France Russia Italy Japan and Serbia. It cites Japanese naval movements and concerns over China’s monarchist prospects, with hints of internal upheaval and wartime ammunition strategy.
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United States Demands International Law in War Trade
The note asserts that Britain and Germany must honor international law by excluding civilian food from contraband. It highlights America’s protest against placing almost all goods on contraband lists and warns of future communications to Germany, Austria, France, and Italy. Secretary Lansing indicates contraband will be addressed in a separate message.
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Sinking of British Warships and Venice Bombardment Reported
German submarine sinks two British gun boats off the Egyptian coast and damages an auxiliary cruiser in the Mediterranean. Reports claim a British monitor with crew lost on the Tigris near Bagdad. Venice and Udine Verona bombed by Austrian and Italian air forces. Italian raids and enemy antiaircraft fire noted.
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Paris Gowns Ban German Agent in Mrs Galt Affair
Paris dressmakers syndicate refuses to sell gowns to German origin buyers or agents for Mrs. Galt. Poiret leads, declaring no gowns to Kurzmann or any German, even if naturalized American. Kurmann denies foreign ties and says rivals press distortions. White House silent as dispute prompts diplomatic sensitivity.
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Mrs McAdoo speed case draws Baltimore hearing
Mrs William G McAdoo wife of the secretary of the treasury and two young women companions faced speeding summons as their car raced from Savage Howard County toward Baltimore. A motorcycle guardian chased the vehicle claiming speeds near 60 miles an hour before overtaking it. The chauffeur purportedly urged on by the women, and no permit was shown. A magistrate hearing will be held in Savage.
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Big battle may unfold in Asiatic Turkey says London dispatch
Special cable from London reports fresh from Paris that Britain’s war cabinet and advisers held lengthy consultations and a full cabinet meeting. Greece’s reply to Allied representations is expected this weekend as Kitchener moves toward Near East activity. Winter on the western front slows offensives while rumors point to a major future battle in Asiatic Turkey as Germans pull men from east and west fronts.
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Bomb near pope's nephew during Brescia raid
Count Persico, nephew of Pope Benedict, escaped unharmed when a missile from Austrian planes fell within a few yards of him during a Brescia raid reported from Rome in November 1919.
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British Warships Sunk and Coup to Save China
Fragmented OCR lists multiple items including naval losses, political moves in the U S Senate, school issues, and trade topics. Core notes reference sunk ships, Indian troop mutiny checked, and calls by Clark to the president amid varied war and domestic concerns.
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