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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1915

Page

5

Serbian Retreats Across Snow as 26000 Prisoners Captured

Reports from the Balkans cite 26,000 Serbian prisoners taken last week and losses of over 500 heavy guns. Serbs retreat through snowbound mountains toward old Serbia while Montenegrin food shortages strain care for refugees. German Austro forces push on Gallipoli artillery reinforcement and Italy faces harsh Isonzo battles.

Berlin Sayville Balkans Bay Montenegro Old Serbia Sanjak

McKellar Leads in Tennessee Senate Primary Plurality Seen

Virtually complete returns show Representative Kenneth D McKellar with about 2,700 votes over Malcolm R Patterson in the Democratic senate primary. Patterson to run off December 15. Luke Lea eliminated. Final canvass and committee action set for December 1 in Neshville.

Neshvifle Town Kenneth D McKellar McKellar Malcolm R. Patterson Patterson United States Luke Lea Brl Pack Democratic State Committee

Germany offers 575000 indemnity for Lusitania deaths

Washington reports count von Bernstorff conveyed Germany’s willingness to pay 5000 per American killed on the Lusitania, totaling 575000. The U S doubts acceptance and hints at possible arbitration or disavowal issues, with President Wilson likely to reject such financial reparations.

Washington Post St. Louis St. Louis Republic Washington Count von Bernstorff Germany United States Lise Wilson Lansing Bernstorff State Department

Carranza Appeals for Patience in Mexico Reconstruction

General Venustiano Carranza urged Mexican citizens to endure a long and difficult reconstruction, asking for patience and faith while working with his party. He reassured foreigners on the west coast that they are not in danger and promised prompt relief if needed.

Nuevo Laredo Mexico Venustiano Carranza Carranza

Police News In Brief From City Stables And Streets

Police report a man found unconscious from illuminating gas poisoning at 17 Girard Street NW. He recovered after first aid by officers and was taken to Georgetown University Hospital in a car owned by F. J. Hughes. Other brief items include robberies, car thefts, lost items, a revival attendee dying, and a small fire at Abraham Sober’s tailor shop on Pennsylvania Avenue NW.

Georgetown University Hospital F. J. Hughes W. €. McGrimes H. S. Bradshaw Willie Watson T17 Girard Street Northwest Watson Herbert N. Beall Connecticut Avenue J. BR. Verbrycke Wisconsin Avenue Northwest H. M Garlor Somerset Samuel Masters Newton Street Charles Hawkins Fourth Street Beagle Charles F Thomas Park Road Paul Douglas P Street Misa Hazel MacKaye Thomas J. Eohols Twenty-third W. D Douglan Lemuel Blokowich U. S Union Station Bertha Pierce Sunshine Home Casualty Hospital Daniel King Wisconsin Rock Creek Park Avenue Rover Road Houschilds EH Ar Rest Abraham Sober Pennsylvania Avenue

Greece yields and Greek political rows test Allied stance

Greek cabinet splinters over guarantees to allied powers as Venizelos calls for nonparticipation. Crowds greet Lord Kitchener and Denyse Cochin while King Constantine weighs pro Allies against benevolent neutrality. Entente restrictions on Greek trade cited as Athens reports Looming election, and a cautious Greek stance amid inter Balkan tensions.

Gounaris Greece Serbia Kitchener Lord Kitchener Britain Denyse Cochin France M. Venizelos Venizelos Gress Iex Entanta Athens Times Aegean Mediterranean Constantine Barl Kitchener Havoes Athena Ekouloudis Yans Kiteas Countouriotis Marine Gan Dousmanis

Mexico Prohibits Drinking Places on Main Streets

De facto Mexican government issues decree restricting liquor outlets in Mexico City. Salons cannot operate near parks or within 100 yards of schools or churches. Liquor sales barred to minors and certain groups. open hours set from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily, with Sunday and holiday hours different.

Mexico Republic Mexico City

Indifference foe of church, Daniels says in Clarendon speech

Secretary Josephus Daniels told the Virginia Baptist Association in Clarendon that indifference is the churchs deadliest foe. He warned European wars reflect spiritual neglect after a century of lax religion and urged evangelistic obedience to God. He cited President Wilson calling for divine guidance after a cabinet meeting on international crises.

Clarendon, Va Church Clarendon Virginia Baptist Association Josephus Danela Europe Wilson

Prelate Lays Cornerstone at Pinkney Memorial Church

Rt Rev Alfred Harding bishop of Washington officiated at laying the cornerstone of the new Episcopal Pinkney Memorial Church and parish helders this afternoon. A number of prominent Episcopal and other ministers were present with Baltimore and Washington well represented.

Washington Post Hyattaville

Illness of Empress Denied in Semiofficial Statement

Tokyo dispatch reports a semiofficial statement denying rumors of illness about the empress. The statement issued today declares she is in perfect health despite circulating rumors.

Tokyo

U S Could Have Bought Out Mercantile Marine Company

Bernard Naker of Baltimore, a leading shipowner and adviser to the administration, asserts that if the ship purchase bill had passed, the Treasury would have gained a controlling interest in the International Mercantile Marine and transferred more than 1,090,000 tons to the American flag. He says the government could have bought the stake during the last session for under 30 million dollars, a price now near 100 million, and promises proof.

Spe Iss Washington Post New York Washington Dispatch New York Times Congress Bernard Nakér Baltimore Treasury Department Ternational Mercantile Marine Baker United States International Mercentile Marine

Honors Mrs Phoebe Hearst at Panama Exposition

San Francisco November 21 The Panama Pacific Exposition opened with a 30 member committee chosen to entertain visiting distinguished women for 1916 The honor of entertaining the most distinguished woman was unanimously given to Mrs Phoebe Hearst A luncheon will be held in the women's board room on Tuesday to commemorate the selection

Ita Washington Post San Francisco Coromities Phosbe Hearst

Turkish chiefs to be hanged in Syria action

Telegrams from Damascus report Diemal Pasha, commander of Turkish forces in Syria, ordered the two chiefs of Turkish bands hanged for ill treatment of Armenians. The dispatch comes via Berlin and says the order was issued as punishment for abuses during operations in the region.

Syria Berlin Saye Damascus Diemal Pasha

Redmond in the trenches at front inspection

London reports John Redmond inspecting the Royal Munster Fusiliers in the trench lines near the front. A German aircraft appeared overhead as Redmond arrived, triggering British artillery fire nearby and ending the inspection abruptly. He then spoke to the troops amid strong enthusiasm.

London John

Bishop Attacks Peace Advocates At Sons Of Revolution Service

Right Rev Lucien Lée Kinsolving denounces peace at any price supporters and urges Americans to follow the President in strengthening the army and navy. He cites Revolutionary valor and calls for youth preparation while addressing the Society of the Sons of the Revolution at the Church of the Epiphany in Washington District of Columbia.

United States Lucien Lée Kinsolving D. D Brazil Society of the Sons of the Revolution District of Columbia Church of the Epiphany Fourteenth Street Bishop Kinsolving Washington Sara

Big Battle at Leskovats In Nish District Ends With Serbian Victory

Rome via London November 21 Serbian legation reports a major victory at Leskovats in the Nish district after several days of combat. Bulgarian losses were described as enormous, signaling a decisive Serbian success.

Rome London Leskovats Nish

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