Germans Lose Two War Vessels as Allies Readiness Grows
German naval losses reported as battleships and support ships are noted amid Allied expectations of a major west front offensive. Paris denies progress in the Argonne while Russians push to check Teutons in Poland and through the Rheims Soissons Ypres bombardments. Berlin signals a forthcoming new offensive, with British and French observers tracking shifting positions and siege efforts in the Argonne and near Nieuport.
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Russians claim big victory in Polish battle turns
London reports a battle between the Vistula and Warta rivers in Poland as turning in favor of Russia. A Petrograd dispatch cites decisive Russian gains, while German sources say reinforcements delayed a decision. Grand Duke Nicholas and von Hindenburg have both reported partial successes and growing confidence amid rival claims.
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Antwerp Unpaid Demands Stir War Debt Dispute
Fragmented report shows tension over a $10,000,000 payment linked to wartime claims. Burgomaster presses for settlement before any disbursement, with deputies and German entities referenced in unclear lines. Named parties include Antwerp officials and war era obligations, amid disputed funds and authority.
Germans Lose 2 Of Raiding Fleet In War News
London reports the German submarine U-18 was rammed by a British patrol vessel off Scotland and sank after surfacing with a white flag. Three German officers were captured and 24 crew lost. only one drowned. The Danish steamer Angeldine reportedly collided with destroyer S 124, killing two sailors and leaving most crew drowned or saved. The Kronprinz Wilhelm reportedly sank two freighters, with all aboard perishing or being rescued, and other merchant ships faced enemy action in Caribbean waters.
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Women and Children Killed by Germans' Shells in Libau
A Petrograd dispatch reports Libau subjected to a second bombardment by German forces targeting open quarters. Many civilians including women and children were killed, with exact fatalities not yet known.
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Audacious Blown Up by British Mine Accidents Claimed
Special to The Washington Post reports from New York that the British superdreadnought Audacious was unintentionally destroyed by a British mine. Admiralty secrecy followed the accident, with officials suppressing whether the mine was derelict or if the ship entered a minefield by mistake.
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Rift in bank board may resign in protest
A split on the Federal Reserve board over Secretary McAdoo's plan to allocate 135.6 million dollars in government deposits to southern banks sparks talk of four members possibly quitting. Hamlin and Comptroller Williams back equal distribution while Warburg Miller Delano Harding oppose. The dispute centers on who controls reserve bank deposits and policy under the new law. Review warns of possible congressional action to amend the law.
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Army secrecy clash over disclosures to Congress
Secretary Gardner pressed for a congressional probe into the U S military situation but Garri son reply notes no new disclosures justify testimony. He declines to testify or nominate officers, saying most facts are already public and no value in revelations to Congress. He cites Breckinridge and Army procedure. The letter, dated November 7, 1914, expresses intent to comply only if the committee specifies the scope and necessity.
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Rich Joy Riders Rally In Red Cross Garb At Front
A London based report notes crowds in Red Cross attire flocking to the front as wealthier travelers chase wartime proximity and novelty. The piece critiques unauthorized rides and the pull of danger near home, warning authorities will curb such activity amid war zone excitement.
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Czar Claims Polish Victory and Teuton Regiments Captured
Russian reports claim success between the Vistula and Warta as two Teuton regiments are captured and a turning point in a weeklong battle near Cracow and Miseniagest area. Czar and officials express optimism over gains and wounded condition remarks.
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Banker Siegel Convicted on Four Misdemeanors
Geneseo New York November 23 Henry Siegel a New York banker merchant on trial since November 9 for grand larceny was found guilty tonight of four misdemeanors in obtaining credit in alleged false financial statements Assistant District Attorney Arthur O Train said Siegel an honest man would have gone bankrupt but he kept up a scheme to lure investors The judge sentenced Siegel to a $1000 fine and ten months in the Ventoe prison with bail set at $25 000 pending appeal
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Moslems Ransack British Embassy and Pillage Hospital
Confused report notes widespread unrest and alleged assaults amid chaotic events in Constantinople. Claims of attacks on a British embassy, a hospital, and foreigners surface along with arrests and a Thanksgiving dinner reference.
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Senator Tillman on armor plate plant plan risks
Senator B F Tillman argued during a Pittsburgh appearance that armored battleships may be outdated and warned that defense demands could slow the government proposal to build its own armor plate plant. He cited Europe’s war needs and submarine threats as context for caution.
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B F Tillman
Red Hot Stove Stolen In City Shanty Robbery
The watchman at the city dump on Ninety-fifth Street and Lorance Avenue reports thieves broke in around 4 am and stole a red hot stove and about a half ton of coal. No noises or vehicles were heard, and no suspects are identified.
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Army man must explain alleged Vera Cruz interview
An investigation was ordered yesterday into an alleged interview attributed to Captain Walter Hill, in charge of a marine fishing party at Vera Cruz. The report claimed Hill said the town would burn and be looted if American forces withdrew as scheduled, prompting the inquiry by Secretary Daniels.
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Vera Cruz Evacuated as U S Troops Withdraw
American troops evacuate Vera Cruz as refugees flee toward the United States. Observers believe the arrival of American citizens prompted the move and anticipate continued troop withdrawal under local conditions.
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Cuba Ships Patria to Vera Cruz Amid Mexican Tension
Cuba rushes warship Patria to Vera Cruz after Cuban consul reports alarming conditions threatening Cuban citizens. President Menocal convenes cabinet and orders the Patria to sail at dawn. British and French envoys seek U.S. info as Mexico City stabilizes per State Department dispatches.
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Steam Schooner Hanale ashore in fog near Golden Gate
Rescue efforts for the steam schooner Hanale ashore on Duxbury Reef north of San Francisco suffered tragedy as five crew members died and two passengers drowned. Lifesavers struggled through heavy fog to reach the vessel while others clung to the wreckage.
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