Villa retreat toward Naco amid Mexican border clashes
General Funston reported Villa’s main force near Agua Prieta still moving toward Naco, with 12,000 fighters and 36 artillery pieces. Carranza troops fired across the border. Funston praised both sides for keeping Americans safe. Villa left noncombatants at Casas Grandes, fighting men only aboard.
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Ariz
Villa
Naco
Francisco Villa
Agua Prieta
Pirdléville
Calles
Mondahattie
Carranza
Washington, D. C
Carranga
Funston
War Department
Sonora
Osborne
Funaton
Casas Grandes
Bodies to burn hogs used for cholera virus work
Springfield, Ill Nov 4 Dr C F Dyson state veterinarian said hogs formerly used to produce hog cholera virus at the state biological laboratory will be burned. Dyson was indicted Saturday by Sangamon county grand jury for failing to bury the carcasses of the diseased hogs.
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Springfeld, I
State Biological Laboratory
C. F. Dyson
Dyson
Sangamon County
Iowa Teachers Defer Bible Teaching Debate in Schools
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Teachers association will not decide on bible instruction in public schools this year. The committee will defer to February when reports from the Town Religious Educational association and International Sunday School association are due. The council also heard a pensions plan, urging a campaign for a favorable vote in the next legislature to reintroduce a retirement fund bill for teachers.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Town Religious Educational Association
International Sunday School Association
Edu ‘Cational Council
The
Teachers’ Association
Gary
Ind
Committee of Teachers’ Pensions
Educational Council
Dreadnought Nevada Begins 12 Hour Endurance Run
Rockland Me Nerv 4 War ing standardized her screws the super dreadnought Nevada started today on a twelve hour endurance run maintaining nineteen knots per hour. It is expected she will anchor off Boston light at the run’s end. The Oklahoma, Nevada’s sister ship, will have its standardization trials on the Penobscot course early in January per the naval trial board announcement.
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Rockland
Waring
Nevada
Boston Light
Oklahoma
Penobscot
Naval Trial Board
Delivery error notice for late newspaper service
If the paper is not delivered by 6 o clock due to carrier error or other cause, phone 3330 for a replacement copy. After 6 30, call 443 for assistance.
Hilles declares GOP gains in election results across states
New York November 4 Charles D Hilles chairman of the Republican National Committee issued a statement on Tuesday's election. He notes close Maryland results to be settled by canvass and reports Republican victories in Kentucky Cincinnati New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Philadelphia. He cites district wins in Pennsylvania and New York and highlights tariff themes in the New York twenty third district.
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New York
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Maryland
Kentucky
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
William S. Bennett
Santé
Fire injures three in downtown Los Angeles blaze
Los Angeles Cal Nov 4 Three firemen were injured today and property damage about 200000 dollars resulted from a downtown fire that destroyed half of the five story Douglas building. Street car lines were tied up as thousands walked the last half mile to work.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Douglas
Von Buelow Denies Berlin Wants Peace
Prince von Buelow, former German official, said in Lucerne he has not come on a peace mission and Germany will press the war to its conclusion by arms. He will not meet Wilson or Alfonso nor discuss terms with papal delegates, stressing he is here as a private person and will not talk politics. A Norddeutsch Zeitung note adds it would be premature to speak of peace conditions.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Paris
Prince von Buelow
Elgincallor
Associated Press
Germany
Washington
Wilson
Madrid
Alfonso
Germour
Altho
Herman Ridder
New York
Berlin
Amsterdam
London
Norddeutsch Allgemeine Zeitung
Herman Ridder Funeral Held in New York City
The funeral of Herman Ridder publisher of the New York Staats Zeitung was held today at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in New York City with Cardinal Farley participating. The publishers' association of New York sent a resolution praising his stern integrity and upright life to his relatives.
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New York
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Cardinal Farley
Publishers’ Association of
New York City
Floods in Rome cut rail traffic and displace peasants
Rome via Paris reports the Tiber flood inundating ranges of land and uprooting trees. Railroad service is interrupted and peasant families are relocated. No fatalities reported as efforts shift to recovery and calm weather returns.
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Rome
Paris
Tiber
Sattie
Gerard repudiates Kaiser's interview details
Ambassador James W. Gerard says reports from the emperor’s interview with the American envoy are unfounded and that he has disclosed no information about the topics discussed with Emperor William. News dispatch from Sayville cites Bertin via wireless on November 4.
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Bertin
Sayville
Emperor William
James W. Gerard
Lokal Anzeiger
Mr. Gerara
Greece Fall New Upheaval Trims Lose Victory For Venizelos
Paris dateline reports Athens turmoil as the Zaimis government faces a crisis in parliament over proposed military laws and foreign policy. Venizelos and his party oppose the government, demand a vote of confidence, and the chamber votes 147 to 114 against the government. Zaimis asks Parliament to adjourn for cabinet formation. Venizelos had resigned previously over policy toward Serbia and Bulgaria.
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Paris
Zaimis
Athens
Travas
Yanakitsas
Venizelos
M. Venizelos
Oager
Chamber
Constantine
Serbia
Bulgaria
Greece
Uulgaria
Serbian King Peter Rallies Frontline Troops in Serbian War
An official Bulgarian report from Sofia says King Peter of Serbia, aged 71, has gone to the front to support his troops as French and British forces move to aid Serbia. The aging monarch, famed as a symbol of resistance, vowed to die with his country if invasion proves successful.
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Serbia
London
Sofia
Peter
Fopola
Hls
Serbian War Office Reports Bulgarian Retreat After Defeat
Paris, Nov. 4. The Serbian war office says a defeat inflicted on the Bulgarian center by Serbian forces caused heavy Bulgarian losses and disorderly retreat. The enemy attacked our northern front, especially the right wing, and advanced toward Kraguyevatz, which Germans captured earlier. Our troops withdraw to positions south of the town as fighting continues. Eastern front saw failed attacks on positions south of the Morava. Our left wing retreated before a superior force near Nishava, while the center suffered great losses and pulled back toward Bela Planka. An attack toward the Timok aimed at Bolievatz followed.
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Paris
Berlin
Kraguyevatz
Monany
Morava
Nishava
Bela Planka
Timok
Bolievatz
President to Talk on National Defense
President Wilson will speak on national defense before the Manhattan Club in New York tonight. The speech marks his first public utterance since details of the defense program were announced, and he will outline reasons for strengthening the army and navy. He left Washington at 10 o'clock with Secretary Tumulty and will return tomorrow.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Manhattan Club
Jie
Tumulty
Both Sides Claim Victory in Kentucky
Louisville Kentucky November 4 with both Democrats and Republicans clinging to earlier claims of success in Tuesday's election it seems neither side will be satisfied until after the official count decides the race between Augustus O Stanley Democrat and Edwin P Morrow Republican for governor of Kentucky
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Louisville
Augustus O. Stanley
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Ex Town Clerk Acquitted of Murder Held for Larceny
Washington November 1 William Cleary former town clerk of Haverstraw New York was acquitted last January of the murder of his son in law After a sensational trial he was arrested here today on a warrant charging larceny of 10000 from Haverstraw Cleary has been missing since an investigation into irregularities in his office and consented to return to New York without extradition proceedings He left Washington noon today to be turned over to Rockland County Sheriff
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Washington
D. C
Cleary
Haverstraw
N. Y
Ugent M. Newnan
Hlaverstraw
New York
Rockland County
Blind Webb City man inherits fortune from Arkansas planter
Webb City Missouri November 4 S F R Cotton a blind beggar called Reverend learned he inherited 650050 from Powell Cotton his brother who owned a plantation near Richmond Arkansas Doctors plan an operation to restore his sight and then he intends to start a bank in Webb City
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Webb City
Austria claims Italian offense breakdown on Isonzo front
Vienna reports a complete breakdown of the Italian attack after a two week battle. Italian losses are estimated at 160000 men with about 220000 Italian troops involved and 180 heavy cannons plus 1200 lighter guns. Austro-Hungarian forces on the Isonzo front captured 67 officers and 3200 men between Oct open.
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Berlin
Isonzo
Vienna
Tyrol
Armless man becomes Cleveland municipal judge
Cleveland, Nov 4. An armless judge will sit on the bench as returns come in. David Moylan, recently elevated to a municipal judgeship, lost both arms eleven years ago when struck by a switch engine without a head lamp. He learned to write with his teeth and studied Blackstone by turning leaves with his tongue. Seven years ago he passed the state bar exam, ranking in the first ten of a class of 205.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
David Moylan
Blackstone
University faculty warns students on study and Cupid
Madison Wis Nov 4 The University of Wisconsin faculty warns students not to let Cupid distract studies. Professor Lillian Martin of the psychology department issues antilove recipes advising to cut social events romantic locations and anything on campus that excites love to keep focus on schoolwork.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Lulian Martin
Psychological Department
Allied Army Advances in Macedonia Push Bulgars Istip Victory
Allied forces drive into Macedonia reclaiming Istip with success while Serb troops secure Nishava. The campaign reports indicate new Allied moves against Bulgarian positions accelerating momentum in the Balkans.
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Donia
Istip
Nishava
Germans Abandon Riga Campaign Amid Winter Quarters
London reports say Germans may have abandoned the Riga campaign and gone into winter quarters. Russian sources note retreating Serbians hold central defenses while Franco-British forces gain in Macedonia. Hindenburg reportedly plans winter quarters as Russians claim pressure along the eastern front. Albanian revolts against Serbia spread toward Tirana with fighting north of the city.
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London
Montenegro
Macedonia
Berlin
Nishava
Lanka
Nishaya
Bucharest
Reni
Bessarabia
Romania
Danube
Russia
Bulgaria
Hindenburg
von Hindenburg
Riga
Dvinsk
Rome
Paris
Suhagora
Krusevo
Serbia
Tirana
Albania
Minnesota man wins first tract of Fort Berthold land
Charles R. Porter of Anoka Minnesota won the right of first choice on an 189 acre tract at the Fort Berthold land opening drawing in Minot North Dakota. A girl drew his name from a wooden box on stage as the first envelope selection today.
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Minot
N. D
Charlez’ R. Porter
Anoka
Minn
Fort Berthold
Porter
One American Shot Five Haitians Killed in Tahiti?
Five Haitians were killed and a Marine sergeant seriously wounded in a clash between a marine patrol and natives near Port-au-Prince yesterday. Rear Admiral Caperton stated the quiet administration on the island was briefly disturbed by the incident.
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Washington, D. C
W. L. Dudshek
Marine, Corps
Caperte
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