Kansas Gale Rays Toll in Central Kansas Destruction
Six are believed dead and at least 50 injured after a violent wind and rainstorm swept central Kansas, leveling homes and destroying grain elevators. Great Bend reports two deaths and 36 injured with $500,000 in damage. towns like Derby and Larned saw casualties and widespread ruin as communication failed.
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27 Americans Missing as Ancona Sink Probed
The Ancona sank after a chase with a liner and panic aboard. Consul White at Naples reports 347 saved of 496 aboard. Ambassador Page cites about 27 American losses. State Department seeks full details while awaiting official word on victims and submarine nationality.
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Las
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Waverly Place
Manhattan
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Hartfield
Tornado Rips Tripoli Largely Damages Canning Plant
Tripoli reports a storm around 1 30 this morning with tornado like force causing heavy property damage in Tripoli and nearby. Livestock losses include cattle and horses and barns blown down. The canning factory roof destroyed and several homes damaged. Local weather shows severe gale and heavy rain with a high wind waking residents. A C G Elsperman suffers major loss as an adjacent addition to his house is ruined.
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Taft Urges Navy Parity with Germany in Defense Plan
President Wilson plans to consult Congress on national defense before the new session. In a Manhattan speech he will appeal for bipartisan support to strengthen the army and navy, aiming to win over Republicans and counter Democratic opposition led by Bryan. Taft in Chicago urged preparedness, arguing nations act with moral limits and peaceful arbitration, but defense requires ready strength to deter aggression.
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Inquiry Started On Our Seizure In Mexican Port
Washington reports say the United States asked Britain for information on the Zealandia seizure at Progreso by a British cruiser landing party. American consul John W. German at Progreso said the ship was forcibly searched. Britain investigated the status and cargo of the Zealandia, which sailed under a German flag with a German crew and resin cargo. The United States seeks grounds for action in a neutral port, amid neutrality concerns and potential protests by Mexico and the U.S.
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Russians Break Teuton Lines In New Balkan Push
The war office reports renewed Russian offensives on the eastern front with success west of Gnartorysk and recent gains near the Riga area. Bulgarians push in Macedonia as Serbians restore pressure at Babuna Pass linking with French forces to safeguard Monastir. Bulgarian and Serbian actions loom over the Ancona sinking debate as 4,000 Serbs are captured south of Morava.
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Former Rock Island Head Elected Rio Grande President
New York November 11 H W Mudge who resigned last week as chief officer of the Rock Island Railway system was today elected president of the Denver Rio Grande railway succeeding Arthur Coppell the New York banker recently elected temporary president Smoke El Verso Havana 10c cigar
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Romania Weighs Neutrality as War Rivals Align
From Bucharest comes the latest on Rotomania’s cabinet edging toward neutrality as Russian supply ships to the Serbs are barred on the lower Danube. Rumors say Roumania will join the Allies when intervention proves most effective, with King Ferdinand backing the Entente.
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TEDTON SUBMARINE CHELLO TRANSPORT 2d MEN ANE LOST
A cannonade near Fehmarn belt signals British submarine activity against German forces. The Mercian transport was struck by a submarine in the Mediterranean, with 23 killed 30 missing and 50 wounded. Mercian reached harbor. The French liner France was sunk by a German submarine off Cagliari. crew saved.
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Submarine Commander Resumes Brief Pause Before Sinking
Immigrant boats overwhelmed as terror rises aboard a doomed vessel. Cries fill the air as women and children struggle to reach safety while Austrian shells add to the fright. Scores are reported drowning in the water.
Commander of Ancona denies warning claims
London reports the Italian steamer Ancona was not sunk without warning. Survivors describe an Austrian submarine shelling and signaling to abandon ship, triggering a panic as lifeboats capsized and many drowned. Some say German ensign appeared as the vessel was sighted.
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Boy shoots playmate while rat hunting in barn
Fredericksburg November 21 special report says seven year old Wendell Phillips accidently shot and killed 11 year old Clifford Muir as he and friend Johnny Schumacher approached the barn door. The rifle discharged. Schumacher suffered a grazing wound to the arm. Clifford Muir, son of a widow, leaves behind teachers and two sisters. the oldest was celebrating his fourteenth birthday.
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