President Wilson Back at Desk Seeks U Boat Crisis Action
President Wilson returns to the White House to tackle foreign problems and the submarine threat. Reports swirl of possible cabinet changes, with Rumors linking Cumulty to a post but denied. Republicans hold a 217 to 212 majority with six other reps, shaping speaker and committee chairs.
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Presdent Wilson
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State Department
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Althouy
Wilson
Williamstown
Mass
House of Representatives
Oday
Hughes
Republicanational Committee
G Ives
Lansing weighs German reply over Marina attack
Secretary Lansing briefed President Wilson on submarine attacks against American vessels and noted no decisive evidence yet to base action. He said Berlin had not answered the inquiry about the Marina sinking with six American deaths. State Department reviews recent U boat actions to judge a possible shift in German policy, while Mexican relations remain unsettled and the Atlantic City commission will have another chance to decide.
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Lansing
Wilson
Berlin
Marina
State Department
Germany
Sussex
New England
Atlantic City
War News Roundup From Fronts Across Europe
Reports from Petrograd claim von Mackensen retreats in Dobrudja while Austro German forces advance toward Constanta. Entente says Russian Danube advances threaten Moesia. Berlin notes artillery on Tchernavoda. Serbian victory in Macedonia praised. German Romanian front along the Transylvanian border sees several towns captured with over 1,000 prisoners. French offensive near Alanyes fails as German artillery disrupts Sarma sector efforts.
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Reuters
Bhoren
Bhrthix Nerlin
Sayyne
Guha
Somme
Offer
Atsece
Intense gold prevails over western areas in November
A frigid wave, with temperatures record low for November, spans the Mountain Region and moves east toward the Atlantic. Sheridan Wyoming reports 26 degrees below zero as Iowa endures widespread snow. Denver and Colorado points log new November cold records, with Roswell New Mexico also affected. Green Bay endures a blizzard with 0 snowfall, while Waterloo reports light precipitation and slippery streets. Streetcars collide in Green Bay due to icy tracks, injuring two passengers.
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Wio
Texas
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Iowa
Des Moines
United States Weather Bureau
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Sioux City
Davenport
Mercury
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Colo
Rocky Mountain Region
Toay
Wyo
New Mexico
Roswell
N. M
Waterloo
Jorthwest
Ralph B. Sippy
Fourth
Saxon
Sprague
Sans Souci
West Ninth Street
Sans Sour
West Ninth
William Bearsles
Exvink
Federal survey report urges consolidation of Iowa colleges
Des Moines reports that the federal education survey commission urges major changes across three Iowa institutions. Recommendations include uniting engineering schools, cutting non collegiate work, adding normal schools, readjusting state education offices, halting certain college football games, expanding higher education governance, and setting a $2,4700 minimum salary for collegiate departments.
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State Board of Education
Educational Survey Commission
Federal Bureau of Education
Hberel
Fawa State Teachers’ College
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Office of
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nerhaus
State University
US Board of Education Without Power
State Board
Roads and Men in Conference on 8 Hour Law
New York reports warn that railroad failures to comply with the Adamson eight hour law may trigger a strike by the four big railroad brotherhoods. Elisha Lee heads the conference as managers and union leaders seek common ground pending Supreme Court ruling.
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Adamson
Whe Ju. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainsmen
Brotherhood
jRailWay
United States Supreme Court
Elisha Lee
Conference Committee of Managers
Her
Altl
Htrretgen
Stone
Wo. S. Carter
PTT
Monkey dressed as Tony’s monkey causes Philadelphia stir
A fragmented report from Philadelphia describes a man named Joho Hemingway, theatrically dressing as a monkey near Union League Club on Broad Street. The scene features a doglike interaction with a Wilsonian ally and a street musician playing on a hand organ as coins clink in a tin cup. The muddled text references Treslay and political undercurrents without clear context.
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Philadelphia
Joho Hemingway
Hugh
Treslay
High Court Orders Re Argument of Compensation Cases
The High Court in Washington DC orders re argument on compensation cases including Workmen's Compensation and employers' liability statutes. No date set for rehearing and no reason given by the court for the order. The decision also directs reargument of the related case on the interpretation of employer liability law.
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Washington, DC
New York
Lew Jiameey
Ag Ghie
Olio
Tabtlits
We Thod Mission Vines Meet in Annual Session
New York November 1d. A large number of missionaries and Methodist readers from across the United States attended the annual session of the board of foreign missions of the Methodist church. Four public meetings were held during the event with the program continuing.
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New York
United States
Board of Foreign
We Methodist En Rhureh
Supreme Court reviews Washington pension law for mothers
Miss Rose Schreder of Seattle challenges a state amendment denying pensions to mothers abandoned by husbands. The case before the Supreme Court raises constitutional questions about gender and family status discrimination in Washington pension law.
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Washington, DC
Noy RooeTwo Mordera
Washington State
Supreme Court
Rose Schreder
Seattle
Pontive Wilt Protest Deportation Of Belgians
Dispatches from Rome report a new protest against the deportation of Belgians. The Vatican and German authorities are alleged to be moving toward large-scale expulsion, with officials confirming the action amid international concern.
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Pontive Wilt
Paper delivery error notice to readers
A notice asks readers to report missed delivery due to carrier error and arrange a replacement paper. It provides a phone contact for the newspaper and mentions a delivery pony service after 30 o'clock, with a phone number to call.
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Crinck
Britain must do more for France says Capt Millet
Capt Millet voices appeal for greater British support to France amid war strain. He argues Britain must bolster aid to France, noting French efforts and frontline realities, urging reinforced commitment for the coming year and warning against overreliance on the Allies.
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France
Capt. Millet
Minnesota Guardsmen Lead Hughes in State Vote
Reports from Minnesota counties show Hughes trailing Wilson with guard ballots narrowing Hughes lead to about 2,000. Brown and Faribault counties reported Wilson gains while Clark County's guardsmen votes could decide the outcome. State canvassing begins as officials anticipate official tallies and potential legal challenges to guard ballots.
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Salitines
Hughes
Anversoty
Brown County Votsi
Wison
Marfin
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Minnesota
Charles BE. Hughes
Fariboult County
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Des Moines
Stite Executive Council
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Vane
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Brazil Proposes League of Neutrals
The Brazilian Society of International Law proposes a League of Neutrals to resist trade restrictions and belligerent encroachments. The plan would unite present neutrals and activate during any war, urging universal neutral rights and enforcement through a coordinated effort.
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Brazil
Washington
Brazilian Society of Internationnal Law
Serbs Win Brilliant Victory in Cerna District
Paraphrased war bulletin notes Serbians, aided by French artillery, forcing German Bulgarian forces to retreat nearly two miles near Monastir. Reports from Petrograd and London describe Mackensen’s retreat, Romanian positions near Campulung, and new Serbian advances including the capture of Iven village and a Cerna crossing.
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Reuters
Saloniki
Plans Shaft to Women Who Voted for Wilson
Timpson Texas November 13 PF G Freeman leading business figure launches drive to raise 590000 pounds to erect a granite shaft 1009 feet high in Kansas in honor of the women of the west who supported Wilson and helped secure his re election Mr Freeman tops the subscription list with a contribution as an advertisement notes tobacco firm Smoke E Tovar Cigars now available nationwide.
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