Armistice Talks Grow Near As Bulgars Reach Kilios
Bulgarian and Turkish negotiators push toward a military armistice after Bulgaria's troops reach the Kilios area near Constantinople, threatening Turkish defenses while cholera ravages Turkish lines at Tchatalja and armies maneuver for control of Monastir and environs.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Kiamil Pasha
Ferdinand
Council of Ministers
Balkan
Turkey
Constantinople
Kilios
Black Sea
Bosporus
Tchatalja
Dag Frank Testifies in Rosenthal Murder Trial
New York Wor. 1h. Dag Frank, one of the four gunmen charged with Herman Rosenthal's murder, testified about the night at Bridgie's poker room. He repeated earlier statements and said Jack Rose visited the apartment but nothing was said about the killing.
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New York
Dago Frank
Ciriofici
Guoumen
Herman Rosen
Whitey
Gyp
Louie
Frank
Rose
Jack” Zelig
Louis
Chinatown
Rosa
Tack
Missouri
Metropole
Rosenthal
Garden
Jack Rose
Lefty
Chofici
Cirofici
Harry Wallon
Bridgis" Webber
Charles Becker
Kansas Sophomore Jerry Riseley Named One of Ten Greatest Americans
Lawrence Kas November 16 Jerry Riseley a University of Kansas sophomore has been named among the ten greatest Americans. The error stemmed from a faulty copy sheet which left Riseley’s name among John Marshall and Alexander Hamilton. Professor Hodder and publisher staff compiled the list for a pamphlet distribution.
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Jerry Riseley
University of Kansas
Marshall
Hamilton
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Alexander Mamilton
the Treasury
J F. WH. Wodder
Department of American History
the State University
Riseley
Prof. Hodder
Rineley
Rineley'a Nan
Hisaley
Des Moines Saloons Reopen Amid City Tension
Des Moines reports saloons partially reopen after a city order to close ended. Strikes, police presence, and crowd actions filled the day as saloonkeepers pressed officials to allow operations. Witness testimony in a high profile case cited gunmen, shootings, and alleged schemes surrounding Jack Rose and Big Jack Zelig.
Drag River Drownings Prompt River Rescue Search
Fifty men search the Illinois river below La Grange dam for bodies of Wm Moore of Chicago and three companions who vanished after attempting to shoot the dam in launches. Authorities have not yet identified the drowned trio. Mrs. W. S. Moore of Kirkwood says her son A P Moore died in the same incident.
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Peoria, Jr
Illinois
la Grange Dam
Peoria
Wm. Moore
Chicago
Moore
St. Louis
Kirkwood
Waterloo Evening Courier Opens New Plant With Open House
The Waterloo Evening Courier announces a public open house next Saturday to showcase its rebuilt building and expanded press. The event marks six months of renovations and offers extras for ladies and gents alike, with local musicians and greetings as highlights. The new press prints 24,000 Couriers per hour, a key feature of the upgrade.
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Waterloo Evening Cotrier
Courier
the Courier
Wyening
New Press
Bloodhounds to Aid Law Officers in Waterloo Region
Sheriff Shores buys two trained English bloodhounds from Strumpfer of Springfield to trail criminals. Dogs Topsy and Roger will be housed at the county jail with a resident trainer, sworn as deputy. available day or night for Water loo and surrounding counties. Proposals include $20 per call for the county and $25 for the city to cover costs, with the board finding terms fair.
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Waterloo
Sheriff Shores
G. Strumpfer
Springfield, Jr
Topsy
Roger
Gilbertville Bank
Springfield
Struampfer
Gilbertyle
Hudson
Shores
Board of Supervisors
Clarke Safe One County Misoo Ng
In Des Moines on November 1a with Pottawattamie missing, county auditors show Geo W Clarke leading over E G Dunn 179,847 to 177,509. Dunn could win if the missing county corrects. Clarke would still hold a 1748 edge statewide. Reports say over 200 Polk County voters supported Woodrow Wilson alone.
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Dew Moines
Pottawattami
Powernurap
Geo W. Clarke
E.G. Dunn
Profitclat Agates
Dunn
Clarke
Polk County
Woodrow Wilson
Remarkable Bloodhounds Trailing Crime in Iowa
A feature describes Strumpfer refusing a thousand dollar offer for Roger's mate, a Russian dog used for man trailing. The dogs are praised for accuracy but wary of strangers. several notable captures include a Keokuk case, a jail escape that ended in suicide, and a raided pocketbook theft leading to a marshal's home trail.
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Seningame
Strumpfer
Roger
Gilbertville
Iowa
Keokuk
Big Dam
Larrabee on Deaths Drink
A Gazette message from Clermont reports Governor Larrabee growing weaker as a bad night passes. His vitality declines and his death is hourly expected.
Lorimer to Be Operated On Tomorrow at Presbyterian
Surgeons in attendance on Wm Lorimer announced they would operate on him tomorrow at Presbyterian hospital. Lorimer was said to be much improved today.
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Chicago
Wm. Lorimer
Lorimer
The
Presbyterian Hospital
Campaign of Terror Drove Dynamos to Strike, McNamara Case
The McNamara brothers vowed a nationwide campaign of terror after the Los Angeles Times blast. In Indianapolis testimony, Nat France and Earl Adams described 1,800 pounds of stolen dynamite from Bloomfield quarry. Ortie McManigal testified the plan came from John J. McNamara to crush the erectors union.
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Indianapolis
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles Times
James B. McNamara
Nat France
Earl M.adams
Bloomfield
McManigal
Tiffin
Ortie McManigal
James B
John J. McNamara
Iron Workers’ Union
Los Angeles
McNamaras
Erectors’ Association
Geo. H. Phillips
J . Phillips
Oakland
McNamara
Death toll in U S coal mines rises in early year
Washington report shows 1,453 men killed in the first eight months of the year in U S coal mines. If disasterless, total deaths for 1912 could fall significantly from 1911's 2,719. The fatality rate in the mining industry has dropped notably in the past five years.
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Washington
United States
Itn
Bureau of Mines
Blind Barker of Paria Confesses Large Depositor Theft
Paris reports Augustin Max known as the blind barker of Paria surrendered to police and confessed misappropriating about 2,000,000 of clients' funds. He said the money was invested in copper and nickel mines in New Caledonia, which failed. he planned suicide but was persuaded to surrender.
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Paris
Augustin Max
Francana
Paria
Max
New Caledonia
Socialist Mayor Found Guilty of Violating Law
Little Falls New York November 15 Geo R Lonn socialist mayor of Schenectady was found guilty of violating the city ordinance for refusing to move during a police interruption of a speech to striking mill workers He was fined forty dollars or jailed sixty days
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Little Falls
N. Y
Geo. R. Lonn
Schenectady
Schrank Fairness Question Provokes Judge Action
Milwaukee dispatch reports insinuations that John Schrank the confessed assailant of Theodore Roosevelt is not being fairly treated. District Attorney Zabal received local clippings and mail on the matter. Municipal Judge Backus said he may take official cognizance and ordered the prosecutor to bring all related clippings to his attention.
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Milwaukee
John Schrank
Theodore Roosevelt
Zabal
Backus
California Electoral Contest Leads to Mandamus for Fair Count
In Los Angeles a writ of mandamus was issued to force a fair count of ballots from the Nov 3 election after accusations of tampering and abstracted return sheets. Mary Fos, a Democratic presidential elector, sought the order from the district court of appeals. Roosevelt led by 66 votes in the tally, with California overall giving him a substantial plurality over Wilson, official in all but three counties San Francisco Los Angeles and Yuba.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Fos
District Court of Appeals
County Board of Supervisors
Roosevelt
San Francisco
California
Roosevel
Wilson
Yuba
Parliament Condemns Payment Integrity Call in London
London November 15 The conference of unionist associations condemned the payment of parliament this morning and carried a resolution urging the next House of Commons to restore the principle of gratuitous parliamentary service.
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London
Conference of Unionist Associations
House of Commons
Twelve buried in Utah Silver Mine disaster
Salt Lake City, Nov. 14. Twelve persons, four visitors including two young women, are buried in the Old Horn Silver mine near Frigee in Beaver County Utah. The visitors are uninjured on the 300 foot level. Fate of seven miners in lower levels is uncertain.
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Salt Lake City
Mov
Old Horn
Frigee
Beaver County
Utah
Jack Johnson Granted Release in Mann Act Case
Chicago November 15 TraciK Johnson a Black boxer accused of violating the Mann white slave law was released from custody today before Judge Carpenter in the United States district court on bonds of 36000 The securities were the boxer's mother Tina Jobson and Mathew Bald win a real estate dealer Johnson had been in county jail since Friday and had sought bail through repeated efforts
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Chicago
Tracik Johnson
Carpenter
United States District Cotr
Pugilist
Tina Jobson
Mathew 3. Baldwin
Johnson
Chicago Teamsters Strike Dismissed in Twelve Hours
Chicago yesterday saw a rapid settlement of a wage dispute between the Chicago Teamsters Chauffeurs and Helpers union and the team owners tied to the Chicago Cartage club. The strike sought a $1.50 per week increase, resolved quickly as owners agreed and the walkout was called off, avoiding a transport shutdown and recalling the 1905 bloodless precedent.
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Chicago
Chicago Teamsters
Chicago Cartage Club
Chicago Team Owners’ Association
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Pat Crowe Sought After Quiet Cedar Rapids Night
Cedar Rapids Ta Nov 1 Taecal police seek Pat Crowe a visitor who slept in the city overnight and paid no hotel bill He took an overcoat and an unspecified item before leaving town police report indicates a casual unsanctioned stay and departure
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Cedar Rapids
Taecal
Pat
Crowe
Bisia
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Monastir
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Morabi
Moneath
Athens
Constantine
Saloniki
Gun Man
CUB Reporter
Des Moines
Thal
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Wartman
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Logal War
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Gonfesses
Hint Schrank
Valifornia
Stile
Csentcred
Silver
Skinny Martin
Jaar
Jack Johnson
Pat Crowe
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