Chihuahua City in Villa Hands Villa Rebels Seize Chihuahua City as Trevino Flees
Washington reports push by Villa bandits endangers Chihuahua City. Trevino reportedly evacuates with cavalry leaving artillery behind as Car ranza troops retreat eastward. Juarez and Sauz station plans underway to reinforce and reconquer with Gonzales leading munitions and troops toward the city.
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Chihuahua
Villa
Trevino
Chihuahua City
Jeader
Treyino
Carranza
Gonzales
Juarez
Sauz
Reiforce
Trevina
Chevarta
Murguia
Sanz
Ojinaga
Texas
Presidio
Mexico
Dr Louis Patmont Preaches in Cincinnati After Kidnap Case
Cincinnati November 28 Dr Louis F Patmont former Westville Illinois dry campaign leader and long time minister preached his first sermon at the Church of Christ in Cincinnati after being held in a dungeon for 51 days. He has served as dean of the International Christian Bible college in Minneapolis. Des Moines reports reveal Elizabeth Watts 21 died today after taking poison in a personal crisis, police say health believed cause.
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Cincinnati
Louis F. Patmont
Westville
Ill
Church of Christ
Patment
International Christian Bible College
Minneapolis
Gintl
Des Moines
Elizabeth Watts
Woman seeks Germany voyage to live in peace
Lena Kebl arrives in Baltimore from Indianapolis and asks for directions to the North German Lloyd office to return to Germany with her savings. Told no sailings to Germany due to war she asks what war. Having lived with a family in Indianapolis she saved 402 dollars and plans to enter service at a higher wage in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Lena Keb
Indianapolis
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Germany
Kebl
Germans Capture British Warship In Naval Raid
London reports a German statement claiming a raid near Lowestoft captured an enemy patrol vessel and its crew. The British admiralty notes the armed trawler Narval is missing off the east coast, possibly the vessel referenced. This marks the second German raid in a week near Ramsgate and Lowestoft.
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London
Lowestoft
Berlin
Admiralty
Narval
Ramsgate
Thames
Rams Gate
Nationwide Egg Boycott Expands Across States
The egg price protest spreads from New York to New York state and beyond. Mayors and governors are asked to issue proclamations to abstain from eggs for two weeks. Chicago and St Paul join, with efforts including theater ads and state-level price relief plans.
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New York
Housewives’ League
New York State
Wilson
Cornelius’f. Burns
Troy
Mayors’ Association of
West
Housewives’ League of
Gov. Whitman
George W. Perkines
Whitman
Publc
Indiana
Wicks Legislative Committee
Chicago
French Deputies in Secret Session on War Questions
Pittsburgh reports show turkeys unsold as buyers refuse high prices with prices quoted at 25 to 29 cents per pound. Paris notes shippers asked 25 to 29 cents per pound for live turkeys as the chamber of deputies meets in a long secret session tackling 41 questions vital to the war effort.
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Pittsburgh
Paris
London
Chamber of Deputies
Reserve Board Warns Against Foreign Loans
The Reserve Board cautioned bankers against long term investments in foreign government treasury bills. The warning followed reports that J. P. Morgan & Co and British representatives proposed 90 day loans secured by gold reserves in Ottawa with five 90 day renewals. The board warned that extensive gold imports become dangerous only if matched by loan expansion and inflation.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
J. P. Morgan & Co
Ottawa
Che Hoard
Greece Protests Entente Actions Over Coercion
Greece appeals to neutral nations through diplomats in London and other capitals against coercion by Entente powers. The government denounces the pressure amid rising tensions and questions neutrality.
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Greece
Athens
London
Food and Dairy Officers Seek Higher Pay in Iowa
Des Moines reports that the state food and dairy departments request a new building an extra scale inspector and increased salaries to offset higher living costs. W B Barney the food and dairy commissioner told Governor Clarke that the department is now self supporting and has billed farmers over half a million dollars in the past two years.
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Des Moines
Food and Dairy Departments
W. B. Barney
Food and Dairy
Clarke
Vienna envoy denied safe conduct to Tarnowski now
London reports Britain refuses safe conduct for Count Adam Tarnowski von Tarnow, Austro-Hungarian ambassador designate to the United States. The British rationale cites excessive diplomatic actions by Austria and Germany and warns Washington may protest to allies as the United States weighs its own request for safe passage for the envoy.
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London
Foreign Office
Adam Tarnowski von Tarnow
United States
Austria
Washington, D. C
Count Tarnowsky
British Foreign Office
Atlantic
State Department
Great Britain
England
Mason and
France
Italy
Rnesia
Dieters Laugh and Grow Fat Or Is It Food
Chicago study tracks a dieting squad of twelve men weighing 174 pounds more at start. All but one member gained weight while only Mrs Jocelle Petit lost weight, dropping three quarters of a pound. Menu details cover breakfast and dinner courses with soups, meats, and desserts.
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Chicago
Go Owetrh
Ile Pest
Jocelle Petit
Preventive Actions Amid Foot and Mouth Disease Fears
Washington Nov. 28 The agriculture department proceeds with inoculation and tests as it seeks to determine if a newly found cattle disease in Kansas is foot and mouth. Kansas City reports imminent results from veterinary tests while embargoes limit cattle shipments from multiple states. Railroads in Sioux City suspend cattle movements amid fear of epidemic resurgence.
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Washington, D. CL
Kansas Ily
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Sioux City
Chicago
Body of Emperor Leaves Palace Amid Impressive Scenes
Tens of thousands of spectators in Vienna lined the route from Schoenbrunn Palace to the bath chapel as the hearse bearing the emperor’s body passed by. The torchlit cortege moved through wet streets with infantry, lanterns, and ceremonial guards, ending at Hofburg for public viewing on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
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Vienna
Tandang
Ian Joseph
Schoenbrunn Palare
Bath
Hofturg
Voflin
Teutons Tighten Grip on Roumania Near Bucharest
Berlin reports Austro-German forces pressing toward Bucharest with continued gains. Danube town Giurgiu and Curtea de Arges captured, advancing Von Mackensen’s army to within 46 miles of the capital. Romanian defenses holding on a steady front despite losses.
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Roumania
van Trathenhaayn
Falkenhayn
Craiova
Piiash
Itul
Campulung
von Mackenpen
Cernuvoda
Sllstria
Orsova
Crisova
Teutons
Danube
Giurgiu
Mackensen
Bucharest
Berlin
Sayville
IL. T
War Office
Ghirgih
Curtea de Arges
Campuinns
London
Herlin
Gurglu
von Falenhayn
Uie Topolog
Argerhu
le Than
Pucherest
Giarcio
Justchukat
Uurrtea de Alpes Les SC Mrilss
Cougspabang
Hocmanlans
Lonien
Nev
Rouania
Hurlarest
von Mackensen
Duplicate of 50000 Draft Reaches Bank
A duplicate draft for 60000 sent to Waterloo Cassoline Engine Co via London bank arrived today at Black Hawk National Bank. The envelope was opened by a censor and allowed to proceed. The original draft was received Saturday with funds credited to the engine company. The draft was part payment for engines shipped to England and France for farm use on the steamship Bronland.
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Waterloo Casoline Engine Company
London
Black Hawk National Bank
England
France
Farm Loan Burr Considers Claim for Rural Banks
Washington, Nov. 28. Farmers nationwide face high interest and commissions on short loans, say witnesses before the federal farm loan board. The board says the farm loan law will lower rates significantly. The board continues reviewing testimony from its county tour and plans to announce the 22 federal farm bank locations within about 26 days.
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Washington, D
Federal Farm Loan Board
Wilson changes cabinet meeting times to evenings
Washington D C President Wilson moved a long held custom today by setting cabinet meetings at 7 p m instead of 10 a m on Tuesdays and Fridays to free his mornings for other engagements. Burlington official Morrisey dies after prolonged illness in Galesburg Illinois funeral next Thursday
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Washington
P. C
Wilson
P.m
Burlington
Galesburg
Til
P. If Morrisey
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway
Two Zeppelins Down in Northeast England Raid
London reports two German airships were shot down during a night raid on the northeast coast and midland counties. Crews perished, one Zeppelin fell in flames off Durham, another damaged before reaching the Norfolk coast. One woman killed, 16 injured. 101 bombs dropped. London also endured a separate high altitude bombing with minor damage and four injuries.
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London
England
North Midland
Hingland
Great Britain
Altho
Yorkshire
Durham
North Midland Counties
Norfolk
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War Department
DR. Martyr
Port Lowestoft
U. S
St. Paul
Reserve Board
Food and Dairy Officers
Count von Tar
Dumba
Ampulyng
Cees eathaSset
Trakan
Cna
Warne
Buch
Waser
Capetal
Wilson Breks
Cabinet Hout
el Tovar
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