Bulgarians and Greeks Capture Key Turkish Positions
Britain Louis. Bulgarian and Greek armies claim success in first stage of war by taking Kirk Kilisseh and the Ser via base. Montenegrins surround Scutari as Servia advances toward Uskup, with heavy hand to hand fighting and high casualties reported on both sides.
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London
Turkey
Kirk Kilisseh
Servia
Montenegro
Scutari
Kum‘Anova
Uskup
Lloyd’s
Burgas
Black Sea
Constantinople
Adrianople
Tundja
Maras
Lule Burgas
Saloniki
Abdullah Pasha
Irk Kilisseh
Mekk Pasha
Kumanovo
Zekir Pasha
Somorrow
Belgrade
Vranya
Kumanova
Usktp
Egri Palanka
Stephanovitch
Kirk-Kilisgeh
Vienna
Kirk-Kilisseh
The
Turki
Athens
Constantine
Greece
Macedonia
Saranda
Koro
Amid
Sofia
Bulgaria
Kirk-Kilisaeh
Bunarhissar
Registration Push Follows Last-Minute Rush
Registration for two days ends at 2 pm with boards slated to meet tomorrow and Saturday November 2. Citizens are urged to register if they plan to vote. A tonic reminder appears amid weather notes showing October 25 temperatures with 63 maximum at 4 pm and 40 to 53 degree ranges.
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Buchanan [Optical Co
Missile Hurling Breaks Glass at German Savings Bank
A large cement missile shattered a 5x8 foot plate glass window at the German Savings Bank in Gilbertville last night. Deputies and Sheriff Shores suspect vandalism over burglary, noting footprints and a hastened escape. Bloodhounds from Springfield are to trail the suspect, with dogs arriving on the early Central trains. The bank, aided by Waterloo bankers, occupies a new building and rushes to capture the offender.
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German Sayings Bank
Gilbertville
Springfield
German Savings Bann
Shores
Sheriff Shores
Waterinn
Doge
Finois Central
Waterloo
Beveridge Campaign Funds Return Reported in 1904
Washington Ott 25 The senate contributions committee heard H C Pettit former speaker of the Indiana house corroborate testimony about contributions from Geo W Perkins Edward L McLean and Giffard Pinchot to Senator Beveridge in 1904 He estimated total contributions at 37500 Perkins said he gave 10000 which Beveridge returned Pettit said Beveridge showed three 10000 checks said they came from Perkins Pettit said the money was not to be used and was a personal friendship matter The state committee knew nothing of the funds and Pettit noted they were returned unused after the election The committee adjourned for the day.
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Washington
Senate Contributions Committee
H. C. Pettit
Indiana House of Representatives
Pomerene
Geo. W. Perkins
Edward L. McLean
Giffard Pinchot
Beveridge
Perkins
Mr. Pettit
Police Captain Explains Nonsupport Cases Cause
Baltimore police Captain Georgy League, with forty two years on the force, argues that preventing nonsupport requires steering youths toward trades and away from crowded professions. He urges teaching girls cooking and housekeeping and advising against early marriage to those lacking domestic skills, noting eighteen nonsupport filings in the eastern district over thirty days.
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Sen. Cook
Baltimore
Georgy League
Eastern Police District
Captain League
Cemmanders
Auto hits boy at Fourth and Sycamore corner
An automobile and a boy on a bicycle collided at the Fourth and Sycamore corner at 1 30 this afternoon. The boy was hurled and sustained injuries. The bicycle wheel was nearly demolished. The auto driver carried the boy and wheel away and left the scene. police were unsble
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Fourth and
Sycamore
Resta
Two Diaz Officers Shot and Díaz Sentenced to Death
In Vera Cruz on October 26 two staff officers of Felix Diaz Major Zarate and Major Cuesta were shot by federal troops after death sentences by a secret summary court martial. Court began at 6 pm and verdicts were to be executed within 72 hours. Diaz and comrades face military law penalties. A writ moved General Felix Diaz from military to civil jurisdiction, leaving a full court to decide if he will return to military court or be tried civilly.
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Vera, Cruz
Mexico
Get
Felix Diaz
4Arate
Major Cuesta
Fernando Zerate
Julien Villas
Diaz
Beltran
Trias
Mexico City
First District Court
Munoz
Mother in Cell with Daughter in Rockford Jail
Chicago, Ort, 26. Mre. F. Camer on-Falconer and her daughter Jonefie Cameron share a Rockford jail cell amid a federal probe into the alleged abduction by Jack Johnson. The mother seeks proximity to supervise, while the girl remains held on a $25,000 bail. Subpoenas are issued for Sig Hart and other witnesses as the inquiry resumes.
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Chicago
Mre
F. Cameron-Falconer
Rockford
Jonefie Cameron
Jack Johnson
Lucile
Sig Hart
Dany
Cubans Clash in Havana Meeting Turns Deadly
A political confrontation in Havana erupted after a meeting in Central Park, with several hundred shots fired and multiple deaths or injuries among participants. The clash involved supporters and opponents of President Alfreds raves, who is a presidential candidate.
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Havana
Our
Mide
Central Park
Vicw
Alfredsraves
Filthy Dairy Linked to Infantile Paralysis Cases
In Wheaton, Illinois, four polio cases on Alfred Alm en’s milk route prompted an emergency inquiry by the state health board. Conditions at the dairy a two miles north of town were described as nearly indescribable, supporting Dr James A Egan’s warning that the disease is spread by the milk source. Dentists of Ottumwa, Iowa plan a one day clinic on Oct 28 with demonstrations by leading local surgeons.
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Chicago
Wheaton
State Board of Health
James A. Egan
Ottumwa
Towa
Hare
Tawa Dental
Becker Convicted and Pickett Denies Campaign Ties
A Courier reporter contacted Congressman Pickett at his headquarters amid a controversy over religious material appearing in the campaign. Pickett declined to comment locally, asserting he and his campaign disavow any involvement with the literature or its dissemination.
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The
Courier
Pickett
Thisnterntog
White
Wieckatt
Dubuque
Verdict in Becker murder trial shocks prisoners
Twelve jurors who refused to discuss their deliberations returned at noon with a verdict of first degree murder against Police Lieutenant Charles Becker in the Rosenthal case. Justice Goff will set the death date, while defense counsel McIntyre begins appeals to stay execution. Becker’s wife fainted. Becker sleepless, surrounded by fellow inmates awaiting trials of four co defendants.
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New York
Chas. Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Supreme Court
Goff
John F. MclIntyre
Jack Rose
Sam Schephs
Bridgie” Webber
Harry Wallon
Schepps
Mr. Whitman Je & Smartman
Becker
Four Guns Ten
Jack Sullivan
Wm. Shapiro
Rosenthal
Charles Becker
New York Police Department
Dynamite conspiracy trial details digraphs and telephones
Indianapolis Ost 25 Records from government stenographers show testimony on a telephone system in the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers HQ. Witnesses recount overheard remarks and a brief instrument discovery by Douglass and Nichols, with claims of double crossing by Lieut. Mocklin and others. Walter Drew testifies on McNamara arrest.
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Indianapolis
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
McNamara Brothers
Ralph W. Douglass
Uniain
Douglass
Frank M. Bean
Herbert 3. Rockin
C. W. Nicholas
Ryan
Miler
Hoskin
Kiean
Walter Drew
New York
National Erectors' Association
J.J. McNamara
Taianapolis
Herbert §. Mocklin
Iron Workers’ Union
McNamara
Roosevelt resumes campaign work after shooting
Oyster Bay, New York October 25 General Theodore Roosevelt returned to active campaign duties today for the first time since he was shot eleven days ago. His secretary John McGrath arrived from New York and, after breakfast, Roosevelt dictated several letters to progressive leaders and began work on a speech.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Roosevelt
John McGrath
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Leadara
Lafayette boy breaks leg on school swing
Floyd Posner twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Seymour Posner of Lafayette street fell from a swing at Hawthorne school building yesterday and broke his right leg above the ankle causing considerable pain.
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Floyd Posner
Seymour Posner
Lafayette Street
Hawthorne
Wilson to Speak in Philadelphia Amid Campaign Pause
Princeton N J Oct 25 Governor Woodrow Wilson will resume next Monday his speaking tour in Philadelphia after a campaign interruption caused by Colonel Roosevelt being shot. Wilson said Roosevelt's recovery was progressing enough to allow arranging remaining dates for the campaign.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
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Mohammedan
Cetinje
Lazovitch
Koplik
Martinovitch
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Dragoumis
Gilbertville Bank
General Diaz
Jur
Witte
Justice Goff
Wilson
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