Fate of Adrianople Sealed by Allied Action
Reports from Belgrade and London on Oct 28 describe Bulgarians isolating Adrianople by cutting the Constantinople rail line, capturing Eski-Baba and advancing from the east as Turkish reinforcements arrive to mount a possible counteroffensive. Servians push toward Veles, Mitrovitza falls, and Bulgarian forces seize a military train near Eski-Baba amid dramatic evacuations and fled supplies.
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Constantinople
Adrianople
Sofia
Evski-Baba
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Kate
Black Sea
Kustenje
Roumania
Maras
Servia
Kuropa
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Mitrovitza
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Veles
Helgrade
Kiskup
Velisovitz
Eski-Baba
Washington
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Marasch
Machines Barred in Black Hawk County Election
County board rules out voting machines for the November general election after a legal opinion says the 40 spaces per party on the machines cannot accommodate 45候 candidate names plus 13 presidential electors. Australian ballots will be used in all precincts, with the auditor to prepare them.
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Board of Supervisors
Rainbow
Coun
Hoxie
E. H. McCoy
McCoy
Rownd
C. Murtagh
Democratic County Committee
Wildebrand
Progressive County Committee
Moxie
Fedlowa
Black Hawk County
Secretary of State
Canna Group
United States
Congress
United
Resignation of H A Mitze Nominated by Progressive Party
Resignation of H A Mitze candidate for county recorder on the progressive ticket was filed with County Auditor Rainbow. Mitze, Gedar Falls steam dye shop owner, remains a Roosevelt platform advocate. Vacancy may be filled by county central committee or petition, per an attorney's opinion. M J Tritz is the Democratic nominee for county recorder. Opinions and predictions follow.
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H. A. Mitza
Rainbow
Mitze
Gedar Falls
Theodore Roosevelt
County Central Committee
M. J. Tritz
County Recorder
Wilson Begins Strenuous Week for Campaign
Governor Woodrow Wilson left Princeton after a brief stop, heading to Philadelphia and southeastern Pennsylvania for a slate of speeches. He planned to speak at Westchester, Pennsylvania at noon and later at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia under a League of Independent Republicans banner, followed by a large Democratic rally at Convention Hall. He anticipated a strenuous week with no prepared speeches.
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N. J
Del
Woodrow Wilson
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Pennsylvania
Westchester
Tle
Academy of Music
League of Independent Republicans
New York
New Jersey
Jurors Illness Delays Trial in Salem Murder Case
Salem Mass Oct 28 ongoing illness of Juror John N Carter postpones trial of I Etter Arturo Glovannisti and Joseph Caruso for alleged murder of Anna Lopizes until Wednesday. Carter fell ill Friday night with a gripe and remains confined as advised by his physician for at least two more days.
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Salem
Mass
Nebarse
John N. Carter
I. Etter
Arturo Glovannisti
Joseph Caruso
Anna Lopizes
Carter
German Embassy in Constantinople to Be Used as Hospital
European observers say Kaiser Wilhelm shows friendliness to Turkey in the Balkan war by ordering the German embassy in Constantinople turned over to the Turkish government as a hospital for wounded troops. The Bulgarian government readies for war as miles of temporary railroad track are laid for army supplies.
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Constantinople
Kaiser Wilhelm
Turkey
Mad husband ends 4 lives in Wisconsin tragedy
Alvin Roehr, 33, of Plymouth Wisconsin killed his father in law Philip Ott his wife and her father Fred Haut when denied access to his wife. He then killed himself a tree in the woods. A four year old witnessed part of the scene and the widow hid with the child. The incident follows Roehr previous death by suicide years before.
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Plymouth
Philip J. Ott
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Haut
Ott
Busnp
Guicida
Rector Urges Substitute for the Closed Saloon
Rev. G W Hinkle of Christ Episcopal Church urges Christian people to provide a "Poor Man's Club" if Waterloo saloons close. He proposes a large reading and game building with bowling and billiards to replace social functions, arguing the ban would invite illegal liquor sales without such substitutes. Voters may sign pledges not to sue a saloon consent petition for two years, with petitions to circulate after the general election.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Waterloo
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George W. Hinkle
Temperance Association
Hinkle
Bishop Potter
Sears
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Grehibltien
Samon
Whiel
Supreme Court
Amuilater
Witnesses From Milwaukee Chicago Reveal Lindloff Poisoning Case
In Chicago on October 28 witnesses from Milwaukee and Chicago testified as the state sought to prove Mrs. Louisa Lindloff murdered her son Arthur by poisoning. Prosecutors highlighted damaging evidence and alleged she planned deaths of relatives. A Milwaukee doctor testified noting a fatality may have been stirred by poison and that Lindloff predicted the victims’ deaths to the hour.
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Arthur
Criminal Court
Witne Wiro
Milwaukea
TAPT Plunges Into Afvatrs of State Washington
A garbled early 20th century note shows TAPT taking drastic action in state affairs amid confusion. The text references Washington, Britain and notable officials, with scattered names and dates, including a mention of a one year ago minimum of 27 and maximum of 7 degrees in a distorted weather-like fragment.
Doctors decline Sulctor in Tate death
Tokio October 24 reports say physicians refused to join a petition urging suicide after failing to save the Mikado. A royal statement declared the death not their fault and refused any self harm.
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Tate Mikado
His Majesty’s Physicciaas
Vice President Sherman In Serious Condition, Reports Say
Alarming but conflicting dispatches from November 28 describe Vice President Sherman’s health as very serious with sinking spells. Dr F Peek and close friends dispute exaggerations while telephones reveal concern over his condition and possible improvement discussions with Dr Theodore Janeway of New York.
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F. Peek
oVicg
Shermins
Theodore
Janeway
New York
Ties Between McManigal and Ryan Revealed in Trial
Indianapolis reports stenographer Bo Cook described conversations between Ortio B. McManigal the dynamiter and Frank M. Ryan head of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Cook testified that Ryan ordered McManigal escorted to McNamara’s office and recounted McNamara’s subsequent actions after the Los Angeles Times bombing. He also testified about a $1000 payment to McNamara and McNamara’s later flight to Nebraska after two weeks in Salt Lake City.
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Ortio B. McManigal
Frank M. Ryan
Internatirnal Assortation
Bo. Cook
Ryan
McManipal
J. C. Mee Neutdte
Cook
Lves
Chariton
McNamiara
McManigal
Iran Workers
McNamara
Amara
Aid Cook
I Ney
Kansas City
Missouri River
Los Angeles Times
J.J. McNamara
J. BR. McNevarn
Nebraska
J. Bo
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Vay
Supreme Court Advances Case on Special Appropriation Law
Washington December 28 The supreme court moved December 2 argument date for cases questioning the constitutionality of the newspaper section of the special appropriation law. No decisions announced in hard coal trust or Union Pacific merger cases. court adjourned after releasing one decision affecting the newspaper law.
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The
Supreme Court Today
Hard Coul Trust
Union Pacific
P Supreme Court
Captain Bouinkley Dead in Tokyo Harbour Disaster
Captain Frank Hrickles, longtime Japanese correspondent for the London Times, and adviser to the Japanese Steamship Company, died today in Tokyo. The veteran navigator met his end amid a maritime incident described in local reports.
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Frank Hrickles
The
London Times
Adieid
Eee
Roosevelt Struggles to Recover After Wounding
U.S. President Roosevelt remains weaker and slower to recover than hoped after his wound. He walked slowly, though improved, with ongoing soreness on the right side and diligent monitoring by physicians. He briefly rode his horse Sirdar in a controlled moment but will travel by train to New York to minimize jolting risks before remaining there briefly for further medical care.
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Sirdar
Roosevelt
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