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Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
POPE NOT ASKED
 TO OBTAIN TRUCE,
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ROME, Nov. B (via Paris, Nov. ID. The assertion made in various quar- ters recently that Emperor William had written to Pope Benedict asking the pope to obtain a truce from the allies was emphatically denied at the Vatican today. Officials at the Nati- can declared that neither side hau made any representations to the pom tiff looking for peace. They added that no negotiations for peace were taking place and that there was no probability that pourparlers for peace would be started.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
CARDENAS GOES
 IN PURSUIT
Division of Between Four and Five Thousand Men Leaves Agua Prieta and Make Camp Twelve Miles tO the Southwest
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DOUGLAS. Ariz. Nov 14-With the arrival of General Alvaro Otrs- gon at Agua Prieta, opposite here. from Nogales, the Carranba forces began today their active campaign against the army of General Fran cisco Villa in Sonora.
 Naco,- sonora. was occupied today by fifteen hundred Carranza cavalry under command of Colonel Lazaro Cardenas. These troops entered the town without opposition.
 Leaving a small garrison to hold Naco, Colonel Cardenas immediately went in pursuit of a Villa column. headed by General Jose Rodriguez. who had been operating just below the International boundary near Naco
 After a conference between Gen erals Obregon and P. Elias Calles commander at Agua Prieta, a divi sion of between 4OOO and 5000 sol diers. with sixteen field pieces, left Agua Prieta late today. This force was camped tonight in Anavacachi Pass, twelve miles southwest of here
 No announcement was made in Agua Prieta as to whether General Obregon or General Gales would take personal command of the cam paign against Villa but the bulk of the troops sent forward belong to General Obregons contingent which arrived recently from Piedras Negras under command of General Francisco Manzo..
 General Rodriguez and his Ville column were said to be retreatins toward Cananea Reports at AgUd Frieta said that Rodriguez intended to march south through the Sonora river district. one section of Mexico which has seen but little fighting and with it's large wheat crop, and thousands of cattle, would plentifuilE. supply this army.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
TEUTON|C ARMIES THROW BACK
 STREAMS ALONG WHOLE FRONT

front. Thirteen officers and 1.760 men have been taken prisoners Two cannon have been captured
 General Boyadjieffs Bulgarian troops are advancing together with the Germans from the southern Mo- rava
 Eastern theater: General von Lin- singens German troops have pene- trated the German lines near Podgacie northwest of CZartorysk, taking 1,151 Russians prisoners. Four machine guns were captured.
 Russian attacks north of the Ko- vel-Sarny railroad broke down before the AuStro- Hungarian lines.
 Army groups of Field Marshal von Hindenburg and Prince Leopold of Bavaria: No change in the situation.
 Western theater: There is nothing to report
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
RECORD INFLUX OF VISITORS FOR fifth ARIZONA FAIR
SAY ARE TAKING THOUSAND
 SERB CAPIIVES DAH Y

The Russians have definitely re- pelled Field Marshal yon Hinder burg's drive toward Riga and Dvinsk and along the Dvina river. and haE@ themselves taken the offensive. but apparently, owing to the state of the ground, has been able to make only slow progress in the marsh region west Cf Riga
 On the Styr river, in the south, the Austrian Germans by a counter stroke have pierced the Russian lines and captured l 300 prisoners, according to the Berlin official statement. These strokes are about all that can be expected on the eastern front while the soft weather continues.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
EXHIBITS ARE IN
 THE PROPER PLACES
Today's Program, One of Best of Fair Week Horse Racing Starts and Free Attractions Will Hold Sway in Field

Despite all predictions to the con- trary. Sunday preceding the state fair found Phoenix acting as host tt crowds. which. if not as great as those Of preceding fairs, were fully up to the expectations of the officials.
 The record of past fall festivals will without a doubt be beaten by the time other visitors. waiting to take advan- tage of the low excursion rates have reached the city.
 Preparation Day proved a surprise to officials and visitors yesterday, to the officials because. of the size of the at tendance. and to the visitors because they saw evidences of the greatest state fair Arizona has ever held. and a degree or preparedness that has not hitherto been achieved at any of the state fairs. Early in the day d3tails from the First Arizona Infantry Sr- rived and pitched camp. beginning to work in good earnest on the important duties that will occupy the attention of the civilian soldiers for the week. In the afternoon, two companies of school cadets commanded by Signal Sergeant Frank Smith of the National Guard ar rived in camp and were immediately assigned to duties. These youngsters Will be grand stand ushers and mes sengers for the fair commission and the officers
 The buildings were a sight to behold Really a fine sight for not only were the exhibits in splendid shape. but the number of them set people to think ing immediately. The educational ex- hibit the woman's department. the cooked food display. the art depart ment the apiary exhibition in the dai- " building and the booths for the dairy exhibit in this building all DOT Irayed better than words can tell the interest being taken this year in the great fair
 Secretary Shaughnessy and his force es together with the state fair com missioners moved the whole business of the fair commission to the offices at the fair grounds and immediately were showed under with all sorts of busi- ness
 Indications. point to a record first days attendance today. The city is fast filling up with visitors. and one reason why so few were seen crowding down town yesterday, was because they went out to the fair grounds and took il out looking on at the great bee hive there
 The weather promise is ideal, the track conditions are good, and the space devoted to other activities ex- ceed that of any former fair. All this 1ueurs well for the greatest Arizona fair ever held.
 A Railroad Record
 As an indication of the crowd that will be at tEe fair, Conductor Wood cock of the Arizona Eastern on Satur- day night brought 169 passengers from NaricCpa. the largest number ever hauled over that line in one train Saturday. too. was the first day that the reduced rates for the fair went in to effect The fact that surpassed the traffic that of any Saturday night be- fore any state or territorial fair was regarded as a good sign of record breaking attendance this week.
 But what was done on Saturday night by the Arizona Eastern was thrown into the shade last night when Conductor WoOdcock brought 2O9 pas
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Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
k AISER THANKS
 KRUPP FOR AID
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BERLIN. Nov. 14.-(By wireless to Salvilie.) .)-Emperor William, on thanking the Krupp Steel company for its donation of $5.O00,00O to the relief fund for the benefit of families of soldiers who have died on the battlefield. said, according to the Overseas News Agency:
 It is q new proof of the patriotic mind It is worthy of the great name of Krupp, whose fame as Ger many's first armorer is frightened by this splendid initiative in social welfare and this willingness to make sacrifices
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
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BERLIN. Nov. IA. (By wireless fo Sayville, N. Y)-Teutonic armies commanded by Generals Koevess and Gallwitz. after sanguinary fighting. have thrown back the Serbians along their whole front, says the report is sued today at German army head quarters. Serbians to the number of 1,173 were taken prisoners
 German troops also have pene- trated the Russian lines near Car torysk, in Volhynia, and have taken prisoner 1,515 Russians. according to the announcement. The text of the statement follows:
 Balkan theater: The armies of Geenrais Koevess and Gallwitz, after tenacious battles. have again thrown back the Serbians along the whole
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
Hold Duranqo City.

FL PASO. Tex, Nov. 14.-Advicea from Torreon tonight stated that the CarranZa forces commanded by the Arrieta brothers are holding Durang" City. Durango state and that General Mariana Arrieta has been made Car ranza governor of the state. Gen eral CaliXio Contreras, leading Villa forces composed of Indians. is said to be threatening the city.
 It was reported here today by ar- rivals from Douglas. Arizona. that one thousand Villa deserters are moving eastward toward Casas Ora from Naco. They were said to be without arms and asking for work at ranches.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
PAY TRIBUTE TO
 TUPPER'S MEMORY
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QUEBEC. Nov. 14.-Tributes to the memory of the late Sir Charles Tupper. former premier of Canada and last survivor of the Fathers of COnfeder- ation, were paid here today upon the arrival of the body from England on board the Canadian Pacific steamer Meta gama. Flags on all public buildings were at half staff. Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, grandson of the former Premier. and Lady Tupper accompanied the body to Halifax for the funeral.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
ADMIRALTY ANNOUNCES
 ANCONA TRIED ESCAPE
 AFTER WARNING GIVEN
SPECIAL POLICEMAN
 ROBS ON HIS BEAT.

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. H. Following the arrest yesterday of H. F. Courtney. 2 special officer. in the act of theft from q store on his beat in the retail district, loot approximately s3,0O0 in vaue was discovered today in his home, according to the police officers who made the search and carted a patrol automobile load of goods to the station. Some of the goods recovered and identified by mer- chants were said to have been stolen more than two years ago.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
FEDERATION TO ACT
 ON REPORTS TO-DAY
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The reports of various committees will be heard and acted upon tomorrow by seiteateS to the national convention Of the American Federation of Labor. now in session here. Announcement to this effect was made today by officials who learned that the con- mittees were ready to make their recommendations.
 The sessions of the convention were halted early Saturday to await re- ports so that whatever action taken might have the benefit of q full vote. which would not have been the case if the reports were presented while many of the committees still were busy with their deliberations
 Today, the sixth day of the ses- sion, was devoted to sightseeing
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
Report Says Submarine Commander Allowed For ty-Eive Minutes to Leave Ship After Which Boat Was Torpedoed
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BERLIN. Nov. II. tBy Wireless to Sayville)-The Austro- Hungarian ad- miralty today officially announced that the Italian steamship Ancona at tempted to escape at full speed after a warning shot had been fired across her bow and that the vessel only stopped after being shelled several times by an Austrian submarine. says the overseas News Agency.
 The submarine commander it is fur ther asserted. allowed the Ancona 2 passengers and crew 45 minutes to abandon the ship. after which the yes sel was torDedoed. sinking three quar- ters of an hour later The report that the submarine fired on the lifeboats is denied.
 The statement issued by the Austrian admiralty, after declaring the foreign press had spread false rumors regard ing the Ancona incident. said the sinking took place as follows:
 The submarine fired one shot in front of the Ancona's brow. where upon the steamer fled at full speed. in accordance with the orders by the Italian authorities. which instructs the ship commanders to flee or to sink the submarine. The submarine pursued the ship and continued firing. but the vessel stopped only after being hit several times.
 The submarine allowed A minutes for the passengers and crew to aban- don the steamer on board of which panic reigned. but only a small number of boats were lowered and these were occupied principally by the crew.
 A great number of boats. probably sufficient to save all the passengers. remained Unoccupied.
 After a period of fifty minutes and as another steamer was approaching. the submarine submerged and torpe- doed the AncOna, which sank after an additional, 45 minutes.
 If any of the passengers lost their lives. this was due to the fault of the crew. because the steamer tried to es cape after it had received orders to stop. and then the crew only saved themselves and not the passengers.
 Reports published in the foreign press that the submarine fired on the Ancona's lifeboats are mandacious in ventions. When the steamer stopped, the submarine ceased firing"
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
FRENCH REPORT
 BULGARS REFUSED
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PARIS, Nov. 14.-The following or ficial communication from the French army in the east, received under date of Nov. 13, has been given out:
 The Bulgars attacked on tte eleventh the villages of Krufevyea and Sirkovo, which we had taken on the tenth. We repulsed their at tacks and then we ourselves attacked and took the village of Cicevo. North of Vaiandovo we have taken a Bull gar fort and the height on which it is surrounded.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
TAKE TETOVO

"Tetovo is point of some impor- tance which may have q bearing on further developments in that quarter The Serbian successes cannot fail to have an influence on the position at katchanik Pass.
 "A Bulgarian attack on the left bank of the Ornaya river was repulsed with heavy losses Toward the south, in the Nalandovo region, the French captured several trenches"
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LONDON Nov. 14.-A dispatch to Reuters Telegram company from Saloniki says:
 'The fighting yesterday between the Serbians and Bulgarians in the region of Tetovo resulted in a sue cess for the Serbians who occupied the town of Tetovo, capturing one gun and q quantity of stores.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
TO GET
 MEXICAN MEDAL
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VERA CRUZ. Nov. 14.-At the con- clusion of parade and mass meet ing participated in by all the labor unions of Vera Cruz Governor Gen eral Milan today designated Colonel Martinez to take to New York and Chicago a diploma and gold medal presented by the Mexican labor unions to the American Federation of Labor as a mark of esteem and ap- preciation of the unions here for tho American fraternity.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
DYeQNp R0w1Quce Shattered
 Body Shipped to Chicago

Miss Crumly. who is 2S years old and successful music teacher. is re- ported to have claimed the body in Chicago as that of her husband, .Dr- Alleyene Hensley.' She has been under the care of physicians here since her arrival last Wednesday. It is said she has stated that she re alized that "Dr. Hensley" lived only in her mind and that she had worked necessarily to drive the hailucination away
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
THIRTY DIE M AIR RAID

of their victims in the principal square of the city, where citizens and peasants from the outlying districts were at tending the market. Nineteen persons were killed by one bomb.
 The aeroplanes visited various parts of the city, but none of the missiles dropped by them fell near any of the military buildings
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
AFGHANISTAN AT
 WAR WITH BRITAIN
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BERLIN, Nov. H. DBy Wireless to Sayville. \. Y.)-"Afghanistan is pre- pairing to War against the British pos in India,' according to tele- grams received by the Overseas News Agency from Constantinople. Fight ing on the Afghanistan India frontier" the Turkish advices add. "already has begun at several places"
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
Carried No Contraband

RONME,-Via London-Nov. 15.- The Italian government has sent an official communication to the neutral governments dealing with the sinking by submarine of the Italian liner An coma. The note denies that the An coma carried any arms or cOntraband or persons in belligerent military ser vice or that there were any circum stances justifying such an attack as necessity of war.
 The note declares that the subma- rine began to cannonade the Ancona without any previous warning or blankshot and fired without respite at the wireless apparatus, the decks and even at the boats in which passengers were attempting to escape.
 Many of these adds the note, were killed or wounded while many who approached the submarine were driven off with jeers- Thus nearly 200 people were drowned.
 Of ten Americans who were on board the Ancona when she was sunk. only one was saved, according to
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
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FL PASO, Tex. Nov. 14.-A party of twentyeight California high school boys, winners Of a transcontinental trip as result of their efforts along agricultural lines, had an exciting few in Juarez today. when ex:ited Villa officers mistool1 them for an American invasion of Mexico and a
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
High School Boys
 For Am Mvadimg Party

patrol rode up and surrounded the party.
 The boys were detained nearly an hour while explanations of thnir peace ful intentions were made.
 The party is travelling under thf gundance of K. M Hagen. agent Of the department of agriculture, A pick pocket took advantage of the excite ment to rob one of the members of the party of his watch.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
CLUBWOMAN DIES.
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OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. 14.-Mrs. Cora E. Jones. a member of the executive board of the State Fedora = tion of Women's Clubs. and promin- ent in club work for many years, died at her home here early today. after long illness. Mrs. jones was 5S years old and widow
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
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ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 14-The body If the unidentified man brought to Atlanta from Chicago by Miss Julia choate Crumly as that of her fiance was started on its way back to Chi oago today Friends of the CrumR family arranged for its shipment to the Chicago undertaking company from which it was obtained by the young woman.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
BELIEVE NINE DEAD
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ROME Nov s (va Paris Nov so far Thomas Nelson Page
 
 through the Italian nnt and from the British onsus at Tun, the L. erei Alexander Pa avo and his wife and four children MrsF eeiI Torrsi
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
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ROME. (Via Paris) Nov. 14.-Thirtv persons are dead in Verona as a result of three Austrian aeroplanes dropping bombs on the city. Thirty other per- sons were seriously and 19 slightly in- jured.
 The bombs of the aircraft found most
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
WEATHER TODAY

Republican A. p. Leased Wire1 WASHINGTON. Nov 14-For Ari- zona: Monday and Tuesday fair; not much change in tempera ture
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN ID
 DUST VILLA

Naco Is Occupied by Fifteen Hundred CarranZa Caval- Iy; Encounter no Opposi- tiOn in Making Entrance Into Town
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15

 DAY DRAWS A
 GREAT CROWD

Indicative of Week s Atten- dance. Turnstiles Click for Thousands Preliminary Day: the Fair in Good Shape
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-25
DR.. 0'KANE AGAIN
WITH UNCLE SAM
LOCAL DEMOCRATIC POLITICIAN
is BACK ON GOVERNMENT
PAYROLL.
Assumed Duties AS Special Agent
o Income Tax Department Of
Internal Revenue Service.

Dr. John J. O'Kane Of this CITY.
whose political career has been some
what rocky. is again on the payroll of
the government, having been appointed
special agent for the income tax de.
paTiment OF the internal revenue ser
vice or this state. The appointmcnt
was made several days ago by Secre-
tary of the Treasury McAdoo. and Or
Okanc has already assumed his duties
having filed his oath Of office and bond
with the collector OF internal evenue
az Parkersburg. according to the Park
ersburg Sentinel.
The jon was secured for the local
deserving Democrat by congressman
Nicely. II is understood that the re.
m~uneration IS 80 a DAY when he is
travelling on government business and
considerably less than that when not
on the road.
Al tho time OF the New MartinsvilIe
Democratic convention which nomi-
mated Major Naely. DR.. O'Kane and
OoL J. J. ? O.Brien turned Ohio conn.
tvs support t1 Nicely. In return for
This. O.kanc was promised the Wheel
ms postmastership. However the late
A. IT. Wicdebusch was appointed Az
Ter the death OF Mr. WIrdebrsph D~
name aealn became % candidate.
WIN the utmost confidence. N.-.lv.
after resortinc 10 many ual-
PdnI" suhfertuEes, named another.
For a time. Or. O'Kano hold down a
sott job ON the Canadian Rorrda-v
commission. with his recent ar.
Iointmeut with the treasury dauart-
menf. his hunger for office has hoe,
satisfied for the time being an los,
Wherefore. let uq an rejoice
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compose the reception commit
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SANDY RIDGE. o.. Nrr. -t-Nfr and
WIS. Lake Huw'1 1ret "wednesday even
Thank EfuIr- with Tho f4mry o. hr
former brother.
lrotrgo.ed meeting f. IN progress at
IrIuu church.
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nff.r for sale Friday. Nuvr-hr- rEfr BIZ
h''lehrId goods. horses cattle. f4r~fr-
ifli IeW.rfe hnr anil grain.
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bridge. ore spending fiIa prsL 4- ..
nom. ". Nr and Nr.. IS. b. S.a-a
Ir HrI Mrs Arthur grrrlrt.r az
sandy. were guests uf SIR and
Mrs Lewis N7vi0r. Nurd4v
Moore and Nfr1.ff" HrT the -..r.r
iH-n q. Dog" o. valuable COW Iraf sunday
a IT. Carpenter. who Hre boon ...-
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