German officer Schudde hid behind American papers in wartime scam
Theodore Schudde, a German officer said to have stolen Lieut Arthur Kincaid's papers, used the American name to reenlist. He will be brought from San Francisco for trial on a charge of obtaining back pay. The case links a German count and a web of stolen identities across Fort Sheridan, Brest, and Camp Taylor.
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Chicago
Theodore Schudde
America
San Francisco
United States
Mason
Sehudde
Fort Sheridan Hospital
Schudde
Arthur M. Kincaid
Kincaid
Paris
France
Kineaid
Berlin
Belgium
Germany
Brest
Camp Taylor
Bolshevik Cavalry Press Toward the Vistula
Soviet forces mass 2006 Red cavalrymen moving northwest toward the Vistula as Polish centers withdraw in the center. Front lines close on Warsaw with artillery visible and shelling heard. Observers doubt Bolshevik crossing the river while warning of a possible counter stroke.
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Warsaw
Oday
Vistula
Alry
Nnry
Sants
Ales
Warsaw encircled by troops as capture nears
Aug 14 Lomza dispatch reports General Weber saying Warsaw lies surrounded on four sides and capture is imminent. He asserts peace with Poland hinges on the Soviet government moving from Bialystok toward Warsaw to conclude peace on terms of self determination.
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Erlin
Cgeneral Weber
Lomza
Berliner
One Am Mittag
Warsaw
Heliy
Poland
Ertainy
Bialystok
Bolshevik Capture Report Near Milawa
An Associated Press dispatch says Bolsheviks captured Soldau on the Kaw Dangzig railroad about six miles northwest of Milawa. The Polish city to the northwest was only slightly damaged, with no further details available.
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Rlin
Associat Press
Soldau
Milawa
ITORS BACK FROM TRIP TO CUND IYO
A group including Mrs FE J Strong and Mr and Mrs Robert McClughan returned from a ten day fishing and camping trip in the Cundiyo mountains twenty miles north of Santa Fe. They described a village of eighty and a camp with apple trees alfalfa wheat and fresh village produce. The road to Cundiyo was a rough continuous climb noted as harder than La Bajada but the trip was considered worth the effort.
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FE. J. Strong
Robert McClughan
FE. L. Mitchell
Banta Fe
Cundiyo
Rio Frijeles
Domingo de Cundigo
la Bajada
Weather outlook for New Mexico and surrounding regions
Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions for New Mexico and the region on Monday with a tendency toward warmth. Local 24 hour report ends at 6 p.m. with variable winds and clear to partly cloudy skies expected later.
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New Mexico
German secret agent activity linked to Chicago case
In San Francisco on August 14 reports say army investigators tied Theodore Schudde to German intelligence. Schudde, arrested here, confessed he once served in German intelligence and posed as an American lieutenant after obtaining Lt Kincaid's papers in Germany. He re enlisted in an infantry regiment here before his arrest.
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San Francisco
Calif
Army
Theodore Schudde
Chicago
Schudde
Kincaid
Germany
World’s RecordS Shattered In Shooting Matches At Camp Perry
At Camp Perry Ohio on August 14 J W Pierson of the New York Athletic Club with telescopic sights set a national record scoring fifty with a thirty two bull eyes in the adjutant generals cup on the 1000 yard range The Leech cup went to Sergeant Y T B Crawley of the Marine Corps with a possible 105 plus eleven bull eyes The US Marine Corps Team No 3 won the enlisted men team match with 589 of 600 Colonel Marion C C Mumma fell to Captain A H Hardy of Denver in the singles with forty seven of fifty and more results noted
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Camp Perry
Ohio
J. W. Pierson
New York Athletic Club
Winder
Olympic Stadium Opening Under King Albert Sees Large American Delegation
Ailiens? No. The parade marks the opening of the Olympic Stadium with 1 612 athletes from 27 nations marching before King Albert of Belgium. The United States led by Dan Ahearn and Pat McDonald participates with 299 athletes, the largest delegation aside from Belgium. Tomorrow features javelin finals and early track preliminaries including 200 meters, 400 hurdles, and 800.
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Antwerp
Associated Press
Twenyseven
Albert
Belgium
Olympic Stadium
Dan Ahearn
North Land
Aileen Riggin
Ine
Roeyal
Balilet-Latour
Cardinal Mercier
United States
Pat McDonald
Harry J. Hebner
Navy
Chile
New Zealand
Portugal
Sweden
MaeDermott
Dominions
Brice Endorsed For State Supreme Bench By Democrats
Eddy County Democratic convention meets with 26 delegates voting at Las Vegas for Brice and Dew. Delegates instructed to back C. K R Brice for state Supreme Court judge and Robert CC Dew for congress. San Francisco nominations endorsed.
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Brice
State Supreme Bench
Eddy
Carlsbad
N. M
Eddy County
Las Vegas
C. K R. Brice
Supreme Court
Robert CC. Dew
Congress
San Francisco
Wrangel's Career Profile Draws U S Inquirers
Washington officials opened an informal review of the anti Bolshevik leader General Wrangel in southern Russia. A neutral observer's report details Wrangel's mining engineering education, early army service, World War I exploits, promotions to major general, and his role commanding volunteer forces in the Crimea and Caucasus before his evacuation to Sebastopol.
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Washington
Associated Press
Russia
Wrangel
United States
Germany
G4sela
Crimea
Ferdeli
Wrangell
Kuban
Stavropol
North Caucasus
Terek
Denikine
Shilling
Odessa
Shilline
Sebastopol
Noverrosisk
Council of
Altendorff Held in Mexican Prison
Dr. Paul Altendorff, once ordered to leave Mexico, was seized from a Monterey train bound for Nuevo Laredo and imprisoned in Mexico City. His wife Mrs. Wallace Melver-Woody of Louisville, Ky, had received no word since August 7 when the embassy reported his arrest.
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San Antonio
Tex
Paul Altendorff
Mexico
Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico City
Altendorff
Wallace Melver-Woody
Louisville
Dempsey greeted by 1000 admirers in Chicago arrival
A band of about 1000 admirers welcomed heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey as he arrived in Chicago en route to Benton Harbor Michigan for his Labor Day title fight with Billy Miske. He planned to leave tomorrow to finish training and believed he only needed to shed one or two pounds to be in peak form.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Benton Harbor
Mich
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Census figures show regional population and incorporation changes
Census figures list Healths huro California with 2 412 residents up 494 or 19 4 percent Hartford county Connecticut including Hartford reports 36016 up 5434 or 34 3 percent and McAliten Texas with 5381 incorporated since 1919
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Washington
Healthshuro
Calif
Hartford County
Connecticut
Hartford
McAliten
Tex
Santa Fe Hospital To Be Enlarged And Expanded
The Western Lines Hospital of the Santa Fe will take over the Coast Lines Hospital of the A T and S F railway. The Coast Lines building will be enlarged to serve patients from both hospitals. Dr J P Kanter of Topeka stated the plan during his visit yesterday. A tubercular sanatorium is still to be settled after the transfer, with some patients to be cared for at Jamison ranch.
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Western Lines Hospital
Santa Fe
Coast Lines Hospital
A. T
8. F
Coast Lines
J. P. Kanter
Topeka
Monta Fe
Jamison Ranch
Two Recruits Sent to San Antonio Training School
Two recruits with no English literacy were sent yesterday to the army training school in San Antonio Texas. One recruit is 21 and the other 24. The program aims to teach them enough to write short letters home in their own handwriting during the first two weeks. Sixteen men in total were sent from Albuquerque by the local recruiting station.
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Army Training School
San Antonio
Tex
Albuquerque
Kids Enjoy Auto Ride With President Wilson at Rock Creek
Three children fresh from a Rock Creek swimming hole were picked up by President Wilson in his White House car. The youngsters, amazed by the encounter, showered questions and received a brief motor tour before being dropped at their home on Connecticut Avenue. The scene included sunburned faces, a bow to the president, and a shy note of thanks as Mrs. Wilson smiled.
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Washington
Associated Press
Rock Creek Park
Wilson
White House
Secret Service
No Additional Bank Failures Feared After Ponzi Collapse
Boston reports state bank commissioner Joseph C Allen assures no further bank closings are likely from Ponzi scheme fallout. He identifies Hanover Trust and the Polish Industrial Association as the only New England institutions affected, with the latter now under state control.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Joseph ¢. Allen
Hanover Trust Company
Polish Industrial Association
New England
Henry H. Cimielinski
Mr. Allen
Polish Association
Ponzi
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Charles W. Brightwell
Raymond Meyers
Fred Meyers
Samuel Zorn
Foreign Exchange Company
Securities Exchange Company
Federal Court
J. W. Allen
Od Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Pondgl
Edwin A. Curtis
Langford Defeats McVey in Chicago Newspaper Decision
Sam Langford won a newspaper decision over Sam McVey in a slow ten round bout at Chicago Indiana. Langford forced the action and was credited with seven rounds while many spectators left early amid McVey stall tactics.
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Chicago
Sam Langford
Sam McVey
Indiana
McVey
Laneford
Big Gas Well Near Bakersfield Afire
Bakersfield CA Aug. 14 A towering flame 36060 feet high leaped from a Standard Oil gas well in the hills thirty miles southwest visible here early today The well, near the one that burned last August causing about 590000000 cubic feet of gas loss follows a prior costly blaze in the same area
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Morning Journal
Bakersfield
Calif
Standard Oil Company
Hik Hille
Cox Rails Against Senatorial Oligarchy in Ohio Campaign
Governor Cox camps in Wheeling and Ohio with five speeches denouncing the Republican “senatorial oligarchy” and urging league of nations support. He warns of a separate peace with Germany and accuses Harding and party leaders of hypocrisy as he barnstorms through Zanesville Cambridge and St Clairsville before West Virginia voters.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Cox
Ohio
League of Nations
Germany
Harding
Columbus
Zanesville
Cambridge
St. Claireville
West Virginia
League
France
Wilson
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Com
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Ita
Bryan Backer Links Bryan to Cox Campaign
George White, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, says he believes William J. Bryan will wholeheartedly support Governor Cox and the Democratic ticket. Secretary of War Baker also indicates willingness to campaign for Cox and Roosevelt with October speeches planned.
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New York
George White
Democratic National Committee
William J. Bryan
Cox
Mr. White
Hkaker
Roosevelt
Bryan says both parties drift from platform on wets issue
Enid Oklahoma August 14 W J Bryan told listeners that Republican and Democratic acceptance speeches drifted from their platforms to inform the wets that Congress could change the law. He has no plans beyond September 1 when his lecture tour ends.
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Enid
Okla
W. J. Bryan
Congress
Gambling houses in New Orleans closed under Higgins law
New Orleans August 14. For the first time since village days gambling houses shut at 12 01 a m as police served notices that the Higgins law would take effect at midnight and be strictly enforced. Canal Street and Iberville Street darkened with habi tues long the scene of commission clubs.
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New Orleans
Canal Street
Royal
Iberville Street
Tennessee suffrage fight: both sides confident ahead of house vote
In Nashville on August 14, supporters and opponents of the federal amendment to grant women suffrage expressed confidence as the Tennessee legislature prepared for renewed action next week. President Wilson urged ratification. Speaker Walker replied Tennessee should not surrender convictions. House committee plans Monday meeting with a Tuesday report, while leaders claim a slim majority may exist. Miss Sue White cautioned that the fight is not over.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Senate
House
Wilson
Walker
House Committee
McKellar
Sue White
National Woman's Party
Harding to Speak in Minnesota Sept 6
Senator W G Harding Republican nominee will address the Minnesota state fair in Ramsey County on September 6. Aides said the speech will be nonpartisan and likely agricultural in topic. Harding plans one speech on the western trip and will not visit other fairs.
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Chicago
W. G. Harding
Minnesota
Ramsey County
Harry &. New
Republican National
Marion
Labor Day
Harding
Speaker Tennessee House Won’t Heed His Master’s Voice
In a telegram to President Wilson Speaker Walker of the Tennessee house declares men of Tennessee will not surrender honest convictions for political expediency. He replies to a Wilson message urging the state to ratify the suffrage amendment after the senate action.
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Tennessee House
Igy Morning Journal
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Walker
Tennessee House of Representatives
Wilson
State Senate
Tourists Left Fire Burning It 16 Charged
Special to The Journal reports in Mora county Capt Fritz Muller of the state land office conducted a state land sale with 6 797.08 acres traded. Prices included 640 acres at 19 dollars per acre and 200 acres at 6 dollars with the remainder at 5 dollars. State Engineer Lestie Gillette attends Albuquerque meeting with the bureau of public lands and the forest service.
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Banta Fe
Fritz Muller
State Land Office
Mora County
Lestie Gillette
Bureau of Public Lands
The
Forest Service
Notable New York Visitors Face Forest Fire Charge at Alcaide
Prominent eastern visitors camped at the Pacific ranch in Alcaide allegedly left a cooking fire unattended. An information filed by U.S. officials requires them to appear in federal court Tuesday. A marshal’s deputy travels to Velarde to determine which tourists will attend. Forest fire laws are strict and enforcement is active. Hangers had cautioned campers to extinguish fires before leaving camp. The case may small.
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New York
Pacific Ranch
Alcaide
United States
Marshals Office
Velarde
Forest Service
Harding plans front porch talk on tariff and nation's fate
Labor, the league of nations, agriculture issues and the tariff will headline Harding's early September campaign. He will deliver the labor address on Labor Day from a porch and speak on agriculture at the Minnesota state fair on September 8. He plans a leisurely trip to St Paul and Minneapolis with a sleeping car, and will stress a protective tariff developed with Congress and the tariff commission.
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Morning Journal
Marion
League of Nations
Harding
Sera
Minnesota
Congress
Tariff Commission
Jeanne
Europe
America
Japan
Spain
John W. Weekes
Massachusetts
Journalism School Opens in Orient at University of the Philippines
Walter Wilgus formerly of the University of Illinois journalism faculty has opened the first journalism school in the Orient at the University of the Philippines. He arrived in July to direct the new school, a branch of the college of liberal arts, expanding preliminary work previously taught by Manila newspaper men.
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Morning Journal
Erecial Laat
Chicago
Walter Wigus
University of Ilinois
University of the Philippines
Wilgus
Philippines
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia University
New York
New York Tribune
Detroit News
University of Hlinoets
New School of Journal Im
Colege of Liberal Arts
Manila
Albuquerque Citizen Looks at Name Birth and Ambitions
Interview with John William Wilson of Stafford Ohio reveals a lawyer by trade who values honor, seeks to see America with a million dollars, and aims to please his mother while honoring his father. He met his wife at Mount Union College and desires national service and devotion to home.
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John Wiliam Wilson
Stafford
Ohio
Mount Union College
Allance
America
His Honer
J W
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