Daniels expresses regrets over naval incident with Italian submarine
Secretary Daniels states deep regret over an American patrol vessel firing on an Italian submarine after it failed to acknowledge signals in a war zone. Vice Admiral Sims investigates. one officer and one enlisted man were killed. Diplomatic note conveys sympathy to Italy.
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Oklahoma to Feed Wheat to State Livestock
Oklahoma will feed about 500000 bushels of wheat to livestock this fall per reports to the state council of defense from twenty three western counties. Most counties show higher wheat acreage but no expectation of planting being boosted by a few extra cents a bushel under new marketing plans.
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Morning Journal
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
State Council of Defense
Lost Boy Found Near Deming After Citywide Hunt
Four year old Paul Case who vanished from his home near Deming was found early morning at the home of Mrs Katherine Greeman. He said searchers failed to find him by hiding in weeds and jumping the fence whenever someone approached.
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Gun accident harms postal worker in Santa Fe
Herbert F. Cole, a postal employee, was riding in a car near Myndus when a loaded shotgun in the vehicle discharged, shattering his left arm. The incident adds to a string of accidents from loaded weapons in transit.
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Herbert F. Cole
Myndus
Cardinal Leads Drive to Teach U S Patriotism
America's Great Cardinal directs a nationwide effort to instill patriotism. President welcomes a delegation representing the organization promoting national unity of purpose.
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America
U. S
League for National Unity forms to sway war opinion
The Washington movement to shape public opinion on World War I launched with the League for National Unity bringing together church political labor agricultural and industrial groups. President Wilson endorsed the effort urging team play to ensure Germany is defeated and autocracy replaced by democracy.
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Washington
Dct. S
League For National Unity
Wilson
White House
Germany
Tasker H Bliss Now Heads Army as Full General
President Wilson signed commissions making Tasker H Bliss and John J Pershing full generals. Bliss leads the army as chief of staff, Pershing commands American forces in France. Bliss holds precedence. both ranks revived to avoid friction with Allied officers. General Bliss’ pay rises to 19000 dollars annually.
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Artillery Fire Rains On Enemy In Belgian Plains Duel
Heavy artillery continues to pound enemy positions while infantry incursions are limited as Belgian plains turn boggy. The bombardment dominates the front with bombardment and raids the only active operations reported.
Coalition Government Planned in Russia as Rail Strike Looms
The report says Russian factions agree to form a coalition cabinet while Germany and Russia see continued artillery duels. A nationwide railway strike threatens the country, begun at midnight Sunday, with government warning of treason charges.
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Petrograd
Russia
Germans Claim to Be Holding Ground on Western Front
The war office reports renewed fighting on the Western front from midday to evening in Flanders between Houthoulst wood and the Menin Ypres road. German forces repel British attacks and hold crater field. Artillery clashes intensify along the Laon road area near Pargny and Vauxaillon defending French advances. East of the Meuse strong fire targets positions and rear areas between Samogneux and Bezonvaux thwarting a French assault near Beaumont.
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Cuban sugar planters seek just price from food commission
Cuban sugar planters conference in New York argues for a just price for their 3,390,000 ton crop next year. Hannibal J. de Mesa says the United States and allies will need the sugar and calls for a permanent price aligned with beet sugar, set by the food commission.
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Morning Journal
New York
Washington
Food Administration
Hannibal J. de Mesa
Cuba
United States
Germany
New York Fang Hopeful McGraw’s Men Beat Sok
New York Fang remains hopeful that manager McGraw will lead his players to defeat Sok. Kauff and Zimerman are overdue to break loose with powerful hitting as bats start to wake in the season.
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M'Graw
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Giants confident of winning world series opener at Polo Grounds
New York crowds expect a packed Polo Grounds for the opening game between the New York Giants and the Chicago White Sox. Giants fans hope John McGraw's club can rebound after recent defeats, with weather favorable and tickets selling fast, though scalpers push high prices as 25 000 lower grandstand and bleacher seats go on sale.
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Weather Forecast for New Mexico Trip: Denver Report
Denver reports fair weather for New Mexico on Tuesday and Wednesday. Warmer conditions expected in the eastern portion Tuesday.
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Weather summary for twenty four hours ending 6 pm yesterday
Local conditions show a maximum temperature of 69 degrees and a minimum of 42 with a range of 27. At 6 pm the temperature was 59 with an east wind and clear sky.
Giants and White Sox Set for Key Opening, Fans Arrive
A large crowd is expected as about 38 000 fans prepare to attend the opener with New York and Chicago hopefuls. Giants players Zimmerman and Kauff are due for hot bats while McGraw weighs pitching choices and possible catchers.
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State urged to halt People's Council conference
Governor Norbeck announced the state would use legal forces to stop the planned People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace meeting in Sioux Falls. William C. Rempfer said delegates gave up a public gathering and planned a private session to decide next steps.
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Sioux Falls
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People’s Council of America For Democracy and Peace
Norbeck
William CC. Rempfer
Desperate Effort to Sell Liberty Bonds in New York
New York urgent call to boost second Liberty loan given the New York federal reserve district shortfall. Only 216,359,000 reported so far. Stock exchange firms and individuals mobilized. Major General Bell will send 100 soldiers from Camp Upton to assist in bond sales under the advisory trades committee.
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Sweden again limits use of automobiles
Stockholm adopts drastic vehicle curbs as benzine and rubber scarcity grows. No taxicabs after 9 p m or before 7 a m and none may leave a restricted district. Private cars prohibited entirely and private motor heats banned. Kerosene supply also nearing exhaustion.
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Stockholm
Russia's Commission in New York Traitors Account Inflame Scandal
Petrograd reports a Russian commission member Nekrasoff and his sister Mme Mirolubskaya allegedly sold military secrets to Austrian and German agents. Evidence links German and Austrian espionage, baroness contacts, and a planned American munitions plant at Black Tom to massive losses and war material delays.
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