Allies Press Turkish Front In Balkan Advance Toward Adrianople
Allied forces push along a 2 ½ mile front from Kirk Kilis Bek to Uskoj as Ottoman troops retreat to screen mobilization. Major battles unfold near Adrianople Ellasona and Saranda Pori with Montenegrin and Greek contingents gaining ground. Greek crown prince Constantine commands with notable bravery and limited losses.
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Kirk Kilis Bek
Enst
Uskoj
Turkey
Europe
Adrianople
Uskup
Mustapha Pasha
Vskay
Plava
Ellassona
Mount Olympus
Constantine Wae
Ermall
Sarandapore Pees
Heroic Newsboy Dies After Selfless Sacrifice
Gary Indiana reports a 41 year old newsboy Billy Rugh lost a leg to provide skin for a girl named Ethel Smith injured in a motorcycle crash. Ether used during the grafting caused lung irritation leading to his death two days after her discharge. He had lived as a tramp selling papers since arriving in Gary.
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Billy Rugh
Gary
Ind
Rugh
Ethel Smith
Yoakum Urges Farmers Marketing Association Plan
B F Yoakum told the Dallas convention of southwestern growers that a national marketing association for farmers would cut costs. He cited U S loan interest losses totalling about 510 000 000 annually and criticized high railroad rates as false, noting freight on watermelons averaged about 11 1 cents per melon.
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National Marketing Association For
B. F. Yoakum
Dallas
Tex
United States
Yoakum Sald
Oklahoma Armer
Yoakum
Frear to Be Reappointed Governor of Hawaii
On Secretary Fisher’s recommendation President Taft plans to reappoint Walter F. Frear as Governor of Hawaii. Frear faced charges last spring by Hawaiian Delegate Kalanianaole. Fisher traveled to Hawaii to investigate, and the nomination will be sent to the Senate as soon as Congress meets in December.
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Interior
Fisher
Taft
Hawaii
Walter F. Frear
Kalanianaole
Frear
Senate
Congress
Grand Trunk Seeks Control Of Great Western Purchase
Active negotiations reported for Grand Trunk railway to buy a controlling stake in the Chicago Great Western railroad as of October 21.
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Grand Trunk
Great Western
Chicago, Ort
Grand Trunk Railway
Chicago0 Great Western Railroad
Schrank Seeks Roosevelt News From Prison Drama
Milwaukee Oct 21 For the first time since incarceration Jon Schrank asked a deputy about Colonel Roosevelt’s condition. He inquired where the colonel was shot and if the bullet had been found. He claimed the bullet was his and willed it to the New York Historical Society for exhibition in the state capitol. He also left his New York property to his mother in Germany.
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Milwaukee
Jon Schrank
Shorty
Roosevelt
Schrant
New York Historical Society
State Capitol
New York
Germany
Socialist plan to send 200 orators to Little Falls
New York on October 21 Henry L Slobodin state chairman of the Socialist party intends to dispatch 200 Socialist orators to Little Falls to defend free speech and back Mayor Lunn of Schenectady twice jailed for liberty talks. If needed the group will refuse meetings with local authorities and flood Little Falls with speakers until imprisonment ends.
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New York
Henry L. Slobodin
Socialist Party
Little Falls
Lunn
Schenectady
Dynamite conspiracy trial testimony links package to McManus figure
Ortie McManigal sent a dynamite package to Cleveland figures on July 14 1914 the lettered fuse package was received by Peter J Smith a workers union official in Cleveland Ohio postmaster R G Floyd testified in Akron Ohio on the stand tracing the delivery in the case.
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Akron
R. G. Floyd
Cleveland
Ortie FE. McMantea
Chicago
Peter J Smith
Iren Workers’ Union
Funeral Services for Senator Heyburn Washington
Funeral services for the late W. B. Heyburn of Idaho were conducted by Rev. A. G. B. Pierce, chaplain of the senate. The body was taken to Birmingham, Pa., Heyburn’s boyhood home, where his parents are buried. Simple Society of Friends services were held in Birmingham this afternoon.
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Senator Heyburn Washington
W. B. Heyburn
Idaho
A. G. B Pierce
Senate
Birmingham
Senator Heyburn
Society of Friends
Nagel Defends Chief in Taft Reelection Speech
Charles Nagel secretary of commerce and labor defended President Taft in Columbia Missouri arguing the government bears responsibility for current prosperity. He warned against a careless revision of tariffs as dangerous to the nation.
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Columbia
Charles Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Taft
Tie
Death Ends Long Penance in Myton Utah
Inepegut an Iliut or state Indian who spent nearly thirty years in penance for killing his mother was found dead in his tepee. He refused clothing even in cold weather and had kept to himself avoiding tribe members.
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Myton
Utah
Land Office Cuts Patent Fees Amid Cash Remittance Surge
Washington October 21 The general land office reports a flood of cash remittances from applicants for land patents. New legislation lowers patent copies from 1.60 to five cents in cash and slashes charges for photographic copies.
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Washington
General Land Office
Jealousy Triggers Assault in Dynamite Case In Indianapolis
Kansas City reports jealousy as the motive for an assault on Harry E. Pearce, linked to the dynamite cases in Indianapolis. Chief Grifin says Pearce was found in a grievous condition and taken to General Hospital after the incident.
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Kansas City
al Indianapolis
Harry E. Pearce
Grifin
Pearce
Colonel Roosevelt Leaves Hospital for Oyster Bay
Roosevelt departs New York hospital by private car and train bound for Oyster Bay after a physicians bulletin notes good general condition and advises rest. He travels in a wheelchair with physicians and reporters in adjoining cars, guarded by police, accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt and daughters.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Guster Bay
Oyster Bay
Alexander Lambert
Scurry L. Terrell
Goes
Ethel and
Theodore, Jr
Longworth
Johnson Fails to Free Girl in Johnson Case Probe
Federal officials in Chicago report sympathy letters urging the government to pursue the case against Jack Johnson. Lucile Cameron, a nineteen year old white girl, is the alleged abductee and key witness in a white slave matter. Johnson sought release with $25,000 cash but could not complete the bail.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Lucile Cameron
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F Cameron-Falconer
Minneapolis
S Iiuene
Wheaton
United States
Harry Parkin
Johnson
First National Bank
Federal Building
Commissioner Com
Income tax amendment headed for voters vote
The secretary of state is expected to issue a proclamation in winter announcing adoption of the income tax amendment. Thirty two states have ratified and four rejected. Nine of twelve remaining legislatures will meet this winter. a majority are expected to approve, giving Congress power to levy taxes on income without apportionment among states or census references.
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Secretary of State
Department of State
Congress
Plan for Church Unity Declared by International Disciples of Christ
Delegates from the International Disciples of Christ in Logieville on October 21 proposed unification of missionary benevolent and philanthropic activities of Christian churches in the United States and Canada under one central administration.
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Logieville
Canada
Mena
International Disciples of Christ
Multiple Crises and Incidents Across Nations and States
Reports cover wrecks in Missouri and Ohio, violent deaths, political moves in Mexico and Germany, a Reno divorce case, union clashes, a Detroit river channel opening, aviator deaths, a high court ruling on ticket printing, and police corruption trials. Notable deaths include Emil H Ross Jr in Denver and a Chicago editor killed in a car crash.
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Stevens
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Emil Howard Ross, Jr
Emil Howard Ross
Denver
Young Ross
Livingstone Channel
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Liceutenant Blanc
Chalons
Wiiola Supreme Court
Progressives
Co. W. Prior
Chicago
Prior
Hinsdale
University of Incis
Champalen
Tree
Farnell Hall
Scee
Boston Red Sos
United States
Texas
August Bussow
Hoboken
N Jr
Indianapolis
McGill
Nev
Steptoe
Oddie
Nevada
New York
Charles Becker
Bald Jack" Rose
Webber
Herman Roosenthal
Julia Bokowski
William J. White
Chewing Gum Trust
Bys Junior
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Drift Higher Week
Fat lambs gain up to a dollar and cattle prices hold near steady. Cattle totals for the week run about 40 000 head with highs for choice 1200 pound beef steers at 8.00 and up. hogs near Thursday’s prices. sheep and lambs show improvements with feeder lambs higher and ewes trading above last week.
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South Onatha
Texas
Waderton
Howe
Mount Pleasant social and farming notes from the week
Mr and Mrs W B Coker returned home after visiting old Missouri. Mr and Mrs G G Clark and Mise Johnston and Mr and Mrs J C Wright and family visited Sunday at Mr and Mrs J C Hawkins. Mrs P S Marley and Auntie Marley called on Mrs J C Hawkins the 18th and spent a pleasant day. IR Reddish shipped cattle to Omaha this week, Mrs Reddish and her son Ray were Alliance callers today the 18th. Ray Heddish hunted and visited Lynn Cantwell in the sandhills the week and some neighbors were glad. Some neighbors attended the funeral of Mr Vogel in Alliance on Wednesday.
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Mrs. W. 8. Coker
Old Missouri
G. G. Clark
Mise Johnston
J. C. Wright
J. C. Hawkin
Marley
J. C. Hawkins
Ray Heddish
Lynn Cantwell
Sandhills
Mr. Vogel
Alliance
Reward for Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Businessmen
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the company behind it and a signed endorsement from local businessmen vouches for Cheney's honesty and financial ability.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, O
Hall's Catarrh Care Advert For Remedies In Toledo
National Bank of Commerce Toledo notes amended obligations of a firm. Hall's Catarrh Care is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pile is advertised for constipation.
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Hall
Rexall Little Liver Pills Promise Liver Health
An advertisement claims liver trouble causes many ailments and promotes Rexall Little Liver Pills as the remedy. It guarantees satisfaction with a full refund if relief is not achieved and notes a 24 cent price available at the local Rexall Store run by Fr. E. Holsten.
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Rexall
Fr. E. Holsten
Giels Pour Square Club Meets at Baptist Church
The Giels Pour Square Club will meet at the Baptist church Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Rev. Godfrey to lead. A free will offering will be taken.
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Giels Pour Square Club
The
Baptist Church
God
Frey
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