Submarine Activity Rumored Ties to Shore Contacts
Washington reports officers believe German submarines along the U S coast have contact with shore parties and may have landed crew members to gain information. Navy officials hesitate to endorse the claim but note multiple substantiated reports of subs in close touch with American shores.
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Washington
Navy Department
B. Jennings
Alcon
Ssel
Negus
Wirhe
Mantle
German Eyes on Future as Austrian Attitude
A New York Amsterdam newspaper excerpt reports Berlin activity and a high level conference in Vienna regarding the Polish question and wartime strategy. It describes Kaiser Charles at headquarters shaping a possible Austrian solution and critiques Entente blame for prolonging the war while portraying Germany as peace‑loving.
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Amsterdam
Charles
Imperial
Austria
Berlin
Zales
Cente
Germany
Uch
Rmany
Boy and parents charged with murder in Great Falls case
Information filed in district court charging Mike Patrovich and his parents William and Mary Patrovich with first degree murder over the July 20 killing of Loza Tishifia. All three held in county jail. Wheat harvest notes from Alberta indicate 500000 bushels supply for Alberta this year and oats at a similarly scaled figure.
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Great Falls
District Court Today
Judson
Mike
William and
Mary Patrovich
Mike Patrovich
Calgary
Alberta
D. T. McLean
United Growers
No Wool In Clothing This Year War Demands Rule Out Civilians
San Francisco reports wool is reserved for war needs with 900 pounds for the army and navy and 280 million rounds of ammunition. Wool garments for civilians are halted as war ships require tonnage. Wool is limited to paper making felts baskets for engines and certain yarns. Penwell notes potential procedure changes in wool valuation and manufacturing shifts may spread from California to others. Philadelphia notes Schwab supports collective shipyard management and wage structure change to piecework for faster construction.
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San Francisco
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Lewis Penwell
Kody
Hrgmn
Gregor Beleanwell
Pennail
Boston
Penwell
California
Butte & Superior Head Bruce Mackelvie Dies in Drowning
New York reports Bruce Mackelvie president of the Butte & Superior Mining Co. died at 39 after a stroke while bathing at Sands Point Long Island. He was a Hayden, Stone & Co. member and a director of Wright A. Martin Aircraft and other firms. War Finance Corp plans direct loans to livestock interests with cattle loan agencies in key districts. Also reports Tokto arson targets millionaire homes including Seichiro Asano of Toyo Steam Nip Company.
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New York
Bruce Mackelvie
Butte &Superior
Compa
Mackelvie
Hayden, Stone & Co
Wright A. @Martin Aircraft corporation
Sands Point
Long Island
McAdoo
War Finance ‘Corporation
Kansas
Kansas City
San Francisco
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Dallas
Atlanta
Richmond
Tokto
Associated Press
Tokio
Seichiro Asano
Toyo Steam Nip Company
End of War Hangs on Draft Bill Debates in 1919
Prepared to act swiftly, Washington plans to extend the draft to ages 18 to 45, aiming for a November 1919 victory. General March says the bill could be debated in both houses this week and passed soon, with up to 4,000,000 Americans in France and another million in training.
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Washin
Mareh
House Committee
House
Keat Ry Baker Crowder
Senate
Senate Prohibition
Baker
France
German War Plan and Allied Front Tests Revealed
Wartime dispatches describe Ludendorff urging strategic retreat to a stronger line if attacked, evacuating weak sectors to prevent total collapse. Reports also note Allied advances in France and Belgium, with towns captured and lines reshaping as battles unfold along the Somme and Oise fronts.
TEAiues and Pethoat activity in Today's Standard
The report notes continued TEAiues activity with references to Kaiser tasks, manpower bills, and war news. It mentions U boat sinking, reappointment near Waite, and stock market quotes. Ads and British prisoner outrages appear with various regional items and sports news slated for tomorrow.
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Kaiser
Catire
Bawards
Amconaa
Gouneil
Anaconna
Silver Lake
Prisoner on Hun Sub Lands at Boston
A damaged report states Jose, a marine aboard the Norwegian steamer San Jose, was among 31 crew members landed at an Atlantic port after the San Jose was sunk off the Atlantic by a German submarine. Captain Evans reportedly aided the escape, with survivors accounted for tonight.
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Boston
Jose
San 1
Evans
Deen Rept Woner
San Jose
Hissine
San
Atlantic
Ban Jose
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Totwee
Perwell
Spre Ud
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Kovernment
Shine
Charles M. Schwabfald
Butte & Superior
Bruce Mmagkelvie
Dear
Vladivostok
Tolshevikis
Russia
Ovat
Pols Road
Dejar “Ovak
Eady
Boghe
Thi
Fide
Old Hindenburg
Merville
Somme
Murson Rene
James
Ne York Times
Ty Edwin
New York Times
Maren
Thake
High Command
Dourtainty
Ludendorfe
Entente
Win L. James
Prac
Tong Wen
Ludendorf
Chatea
Th Tente
Althan
Camp
Wewin
Con
Tiwan
Trade West
Toledo
Ohio
Roye
Senny
Mereville
Matz
Thiescourt
Oise
Dolmna
Frome
Fontenoy
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