Villa bands loot Torreon and Parral reports drift in
Telegraph and rail lines south of Chihuahua disrupted as Villa forces advance. Reports claim Carranza prisoners taken at Santa Rosalia and looting of Torreon and Parral towns. Refugees describe widespread atrocities and ear severing as warnings to Carranza troops. German trench gains on the Somme also noted.
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Democratic whirlwind finish plans for Silver Bow county
The Montana Democratic county committee announced a concerted campaign push with a Monday night whirlwind rally in Butte featuring the Empire and Empress theaters, a parade, and a slate of speakers led by Governor Stewart. William Malloy chairs the county night program with talks by Matt Canning, William Meyer, P. N. McCarthy, Peter Breen, J. Bruce Kremer, and others. Additional rallies in Walkerville, Centerville, and nearby towns were scheduled, plus machine demonstrations at the courthouse ahead of election day.
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Members Urged Not To Buy Gold Storage Eggs
New York executive committee of the National Housewives League urged its about 700 000 members nationwide to stop buying cold storage eggs until prices drop from 60 to 70 cents per dozen to 35 cents. Women would buy only for invalids until relief. Dealers reportedly paid 22 cents a dozen to retailers who now demand 60 to 70 cents. Also mentions Honolulu wireless tests claiming the new tech would cut transmission time by 400 percent.
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U-57 to Escort Deutschland in Return Voyage
New London Conn November 8 German submarine U-57, sister ship of U-53, may escort the liner Deutschland on her return trip to Germany. Captain Koenig said he plans a homeward dash within 10 days. Rumors of British and French cruisers off Block Island were unconfirmed.
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Formal Hearing On Freight Car Shortage In Louisville
Louisville witnesses report a formal hearing on a railroad car shortage after an informal inquiry. Inter State Commerce Commission member C. McChord states testimony will be added to the record for action. Railroad officials blame shippers, noting US railroads own about 2.6 million cars with an apparent 60 thousand shortage. Detroit observers warn of congestion as shipments rise, with 200 cars unloaded daily and 2,000 currently idle. shippers pledge cooperation to avert embargoes on inbound freight.
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Estimates of Allied losses in four months on Somme front
Berlin reports from German headquarters estimate Allied losses totaling about 1,270,000 over four months. British losses around 400,000 and French losses about 180,000 with German losses not stated. The figures reflect the Somme front offensive impact reported via London.
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Hughes Closes Grueling 28,000 Mile Campaign Tour
New York dispatch reports Charles E. Hughes ending a 28,000 mile presidential campaign with 16 hours of speeches in the Hudson valley and Brooklyn. He spoke in five New York City engagements and stressed tariff policy and Americanism as he urged victory next Tuesday.
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Railroads set new demurrage scale to speed release
Washington November reports indicate railroads filed tariffs replacing the flat $1 per day demurrage with a graduated schedule starting December 1. After 48 hours the charges rise to $2, then $3, $4, and $5 for each additional day, a move aimed at faster equipment release though challenged by shippers as too drastic.
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Dutch Inquire Into Damages Of seized Dutch Vessels
Dutch officials plan an inquiry into the sinking of the steamship Oldamlet after being captured by a German submarine and later recaptured by a British destroyer. Bombs from the German prize crew are suspected to have caused her to capsize near the Hook of Holland. Also to be probed are the vessels Randwyk Brunswyk and Nordwyk held by Germany. The Randwyk was released, while Brunswyk and Nordwyk were taken to Zeebrugge and then freed.
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Romanian Front Holds As Austro Germans Press South
Stiff Romanian defense yields slowly in the Predeal Ber and Table Buta regions as Austro German forces advance toward Bucharest. They report gains near Mount Siriu and Faturumio on the Transylvanian frontier with 350 prisoners captured south of Rothenthurm. West of Rothenthurm Romanians hold. Russians push Austro Germans back near Lipnica. Fort Vaux falls to French after German evacuation. British take a trench east of Gueudecourt and Alpine actions continue along the Macedonian front with minor gains for France and Britain. British also seize Alitea on the Struma.
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Germans 10 Give Up Any Further Effort at Verdun
Paris reports an analysis of Fort Vaux evacuation showing German intent to reduce Verdun operations and shift energy to a campaign against Romania. Observers credit Germany's new munitions ministry to Allied artillery and munition superiority on the Somme front.
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Roosevelt Attacks Wilson in Cooper Union Speech
Theodore Roosevelt denounces President Wilson as indecisive and hypocritical in a Cooper Union address on Our Nation's Crisis. He accuses Wilson of dragging sacred past into dust, blundering on neutrality, and abandoning small nations while urging action against Germany. (Continued on Page 7, Column 6.)
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All records broken in Butte and Anaconda payrolls
The Butte and Anaconda mining district reports October payrolls as the largest in its history. Mines operated at full capacity with a 4.5 day schedule. Total district payouts exceed 3.1 million in Anaconda and 2.14 million in other mines, with overall county city and business payrolls pushing past 8 million for the month.
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Anaconda
Butte & Superior
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Last Speech of Campaign for New Jersey People
Long Branch November 3 President Wilson will close his campaign for re election with a speech at Shadow Lawn to people from his home state New Jersey. He plans to state his views more completely than before and many in the audience are long time political friends. He has no engagements before the election and believes most people have made up their minds. After returning from New York today he received a message from Carlstrom the aviator bearing a letter to Mr Wilson from Mayor Thompson of Chicago.
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