Five hundred million external loan to France and England
Chicago bankers hailed the plan as the largest U S external loan, a 500 million credit to France and England. Lords Reading and Lamont outlined the syndicate setup with Mor gan bankers and noted strong support from Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and New York banks, with German connections expected to participate.
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French Women Ambulance Club Transports Wounded Leaders
Paris newspaper notes forty distinguished women drive ambulances under military orders every morning at six. They form the women automobile club for the transport of wounded and move soldiers from depots and hospitals to convalescent homes.
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Western Front Battles Reported With Shifting Fronts And Heavy Losses
The French and Austro German operations are outlined with advances east of Souchez and near Marsches as well as renewed pressure on the Argonne. Prisoners, including Guard corps men, are reported from both sides, while German and Russian fronts show continued heavy fighting from Riga to the Pripet and Volhynia. The British say counterattacks northwest of Hulluch have been repulsed with high enemy losses.
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War Front Reports German Offense Halted by French
Berlin dispatch reports German forces failing to break Allied lines on the Western Front with French counterattacks gaining ground. The army headquarters cites numerous reverses, prisoner releases, and captures across Souchez, Argonne, and Champagne sectors, while Eastern theater notes mixed gains and Soviet-Russian resistance along the Vilna and Dvinsk fronts.
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Wife of Senator Lodge Dies of Heart Disease
Nahant Massachusetts September 28. The sudden death of Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge wife of Senator Lodge at her home here last night was announced today. Mrs Lodge was 65 years of age. Death resulted from heart disease. Mrs Lodge was the daughter of Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis U A and was born at Cambridge in 1850. She and Senator Lodge were married immediately after his graduation from Harvard in 1871.
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Anti Liquor Judge to Leave the Bench in Alabama
Montgomery Alabama September 28 Chancellor WR Chapman of Dothan resigned to Governor Henderson today. During his term he handed down decisions upholding anti liquor advertising laws and issued an injunction restraining express companies from receiving shipments of prohibited liquors from sixty one wholesale dealers from outside.
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United States May Bar Cheap European Goods At War End
Washington September 23 The administration considers legislation to prevent dumping of cheap foreign products after the European war Some officials think the end can be reached without revising the tariff The matter will be discussed by Secretary Redfield and the federal trade commission in annual reports to Congress and in a conference with President Wilson Officials say shipments must be invoiced only after consular verification and seek a method to stop invoices for goods priced below production cost The move aims to curb European competition flooding the U.S. market with cut price goods
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A Pair of Sixes at the Atlanta draws praise from critics and public
The reviewers and crowds unite in praising A Pair of Sixes at the Atlanta, calling it a top comedy of the season with strong performances from Field Graarer Minetre and a bill featuring dramatic ballet acts and comic players. Major acts include The Hickey Jeer, Tillies Tomate Surpne, and Triiby at the Strand.
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Behrman Named Head of Municipal League
Martin Behrman mayor of New Orleans was elected president of the League of American Municipalities at the convention in New Orleans. Newark was chosen as the convention city with officers elected to fill key posts. Delegates advanced today by vote. the first vice president post remained unfilled.
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No Match Ball Games For Alabama Convicts
Montgomery Alabama September 25 The state convict department orders prohibition on competitive baseball between Speigners and Wetumpka prison teams due to the deaths and escape of four players returning from Wetumpka. One escaped prisoner died near the escape point. another returned voluntarily. The other two remain at large.
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Spain orders 250000 shrapnel fuses from US firm
The Spanish government placed an order with a Connecticut manufacturing firm for 250000 shrapnel fuses. The deal is valued at about 51,250,000 dollars, announced in New York on September 24.
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Tropic Storm Reaches Mouth of Mississippi
Washington reports a tropical storm moving north from West Indian waters off the mouth of the Mississippi River. Gales stretch from New Orleans to Pensacola, with winds near 29 mph early, then easing. Warning systems extend along the central Gulf coast as the storm tracks inland toward Tenrecola and the Mississippi area.
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English Chief Justice Urges Lawyers to Promote Justice
English Chief Justice, addressing 2000 judges and lawyers at a Chicago luncheon, defends the bar’s aim to aid justice. He rejects the idea that lawyers twist justice, urges adherence to honorable traditions, and values merit over jargon while acknowledging reception in the United States.
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U S Marine Killed by Haitian Outlaws
Washington September 28. Servant Edward C Therapsen of the Sixth Marines at Port au Prince Haiti was killed by Haitian outlaws yesterday while returning to Cap Haitien at the head of a party that recovered Private Matthew J Littale who had drowned while swimming. Rear Admiral Caperton commanding the American forces said a Haitian was killed in the ambush as the marines returned to Cap Haitien.
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Explosion wrecks Italian warship in September report
A wartime dispatch describes an explosion severely damaging an Italian warship. Casualty figures include Rear Admiral Rhouvin among the dead and officers and sailors reported missing. The strike apparently involved torpedoing or a heavy blast, with rapid seas and rough conditions hindering rescue.
Ex-Moonshiners Complete Terms and Return Home
Two carloads of mountain men released after serving sentences of a year in federal prison. The ex moonshiners had been held in North Carolina, Urata, and South Carolina before capture by revenue officers. Authorities note record speed of releases in this period.
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Prominent Louisville figure Stone dies in suspected attack
Louisvile obituary notes M R Stone aged 56, long time militant farmer and councilman, member of Stone War Ipby company, faithful Presbyterian, survived by wife Martha Park Americus and five children plus siblings. Interment set Seale cemetery. Additional notices include deaths of Mrs Martha Park, Mrs Sallie Allen, Lillie Allen, WY Ninner, Mrs Arthur Ray, Paul Allman, and other local deaths with brief survivor lists.
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