War Report: Serbians Capture Town Near Brod and More Front News
Western fronts see Serbians seize Velyeselo near Brod in a drive toward Monastir. Russians repulse Teutons near Narayavka. British gains on the Somme admitted by Berlin. Greek fleet seized by Entente. Greek crisis continues as landings increase in Athens and Piraeus. Military losses tallied. Galicia and Dobrudja battles persist. Versailles-style tallying continues.
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Velyeselo
Brod
Monastir
Narayavka
Somme
Berlin
Bucharest
Transylvanian
Brosteni
Bistritza
Galicia
Petrograd
Greece
Athens
Piraeus
von Mackensen
Dobrudja
London
Swiss census of army motor vehicles announced
The report notes Switzerland will count vehicles suitable for army use. Von Ludendorff joins von Hindenburg in opposing harsher submarine warfare. French troops seize a square mile near Tien Tsin. Austrian premier Count Stuergkh shot in Berlin during dinner by Ludwig Adler. Mme Gomeno Sanches condemned for spying by a Marseilles court martial. Mexican elections produced decisive victories for governmental candidates. U S and Mexican forces clash near San José in the Big Bend. no American losses. Emperor William declares resolve to fight on and asks God to aid Germany.
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Switzerland
von Ludendorf
Marshal von Hindenburg
Tien Tsin
Carl Stuergkh
Berlin
Vienna
Ludwig Adler
Marseilles
Mme
Gomeno Sanches
Maria Liberdall
Dusseldorf
Mexican Republic
Carranza
Queretaro
San José
Big Bend
Funston
Joseph Gaston
Amsterdam
William
News Briefs Span Crime Weather Politics and Tragedy
Reports from Bayonne to Phoenix note strikers back at work and Roosevelt speaking. Hurricane damage raises Mobile death toll to four and losses near $100,000. Missouri bandit slays Walter Switzer during an interurban hold up between Webb City and Carthage. Seattle clerk Leo G. Pratt is shot and killed by a banker’s wife, who then takes her own life. El Paso hosts the International Dry Farming Congress with Frank M Forbes as first vice president. Henry Miller estate tax runs into millions with an estimated value of 20 to 40 million in San Francisco. Wichita dealer F P Cahill seeks forced marriage as punishment for alleged faithless wife.
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Bayonne
N. J
Roosevelt
Phoenix
Ariz
Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Walter Switzer
Webb City
Carthage
Leo G. Pratt
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Seattle
Wash
Edwin C. Hobel
Henry Miller
San Francisco
F. P. Cahill
Wichita
Kane
Army to push lighter-than-air craft and balloons program
Army aviation officers prepare to extend their air service campaign to balloons and other lighter-than-air craft. Senator Warren of Wyoming is placed on a special honor roll with a $10 monthly pension for heroism beyond the call of duty. Twenty one women’s groups vow to back a national employment system for women and girls, reaching 6,000,000 members. Panama canal authorities open a large dry-dock at Balboa, seen as a key naval asset.
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Senator Warren
Wyoming
Department of Labor
Anthony Caminetti
Panama Canal
Balboa
Pacific
Trask wins Georgia Rail Way and Power cup at Grand Circuit
At Atlanta the two mile trot feature delivers Mabel Trask the 2 08 victory as part of the Grand Circuit meeting. Also noted University of Wyoming wins its first conference game at Logan Utah defeating Utah Aggies 23 to 10.
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Mabel Trask
Georgia Railway and Power Cup
Atlanta
University of Wyoming
Logan
Utah
Utah Aggies
Roan Hal
Hal Boy
National Association
Jacksonville
Fla
George E. Cook
Washington, D
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Federal mediators step into mo tormen and conductors strike
The federal mediators have intervened to help settle the strike of motormen and conductors on New York transit lines. Reports detail related incidents from including a miner entombment rescue in West Virginia and a Rockefeller estate manhunt, alongside various financial and crime notices.
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New York
St. Paul
Minneapolis
The
American Fisheries Society
New Orleans
Late Market Quotations From Cattle Hogs and Produce Prices
Market list shows bids for cattle including steers and cows, hogs and lambs with grain fed prices and grassers. Buying prices cover Colorado and Nebraska uplands, timothy and alfalfa hay, oats and corn products, standard flour and various produce rates for eggs butter poultry fruit vegetables and potatoes.
Market round up metals prices and crude ore values
The column lists metal market prices for Bar silver Spelter and Lead per 100 pounds at St. Louis and New York. Copper casting price is given as 26.87. Concentrates and crude ores with varying percentages are priced from 17.50 to 20.00 per unit with 60 percent values noted.
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St. Louis
New York
Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices in Chicago Market
Butter Creamery quotes 30 844%4c. Eggs Firsts 30% 31c and ordinary firsts 28% 29% cat mark cases 224%2 29%c. Potatoes Minnesota Dakota Ohips 1.20 1.30 Minnesota Dakota white 1.20 1.30 Wisconsin Michigan white 1.05 1.20. Poultry fowls 7c springa 17c.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Springa
Chicago Grain and Provision Prices Report
Chicago price list shows Wheat No 2 red 1.67 to 1.69 and No 3 red 1.57 to 1.66 percentage. No 2 hard 1.70 to 1.74 and No 3 hard 1.65 to 1.69. Corn No 2 yellow 96 cents. Oats No 3 white 48 to 49 percent. Rye No 2 1.39. Barley 75 cents to 1.18. Clover 11 to 15. Pork 28.50. Lard 15.75. Ride 13.75 to 14.25.
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Chicago
Constanza Fort Falls to Teutons and Metz Bombed
London reports Constanza, major Romanian seaport, captured by Teutonic allies as advances push toward Bucharest. French air squadron drops four tons of bombs on blast furnaces near Metz and on rail stations, while Boelke adds two aircraft destruction. Allied airships losses tallied at twenty-two.
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Paris
Metz
Thionville
War Office
Rombach
Fifty Die as Great Lakes Gale Sinks Vessels
Detroit reports confirm over fifty lost in the Lake Erie storm of the 20th. The Merida crew of twenty three is believed dead. Bodies and lifebelts bearing Merida are found by W. B. Mathews and Charlotte G. Breitung. Waleback James B. Colgate and D. L. Filer also reported lost.
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Detroit
Mich
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Merida
Buffalo
W. B. Mathews
Charlotte G. Brieving
H. L. Jones
James B. Colgate
D. L. Filer
Marshal F. Butters
Mathews
Toledo
Sandwich
Ont
Detroit River
Charlotte G. Breitung
Breitung
Ex President Roosevelt in Denver Adresses at Auditorium
Ex-President Roosevelt spoke in Denver on Tuesday delivering two addresses at the Auditorium. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt drew crowds and discussed ongoing national issues during his appearances in the city.
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Roosevelt
Denver
Col. Theo. Roosevelt
Public Utilities Commission Appeals ICC Over Car Shortage
The Colorado State Public Utilities Commission urged the Interstate Commerce Commission by wire to aid shippers as freight car shortages cause thousands of dollars in losses daily across the state.
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New Mexico
Colorado Fair Rates Association
State Corporation Counsel of
State Public Utilities Commission of
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Intermountain
Denver
The
State Public Utilities Commission
Composer Karl Strakosch Dies in Hartford Hotel
Karl Strakosch, noted composer and husband of famed opera singer Clara Louise Kellogg, died suddenly at a Hartford hotel. The event ends a notable marriage linking classical music and theater circles in the region.
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Clara Kellogg
Hartford
Conn
Karl Strakosch
Clara Louise Kellogg
Arizona State News Highlights Local Events and Crimes
Arizona reports forthcoming Southern Arizona Fair in Tucson and Arizona State Fair in Phoenix. Duncan fire causes $40000 damage. Globe builds new Catholic church. Yuma captain recovering from centipede bite. Douglas child injured by rooster. Tucson names Prof E P Taylor new extension director. Jerome resident duped of $2000 in Los Angeles. Mountain States plans El Paso to Benson line. Salvador Cruz confesses robbery in Tucson. Mesa sets cotton sale record with six bales sold for $1000. Phoenix bootleggers escape Cochise camp. Tombstone miner Ramon Morales shot dead. Gila Bend killing exonerated. mining and forestry notes across state. University of Arizona observatory gift $60000 under secrecy. Judge G W Shute to resign Dec 1. Army investigation after campfire shooting near Douglas. Bisbee and Pima County legal actions unfold. Tombstone bootleggers delivered for road work. United Jerome company formed to develop nearby claims. Oatman paystreak uncovers gold values up to $23 per ton.
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Duncan
Globe
Pullman Company
Arizona
Tombstone
Tod
Douglas
Fred Ruhan
Jerome
Los Angeles
Mountain States Telephone Company
el Paso
Benson
Salvador Cruz
Tucson
P. C. Brena
Fred C Weeks
Mesa
Phoenix
Navy
Cochise
Ramon Morales
Yavapai County
Sever Noland
Arizona Hospital
Negro Club
Parker Consolidated Mining Company
Billy Mack
Sonora
Geronimo Mining Company
Geronimo
Keystone
Chloride
Board of Regents
University of Arizona
J. F. Ryan
Sheriff Wheeler
Bisbee Extension
United Jerome
Pittsburg Jerome
Black Range
Dave Wright
Oatman
When the Home Team Lost
A lighthearted exchange unfolds as Mrs Torkins questions the umpire’s decisions, asking if he follows the majority and Charley affirms belief that everyone does, prompting the suggestion he should rely on crowd consensus more often.
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Charley
New Fish Bait Declared Good
The United States bureau of fisheries reports on the last Fish Hawk cruise in Chesapeake Bay that crayfish meat brine packs were given to crab fishermen and dealers to test as a bait substitute. Fishermen report the crayfish as a very good bait.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
Fish Hawk
Chesapeake Bay
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Peronne
Biaches
la Maisonette
Sailly-Saillisel
Kilkis
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Averoff
Frank M. Byrne
South Dakota
Tex
Frank M. Forbes
Washington
SPORT
L. M. Jones
Pittsburg
Jamison No. 7
Barrackville
W. Va
John D. Rockefeller
Sing Sing
Dallas
James Walton
Canada
Assay
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Denver Markets
Ordocen
Aia
Pune
Pune Ceretate Te Aiere
Logrooo
I Odiere Stacsiececs Seeveee
WWE C'S
Sarecese
Gale
HAY and Grain Market
Carlond Price
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Nebraska
South Park
Choice
San Luis Valley
Gunnison Valley
Colo
Standard
Springs
F. O. B. Denver
Aeguots CA
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F. OB
Constanza
Teutons
Entente
Mackensen
Dobruja
Romania
Black Sea
Marshal von Mackensen
Tchernavoda
Danube
Murfatlar
France
Gueudecourt
Les Boeufs
Bapaume- Peronne
Morval
Narayavka River
Nicholas
Brody
Volhynia-Galicia
Boelke
Arizona State News
E. P. Taylor
Russell Johnson
Eugene Caruthers
Gila Bend
Bovard & Reynolds
G. W. Shute
Gila County
Herbert James
Fifth New Jersey Infantry
Hereford
George Back
John E. Main
Pima
Wiley
Johns
Salazar
Bates
Dean
Charles E. Monroe
Cleveland Ave
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Saya
Joe
Doan
Rgog
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Carters
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Fletcher
Passenger
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