War fronts report dramatic gains and losses across Europe
Serbians capture towns near Brod as they push toward Monastir while Russians repulse Teuton attacks on the Galician front. Berlin admits Somme gains but laments human losses. Galicia sees German victories claimed. Petrograd reports ongoing battles. Greece remains tense as Entente lands more troops and Greek ships transfer to allied control.
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Velyeselo
Brod
Monastir
Narayavka
Somme
Berlin
Bucharest
Transylvanian
Brosteni
Bistritza
Galicia
Petrograd
Greece
Athens
Piraeus
von Mackensen
Dobrudja
London
Global wartime briefings mix air raids, arrests, and diplomacy
Swiss census on army usable cars. Von Ludendorff and von Hindenburg oppose tougher submarine warfare. French forces seize land near Tien Tsin with troops. Austrian premier Count Stuergkh shot in Berlin dining room. Mme Gomeno Sanches sentenced to death for spying in Marseilles. Mexican elections produce sweeping victories for governmental candidates. American and Mexican troops clash near San José with no American losses. Emperor William vows continued fight and divine support for 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
Strikers Return to Work and Follows News Digest
Strikers in Bayonne New Jersey have returned to work. Former President Roosevelt spoke in Phoenix Arizona on Saturday. Hurricane reports from southern Alabama raise death toll to four and property loss to $100000. Walter Switzer a conductor was shot and killed during an attempted interurban robbery between Webb City and Carthage Missouri. Leo G Pratt an 18 year old Seattle bank clerk was shot and killed by a woman who then killed herself. Governor Frank M Byrne of South Dakota elected president of the International Dry Farming Congress at El Paso Texas. Frank M Forbes of Arizona elected first vice president. A federal tax on Henry Miller estate, valued between 20000000 and 40000000, was revealed in San Francisco. F P Cahill of Wichita Kansas plans to force his wife to pursue alleged match with another man.
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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
Frank M. Byrne
South Dakota
el Paso
Tex
Frank M. Forbes
Arizona
Henry Miller
San Francisco
F. P. Cahill
Wichita
Kane
Army aviation to push balloons and light craft work
Army aviation officers plan to extend their campaign for air service development into balloons and lighter than air craft. Senator Warren of Wyoming is added to a special roll of honor qualifying for a ten dollar monthly heroism pension. Twenty one women’s organizations with six million members back a national employment system for women and girls, announced by Immigration Commissioner Anthony Caminetti. Panama canal authorities open a large dry dock at Balboa on the Pacific end, seen as a major 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 Atlanta trot meet
Grand Circuit at Atlanta features 2:08 trot winner Mabel Trask in the Georgia Rail Way and Power Cup. Roan Hal captures straight heats in the $1,500 2:00-class pacing race. George E Cook tops pistol match in Jacksonville. Denver defeats Colorado 7–0 with Mahony to Preston pass. Penn shuts out Penn State 15–0 at Franklin Field. University of Wyoming opens conference play with 23–10 win over Utah Aggies in Logan.
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University of Wyoming
Logan
Utah
Utah Aggies
Roan Hal
Atlanta
Hal Boy
National Association
Jacksonville
Fla
George E. Cook
Washington, D
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Federal mediators settle transit strike risk for motormen
Federal mediators intervene to settle the strike of motormen and conductors on New York transit lines. The report notes efforts by authorities to resolve labor disputes impacting regional transit services amid ongoing industry tensions.
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New York
St. Paul
Minneapolis
The
American Fisheries Society
New Orleans
Late Market Quotations for Cattle Hogs and Produce
The report lists current bids for cattle including steers and cows of pulp and grain fed and grassers, veal calves, hogs and yearlings, with buy prices. It also covers buying prices for Colorado and Nebraska upland, timothy and alfalfa hay, regionally priced feeds, grain, dressed poultry, eggs, butter, fruit, and vegetables with specific per ton and per hundred weight figures. Names of regions and prices indicate a late market snapshot for agricultural commodities and livestock.
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Ordocen
Aia
Pune
Pune Ceretate
Logrooo
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Colorado
Nebraska
South Park
Choice
San Luis Valley
Gunnison Valley
Metal market prices show varied ore and metal rates
Market note lists bar silver and spelter prices, lead and copper quotes, and ore concentrates with per hundred pounds or per unit values. Includes 60 percent tungsten concentrates and crude ore tiers with several percentages and prices.
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St. Louis
New York
Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices in Chicago Markets
Butter Creamery price 30 844%4c. Eggs Firsts 301% 31c or ordinary firsts 28% 29c. Cat mark cases 224%2 29%c. Potatoes Minnesota and Dakota Ohio 1.20 1.30 Minnesota and Dakota white 1.20 1.30 Wisconsin Michigan white 1.05 1.20. Poultry fowls 7c springs 17c.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Springa
Chicago Grain and Provision Prices Overview
Chicago market report lists Wheat prices for No 2 red at 1.67 to 1.69 and No 3 red at 1.57 to 1.66. No 2 hard at 1.70 to 1.74 and No 3 hard at 1.65 to 1.69. Corn No 2 yellow 96 cents. Oats No 3 white 48 to 49 cents. 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 in Dobrudja Advance
In the Dobruja region of Romania the fortress Constanza has fallen to the right wing of Field Marshal von Mackensen’s forces. The front extends from the Black Sea to the Danube with Bulgarians and Turks advancing, while Russians and Rumanians retreat. French air activity reports four tons of projectiles dropped on Metz blast furnaces and rail stations, and a French flotilla bombing Rombach. Boelcke claims two more enemy planes shot down. twenty-two Allied airships destroyed.
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London
Dobruja
Romania
Constanza
Black Sea
Marshal von Mackensen
Tchernavoda
Danube
Bucharest
Dobrudja
Murfatlar
Berlin
Petrograd
Somme
France
Gueudecourt
Les Boeufs
Bapaume- Peronne
Paris
Morval
Narayavka River
Galicia
Nicholas
Brody
Volhynia-Galicia
Metz
Thionville
War Office
Rombach
Fifty Perish In Lake Storm Strikes Several Vessels
Detroit reports show more bodies recovered from the Great Lakes gale of the 20th. The Merida, commanded by H L Jones, is missing with 23 crew. Waleback’s James B Colgate sank with 21, D L Filer with six, Marshal F Butters crew of thirteen saved. Bodies found in Lake Erie and taken to Toledo and Sandwich Ont.
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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 Speaks in Denver at Auditorium
Former President Theodore Roosevelt visited Denver on Tuesday delivering two speeches at the Auditorium, drawing crowds and attention to his message.
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Roosevelt
Denver
Col. Theo. Roosevelt
Ask Board to Relieve Car Shortage in Colorado
Denver reports the State Public Utilities Commission wired the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking relief for Colorado shippers facing daily losses due to ongoing car shortages. The appeal emphasizes impact on freight and regional commerce.
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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, husband of Clara Kellogg, dies
Hartford notices the death of Karl Strakosch, noted composer and spouse of opera star Clara Louise Kellogg, who died suddenly at a Hartford hotel.
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Clara Kellogg
Hartford
Conn
Karl Strakosch
Clara Louise Kellogg
Arizona State News Update of October Events and Incidents
Arizona reports include the Southern Arizona and Arizona State Fairs dates in Tucson and Phoenix, a Duncan fire costing 40000, church work in Globe, tax totals for Pullman in Arizona, and prisoners cleaning Tombstone streets. Captain Tod of Yuma recovers from a centipede bite. a Douglas child is seriously wounded by a rooster.
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Duncan
Globe
Pullman Company
Arizona
Tombstone
Tod
Douglas
When the Home Team Lost
A humorous dialogue on baseball fairness. Mrs Torkins asks if a referee should rule by majority, and Charley agrees people do, prompting a quip about umpires following the majority more often.
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Charley
New Fish Bait Declared Good
The United States bureau of fisheries reports on the last cruise of the Fish Hawk in Chesapeake Bay that crayfish meat put up in brine was distributed among crab fishermen and dealers to test its value as a substitute bait. Fishermen who tried the crayfish say it is a very good bait.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
Fish Hawk
Chesapeake Bay
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Georgia Railway and Power Cup
L. M. Jones
Pittsburg
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W. Va
John D. Rockefeller
Sing Sing
Dallas
James Walton
Canada
Assay
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
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HAY and Grain Market
Carlond Price
Colo
Standard
Springs
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Aeguots CA
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Teutons
Entente
Mackensen
Boelke
Arizona State News
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E. P. Taylor
Fred Ruhan
Jerome
Los Angeles
Mountain States Telephone Company
Benson
Salvador Cruz
P. C. Brena
Fred C Weeks
Mesa
Navy
Cochise
Ramon Morales
Russell Johnson
Eugene Caruthers
Gila Bend
Bovard & Reynolds
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
G. W. Shute
Gila County
Herbert James
Fifth New Jersey Infantry
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George Back
John E. Main
Pima
Wiley
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Salazar
Bates
J. F. Ryan
Sheriff Wheeler
Bisbee Extension
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Black Range
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Oatman
Dean
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