Arrest Enlisted Man As Enemy Spy Suspect
New York police arrest a man who claimed the name William J. Dunbar on charges of conspiring to obtain information against the United States through army and navy enlistment. He is held for federal authorities, suspected as a German agent near a major Atlantic coast naval base.
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Members of Congress to Visit War Fronts in Europe
A group of ten congressmen travel unofficially to Europe with special passports to visit war fronts and meet allied parliamentary representatives. The delegation includes Dale Vermont Taylor Colorado Timberlake Colorado Hicks New York Johnson Washington Dill Washington Miller Washington Goodwin Arkansas Stephens Nebraska Parker New Jersey former Stout Montana and editor Ross Hammond Nebraska. They will tour England Belgium France Italy and Switzerland and return by December opening of Congress.
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Consul Sees German Desire for Peace After War Strain
United States minister to Switzerland Pleasant A. Stovall arrived in an Atlantic port and said Germany faces acute economic distress and a breaking resistance. He cited Wilson Benedict peace reply as fueling German revulsion and predicted eventual peace pressure on the government. A motion picture Danger will be shown at the Auditorium Sunday night October 21 due to limited ad space.
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