Hazelton clerk denied Roosevelt reception role
Wickes Barre Oct 1 Stephen J Hughes Hazelton city clerk and 1912 Republican delegate who later joined the Progressive movement denies unauthorised selection to attend Theodore Roosevelt reception. He pledges to continue fighting for social and industrial justice and refuses to surrender.
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Stephen J. Hughes
Hazelton
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Beuenee Fee
Hou Ie Theodore Roosevelt
Wilkes Barre
Renee
Battles on Somme Reach Greatest Actions Yet
Berlin reports from Oct 18 detail that fights along the Somme front from Courcelette to St Pierre Vaast Wood, Bapaume, and Mazancourt between Oct 13 and Oct 18 constitute the most severe French and Allied attacks of the war. Persistent rain hampered centers near Thiepval and Courcelette, with heavy engagements north of the river.
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Somme
Bapaume
Courcelette
St. Pierre ‘Vasat' Wood
Freenes
Mazancourt
Mazancourt and of Th Chadings
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Sail
St Pierre Vaast Wood
Italy Builds Faster Warships Report Claims
Italy reportedly possesses a new type of warship with speeds three times greater than the best prior models. The first sea trial reportedly won by a correspondent of the paper, with three additional ships under construction.
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Italy
Italia
Stunning Accessories Feature Black Velvet Turban and Feathers
Prepared for frosts, the description highlights a black velvet turban with a brushy white ostrich feather pompon, paired with a black kid glove design stitched with a white lyre motif in heavy white silk.
Panama opens Mandinga port and plans Nicuesa town
Washington reports Panama has opened Mandinga Port on Mandinga Bay near Colon and begun a government building project. A town site Nicuesa will develop under an American concession with long residing Colon ties. Battery A from Boston returns from border service. Bishop Philie Lobbedey of Arran receives the Legion of Honor cross.
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Republic of Panama
Atlantic Coast
Colon
Mandinga
Mandinga Bay
Gulf of San Blas
Nicuesa
Mgr
Philie Lobbedey
Arran
The
Legion of Honor
Daily Talks On Heart Topics Presents Advice Columns
Reader questions cover teen romance issues and domestic life. A girl asks why boys she likes ignore her while others pursue her, a man seeks guidance after a breakup, and a stepmother faces disciplinary challenges with stepchildren. The column emphasizes diplomacy, maternal role, and the value of a working husband contributing to the home.
Crepy Silk Blouse With Embroidered Jabot and Collar
Detailed notes describe a rose silk crepe blouse in 34 to 46 inch bust range with a trimmed jabot and collar, hem stitched and embroidered, needs perforation guides for assembly, and offers beading as a fashionable alternative. It outlines shoulder gathers, underarm closure, elastic or drawstring hems, and sleeve attachment steps. It notes embroidery washes well, appealing to home dressmakers using 86 inch material.
Attorney McCoy to Address Young Men of Wilsonian League
Attorney D H McCoy and Brig Gen Frederick W Sibley will speak to the Young Men Woodrow Wilson club tonight in the Beers building 991 Broad Street. All men under 25 invited. A smoker will follow the address.
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Wilsonian League
D. H. McCoy
Ranke
Woodrow Wilson Club
Beers
Broad Street
Hippotoamist and Coal Nationalization Opinion
The poem warns that hippotoamist is the ugliest creature and unneeded, while a London report notes Britain plans to nationalize coal to control neutral shipping. The scheme would let the government retain profits for coal, directing distribution and export, with shipping routes steered to benefit the nation.
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London
Great Britain
Britain
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Endorsed By Paterson Woman
Mrs Ersie Vander Sande of Godwin Street Paterson New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring her health after back pains irregularities and fatigue She urges other women to try the remedies and receive free confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Ersie J. Vander Sande
Godwin Street
Paterson
N. J
Democratic Women Challenge Hughes Workers to Debate
Mrs. Mary Ware Dennett, executive secretary of the Democratic National Committee Women's Bureau, challenged the Hughes campaign Women’s Committee to an open debate in New York on or after October 30. The telegraph to Miss Frances Keller and Hughes headquarters highlights Democratic readiness to defend the administration’s record amid campaign tensions and editorials casting doubt on Hughes and German American issues.
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Mary Ware Dennett
Women’s Bureau
Democratic National Committee
National Hughes Alliance
Frances Keller
Hughes Women's Committee
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Hughes
George T. Odell
Ughes
Roosevelt
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Wilson
Ernest F. Boddington
Philadelpia North American
The
Ledger Today
Twin brides share birthday as they wed in Waterbury and Milford
Miss Hazel Mary Charles and Miss Vena Cecelia Charles, daughters of Mr and Mrs Albert C Charles of Walnut Beach, wed yesterday in Waterbury and Milford. Miss Vena Charles married Edgar Hector Daunais at Immaculate Conception Church Waterbury at 8 pm, followed by a Milford ceremony for Hazel Charles and Francis Victor Sewall at St Mary's Church. The Daunais will honeymoon in New York and Washington and reside at 64 Laurel Street Waterbury. The Sewalls travel to Boston then reside on Fifth Avenue Laurel Beach until their bungalow is ready.
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Vena Cecelia
Charles
Albert C. Charles
Walnut Beach
Waterbury
Milford
Vena Charles
Edgar Hector Dauials
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Luke Fitzsimmons
Hazel Charles
Francis Victor Sewall
Laurel Beach
Mr. Sewall
Peter H.mcclean
St. Mary's Church
Daunais
Movies in War Change How Generals Plan and Fight
Early wartime use of films for civilians has grown into a vital military tool. Aviators and cameramen record terrain and actions, guiding officers through film shows to prepare for assaults. Map limits are offset by truthful footage, while camera crews face enemy fire and losses. The piece notes modern generals rely on moving pictures over static maps.
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Angeles
Confucianism Sparks Debate in Chinese Politics
In Peking on October 18 ultra republicans tried to ban Confucianism to widen religious tolerance and secure republic longevity. Kang Yu-wei protested the move, arguing Confucius’ religion is essential to China. Premier Tuan Kai-ju said reverence lies in the hearts of people, not ritual prostration. Confucianism remains influential while rulers deny linking revival to monarchy. President Ji Yuan-hung, a Christian, sent an official to a Confucian temple ceremony honoring Yuan Shikai.
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Peking
Yuan Shi-Kai
Kang Yu-wei
China
Tuan Qhi-jui
Yuan Shukai
Yuan Bhi-kai
Ji Yuan-hung
Yuan Shikai
Fire Devastates White Rock Village in Gorham Me
A blaze swept through White Rock in Gorham Maine destroying nearly every building after starting in a grocery store late at night. Estimated loss reaches forty thousand dollars.
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Gorham
White Rock
Farmers Grain Dealers Endorse Wilson in Illinois Meet
The annual convention of the Farmers' Grain Dealers Association of Illinois passed resolutions endorsing President Wilson. The message cited three years of landmark federal legislation and administration benefiting farmers, expressing gratitude for progress in agriculture and farm interests.
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Wilson
Farmers’ Grain Dealers Association of Illinois
Plans For More Bathing Houses In Washington
Washington Oct 18 War's effect on railroad finances over the next years was a principal topic at the annual meeting of the Society of Financial Officers. Financial preparedness for future national emergencies also featured prominently. Speakers urged railroads to reduce illiteracy among workers and to establish company agencies to receive employees savings via payroll receipts with thumb prints.
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Washington
Society of Br Financial Officers
Bishop Decorated for Bravery Under Fire
Paris reports Monsignor Mille Lobbedey bishop of Arras awarded the cross of the region of Honor for heroism and devotion under bombardment from October 1914 to June 1915. He remained at Arras amid shells, visited soldiers, buried dead, aided ambulances, and set a calm example under enemy menace. Eight thousand eight hundred and five Irishmen have enlisted in this British army since the Dublin rebel uprising.
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Paris
Mille Lobbedey
Arras
Rgion
Dublin
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