Horse Thieves Rampant in Berlin Amid Slaughter Ring
In Berlin daily thefts of 32 to 40 horses go unreturned as a special police unit fights a growing crime. The animals vanish into illicit channels with meat sold illicitly. thieves target teams whose drivers are away.
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A Moment to Seize: Thieves Sweep Wagons and Horses
A brief report describes thieves snatching wagons with valuables, stealing horses, and driving them to hidden barns or distant suburbs where the animals are killed. The account warns of quick, clandestine thefts and the danger to local transportation and property.
Conciliating Roumania Favored by Sir George Clerk
Sir George Clerk, the high commissioner to Bucharest, is reported by the Journal to favor a conciliatory policy toward Roumania. He carries notes from the peace conference to the Roumanian government and urges gentler dealings amid tension.
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Coal yard capacity at Washington use for department
The United States operates a coal yard in Washington D C with a capacity of 30 000 tons for department use.
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New South Wales Urges Food Self Sufficiency In War Time
Sir Charles G Wade, agent general for New South Wales, urges Britons to buy from the British Dominions to ensure a constant supply of raw materials and defend against disruption of imports. He argues self sufficiency protects economy amid competition from the United States and Japan and contends a preferential tariff could counter foreign undercutting.
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Rural sheet hints at art lesson about The Last Supper
The item notes a pastor preaching on the well known picture The Last Supper by Dr. Vines from a rural newspaper and references another brief report, suggesting art education and local commentary.
Divorce Cases On Short Circuit Calendar
Six uncontested divorce cases will be submitted in the October term Civil Superior court with Judge James W. Webbe presiding. Names include Julia Balla vs John Balla and others. two desertion claims filed yesterday. Soren Olsen seeks a decree from Thela Thorgensen Olsen. Susie Vengel sues Julius Vengel for desertion dating from 1916.
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Soren Olsen
Bristol
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Supreme Court approves bridge plan over Connecticut River
Boston October 9 The Supreme Court overrode objections from Holyoke Chicopee Westfield and other western Massachusetts towns to a bridge across the Connecticut River between Springfield and West Springfield. The court approved the commission's plans formed two years ago.
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Medal for Gen. Graviss Grays Russia Rail Head
Major General William S Graves, commander of American forces in Siberia, decorated John M Stavens, head of the American Railway Commission to Russia, with the Distinguished Service Medal in Vladivostok.
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Fragmentary Review Mentions Angels and Grieg Piece
A fragment cites reredos with seven gilt panels of Fra and Tels lico angels. A third paper reviews a visiting orchestra and notes Grieg's Ass Death in the program, mentioning a companion tune linking to a cow’s death.
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Raleigh cruiser eyed as costly white elephant
The Raleigh, a new 9750 ton British cruiser of 35 kn, designed to outrange raiders Moewe and Wolf, may prove impractical now that German threats are gone. Armament includes 7.5 inch guns, underwater bulge for torpedo protection, and multiple floodable compartments, with anti aircraft and fuel efficiency features.
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Hindenburg Returns to Quiet Life on Finnover Estate
General Von Hindenburg, once a German army commander, is living a quiet life at his Finnover estate in East Prussia. The correspondent notes his absence of uniform changes his appearance, comparing him to a bank manager or ordinary German businessman as he wears a rough coat and Panama hat.
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