Petrograd Sade City Faces Mortal Epidemic And Hunger
Paris reports a graphic Finnish Red Cross account from Petrograd describing a dying city with a halved prewar population, severe fuel shortages, food prices soaring, and hospitals overflowing. It notes widespread filth, typhus risk, minimal transport, and scarce lighting as winter approaches.
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Wrangel Captures 10 000 Bolsheviki as Marupol Falls
A Wrangel government report says his forces captured over 10 000 Bolshevik prisoners and stored materials after occupying Marupol, a Black Sea port near the Donets basin. It also notes seizures at Petroviket and Novospassvik with 1 000 prisoners, 12 cannons, and 180 machine guns.
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Novospassovik
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Secretary Baker Endorses League in Speech
Secretary Baker attacked Wilson critics as cowards and defended the League of Nations in a Madison Avenue rally. He praised the Associated nations plan, warned against partisan fears, and urged acceptance of the League as a moral matter beyond party lines. He defended President Wilson and criticized Senator Harding as out of step with modern industry.
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Indus
Dissolved Fragments Reflect On Missouri Senate Race
National political correspondent notes a preliminary report on Missouri politics. The fragmented clipping hints at Senate race dynamics and the role of analysts like Sullivan, but lacks full context and concrete details.
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Missouri
Senat
Sullivans
Sale Pelegain
Cox Approves Postmen Demands Amid Capitol Deliberations
An obscure report notes Cox endorsing postulant claims by postal workers during state sessions. Delegates including Campbell Cantelli and Kentucky officials accompany Cox as he favors direct action and wage concessions tied to federal and local labor regulations.
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Ciil Congresa
Tan Campbell Cantelli
Tas
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Naflonad Morimilties
Kentucky Coy
Cox Tong
Borah Attacks President on League Article Ten
Senator Borah lashes the President over the League of Nations Article Ten stance. He warns U S support would be dishonored if it refuses to defend a league nation invaded, arguing Article Ten imposes a moral burden beyond legal treaty obligations. Page two continued.
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Russia
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New Haven
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Hitchcock to keynote Monday night rally in Alabama
Campaign notes indicate Hitchcock, a leading figure for the league, will speak at a Monday event in October Hall. Senator Onewr of Alabama is expected to attend and discuss major issues, with local supporters anticipating a strong turnout and debate.
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Chaiadin
Italian Red 15 Held as Suspect in Bomb Outrage
Brooklyn victory in the World Series and a report on a bombing suspect named Caruso, connected to radical literature found in his rooms. The article notes arrest, questioning, and weapon possession as authorities pursue details of the Whitten Street explosion and related crimes.
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Minberth
Whit
Giacomo Crrtiaso
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Dialloo
Olhelula Doe
Thay
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Lahey
Hallan
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Heles
New York
Burleigh A. Grimes
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Ebbetsfield
Indians
James C. Bagby
Speaker
Superbas
Tris Speaker
Imes
Grimes
Harding Resting On Western Trip
Harding maintained a quiet pace during his mid western swing staying at a Chicago hotel. He attended no public events despite planned receptions and met with party leaders as throngs gathered along the route and at the gateway to the city.
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Harding
Benalor Harding
35th Harvest Festival Opens in Milford Today
The Milford festival scene expands as the 35th Harvest Festival starts today in Milford. Organizers promise a larger event than previous years with Chinese parlor elements and community activities drawing crowds.
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Milford
Swiney Unchanged at End of 55th Day
London Oct 6 The condition of Tennis Mae Swiney, Lord Mayor of Cork, remains unchanged at the close of the fifty fifth day of his illness.
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Conditton
Tenis Mae Swiney
Cork
Tivelitia
Alrike
Britain and U S urged to join in frank co operation at meeting
In Washington British ambassador Sir Anckland Gardes urged closer economic ties between Britain and the United States. He called for both nations to lay their cards on the table to reduce suspicion and accelerate world trade, denying reports of any German mercantile aid.
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United States
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Americin
Aruerlewn Mercantile Marine
Sugar Prices Fall Two Cents In Two Days
In San Francisco on October 6 local syrup refineries announced another drop in the price of raw cane sugar to the lower end of the range, following a prior drop. The price for refined sugar eased to about $12 per hundredweight, with beet sugar at $1.80, as heat relief reduced costs and production tensions eased.
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SURUP
Wilson Driving in Queensland Style Newsflash
A garbled report mentions Victoria Wilson in a Queensland style driving scene and an unclear reference to Washington and a Mr. Wilson accompanying a president. The text is fragmented with multiple nonsensical phrases and lacks verifiable details.
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Manufacturers' Guarantee Debate Sparks Commission Action
A commission examined the idea that guarantees function as insurance for consumers and questioned the need for tighter controls on guarantees. Proponents argued guarantees reduce harms from price drops, while critics warned of dealer overstocking and losses. Speakers urged personal responsibility and cautioned about industry practices harming consumers.
Three Contests in G. O. P. Primaries
The article outlines three GOP alderman primaries in city districts six ten and twelve. Candidates include Albert J. Knapp in district six Lews West backing Mayor Wilson’s committee and Fran ks J. Kiero in district ten with Baker opposing Leon, who is backed by the American Legion and Republican town machine. Debate plans, endorsements and a final primary vote date at Court Street are noted.
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Egyptian Avengers Convicted of Conspiracy in Cairo Trial
Twenty five members of the Ant-Briiel society known as the Egyptian Avengers were found guilty of conspiracy by a Cairo court. Several others were acquitted. Sentencing is due to be announced later.
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Lve
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Fred
Pilgrim Fathers Honored as Roots of Religious Freedom
In Boston a federation of religious liberals debated the church’s meaning, praising the Pilgrim Fathers for founding religious liberty. Rabbi Philipson urged continued effort to maintain church and state separation and defend individual speech rights amid shifting modern faith.
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Jesse H. Tolmes
National Federation of Religioua Liberals
Holmes
Swarthmore College
David Philipton
Cladlasnatt
Amiteria
Chenghis
Bekunaburo Uchigasaki
Tokio
Wagtehutture
Waseda University
Peace Signed by Soviet Finland
London reports a wireless Moscow message stating that peace between the Soviet Union and Finland has been signed in Dorpat. The notice gives no further details on signatories or terms.
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Dorpat
Witeless
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Tosany
Lloyd George Sets Hope on U S League After Election
London reports a controversial interview with Premier Lloyd George defending coalition policy. He suggests America may join a future League of Nations after the presidential election, while Dublin issues touch on Ireland and Britain’s taxation plans.
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