General Strike Effort Fails Amid Mixed Reports
The text reports a large but disputed strike attempt involving York laborers and others, claiming up to a hundred twenty five thousand participants though authorities dispute the total. It notes a plan to capture trains near Laguna and tensions over wage support, with references to the International Typographic Union and broader labor action. Separate items discuss U S public health plans to establish border fumigation stations at El Paso Eagle Pass Laredo and to use a Lewine Machine for fumigation built at border sites.
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York
Bop
Labor
Wnion
Stiikion
Texas
Menteo
CC. Teree
United States Public Health
Ariothere
el Paso
Horce Sane
Laredo
Record breaking county fair and vehicle registrations noted
The county clerk reports a record day with vehicle registrations, noting many residents preparing for rides through Tirwson county. Names like Vententich, Greham, Walton, and Doane appear with various Chevrolet and Ford entries as the community engages in the event and registration Monday.
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Itlees
Formar
Autour Weeenaen
Automo‘alow
Tirwson
Tom Vententich
Dee
Chevolet
Tok Greham
Rock Prairie
Sim Walton
Firyan
Chevrolet
Chet Harris
Bryan
Antoni Zak
Bij. B Doane
Firpan
J. RL Harper
College
Ford
Greece to Declare War on Bulgaria as King Leads
The Associated Press reports King Constantine has decided Greece will enter the war on the side of the Allies. A swift declaration is expected, with Greece to oppose Bulgaria. French and British fronts claim advances while Germany says they repulsed attacks. A further revolution claim is noted in Greece.
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Greece
Associated Press
Bulgaria
Germany
Constantine to declare war on Bulgaria
Athens September 28 The Associated Press reports King Constantine favored an immediate war declaration against Bulgaria after a ministers’ council and cabinet meeting. A note threatening mobilization was considered but the king’s decision was not publicly announced.
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Athens
Associated Press
Constantine
R. Ladue
Macedonia
Mra Laas
Lillian Kappos
Cinema
Verdun Front Holds as German Assaults Fail Again
Report from Verdun says German repulses last night failed to gain ground between Toutaumont and Fishery as French and British forces hold. On the western front Allied counterattacks repelled near Amiens and the Somme while German aviators drop bombs on Bucharest. a revolution is planned in Athens. For sale good mules cheap.
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Garmant
Onion
Ivy Lonaoa
Fisury
Verdun
Preach
Struma
Janina
Somme
London
Martin Pulch
Guerdecourt
Toma
Bucharest
Berlin
Domania
Six Hundred Cans Display by Young Ladien Demonstrators
A display in Hiran county shows six hundred cans put up by Florence and Agnes Onway, members of the canning club. They cultivated a full acre of tomatoes and vegetables, preserving a wide range of produce. The sisters plan further study at the Ryan Mission and state University as they pursue education goals.
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Menon
J. AM
Itwep Hollow
Wandarfat
Onway
Mietor Florence
Aenes
Eile’ Canning Club
Hiraion County
Fialehine Hern
Second Norther Wakes Appearance Predicted By Weather Watcher
The second Norther of the season, predicted by John Myly Jr., was noted by a weather observer. Telegraphic ports report the storm may be more severe than the last, with temperatures falling to about 13 degrees Fahrenheit above the zero line and winds around 42 to 1 above the framing point. If this forecast holds, residents should prepare for a rapid cold snap and increased wind gusts tonight.
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John Myly
Aggies begin football practice as squad fills
Harlan and Graves supervise drills with 24 candidates reporting Monday for captain Dough Hittin and the 1912 team. Veterans Rogers, Wilson, Pry, Montgomery, and others compete for key positions as weights and roles are listed, while onlookers anticipate hard scrimmages and lineup battles this fall.
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Harlan
Graves
Httiin
Asse
Earnfest
Mare
Hing
Settoena
Dot
Joe Rogers
Wilaon
Raat Ad Eott
Pry
Apencar
Montgomery
Tfitna
Hurne
Literstathha
Griesenteck
Thornton
Grakar
Gaiford
Anderson
Snehle
Cochran
Wilon
Euand
Johnson
Yaron
Haener
Encer
Banker Warns Wealth Could Endanger Nation at Conference
Frank A. Vanderlip of New York warned American bankers that vast wealth may threaten national prosperity. He spoke on the opening day of the American Bankers Association meeting in Kansas City, urging caution against wealth concentrating power and stressing political and economic dangers. The convention opened after sectional sessions and committee meetings as attendees gathered.
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Kansas City
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