German Press Anxious Over U S Election
Berlin reports rising German interest in the upcoming U S presidential vote with coverage from Holland and reprinted English items. Other front lines note Allied activity near Courdelette Guedecourt and in Galicia with Italian advances and 500 prisoners taken. a French liner Douhkala repelled a submarine attack at Toulon after a 45 minute battle.
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Berlin
United States
Holland
Koeliische Volks Zeitung
Germany
Toulon
France
Douhkala
Seattle Company Would Build Ship
Seattle Construction and Dock Company offered to build one swift cruiser for the 1917 naval program at 4 775 000 dollars within thirty months, the only direct proposal, with a limit of 5 009 000 dollars. A Meridian Highway run from Winnipeg to Galveston is planned, with quick messenger exchanges at county lines to pass a mayoral message, aiming for sixty hours total.
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Associated Pr
Washington
Construction and Dock Company
Seattle
Meridian Highway Association
Winnipeg
Galveston
Canada
C. 8S. Johnson
Commercial Aation
Brazos County
Meridian Highway
Farmers Count Profits Instead of Chickens, Hatched
The Louis Wille Post notes farmers shift focus from brooding eggs to tallying profits as outputs rise and market demand strengthens. The commentary highlights economic resilience amid volatile poultry prices and weather impacts.
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Louis- Wille Post
Brazos County Girls Win Big at Dallas State Fair
Brazos County Girls Canning Clubs earned top honors at the Dallas state fair with blue and red ribbons. Winners include Florence Conway for canned tomatoes, Ima Cook for Dixie relish and tomato catsup, Winnie Mathis for jellies, and the county exhibit placing second overall.
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Brazos County
Dallas
the Eagle
Brazos
J. J. Ra
and Canning
Dixie
Agnes Conday
Ima Cook
Winnie Mathis
U-53 Returns Safely to German Port
Berlin announces that the German submarine U-53 has returned safely to a German port via London. The statement confirms the vessel is back in German waters.
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Berlin
London
DuPont Workers Form Hughes League in Charleston
The Charleston News and Courier notes that employees of the DuPont Powder Company are organizing into a Hughes league. A warning to beware of an explosion is included in the brief report.
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duPont Powder Company
Hughes
Charleston
D A R Meeting Honors Hostess and Local Events
The D A R gathering hosted by Mrs. O B Love at the Park home featured fall blooms and a lively program with talks from Mrs Collom of Texarkana and reflections on the Revolution. The Bachelor Girls Club resumed meetings with Irene Beard presiding. A quiet wedding united Miss Juna Drummond and Mr George W Robinson at the brides parents home. The couple plan Galveston as their home after a two week visit to Benchley and Amarillo. The report also notes strong peanut yields in Brazos with 11 pounds per 15 feet, about 75 bushels per acre, valued near $110 per acre.
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O. B. Love
P. 8. Park
W. G. Taliaferro
Collom
Texarkana
Walter Whipprecht
Taliaferro
S.C
Robert Mawhin
Walter Wippe
Charleston
S. C
Frapps
Bachelor Girls’ Cue
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Irene Beard
Fisk Wright
Waco
E. H. Astin
Brazos County
Juna Drummond
W. G. Drummond
Cottonwood
George W. Robinson
Galveston
J. A. D. Robinson
Wixon
J. M. Bullock
M. College
Mrs. Robinson
Benchley
Amarillo
M. G. Buchanan
Harvey
Benson
Dodson's Liver Tone Prevents Calomel Harms
An advertisement warns against calomel for liver remedies and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute. The copy touts relief from bilious symptoms and claims the product is pleasant, harmless, and suitable for children, priced at 50 cents.
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Dodson
Election outcome tests Samuel Gompers as psychology student
The note suggests the election result will determine the success of Samuel Gompers in his study of the psychological moment, as reported by the Washington Star.
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Samuel Gompers
Washington Star
Severe continent spanning storm forecast with warm and cold waves
Washington reports a forecast of a major storm crossing the continent from Nov 7 to 16 with alternating warm and cold waves. Weather expects heavy rains, regional temperature swings, and a lengthy period of above normal warmth before a deep winter trend. Farmers urged to sell grain and cotton amid European war speculation.
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Continent
Middle Northwest
Gulf
Vancouver
Pacific
Rockies
Plains
Meridian
Great Lakes
Ohio
Newfoundland
Satan
Europe
Chicago
Alaska
South America
Copeland Acquitted at Galveston
The eight four hour jury verdict found John Copeland not guilty of killing anti-Catholic lecturer William Black in Marshall in February 1915. Copeland smiled as Mrs. Copeland wept, and they thanked the jurors. The state’s plans on trying George Ryan and George Tier may wait until the December term.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
John Copeland
William Black
Marshall
Copeland
George Ryan
George Tier
Mrs Kate L Josey Buried In Huntsville
Funeral train carried Mrs Kate Lenoir Josey wife of J B Josey of Miller Josey Gratin Company from Beaumont to Huntsville Texas for a 3 30 afternoon service at J R King residence with interment at Oakwood cemetery Five motor cars conveyed the flowers The services were conducted by Reverends Eugene Potter C L Farrington and Guinn Flynn.
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Huntsville
Texas
Kate Lenoir Josey
J. B. Josey
Miller-Josey Gratin Company
Beaumont
J. R. King
Oakwood Cemetery
Eugene Potter
C. L. Farrington
Guinn Flynn
Auto collision on Main Street injures no one
Shortly before noon today a slight accident occurred on Main street involving D E Rice's parked car and John Depuma's Cadillac from Brazos bottom. Depuma's vehicle struck Rice's reversing car, badly damaging the rear and tearing off the tail light and number. Depuma drove away and no damage report was available.
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Main Street
D. E. Rice
P. Hermer
Cadillac
John Depuma
Brazos
Ford
Mr. Rice
Carranza Plans Exit From Mexico Cited by Indy News
Indianaplis News notes reports that Senor Carranza may be planning to leave Mexico, suggesting a period of lucidity amid the situation.
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Senor Carranza
Mexico
Indianapolis News
Offices Remodelled In Commerce Building
An Eagle reporter visiting the remodeled offices of Dr. W H Lawrence dentist and Dr. W B Cline eye ear nose and throat specialist in the Commerce building found the space expanded and updated with bright paint paper new drapings and electrical appliances. Dr Lawrence now has two chairs in his operating room with assistant Dr J B McKinnon Jr a graduate of Atlanta Dental College class of 05 and highly recommended.
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Eagle
W. H. Lawrence
W. B. Cline
Commerce Building
J. B. McKinnon
McKinnon
Taylor
Texas
Atlanta Dental College
Atlanta
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Verdun
Paris
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Fort Douamont
Courdelette
Guedecourt
Lesbouefs
Naravurama River
Lemberg
Galicia
Bucharest
Buzeu
Table Buzzi
Transylvania
Fuil
Carso
Wippach
Seattle Company
United States Navy
Florence Conway
Agnes Conway
U-53
JAS. F, Ballard
ST. Louis, MO
Aed
Sila Ag
Ae Ea Lee Lee Oma Te
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Prince Albert
Ine & Brands
Prince Ibert Tobacco
Merkylo
Jimmy
Winston-Salem
N. C
Priice Albert
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Josey
Drs. Lawrence and
Cline
DR. W. Be Lawrence Entist
Commerce
I. W. Harper
Joe Groginski
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