Germany agrees to indemnify and curb submarine raids
Washington reports Germany fully accepts American demands over the Arabic sinking. A German letter via Ambassador von Bernstorff disavows the attack, promises indemnity to families, and issues regrets. With this, official hopes rise for no further submarine incidents and new pressure options against Britain if trade restrictions persist.
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Washington
Germany
Vor Bernstorff
Hves
Pete
Great Britain
Wilson
England
Eample
United States
Vosland
Peveldent Wilson
von Bernworth
Count von Bernetorff
War's Army Gains Ground in Wide Front Across Europe
London Ontario reports Allied operations pushing along a broad front in Europe. King Ferdinand’s stance shifts amid Greece neutrality debates as Allied fleets ready in the Black Sea and Aegean. Romanian-Greek tensions rise while German forces face breaches and planned offensives in Belgium and northern fronts.
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London
Bulgaria
Ferd
Constantinople
Turkey
Serbia
Marmore
Veni- Weling
Con Pacu
Greece
Riassig
O 'Ile
Riaw
Mou M Vilas
Artole
Ohaw
Contest of Will of A. G. Spalding Filed in San Diego
Keith Spalding filed contest papers in San Diego claiming his father A. G. Spalding was unduly influenced by his wife Elizabeth Churchill Spalding and Katherine Tingley. He alleges Spalding was not of sound mind due to age illness and business worries and that the fortune of 2.6 million was built by the couple before his second marriage in 1900.
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San Diego
Cal
A. G. Spalding
Spalding
Keith
Hzabeth Churchill Spalding
Katherine Tingley
Univernal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
Point Loma
Swat
Keith Spalding
Boulding
Santa Fe to Assume Claims From Explosion
Ardmore Okla Oct 5 All claims for death injury and property loss from a gasoline tank car explosion last week will be assumed by the Santa Fe railroad and adjusted after merits are determined. Mayor Mullen said the company would not wait for court judgment after word from President B P Fapley.
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Ardmore
Okla
Santa Fe Railroad
Mullen
B. P. Fapley
Forty Five Thousand Expected at World Series Games in Boston
Forty five thousand people are expected to attend the world series games in Boston Monday and Tuesday, as President Lannin announced. The Braves field can seat that many and all tickets are sold.
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Boston
Lannin
Hraves
W. (. Botert
Bowman, Mont
B. C
WO Mo Smith
At. Maal
Mina
Shu Hit Systems
Washelle County
Femeue
Naval Advisory Board Meets Today In Right Spirit
The Naval Advisory Board of Invention plans a Washington meeting with Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to review a parity program for Congress. Edison, as chairman, aims to set a unified agenda and assign preliminary work to qualified board members to avoid delays for inventors.
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Naval Advisory Board
Navy
Naval Advisory Board of Invention
Thx
Thomas A. Edison
Josephus Daniels
Washington
Daniels
Wyoming State Fair closes with record livestock shows
The Wyoming State Fair ended a record year with champions and grand champions in livestock, including Shorthorn cattle, Herefords, Galloways, Aberdeen Angus, and Brown Swiss. Exhibitors from Wyoming and neighboring states displayed prize cattle and fruit, grain, and farm products, underscoring a strong agricultural season and preparations for future fairs.
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Douglas
Wye
Wyoming
San Francisco
Theae Wail
A. Sanders
Mauita
American Shorthorn Association
Cyrus A. Tow
Norway
Hereford
A. B Cock
Townsend
Mont
Cook
Heohtoer
Chariton
Galloways
J. Clowes
Hurley
Berry & Kedlien
Aberdeen Angus
Lodkanola
Allies Must Strike Hard and Fast in Balkan War Plan
Paris reports Gen Mehmed Cheriy Pasha urging the Young Turk Party to rally in Constantinople and extend influence across the Moscovian world. He warns that failure would embolden Russia France and Britain and urges rapid Allied mobilization and bold action with hundreds of thousands under arms, noting Illy and Balkan positions affecting potential Dardanelles operations.
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Paris
Mehmed Cheriy Pasha
Hadreal Turk Party
Matin
Young Turk
Constantinople
Hilveria
Husela
Astella Pomecelons
Keypt
North Africa
alWign Assuenling
Courtnee
Gorminy
Entente Powera
Kim
Balenlhi
Dardanelles
Congress Approached on New Naval Policy Proposal
Washington reports indicate Secretary Haniele will urge congressional approval of a revised naval policy. The plan outlines ship allocations, marines and auxiliaries, and aims to align expenditures with a long term fleet strategy. House leaders Daniels and Madgett anticipate debate should the policy win public consent.
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Congress
Washington
Ortho Donarees
Walbling
Haniele
Wilan
L Madgett
Paral
Daniels
Seman
Aloo
Unclear names and results from damaged sports page
Fragmented OCR text describes a sports event with players from Norway and Boston, mentioning a package cup match and doubles progress. Several names are garbled, with unclear results and pairings, making specifics hard to confirm.
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Britain
D. S
A. G. Spaulding
Santa FE
Cutie
Wb Gunders
Spencer Miklee
Andrew
Wenay
Thomas Robins
KiBson
DR RI Woodward
Peter Wewwitt
Lawrence ND Sauna
Icra
Benjamin Lammi
L i Bacrel
Matthew Sellers
Mec
Breakfast Food Factors
Worland
Vromionms
Washakie County
Marhieulturel
Hondia
Plana
Wulf Civer
Mile Burke
Flame Preauty
Schowl
Bea Dearie
Wieson
Hed
Milo Shurke
Hee
McMahon
Groutwan
Hoss
Mile Hurke
Alexander
Hawkewe
Wikeog
Minor
Wilcom
B. Wilean
Moore's Karty
B. Wilwou
Warsluskie County
Agibcultural Wresbams
Veocond
Kincier
Clark
Lerlow
William Beeet
Wilehmand
Poegusca
Conrad Hecht
Harley
Wo Ferguson
K. i. Noth
Ailuife
T. Vitelliusma
Harry Wilson
Amc
Balkans
Horton
Miew Malia Miaretedt
Yoren
Miew Hiliih Hele
Hick Brot
To & Pho
Mies Djuretedt
Anu
Lot Tu Mire
T E Weighwan
Fee We Hebider
Mise
Dewra, Tod
Pel
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