U S 10 Plage Bakers Trade Under Control
Food Administrator Hoover announced early regulation plans for the baking industry. He aims to standardize flour and bread ingredients and control loaf size or price, with municipal depots if retailers resist voluntary controls. The industry was omitted from the general food control law set for Nov. 1. Prices for steel and pig iron were fixed under a War Industries Board agreement, effective immediately with revision possible on Jan. 1.
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Washington
Hoover
Food Administration
War Industries Board
Steel Manufacture
Wilson
Britain halts cable links with Holland over transit of materials
Amsterdam report states Great Britain stopped all commercial cable communication with the Netherlands until the Dutch government imposes an absolute restriction on transit of sand gravel and scrap metals through Holland from Germany to Belgium.
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Amsterdam
Great Britain
Holland
Netherlands
Germany
Belgium
La Follette Seeks to Involve Bryan in War Debate
In Washington on October, Senator La Follette sent a letter to the Senate investigating committee outlining his stance and transmitting an approved transcript of his address. He denies saying the United States had no cause for war and refutes press reports as false while certifying the record that former Secretary Bryan knew ammunition was in the Lusitania cargo.
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Associated Freas
Washington, D. C
Senate Investigating Committee
Lafollette
United States
Bryan
Lusitania
Doctor Arrested as Dope Peddler by Denver Agents
Denver authorities arrest Dr Arthur N White a Denver physician and head of the White Cross sanitarium at 2380 East Colfax charging illegal drug sales. Federal agents say he used a downtown department store to supply opium and other drugs to a ring of fashionable users. The arrest is the first in a series following months of police and federal sleuthing in a city cleanup.
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Denver
United States Germana
Federal Internal Revenue Office
Arthur N. White
Colorado Medical Association
Teuton Diplomats Try to Enter U. S.
A German and Austrian diplomatic ship the Dutch steamer Orange arrived at a Pacific port with many diplomats aboard. Government officials and secret service men boarded the vessel and restricted mail landings and passenger movement.
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Pacific
Orient
Varsity and School Games to Be Staged Here Saturday
Cheyenne prepares for a big double header football day at Pioneer park with Colorado School of Mines facing the University of Wyoming. A curtain raiser will pit Cheyenne High School against Fort Collins Eagle freshmen. The Laramie Board of Health barred spectators from Cheyenne due to scarlet fever concerns, allowing only the teams to travel.
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Colorado School of Mines
University of Wyoming
Cheyenne
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Fort Collins
Board of Health of
Laramie
O. K. Snyder
Ira B. Fee
and Estes
Socialists Opposing Michaelis Split German Reichstag
Copenhagen dispatch reports the Michaelis Capello disclosure triggers formal war by government socialists against the chancellor. Regulary aligned radicals centrists and national liberals condemn the move as unfounded without proof of conspiracy. The charge centers on radical agitation in the navy and distribution of leaflets linked to mutiny.
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Associated Preas
Copenhagen
Michaelis
von Capello
Philip
Radical Socialist Party
Ilanse
Voretheer
Dittman
Former W W held in dynamite plots
Joseph Savoy, 42, arrested in Hammond Indiana after police found three sticks of dynamite in his possession and an automatic pistol in a suitcase. He admitted intent to destroy railroad bridges in northern Indiana and said he previously belonged to the Industrial Workers of the World.
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Hammond
Ind
Joseph Savoy
Indiana
Savoy
Industrial Workers of the World
Jackson
Mich
Gam McSheffery
Adams Exppress Company
Gayoy
German move to oust Michaelis and Helferich in Reichstag
Berlin dispatches quote the Voasische Zeitung reporting a strong open movement in the Reichstag to replace Chancellor Michaelis and Vice Chancellor Helf ferich with Prince von Buelow. Critics fault their army propaganda and ties to the Pan German Fatherland party as central and radical wings oppose formal discussions.
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Holland
Reichstag
Michaelis
Helfferich
Prince von Buelow
Berlin
Voasische Zeitung
von Tirpits
Fatherland Party
Kauffs Brace of Homers Too Much for Sox
The New York Nationals beat the Chicago Americans 6 to 6 in a slugfest as Bennie Kauff broke a 13 at bat hitless streak with a second homer. Ferdinand Schupp limited Chicago to no runs, sealing the win in a pitchers duel that swung on Kauffs two long drives.
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New York Nationals
Ferdinand Schupp
White Sox
Bennyy Kauff
Kaufff
Faber
Giants
Schupp
Kauff
Burns
Herzog
Fpaber
Second Base
Center Field
White Box
Prussian Front Defenses Fail As German Officers Fall Back
French forces press toward Houthoulst forest despite mud and fatigue. German trenchless nest defenses trap attackers but officers retreat to concrete pill boxes rearward. Prisoners describe exhausted companies and scarce interior rations while on front lines supplies hold.
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Flanders
Houthoulst Forest
Ender
Battlefront Actions and Verdun Gains Reported
German and British French lines remain in trenches across Flanders and the southern front in France. Verdun sector sees German gains near Chaume wood with French counter attacks repelled on the Meuse east bank. Entente air losses reach 374 in September while German losses total 82. Russians shell Braila as German batteries reply on Culate.
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Flanders
Draiebank
France
Meuse
Verdun
Berlin
Chaume Wood
Huwantin
Braila
Banube
Culate
German Attack Presses Back Russian Detachments on Riga Front
Petrograd reports German forces attacked the Russian line south of the Pakovs road on the Riga front pushing back several detachments. The war office announced today in brief dispatches.
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Petrograd
Pakovs
Riga
War Office
Germans PLOT to Get Tungsten Balked by U S
Federal agents halted a tungsten export plot tied to Germany on the liner United States. Three men were arrested in New York, including Fritz Ocerundal a steward, who carried forty pounds of tungsten and 140 more were found hidden aboard the ship. The case was presented by Harold A. Conlfiant and described as breaking up a threat equivalent to sinking ten German submarines.
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New York
United States
Wilson
Germany
Fritz Ocerundal
United
Dgents
Harold A. Conlfent
United States District Attorney
Austrian Warship Crew Surrenders Peacefully
A dispatch from Washington reports that an Austrian destroyer was captured by the Maltese without a shot fired. The Austrian crew came aboard peacefully, signaling an end to the incident.
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Washington
Doo
Alsace Is Only Bar to Peace Says German Official
Reichstag debate quotes Deputy Conral ausemann accusing a ministerial pledge about Alsace Lorraine as an implied offer to cede Belgium. Foreign Secretary von Kuebliann insists no peace negotiations include Alsace Lorraine and that German territory remains inviolate. A national moral leader supports possible armament cuts but cautions disarmament is not practical.
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Kaiser
Ametiendam
Reichstag
Conral
Ausemann
Vom Kuehlmann
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Belgium
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von Kuebliann
Berlin
Germany
Alawee-Loreainet
BOC
Gislay Siresemano
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