Silence of the Gun That Wrecked Dunkirk Reported by French
An Associated Press correspondent recounts a two hundred mile triangle tour from Dunkirk to Ypres through war torn villages in France and Belgium. He describes vast camps and hospitals, refugees, and shells ripping through towns as French, Belgian, and English forces man the dunes and front lines.
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Dunkirk
France
Europe
Associated Press
Belgium
Nieuport
Ypres
Anna
Thigt Tercues
Frances
Holland
England
Switzerland
Leutenant
New York
Philadelphia
Meuténant
Tentenant
Taube
Gatharp
Monarchs in Boston and Frontline Camp Chat
The piece surveys a Boston World Series note about Harry Hooper and Daffy Lewis, then shifts to a wartime scene with a French lieutenant and soldiers near artillery observatories. The men joke, share stories, and reflect on fighting for la Patrie as shrapnel bursts nearby and telephone calls interrupt the action.
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Harry Hooper
Felder
Boston
Ked Sox
Daffy Lewis
Red Sox
Addrondack
Wen Abbat
Leutenant
Page denies rumor of resignation by London Minister
London October 16 A rumor spread that London American Minister Walter Ninch Page sent a resignation cable to Washington. Page declared there is no truth to the report and that he has not resigned and has taken steps to justify the rumor. The origin of the rumor is unclear.
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London
Walter Ninch Page
Washington
Page
Americans Arach a With Wrecking Trains
Dispatches from Mexico City say Americans who joined Zapata’s forces are responsible for recent train bombings to Mesteo. Train service between the capital and Laredo reportedly resumed yesterday as negotiations for surrender by Zapata chieftains Generals Argumedo and Almazan begin.
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Galveston
Tet
Carransa
Mexico City
Forest of Zapata
Mesteo
Laredo
Argumedo
Almasan
Zapata
Amarely
Fraternal Eagles Ball Plans Parade in Cheyenne
Announcement urges social crowd to attend upcoming Fraternal Eagles ball in Cheyenne with a big parade on Thursday evening October 21st. notes readers should not overlook details and to head to the event.
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Cheyenne
Armenian Atrocities Demand German Action Says Bryce
Viscount Bryce appeals at Mansion House meeting to pressure Germany to curb Armenian massacres. He condemns mass killings as deliberate extermination, cites women and children driven across deserts and drowned at Trebizond, and praises Armenian progress alongside calls for neutrality to join Pope Benedict in protest.
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London
Germany
Viscount Bryce
Mansion House
Lord Bryce
Arabian
Trebizond
Bourne
Pope Benedict
Edwin Pears
Constantinople
T. P. O'Conner
German line unlikely to fall say General von Kluck
Chicago October 12 Raymond B Swing from Berlin reports General von Kluck doubts Allies can break through German lines. He notes western and eastern fronts differ, Russian prisoners hinder quality, and artillery and trenches favor Germany. He warns war’s decisive action hinges on political factors rather than military certainty.
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Chicago
Raymond B
Berlin
von Kluck
von Kivek
Wilmersdorf
Soissons
Belgium
Palkane
Allegrotti Chocolates Fresh Stock at F A Roede’s
Fresh supply of Allegrotti original chocolate creama and bon bons arrives at F A Roede’s store located in the Citizens National Bank building. The note invites confection lovers to sample the new batch.
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Allegrotti
F. A. Roede's
Citizens Natl
Bank
Women Suffer Relief From Anti-kamma Athlete Promises
Fragmentary text describes a claim that a remedy named Anti-kamma athlete offers relief for women's aches. The passage hints at trial claims intended to prove satisfaction for women who have long sought relief. The excerpt is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
Magazine Sample Offer from Fifty Cents Mail List
Fragments describe a publisher offering a catalog of hundreds of magazines and journals with a request for a plain address and ten cents or money order to receive a one year sample. The pitch promises free copies and lists numerous magazine types and publishers.
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Oral Hondred
Frey
Silly Mail Ad Promises Dime for Personal Details
Readers are urged to mail a silver dime and their name to a Boston box number promising publication of their name in a circulating monthly. The offer touts a surprising payoff and urges verification of the advertising paper source to receive a real prize.
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Spculating Co
Boston
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KODAK
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