London 18 Easy Target Says A German Raider
A German naval officer in a rare interview outlines the raid strategy against London. He describes bombing approaches to factories, docks, and stores, and notes observed hits on a warship and a fort. He adds that naval air missions seek weak points while weather and tasking affect operations.
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London
Get. Fh
Peter How
le Vieiting Bettis
Associated Press
Die
Ove Firttborg
Renpelia
Peterwoe
Weetphalian
Goeret
Balfour
Two Ferdinands and the Greek in peril of empire
The two Ferdinands face each other across a crux that could wipe out one kingdom. Constantine of Greece appears as a strong ruler who could override premier and parliament. He and his German allied queen lean toward Germany while Venizelos and parliament oppose the change.
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Kaiser
Germany
Venizelos
Nabbes
Nighttime Luftwaffe Raids Hard to Pinpoint London Airspace
The commander notes ships now boast anti balloon guns but dense clouds and shifting speeds hinder long views of London targets. He doubts aircraft raids, says no hostiles sighted, and recalls navigational uncertainty entering from Surrey toward docklands while some squadrons aimed at city districts. Lieut Peterson reports no sensations during raids.
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London
Ligat
Peterson
England
Surrey
Lieut
Hillstrom Resentenced for Murder to be Shot November 19
Salt Lake City reports Joseph Hillstrom convicted of killing J Morrison and his son was resentenced to execution by shooting on Friday November 19. He declined to speak and was returned to prison.
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Salt Lake
Joseph Nillstrom
J. ©. Morrison
Hillstrom
Wage Earners Urged to Defeat New Constitution
Samuel Gompers announced that the New York State Federation of Labor urges workers and citizens to vote no on the proposed constitution. The federation claims the convention favored special interests and the invisible government, with wage earners inadequately represented and labor proposals largely ignored. Gompers quoted reactions from New York labor leaders and discussed questions raised with them.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Mr. Gompers
Gomipera
John C. Clark
Muffalo
Labor leaders oppose proposed New York constitution amendments
Prominent labor figures from New York City and Brooklyn denounce the draft constitution ahead of the election. Joseph A. Mallansy calls it inadequate for workers. Otto Nicola says it offers no remedial relief. James H. Dahm criticizes the convention as political and insulting. Nellie M. Kelly would vote no. J S Lewis demands justice before any amendments.
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Vederstron
Lahor
Joseph A.” Mallansy
New York City
State Federation
Otto Nicola
Central Labor Union of
Brooklyn
Auld
Wort
Central Labor Union
Georle
James H. Dahm
Typographical Union No. 1
Committee On Legislative Power
Nellie M. Kelly
Byracuse
United Garment Workers of America
John S. Lewis
New York Union Printer
J. W. Sullivan
American Federation of Labor
Compromises on power shifts and voter rights
The text discusses bipartisan compromises on long standing political issues and hints at transferring power from the many to a few, with voters to have their say in November. It references inclusivity and electoral influence within a shifting governance frame.
Sweden protests as British submarines attack ships
Stockholm reports Sweden protests to London over alleged British submarine violations of neutrality in the Baltic. The German ship Germania was attacked, boarded, and its papers seized, while Britain claims its subs only sink German steamers. Britons say ten German ore carriers have been sunk and Baltic ore trade disrupted. four British steamers were sunk in the week ending October 12.
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London
Cotmarines
Baltic
Stockholm
Reuters Telegram Company
Aftonbladet
Sweden
Germany
Magazine samples offered at low price in mail order ad
An old time mail order pitch promises hundreds of magazines and journals including Farm Papers Story Magazines and Trade Publications delivered to your door. It touts high grade reading material at a bargain price of ten cents for many issues.
Circulating Depitor Ad Promises Dime Return
An old advertisement seeks readers to join the Agarine Circulating Co in Boston by sending a small investment for a promised silver dime and a place on next month’s circulation list. The notice urges writing to Box 5240 and mentions a prize for identifying the publishing paper.
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Rewalte Ag
AgArine Circulating Co
Boston
Tor
Suffrage Campaign Roars In Newark Election Eve
Women workers in Newark New Jersey raise the suffrage campaign to a fever pitch as election eve arrives across the state. The vigorous effort reflects broad participation and heightened political activity on this critical day.
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Newark
N. J
New Jearney
Fraternal Ball Promises Grand Cheyenne Parade Event
Social planners are urged to attend the Fraternal ball to be held at Kagies ball Thursday night October 21. The notice says the event will eclipse all past Cheyenne balls and to watch for the big parade.
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Kagies
Cheyenne
Reward Offered for Glass Throwers on Public Highways
A terse public notice from Des Moines seeks information leading to arrests and convictions of anyone throwing glass on public highways. The message includes garbled lines about large enlistment posts and profit mentions, but the core is the reward for preventing dangerous littering and maintaining safety.
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Clul Sten
Leamor LRA Seeks Position in Local Want Ads
A grainy notice indicates the Leamor LRA seeks a position in the community’s classified pages. The text urges readers to study the advertisement carefully for details and requirements.
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Leamor Lra
Empigasm
Enue
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