Germany Eyes South America Trade After War
A 1910s report outlines Germany’s plan to expand trade in South America guided by merchant marine strength and banking reach. It notes campaigns by the foreign commerce bureau, active commercial agents, and bankers in Latin American cities as U.S. markets shrink during wartime.
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Germany
South America
Washington
Tempares
South Awerica
Orre
United States
Jonth
Merlin
Dernberg
Hyuel
Benking Eystem
South Ican
Hillstrom Execution Planned After Appeals Fail
President Wilson advised Swedish Minister Dikengren that no further help could be given to Joseph Hillstrom a Swedish citizen on death row for murder in Utah. Minister Ekengren had asked Governor Gary to delay execution for new evidence, but none material was found and Utah officials prepared to carry out the court sentence.
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Washington
Wilson
W. A. FP. Dikengren
Joseph Hillstrom
Uieh
Ekengren
Maimed soldiers find new trades at Saint Maurice
The Saint Maurice facility trains maimed veterans in artificial limbs and trades such as farm machinery repair and electronics. Dr Bourillon notes many cannot pay for imports, so locals learn to compete with American industry. Government support and private aid aim to place maimed workers in suitable jobs, with moral training and alcohol abstinence emphasized.
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Harven
Marion
Saint-Maurice
United States
Maurice Bourilion
Ingredu Nes
France
Monatour Jules Brisac
Bourillon
Dr. Bourillon
House of Lies Well Played by Sidge Company
The Theodore Lorh Stock Company presented House of Lies at Capitol Avenue Theater last night. Theo Lore Lorch starred as the rich man with Miss Fay as Rose and Gladys Bond as the ambitious mother. The cast earned applause for strong performances and the plot followed fortunes, reversals, and a reconciled home.
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Capitol Avenue
Theodore Loreh
Jarta
Theoore Lorch
Cowboy
Miss Cook Fay
Rose
Gladys Bond
Katherine Sheppard
Gene Kewin
Dick Wilmot
Frank Roberta
the Wother
Jack
Princeton Student Kenneth Triest Case Held No Evidence Found
Oct 20 report states U S agents investigated Kenneth G Triest, former Princeton student held in London on a spy charge and found no substantiating evidence. Most incriminating documents were letters to friends and relatives in the United States and were intercepted by British authorities. Some incidents mentioned in the letters did not occur.
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Washington
United States
Kenneth G. Triest
Princeton
London
Dritheh
Yonkeres Juvenile Freed After Parole Violation Case
In Yonkers a police court freed 14 year old Eugene Sallett after his father Nelson Bellet promised to arrange an adenoidectomy. Sallett had been ordered to surgery to cure a health issue and had faced parole violation charges.
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New York
Yonkere
Eugene Sallett
Nelson Bellet
Beal
Claims of Botot000 in Eastland District Filed
Claims totaling 4470 000 against the St Joseph Chicago Steamship Company and the Illinois Transportation Company for the deaths of forty one persons and the injury of six others in the Eastland disaster were filed in the United States district court today.
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Mhicago
Bt. Joseph- Cdieweo Steamabip Company
Ledinna Transportation Company
United Tialee District Court
Milgam Coast Mine Closure Reported by U.S Minister
Washington October 26 The bulearine coast of the Aegean and Niack region has been mined according to a statement from American Minister Vopicha of Bucharest. The part of Dedenchuteh was closed to earth genoa plage October 1.
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Washington
Aegean
Niaek
Moon Shine Case Trials Result in Seven Guilty Verdicts
Federal authorities press a wide conspiracy case linking Fort Smith and multiple states to illicit whiskey production. Indicted defendants include Casper Hartman Brewbaker Williams Brown and Hartman among others with bribe allegations and conspiracy charges. The probe traced a once legal Fort Smith distillery now used for covert operations and interstate whiskey shipments to Kansas City and the southwestern trade.
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James Lurber
Atlanta
Georgia Revenue Division
Thomas C. McCoy
Achville
N.C
L. Williams
Winston, Salem
N. C
Casper
J. Henry Brown
Harrison
Ark
Newton C. Sprad
Ernest Sumner
J. W. Grider
M. Hawkins
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Kansas City
Revenue Department
Washington
David A. Gaten
Internal Revenue
Missouri
Georgia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Bix
Guy L Hartman
J. ©. Brewbaker
Williams, Brown
United States
Lamipe Compas
Excend
Booth
Internal Revenue Tax
Hoath
Guy B. Martman
All Revenue Officers
Hartmann
Charles Drewbaker
Guy L. Hartman
Alan
Rush Distilling Company
Brown
M. B. Brock
Fort Smith O
Browaker
Brewbaker
Moses B. Brock
Distressing rash covered face reported in local note
Fragmentary OCR reports a damaged description of a facial rash and injury. Names and places are unclear but imply a medical or personal incident.
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Ates
Jody Ob
Fears to Jump on Fire Ends in Tragic Double Death
Detroit fire claim two lives when a couple, Louis and Ethel Robidoux, are burned in their Gratiot home after an explosion below traps them on the second floor. Robidoux urges his wife to jump but she cannot, and he sacrifices himself to stay with her as flames engulf the stair. Firemen recover the charred remains.
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Louis Robidoux
Gratiot
Ethel
Robidoux
Alleged murderer captured near Los Angeles train
Harry Duncan, accused of killing Los Angeles Police Sergeant John Toolen, was captured today at Shorb station near the city as he tried to board a westbound Southern Pacific train. He was brought to the county jail by automobile.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Duncan
John Toolen
Notice of Sale of School Bonds for Carbon County Wyoming
Notice is hereby given that School District No. 3 in Carbon County Wyoming will sell the coupon bonds with a par value of 40000 bearing 5 percent interest, interest payable annually January 1, due 25 years after date, payable at the district option 15 years after date. Bonds dated January 1 1916 issued to build a schoolhouse for manual training domestic science gymnasium and other school purposes. Bids close eight o'clock p m October 24 1915 at the office of the district superintendent in Rawlins.
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Carbon
State of
Wyoming
Carbon County
Caarlea
Brydenburgh
Osborne Block
Rawlins
DBD
C. Kinnemag
Behool District No
Blydeneurom
Kinnems
Cotton Growth Accelerated by Bacterized Peat
London Oct 20 Experiments by Prof William Beecroft Hettomley at Kew Gardens show cotton grown in soil treated with bacterized peat matures earlier and with higher quality. Prof Bottomley of University of London will lecture Monday on these results and other tests. Parliament 관심 has been drawn to the method for potential widespread adoption.
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London
William Beecroft Hettomley
Kew Gardens
Bottomley
University of London
King’s College
United States
Federation backs uniform auto traffic code adoption
In Detroit on October 20 the first federation meeting adopted a resolution calling for a uniform code of automobile traffic regulations across the United States and Canada. Leaders urged harmonizing rules to protect life and property nationwide.
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Detroit
United States
Canada
Sary First ™ Federation of America
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Knox Booth
Cooper
Hartman
Tennessee Revenue Division
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Mall Wik Ata
Detroit, Mich
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Watson Brothers
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