Germans Retreat From Warsaw in Swift Russian Drive
Russian official dispatches report German troops were repulsed north of the Pilitsa and are now in full retreat from Warsaw while Russians hold the left bank of the Vistula to Sandomir. Allied reports note bombardments and naval actions as the war expands across Europe.
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Carpathians
Russia
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Emden
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T la
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Avolna
Portugal
Holland
Sasebo
Japan
Avas
Paris
North Sea
LaBassee
Nieuport
Dixsmude
Ypres
Tomen
Warnelon
la Bassee
Inventor Turpin Tied to Deadly Gas Allegations
A wartime story from Prapes claims M. Turpin, a noted inventor once jailed in Fringe, created a powder that produced a deadly gas capable of suffocating German regiments on the battlefield. The tale, widely doubted, circulated despite skepticism.
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Turpin
M. Turpin
Reventer
Trial of Mrs Carman in doctor’s shooting case details
Celia Coleman the Coleman girl testified that Mrs Carman entered the kitchen with a revolver after Louise Bailey was shot in Dr Carman’s office. The maid said Mrs Carman did not speak as she remained in the room with the revolver and then left via the waiting room. She could not identify who was shot.
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Celia Coleman
Florence Carman
Louise Bailey
Dr. Carman
Stat
Coléman
Stan Tolay
Drs Carman
Low
Husband Tries 10 Kill Wife. Faces Jail
Mrs. Mary Flood, caretaker above Capitol Avenue theatre, says her husband Harry Flood attacked her with a revolver as he searched for a weapon. A patrolman arrested Flood and he was jailed. she recalls a prior razor attack. Flood reportedly threatened to harm the family and fled to their Bouminenne home after the incident.
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Mary Flood
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Harry Flood
Flood
Boumienne
Wyoming Weather Outlook For Thursday and Friday
Local forecast lists rain for Thursday and Friday with unsettled conditions. National Weather Service cautions travelers about slick roads and possible afternoon showers across the state.
Branches of trees hide an advance at night
Warsaw dispatch details a captured Austrian battalion in Galicia near Stry. Russians feigned ignorance to lure Austrians forward, then countered with bayonet and machine gun fire, taking prisoners and six heavy guns. German reinforcements repaired lines as patrols warned against foraging.
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Warsaw
Stry
Galicia
Suwalk
Loek
Autos and Train Take Heavy Toll in Chicago Collision
In Chicago today a deadly crash of an automobile, a motorcycle, and a suburban Rock Island train left three dead, two injured, and several more hurt. Fireman and city workers aided victims as police investigated the wreck on the incline near South Chicago.
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Chicago
Frank Leonard
Thole Bavoxice
Claude HivBards
Clarence Blissou
Kentorn Uindy
Rock Island
Shortage Found in State Treasurer Account
An audit shows a shortfall between 100000 and 110000 dollars in the account of State Treasurer Allen who has resigned recently amid the discrepancy. The report names Ot. c) 1 as the official source of the finding.
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Bowe
Allen
Governor Conducts Strong Campaign Across Counties
Governor Jonah M. Carey and Senator Pred Blume lead a Progressive tour through Weaton Crook Steridan and Johnson counties with Dr Horn Paasin opening the aggressive TV campaign in Douglas. The governor shows strong momentum amid meetings with Kendrick and other party leaders.
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Jonah M. Carey
Pred. Blume
Koedikers Ifter Am
Weaton
Crook
Steridan
Johnson
Dr. Horn Paasin
Douglas
Can't Escape Poll Tax Warns Voters Over Registration
The piece warns that eligible citizens cannot avoid poll tax by not voting and stresses registration before the deadline. It urges readers to locate their registration place listed on page five and to help elect state legislative and county officials on November 1.
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Ion
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Dhs
Disease of Brain From Poor Roads Debated in Illinois
Experts warn poor rural road conditions cause serious motor speech disorders and brain issues. Governor Dunne cites state progress on 5,000 mile road program with mixed results. states like Kentucky and Massachusetts show higher improvements. Emphasis on keeping rural customers engaged with farm, store, and educational efforts to boost productivity.
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Chicago
Dunne
Wuld
Fra Ferna
Moratorium Debate Casts Texas Legislature
Amid a Texas legislative session a moratorium proposal dominates debate. Proponents call for a temporary halt on a key policy while critics warn of economic and legal risks. The discussion centers on how long to pause and who bears the impact.
Wednesday War News Highlights Global Front Movements
War office reports progress on northern fronts with German attacks repulsed at several points and Verdun holding. Japan claims heavy forces redeployed from Manchuria and Siberia, while Britain’s warships push Germans back in northern seas as Belgian line holds. Portuguese and Austro-Hungarian actions show limited advances with no decisive breakthrough evident.
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Pranck
War Office
Verdun Aodigeree
Oil Seizure Protested by United States
The United States protested to Great Britain over the seizure of an American tanker, Rockefeller, bound from Philadelphia to Copenhagen with naphtha. The cargo, ownership, and flag are American, and Washington seeks release and emphasizes no change in reality. A second vessel, Brindiline, and the Pluraria incident are noted as context with ongoing diplomatic protest.
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Washington
United States
Ham
Great Britain
Joln OD
Rockefeller
Philadelphia
Copenhagen
Lansing
Page
London
New York Stock Exchange Incorporation Debate Sparks Demand
Governors including Van Antwerp oppose incorporation citing risk to war economy and national security. San Aguiro warns against private trading bans and potential economic tragedy if exchange remains unincorporated. Proponents fear recall could trigger instability and investors seek relief from suspected overreach.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
van Antwerp
Exehanien
van Antweery
George W. Perkine
San Agiwero
America
Hondreds
Hiaupad
van Strong
Biographical Note Cites New Jersey Governor’s Family Ties
A fragmented clipping mentions Gov. Mattmesh or similar name in connection with political lineage in New Jersey. It notes an appearance by a Paleledupt figure and an Aptopapal geese reference. The text is garbled but hints at Minnesota connections and a speech or biography event.
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