Retail food prices fall 2 percent in September report
Bureau of labor statistics data from fifty cities show twenty two staple foods averaged 2 percent cheaper in September than August. Declines include onions 17 percent and potatoes 14 percent with several items unchanged or rising, while a six year trend ends with a 83 percent overall increase since 1913.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Treasury reports Liberty Loan subscriptions near twenty two billion
The War Loan Organization of the Treasury shows total Liberty Loan subscriptions at about 22 billion dollars. Victory Loan and the first four loans total over 16 billion with 11.8 million subscribers. Government thrift stamps and savings are promoted to the public and schools as part of the thrift program.
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War Loan Organization of
Treasury Department
United States
Great Britain
Savings Division
The
Treasury
Philadelphia
Young America
Mensch Toeleven
Queen Mary’s Wardrobe Rooms Describe Regal Attire
The article notes Queen Mary’s simple tastes despite ample wardrobes. Her gowns fill a large robe room adjacent to her bedchamber, with walls lined by two sections. one for state robes worn on ceremonious occasions and the other for the queen’s ordinary attire.
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Mary
Penrose Boss Rides GOP to Slow German Treaty
The piece critiques the Penrose led Republican bloc in Congress for stalling the German peace treaty. It argues the party pursued investigations and factional fights while delaying policy, with Penrose orchestrating efforts and pressuring to rush ratification with reservations by November 1.
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Congress
Germany
House
James R. Mann
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Will H. Hayes
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Geman
Ludge
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Knox
Brandegee
Connecticut
New and Watson
Indiana
McCormick
Ilinois
Norris
Nebraska
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Iowa
Borah
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Johnson
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Capper
Kansas
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Senator Watson
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Ius
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Watson
Senator Johnson
Wilson
Two Epitaphs For Carnegie And Roosevelt
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts Andrew Carnegie and Theodore Roosevelt, praising Carnegie for enlisting capable helpers and Roosevelt for a life of leadership. It cites Herman Hagedorn Jr.’s epitaphs and passages from the Memorials association, noting Roosevelt’s enduring influence and character.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Lie
Herman Hagedorn, Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Memorials Association
Barksdale Reports Numerous Realty Deals
Realty transfers detailed across Southside and East Twenty-first Street with prices ranging from 1,500 to 94,000. Transactions involve multiple dwellings, two lots, three cottages, and various buyers and sellers including M. P. Keefe, T. W. Mun, A. Rosenblum, J. Berkley, and J. G. Bunn.
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M. P. Keefe
BR. N. Lae Fountain
Capitol Avenue
T. W. Mun
M. F. Hart
Park Addition
Hermon Carlson
W-F. Garbridge
Namn Street
Henry Dittmer
A. A. Fosberg
East Twentieth Street
L. F. Berkley
J. Z. Rowner
Twenty Seventh Street
Beasie Ford Klein
Fred Kinnear
Central Avenue
A. P. Rosenblum
A. Cuthert
East Twenty-third Street
Mary E. McTies
A. P. Brown
Holdredge Addition
Fred W. Munn
P. V. O'Kelley
van Lennen Street
George NH. Ollland
CG. A. Foreman
Cent
Deming & Barksdale
O Reed Hollister
Pioneer Avenue
G. A. Jankovsky
J. A. Peterson
West Twenty-third Street
Youngsters Shine in The Unpardonable Sin at Lyrian
The comedy and drama mix as two Boy Scouts of America, one Belgian and one American from Kansas, outwit adults to aid humanity. Bobby Connolly plays the Belgian youth and Wesley Barry portrays the ragged American orphan in the Harry Garson production shown today and tomorrow at the Lyrian theatre.
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Patrions
Harry Garson
Boy Scouts of America
The
Boy Scouts
Kansas
Bobby Connolley
Esha
Wesley Barry
Europa
Lyria
Armed Hunters Cross Border For Canada Hunting Drive
An American hunting migration moves into Canadian woods from Nova Scotia to Ontario. The seasonal expedition targets game across North Bay Trout near Paget Kaig a Mog near Pakes, with hunters crossing the border to chase birds and wildlife in a wide northern field.
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North Woods
Solow
Waliiamne
Nova Scotia
Vancouver
Arctic Circle
Last Clock Change Nears as Daylight Saving Ends
All timepieces in America except sundials will be set back one hour next Sunday morning. Clocks move at 2 o clock Sunday, though most households will adjust before bed Saturday night. This marks the last change under daylight savings repeal.
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America
Fire destroys roof at old Krug beer warehouse
A fire on the roof of the old Krug beer warehouse was extinguished yesterday afternoon after Fire Truck No. 1 from Central Station arrived. Damage was inconsiderable and the blaze started from a spark from a switch engine.
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Krug
Envoys Wife to Help With Reconstruction Efforts
Mrs Ira Nelson Morris wife of the American ambassador to Sweden took up reconstruction duties in Washington after asking How can I help She signaled a first step at the war's start in 1914 and now faces anxious tasks and a growing burden in postwar work She has already begun a large assignment.
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Ira Nelson Morris
Sweden
Washington
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