Training Group at Univ of Colo Suffering From Epidemic
Thirty cases of Spanish influenza among 250 members of the student army training corps from Montana were reported at the University of Colorado Boulder and a fraternity house was taken as a temporary hospital. All cases developed in the last 48 hours. none serious.
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Associated Press
Boulder
Colo
Ntuden Army Training Corps
Montana
University of Colorado
Colorado
Correspondent denies our guns shelling Metz on Lorraine front
Sept 21 report says German and American lines south of Metz are stabilized with only Outpost clashes. Artillery harassing fire continues while American guns exceed front lines. no Metz bombardment expected. Haig reports 19 German planes shot down, 11 British planes lost.
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Metz
Associated Press
Lorraine
Met
London
Field Marshal Haig
Wyoming Institutions Eased Freshman Rule for Football Season
At a Denver meeting the Intercollegiate Athletic Conference waived eligibility rules for students in the students Army Training Corps not in military work under federal plans. Wyoming will not be barred from contests with Colorado schools while northern institutions may play with the cowboy team. Utah and Utah Aggies will face Colorado colleges this year.
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Denver
Itercollegiate Athletic Conference
Army Training Corps
University of Wyoming
Colorado
Laramie
Utah University
Utah Aggies
Wohtasa Aggies
Sauro Martyrdom Detailed by Czech Witness in Rome Report
A Czech lieutenant Emilio Turtudeapu, escaping Austria, details Sauro’s arrest trial and execution in Pola. He recalls Sauro’s defiant farewell, the crowded streets, and the imperial retaliation on Italians who failed to identify him. The next day a broadside claimed Sauro died for high treason.
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Rome
Emilio Turtudeapu
Cascaped
Austria
la Tribune
Nasario Sauro
Pincian
Sauro
Pola
Baure
Lang
Italy
Lauro
Italia
Pandemoniun
Istria
Explosion on Steamer Julia Stafford Kills and Injures
New York Sept 21 An explosion of steam pipes on the steamer Julia Stafford bound for Brooklyn injured many of the 200 Standard Shipyard workers from Shuter's Island. Fifteen were taken to Staten Island hospitals and feared dead. Many passengers jumped overboard and a complete list of missing will be compiled as workers return to the yards.
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New York
Julia Stafford
Brooklyn
Standard Ship Yards
Shuter's Island
Staten Island
Archbisop Ireland Nearing Death in St Paul
St Paul Minnesota September 21 ArchBishop John Ireland grew weaker tonight after another sinking spell and death is expected at any time. A number of pro top churchmen visited him for a short while as his condition remained grave.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
Aisiakep
John Ireland
Noted artists design posters for Fourth Liberty Loan drive
Ten posters by American artists reproduced millions of times will urge purchase of Fourth Liberty Loan bonds. Designs by Gibson, Pennell, Everett, Strethman, J. Allen St John, Norton, Begylum, Ellsworth Young, Wil ams, Whitehead, Rateigh, Chiry and Kalinéra depict Liberty, Belgium, and anti Hun themes. 1,600,000 lithographs of one poster planned. cards and button exhort loyalty.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Harjes Dana Gibson
America
Joseph Pennell
New York Harbor
Walter H. Everett
F. Strethman
Europe
J. Allen
St. John
John Norton
Begilum
Ellsworth Young
Belgium
J. Scott Wilams
Walter Whitehead
Henry Rateigh
Joan Cam
Howard Chandler Chriry
Victory
Kalinéra
Liberty Loan
Panic at waterfront as crowd jumps into water
A cloud of cream and water swept the deck as many stood nearby. Police estimate at least 100 people jumped into the water amid a panic, with some trampled and lacking lifebelts.
Enlisted Coast Guard Crew Die In Rescue Attempt
The crew of the coast guard cutter Seneca perished September 16 while battling heavy seas to save the British steamer Wellington, torpedoed and sinking. Admiral Sims said the sailors died in the attempt to rescue passengers and crew.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coast Guard
Seneca
Wellington
Navy Department
Admiral Sims
Wheat price support bill passes without record vote
Washington on September 24 saw the agricultural appropriation bill approved for 27.8 million dollars without a record vote. The measure omits the government guaranteed price increase of two dollars and twenty cents a bushel that had sparked President Wilson's veto earlier.
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Washington
Wilson
Sailors' Bodies Sent Home After Mt. Vernon Torpedoing
Atlantic port reports about null bodies of Mt. Vernon sailors shipped to relatives after the torpedoing off France. New York notes the American steamer Kingfisher sunk 85 miles off the North Atlantic coast with Captain Hiley and 26 crew rescued.
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Atlantic
Mt. Vernon
France
New York
North Atlantic
Hiley
Creel Faces Forgery Claims On Bolshevik Documents
Nuorteva charges that Sisson forged papers claimed as Bolshevik proof from Russia. He says Robins and American Red Cross officials investigated and found forgeries, noting no document was used against Trotsky in 1917. He argues the U.S. government backed the materials as Bolshevik propaganda.
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Associated Press
New York
Russia
Edgar Sisson
Committee On Public Information
Wae
Sison
Raymond Robins
Red Cross
Morton
Robins
Amercan
Nuorteva
W. B. Thompson
T. Thatcher
Hed Cross
Leon
Trotsky
Tne
Kérensky
German political reforms shift amid uncertain news
Copenhagen reports rising pressure in Germany toward parliamentary government as Catholic and liberal papers publish reform favors. Officials in Washington see a new phase of the peace offensive, with Germany urged to concede to Entente and U.S. demands and make government truly representative of the people.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Germania
Washington
America
Hoover outlines food conservation drive for 1919
Food Administrator Hoover says the nation can ship 6.7 million more tons of food to armies and allies than last year while maintaining supplies at home. He stresses universal saving and notes no wartime end in sight before summer 1919, making food management crucial.
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Ly Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Bryan to Speak at Baglie Hall Monday Afternoon
Hon William Jennings Bryan will deliver a political address at Baglie Hall in the city on Monday afternoon at 1 30. The public is cordially invited.
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Baglie Hall
Thi City
Workers End Strike Call to Return to Mines Pending Inquiry
In Bullete Sept 1, 1. Striking I W W late afternoon adopted a resolution urging members to return to the mines Monday while federal agents conduct an inquiry on that day. They demand the restoration of old pieces without prejudice and seek to notify other I W W groups westward of the action. The resolution goes to the Spokane headquarters for lumbermen.
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Associated Ress
Bulle
Spokane
Weekend Weather Outlook: Warm and Fair with Chance of Showers
A generally fair and warm Sunday and Monday, with partly cloudy skies and a cooler feel. Unsettled conditions are likely in the meridional portion with a potential for showers.
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Merih
Brutal Handling of Troops Reading Allied Leaflets
An Associated Press dispatch from the American army on the Lorraine front reports harsh treatment of German troops caught reading Allied leaflets. A prisoner described being beaten behind the back for days after sharing a French pamphlet dropped by an aircraft with comrades.
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Loraine
Haumont
Tin Handy
Food Rioting Escalates in Saleburg, Munich Papers Say
Munich papers report serious food riots in Saleburg with attacks on the government palace. Gendarmes faced rioters who breached doors, several killed or wounded, stores looted, and army depots plundered.
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Munich
Zurich
Switzerland
Saleburg
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