United States Moves to Round Up Mexican Bandits
Washington dispatch reports drastic U S measures to pursue Mexican bandits along the Texas border. President Carrion authority cited to deploy troops and tighten border control amid claims of cross border raids and plans for possible operations toward Mexico City. Reports also mention Zapata forces and clashes near rivers as U S troops engage suspected bands.
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Mexico City
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Hyawnaville
San Pedro
Miss Cavell Nursed Young American Heroine
By United Press New York October 2. A student at Co Hanover Lol Vurally is credited with the care of a young American woman whose name has become immortal for courage under German cruelty. The account recalls Edith Cavell’s bravery and the grim fate imposed by the Germans during World War I.
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New York
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Cohanbia
Ameyovn
iiraGd Danke
Mika Kurt Gayall
Benwole
Gemmns
Amd
Gilboek
Lola
Shi
Monster Mussalonge Captured in Chadokoin Affair
Fragmented report describes a large mammoth-like creature found near the Exchange Hotel on North Center Street yesterday afternoon. The creature measured about forty eight inches and weighed around forty eight pounds. Local figures claim ownership and clarify the tale, noting a barefoot boy captured the mammoth with a bent pin and sold it to Low Heineman of Tamextown before passing it to Frank Keleier.
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Hxohange
North Center Street
M. K. Koluhor
Hxphango
Low Heineman
Frank Keleier
Aridonde
Heavy battle report along western front October scene
Morning operations along the western front reported heavy bombardment and infantry actions near the Mren lines. German forces mounted a strong assault supported by artillery and machine gun fire, while French troops defended trenches and repelled initial attacks.
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Porls
Mren
Torent Hun
Neyeraddiya
Todurs
Relief Society Dance Packs Armory With Joyful Crowd
The Relief Society dance at the Armory drew a packed balcony and lively applause for a program led by Kastor’s Orchestra. The event, starting near 9:30, showcased strong participation and community support, with organizers hopeful to net around a hundred dollars from the evening.
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Armory
proKram
Kastor
Abe Corry
Serbian Capital Is Transferred Amid Official Announcement
An official notice issued in a distant city states that the Serbian capital has been quietly moved from Belgrade to a northern railhead. Authorities confirm the relocation following a wartime disruption and report traffic shifts and security measures along the line.
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Talred Presa
Vhin
Sieh
Karjalitr
North
Wonton
Phir Diypiell
Porelsn
Qelubor
Local horse race draws many riders to driving park
A large crowd of horsemen from Upton City and nearby areas gathered at the driving park for an impromptu race. The event features Mazel A owned by Wright Broviers and Dent Woodsmother Met Lorse owned by Rolph dines af intoney. Bets total around $200 as wagering begins amid morning speculation on the outcome. The race is scheduled for the afternoon, with three heats planned.
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Upton City
Mile
North Haat
Aid Su Fur Coat
Kuneoro
Mazel A
Wright Broviers
Groendel
Det
Dent
Lorse
Rolph Dines Af
Intoney
Winx
Colbuyn
Hagel
Henry Rolphe
Aninis
Vretting
Nérwnei
Altonte
Bombarded Bulgar Coast by Allied Fleet Reported
London October 38 The Admiralty confirmed Bulgar coast bombardment by a combined British and French fleet. Military positions along the coast were reportedly destroyed by the ships’ fire delivered Thursday night. Advices say the task involved squadrons co operating with French and British forces in ongoing operations along the Axan coast.
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Umiind Arrass
London
Admiralty
Unidad
Hom
Hallas Squadron
Axa
Democratic Committee Convenes at Court House Meeting
The Democratic County Committee holds a meeting at the Court House in Brie with County Chairman Insworth of Waterford presiding. Endorsements for county offices are expected, with candidates including Commissioner Rogar for representative, O’Brian for Clerk of Courts, and Brown for Director of the Poor among those likely to attend.
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Brie
Insworth
Waterford
Neason
Parky Haw
Commissionar Rogar
O'Brian
Brown
Selling Tobacco to Students Sparks Local Probe
A city investigation probes underage tobacco sales after students were found with cigarettes at a school area. Authorities, including the Board of Education and Sage Co, arranged hearings with local Aldermen to determine sources, dealers named, and future enforcement steps to curb violations.
Halloween Committee Sets Plans for City Parade
The Entertainment Committee of the Board of Commerce met last evening to discuss the Hallowe’en celebration. Funding includes two hundred Walters pledged with more needed. Union City Band secured for evening plus four bands total. Promises of at least a dozen floats and eight to ten local shops and organizations participating. Judges named: J. R. Graven, J. D. Reed, and Archer Cologrom.
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Union Giry
Board of Commerce Hand
Wil
Moe
Roosevelt's Suggestion on Motto Change Spark Debate
A New York reporter reports Col Roosevelt sent a letter proposing changing the national motto Pluribus Unum on coins to avoid misreading as a hostile phrase. The writer notes the proposal would avoid ambiguous political interpretations and questions how the government would respond to such a change.
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Unulted Press
New York
Col Roosevelt
Allies Ready to Move Troops to Aid Serbians
Allied forces rapidly shifting from Salonika toward Serbia to bolster defense as German plans for a new drive on the Balkans meet with firm Serbian resistance. Berlin hopes for a wider push against Bulgaria, while London awaits official announcements on additional troop commitments and imminent landings on the Bulgarian coast.
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Salonika
Berlin claims sweeping gains in Serbia
Hy United Press reports German forces advance in Serbia with the Danube valley front stretching toward the river. German units push southward and operate within miles of the Danube banks while the invasion appears to press deeper into the Balkans amid border activity near Bulgaria.
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Berlin
Serbia
United Press
Hurtin
Apia
Tsui
Danube
Rhiia
Escaped officers tied to Zelania raid report surfaces
United Press dispatch from New York details a probe by U S customs and secret service into claims that the vessel Zelania, sailing from Pensacola, is a German raider targeting British commerce. Allegations name officers from the infamous Wilhelm regime in command aboard.
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United Press
New York
United States Customs
Secret Service
Zélanie
Pensacola
High Seas
Wilhelm
Tampicoma
IBM Eady
Franklin Young Man Killed in Auto Accident
A Franklin youth, Harry J. Noklin, 20, a law student in Franklin, died after a car driven by an older man left the road and struck an embankment. Witnesses described the vehicle as defective and the driver attempting to mount the embankment. Nieklia, a bicyclist, was struck and died from skull fracture. the driver and other witnesses assisted. The incident occurred near Franklin, with doctors arriving too late to save Noklin who died at the scene. Parents reside in Franklin.
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Reparty
Tranklin
Harry J. Noklin
High Oltiegs
Carmichie
Prinktta
Arunous Seber Uo
Ohne
Souragrox
Renowa
All Sense
Sohserée
Nieklia
Dr. Mimmond
Franklin
Franilin
Pranklin High School
LeRoy Phillips Dies in Columbus
LeRoy Phillips died at his home in Columbus after a period of ill health. He was about 25 years old and survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs Roy Schotton and Mrs Mrnogt Brown. Funeral services and interment were to be held Tuesday at Spring Creek Cemetery.
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LeRoy Phillips
Columbus
Phillips
Roy Schotton
Mrnogt Brown
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