American Troops Engage Frontline in Quiet French Sector
An Associated Press dispatch describes American expeditionary forces in France marching through rain and mud to join French trenches. Artillery fires, machine guns arrive, and a field luncheon marks first contact with the enemy. Quiet sector conditions persist with French welcome and cautious approach.
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Resignation of the Spanish cabinet announced. Boy Scouts of St Paul sold 8 450 000 in liberty bonds. Pacific Coast Telephone strike set for Wednesday October 31. Silk used as protective armor to combat blood poisoning aiding silk shipments. Explosives plant near Montreal destroyed. 1 500 workers affected. American coal reaches 27 a ton in Honolulu. Brazil declares war posture against Germany. president authorized to defend national security. Cuban sugar export ban to neutrals in effect. US FTC opens patents and copyrights to public under government licenses. Germany claims six million war losses per Reichstag. Food Administration pledge drive nears one million signatures. Wilson buys 15 000 in second liberty loan and 10 000 in first. Louisiana to move 200 million pounds cane sugar north to ease shortages. Von Bernstorff titled excellency, ambassador at Constantinople. Germany proclaims national holiday for Austro German victories over Italy. Mexico sees Diaz revolutionary bid to restore 1857 constitution. Augustine Kendall named Wyoming fuel administrator. Chicago mayor blocks 16 day racing meet license amid betting fears.
Wholesalers declared to base profits on actual costs
The food administration announces temporary regulations governing wholesale profits on non perishable foods. Effective November 1 the rules set prices by actual costs and current market conditions, guiding licensed food dealers as the program rolls out this week.
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Liberty loan subscriptions top five billion overall
Washington reports the second liberty loan has surpassed five billion dollars with a last day surge. District totals show New York at about one and a half billion and other regions raising hundreds of millions as banks struggle to record rapid subscriptions.
Latest Market Reports From Chicago Minneapolis and Omaha
Chicago prices show December corn at 1.18 with a close near 1.18 and May around 1.13. In Minneapolis wheat receipts rise while No 3 yellow corn trades near 2.05 to 2.07 and flax at 8.145. Omaha hogs steady to higher with heavy hogs 16.15 to 16.50 and cattle and sheep markets showing general steadiness across native steers cows and calves and yearlings and lambs at earning levels.
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Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago livestock market summary shows hogs receipts around 17 000 with unsettled prices up to 20 cents from yesterday’s average. Cattle and calves steady to strong with native steers around 6.75 to 7.17, calves and stockers noted. Sheep receipts near 16 000 with a strong market and hogs at Paul Livestock in St. Paul with range and bulk prices reported. Barley price listed at 1.04 to 1.38.
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Suffragists Parade in New York City
Thousands of suffragists marched along Fifth Avenue in New York applauded by crowds. About 20 000 participants carried banners calling for votes for women and support for enfranchisement ahead of the November state election.
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Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 600 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Real estate bargains offered for large farms near Dillon
Several 820 acre farms advertised at bargain prices with favorable terms. 240 acres near Dillon well improved with hog tight fencing and cross fencing. 80 acres in fall wheat. Small payment down and long time to pay, plus a small residence and two lots. Listing land for winter sale.
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