Wheat land and homes near town for sale
640 acres wheat land five miles out terms to suit. 240 acres wheat land one mile out. 320 acres eight miles out with running water. Part cash balance time to suit. Several 320 acre wheat land farms from 20 dollars per acre up. On time to suit with small cash payment. Four room house close in with 75 foot frontage by 175 feet deep. 600 dollars cash balance 25 dollars per month. Small house and two lots at a bargain. Small house close in with one lot. Cheap. 320 acre relinquishment. Springs 250 acres plow land three miles from town. Snap 372.
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Snap
Dentist Rathbone Opens New Office in City
Dr. R. R. Rathbone, dentist, opens a new office above Hughes and McCaleb's at 38th. Also notice Tattersall's Sewing Machine Supplies offering needles and supplies with local Singer agency advertised.
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R. R. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
Tattersall's
Singer
Indictments Likely After I W W Raids Nationwide
Washington September reports say DOJ raids on Industrial Workers of the World offices prompt anticipated indictments for conspiracy to thwart government war plans. Evidence grows that a broad network influenced anti war actions across states, including draft protests, labor disruptions, crop burnings, and antiwar propaganda.
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Washington
Industrial Workers of the World
Department of Justice
Wilson imposes embargo on gold exports worldwide
President Wilson announces an immediate embargo on coin bullion and currency exports with Treasury license only when the Federal Reserve Board deems it not harmful to the public interest. The policy centralizes control with Secretary McAdoo and the Fed, aiming to conserve U S gold reserves depleted by allied financing and recent flows to Japan and Spain.
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Washington
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
McAdoo
United States
Allies
Japan
Spain
Senate Passes Massive War Tax Bill in Historic Move
Washington details show the Senate approved a war tax measure totaling about 2.4 billion dollars for the wartime period. The package shifts 842 million from incomes and 1,060 million from war profits, with remaining revenue from liquor, tobacco, and utilities. Senators Bohra, La Follette, Norris, and others opposed the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Ranna
la Follette
Norris
House
Simmons
Stone
Williams
Penrose
Lodge
Finance Committee
Sub Menace Over London Says Bread Supply Safe
Baron Rhondeau, food controller, tells London correspondent the submarine campaign no longer worries England's bread supply. He cites improved food controls and imports to reassure the public.
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London
Baron Rhondeau
Amsterdam Handelsblad
England
Red Cross Plans to Place American Doctors in French Villages
American Field Headquarters in France announces arrangements to install American doctors in every sizeable village within the American army zone to provide immediate help to France. Red Cross nurses will be distributed in most cases alongside doctors.
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France
Red Cross
Sweden Duplicity Charged in German Argentina Plot
The State Department released three dispatches showing German attempts to incite Argentina against the submarine issue, with Swedish legation involvement. Messages from Count Luxborg to Berlin urged sinking Argentine ships and delaying concessions, while the U S avoided explaining how the papers surfaced.
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Washington
State Department
Berlin
Count. Luxborg
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Monte
Protegido
Las Palmas
Oran
Guizo
Bordeaux
Spurler Versenkt
United States
Sweden
Germany
Levallies
Ev Per
Swedish minister denies coded dispatches to Berlin via Buenos Aires
Baron Lowden the Swedish minister to Argentina rejected claims that coded messages were sent to Berlin by the German charge d affaires through the Swedish legation in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Argentine
Baron Lowden
Berlin
East St. Louis Mayor Indicted Over Race Riots
Belleville Sept 16. Moll man mayor of East St. Louis and his private secretary Maurice Ahearn were indicted by a grand jury in connection with the July riot killings. Thirty seven others were indicted but unnamed. The jury urged removal from office for dilatory actions to curb rioters.
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East ST. Louis
Belleville
Freed
Mollman
Maurice Ahearn
Ast St. Louis
Grand
George Grow
Emperor William Receives Ministers as Pope Peace Proposal Seen
Emperor William returned to Potsdam to meet Dr. George Michaelis and Foreign Minister von Koehlmann to decide on the pope's peace proposal and Poland status. He is reported ill with a severe chill contracted on the Riga battlefields.
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Kaiser
London
Amsterdam
William
Potsdam
George Michaelis
von Koehlmann
Poland
Riga
Government to assume control of sugar October 1
The United States will place the entire sugar industry under government control starting October 1. A licensing system will cover manufacture refining and imports to curb hoarding and speculative pricing. Beet producers accept price scale saving consumers over 30 million dollars through year end. Cane refiners will import via a food administration committee that will apportion shipments.
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Washington
Fchod Administration
Wilson
Food Administration
Kaiser Prepares a Blow at Democratic Movement
Copenhagen reports German children and women mobilized in anti Wilson agitation. Hamburg public schools held Sunday demonstra tions sending telegrams to Emperor William and Hindenburg. Vorwaerts notes conservatives use the American note to pope to inflame bellicose passions and strike at the democracy movement.
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Copenhagen
Wilson
Hamburg
William
Michaelis
Welch Marshal von Hindenburg
Germany
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Democrati
Federal raid on Philadelphia Tageblatt targets German newspaper
Federal agents arrested editor Dr. Martin Darkow and business manager Herman Lemke in Philadelphia for espionage acts tied to wartime postings. Warranted for president, treasurer, editor in chief, and an editorial writer as investigations focus on instructions to evade postal laws and ship letters to Germany via a named intermediary, H. Isselhurst of Stockholm.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Tageblatt
Martin Darkow
Herman Lemke
Tageblatt
Germany
H. Isselhurst
German Aid Society
Stockholm
Sweden
Ambulance Workers Decorated by French Government
Thirty troops from the American Ambulance Service in Paris receive the War Cross for bravery in heavy fighting. Citations praise conduct under fire, note ambulance destruction and gas attacks endured during multiple engagements.
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Paris
Fre
Struggle Over Russian Provisional Government Deepens
Chaos continues in Russia as Kerensky clings to power while Korniloff presses toward Petrograd. Reports conflict on military support with arrests and muttered resignations. Riga front holds, while southern Bukovina operations push into Rumania with Allied backing reported in some advices.
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London
Russia
Kerensky
Korniloff
Petrograd
Danskine
Riga
Bnekowina
Rumania
Korniloff Revolt Aims at Petrograd Military Concentration
Reports from Petrograd July 12 indicate General Korniloff began tactical moves to draw troops away from the capital and its environs while sending cavalry and other units to Petrograd. Officials say pro Korniloff forces remain, but the provisional government still holds superior strength in the city.
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Petrograd
Korniloft
Korniloff
Russia Faces Possible Civil War as Korniloff Revolt Grows
Washington officials and diplomats weigh Russia’s future as Korniloff marches on Petrograd. The outcome hinges on rapid developments and shifting loyalties among Kerensky supporters and the army. A middle path could trigger Russians killing Russians and civil war with possible separate peace or monarchy restoration.
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Washington
Russia
Kornkloff
Kerensky
Petrograd
Trong
Korniloff
Treasury certificates greatly oversubscribed
Washington September 12 the $300 000 000 offering of short term Treasury certificates closed over subscribed. Final figures not yet tabulated but indicate substantial oversubscription. This brings total government temporary financing to about $850 000 000 in anticipation of the second Liberty loan.
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Washington
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