Peace terms reject Germany bid in swift U S reply
United States formally rejects Austria-Hungary’s peace suggestion and reiterates Wilson's terms set forth on July Fourth. Secretary Lansing states no conference unless the terms are those of the United States, with Sweden to deliver the reply to Austria. The move aims to prevent misleading peace negotiations and maintain the central demand for Wilson’s conditions.
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Kaiser Appears Grave Graying at Krupp Speech
An Essen dispatch reports Emperor William II looking grave with graying hair during a speech at the Krupp munitions works. Despite the somber look his eyes held a defiant gleam, as he moved with elastic tread through the hall where he was welcomed by Bohlen.
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Lokal Anzeiger
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Krupp
Welyon Bohlen
West Gasless Sundays May Be Extended to West
Washington reports the fuel administration may extend the nonrefill Sunday to cover the western states. The decision hinges on mid continental refiners ability to supply west of the Mississippi while delivering promised gasoline to the Atlantic seaboard. Officials note 414,000 barrels have been saved east of the Mississippi in two Sundays.
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Coal Profiteer Fined 25000 for Red Cross Settlement
The Logan Coal company of Philadelphia has been ordered by the fuel administration to pay 25000 to the Red Cross as a profiteering fine. It must surrender all profits earned between September 15 and October 1 and refund the price difference to smithing coal buyers. The firm must supply a state institution coal at the pre conviction government price despite any later price increases.
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Montana Casualties From World War II Report List
A Montana war casualty list names Killed in Action and Missing in Action soldiers from several towns including Kalispell Malta Cascade Zortman Glendive Iliad Conrad Phillipsburg Missoula Butte Kolin Butte Bridger Cherry Ridge Anaconda Eureka and others. Wounded Severely includes Butte and Eureka area servicemen.
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Willard
King
Iliad
Edgar G. Moulton
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Marko Bubalo
Phillipsburg
Ernest O. Franson
Missoula
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Butte
Ray George
Kolin
Edward J. Darragh
Robert J. Courtney
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Harl T. Collins
Cherry Ridge
Michael Daich
Joseph Reid
Outlook
Dan McKavanagh
Anaconda
Edward M. Schultz
Eureka
Democratic Women Urge Wilson to Back Federal Suffrage
A group of Democratic women met President Wilson in Washington on September 17 and urged a senate vote on the federal suffrage amendment before the November elections. Mrs. Minnie Cunningham of Texas quoted the president saying he is in sympathy and will continue to urge passage for an early vote.
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Wilson
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Harvesters to consolidate into International Harvester company
Stockholders of the International Harvester company of New Jersey and the International Harvester corporation voted here to approve a plan uniting the two firms as a single International Harvester company. The merged entity will have 65 million dollars in preferred stock and 80 million dollars in common stock.
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Macedonian Front Advances and Allied Air Gains Reported
Allied forces push through the Macedonian front with Serbian and French gains at Vetrenik Dobro polje and Sokal while Bulgarian positions on the Doiran-Vardar front fall. French advance north of the Chemin des Dames yields 600 prisoners. Air activity increases on all fronts as Germans bolster air power and British planes claim several enemy aircraft.
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Flanders
British War Office
Washington
la Fere
Laon
St. Mihiel Salient
Marshal Foch
Registration Exceeds Estimates in 16 States and D C
Complete returns from the September 12 registration of men aged 18 to 45 in 16 states and the District of Columbia total 3,238,692, versus an estimate of 3,232,267. Officials say results do not support expectations of nationwide enrollment greatly surpassing 13,000,000.
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District of Columbia
Crowder
Japs Recognize Czecho-Slovaks as Allied Forces
The Japanese government declared on September 9 in Tokyo that the Czecho-Slovak forces are an allied belligerent army against Germany and Austria-Hungary and that the Czecho-Slovak national council controls this army. The move mirrors declarations by France Italy Great Britain and the United States.
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