Peace terms refused by United States in swift note
Washington reports that the United States unconditionally rejected Germany's overture and Austrian note. Secretary Lansing released a formal statement outlining the only terms Washington will consider, based on President Wilson's positions. The swift reply aims to prevent misinterpretation and to deter any secret negotiations.
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Sweden
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Amsterdam
Austria
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Star Chamber
Wilson
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Mount Vernon
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Hungary
Paris
Kaiser Appears Grave and Gray at Krupp Speech
An Essen dispatch reports Emperor William’s hair turned gray and his face grave during a Kaisers speech at the Krupp munition works. His eyes showed a defiant gleam as he walked through the Petodechachalle hall, welcomed by Bohlen.
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Amsterdam
Essen
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Willian
Krupp
Welyon Bohlen
West Gasless Sundays May Extend Nationwide
The fuel administration says the auteless Sunday could spread to the entire country depending on mid continent refiners ability to supply the west of the Mississippi while meeting gasoline deliveries to the Atlantic seaboard. Officials estimate 414000 barrels saved east of the Mississippi over two Sundays.
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Washington
Mississippi
Atlantic Seaboard
Coal profiteer fined and ordered to aid Red Cross
The Logan Coal company of Philadelphia is directed by the fuel administration to pay 25000 to the Red Cross as a fine for alleged profiteering. It must turn over all profits earned between September 15 and October 1, refund the price difference to coal buyers, and supply coal to a state institution at the government price under its prior two year contract.
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Logan Coal Company
The
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Red Cross
Montana Casualties From World War II Report
The list records Killed in Action Elmer L. Parker Kalispell Lawrence Rawdon Malta Pvt Charles R Shull Cascade Died of Wounds Christian N Kerp Zortman David R Ferguson Glendive Missing in Action Willard King Iliad Edgar G Moulton Conrad Marko Bubalo Ernest O Franson Missoula Edwin Peterson Butte Ray George Kolin Wounded Severely Edward J Darragh Butte Robert J Courtney Bridger Harl T Collins Cherry Ridge Michael Daich Butte Joseph Reid Outlook Dan McKavanagh Anaconda Edward M Schultz Eureka.
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Missoula
Edwin Peterson
Butte
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Ray George, Kolin, Wounded Severely. Edward J. Darragh
Robert J. Courtney
Bridger
Harl T. Collins
Cherry Ridge
Michael Daich
Joseph Reid
Outlook
Dan McKavanagh
Anaconda
Edward M. Schultz
Eureka
Democratic Women Urge Wilson to Push Federal Suffrage
A group of Democratic women met President Wilson in Washington on September 17 and urged him to use influence for 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 with the cause and will continue to urge passage for an early vote.
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Wilson
Senate
Minnie Cunningham
Texas
Harvester Firms Aggree to Consolidate into One Company
Stockholders of the International Harvester company of New Jersey and the International Harvester corporation voted in Hoboken to approve a consolidation creating a single entity named International Harvester. The merged company will have 65 million dollars in preferred stock and 80 million dollars in common stock.
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International Harvester Company of
New Jersey
International Harvester Corporation
International’ Harvester Company
Macedonian Front Advances Keep War News Active
War Review reports Serbian and French forces capturing Vetrenik Dobropolje and Sokal in Macedonia while Bulgarian positions on the Doiran Vardar front fall to Allies. French gains near Chemin des Dames also noted with 600 prisoners taken. Air actions intensify across fronts with British and American aircraft quarrying enemy airfields and coordinating raids.
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Balfour
London
Chemin Des Dames
Sancy
Lorraine
Vosges
Serbia
Harbin
Nikolsk
Vladivostok
Lorraine Front
Karlsruhe
Mainz
Longayon
Boulay
Marhange
Bohm
Ploegsteers
Ypres
Flanders
British War Office
Washington
la Fere
Laon
St. Miciel Salient
Marshal Foch
Registration Exceeds Estimates in Early War Census
Complete returns from the September 12 registration in 16 states and the District of Columbia show 3,238,692 men aged 18 to 45, compared with an official estimate of 3,232,267. Officials announce the figures do not justify expected nationwide enrollment far above 13,000,000.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Crowder
Japans Recognitions Move for Czecho Slovaks as Allied Force
Tokyo announced on September 9 that Japan recognizes the Czecho Slovak forces as an allied belligerent army against Germany and Austria Hungary and that the Czecho Slovak national council is the controlling authority. The declaration follows similar actions by France, Italy, Great Britain and the United States.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
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