Wheat land lots offered within reach of town
640 acres of wheat land five miles out with terms to suit. 240 acres one mile out. 320 acres eight miles out with running water. Part cash and time to suit. Several 320 acre farms from 20 dollars per acre. On time with small cash payment. Also four room house near town with 75 by 175 feet frontage. 600 dollars cash and 25 dollars monthly. Small house with one lot bargain. 320 acre relinquishment. Springs and 250 acres plow land three miles from town. Snap. 37-21
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Snap
Sheet Music Offered by Tribune Book Store
Latest songs and instrumental pieces arrive from publishers nearly every week. Orders taken for pieces not in stock at Tribune Book Store.
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Tribune Book Store
Soldiers Civil Rights Bill Seeks Frontline Moratorium
Washington reports a proposed soldiers and sailors civil rights bill to suspend civil actions during war, protect life insurance from lapses, and shield service members from property tax sales. It would bar creditor suits against officers and men and allow defense delays due to military service.
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Washington
Congress
Crowder
Baker
Hone
Anaconda Copper plants resume, but full shifts delayed
Butte reports the Anaconda Copper mining company’s operations reopen after a walkout at the Washoe works, with more applicants than needed at smelting plants in Anaconda and Great Falls. In Butte, work starts but absent miners may delay full shifts for days. no trouble reported.
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Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Washoe Works
Anaconda
Great Falls
President Wilson Awarded World Humanitarian Medal
A gold medal for the greatest humanitarian in 1916 will be presented to President Wilson at the White House tomorrow by the Humanitarian cult of New York.
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New York
Wilson
White House
Omaha Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep Steady
Hogs receipts 6,400 with market steady after Sept 19 in Omaha. Prices: heavies 17.25 to 18.35, mixed 17.35 to 17.65, lights 17.85 to 18.35, pigs 15.50 to 17.60, bulk 17.35 to 17.75. Cattle receipts 1,600 with steady values. native steers 9.50 to 16.50, cows and heifers 7.00 to 10.60, western steers 8.50 to 14.50, Texas steers 7.60 to 10.75, stockers 6.50 to 8.50, calves 8 to 12, bulls 5.50 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 5,400 with steady market. yearlings 12 to 14, wethers 15.50 to 17, lambs 17.85 to 18.65.
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Omaha
Texas
Chicago
St. Paul
South St. Paul
Chicago Livestock and grain markets mixed on Sept 19
Hogs receipts 7,000 with unsettled demand and wide price ranges across light to rough categories. Cattle receipts 11,000 with firmer tone for native beef and strong sheep demand. calves and stockers varied. Minneapolis grain shows mixed wheat oats barley and flax values, while Chicago grain edges lower on corn oats and unclear futures.
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Minneapols
Lebor's Legion Offers Bounties on German Leaders
Minneapolis the Kaiser and crown prince bounty offer of 1000 dollars for capture dead or alive by any American soldier. First to capture a general staff member gets 500 dollars and 200 dollars to the first soldier who captures a German soldier.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lebor
Legion
Multiple World Events Reported In Pieces
A Marion county judge voids Indiana woman's suffrage law and an appeal to the Indiana supreme court is planned. Springfield and Seattle see wage gains and resumed or settled labor actions. Queen Eleanor of Bulgaria dies prompting royal notices. Frank C Oxman stands trial over subornation linked to the Mooney case. Kansas City packing house strike ends with mediator backed proposals. Minneapolis mills close on wheat shortages. A Hawaii prohibition bill advances in Congress. Hog Island shipyard contracts and 50 ships awarded. Soldiers and sailors insurance bill passes the house unanimously.
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Indiana
Marion County Superior Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Destroy Booze Worth Three and Half Million
Douglas Arizona September 15 more than 500 carloads of whiskey champagne and other wines valued at 3 5 million were dumped into the bay at Guaymay Sonora under orders of the Mexican state authorities on August 28 according to a statement by the Mexican consul here. The beverages thrown into the ocean were the accumulations of shipments to Sonora seized by the state since the abolition of the liquor traffic on January 1 1915.
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Douglas, Ariz
Guaymay
Sonora
Navy Boatswain Heir to Estate of $860000
Chief Boatswain Mate H. F. Dodd 32 stationed at the naval training station at the University of Washington has won litigation over the $860,000 estate of his uncle Frederick Dodd who died in South Africa ten years ago. Dodd says he will not leave the Navy.
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Seattle
Wash
H. F. Dodd
Naval Training Station
University of Washington
Frederick Dodd
South Africa
Dodd
Navy
Teuts Back Papal Peace Plan in Vienna Dispatch
A Vienna dispatch to Tijol says the central powers view Pope Benedicts peace note as a suitable basis for negotiations. It notes proposals on occupied territory arbitration disarmament and related ideas show the powers sincere desire for a just peace that brings happiness to all nations.
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Amsterdam
Benedict
Vienna
Tijol
General Roundup of Slackers After First Draft Nears
Helena reports State Adjutant General Phil Greenan expects a general roundup of slackers by the provost marshal's department once the first draft is completed. Counties list men who have not answered the call, though the overall percentage is described as not high.
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Helena
Phil Greenan
J. W. Lumberjacks Plan Coast Eight Hour Strike
Seattle workers allied with the Industrial Workers of the World plan to strike on the job from eight to five with a noon break, aiming to keep mills and camps idle. Millowners predict mass discharge for anyone returning to shorter hours, while government intervention is urged to end the walkout of about 4000 yard workers.
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Seattle
King County
Industrial Workers of the World
24000 Shipbuilders Strike Shuts SF Shipwork
In San Francisco the $150 million government ship building program halted as 24,000 Iron Trades unions members struck for higher wages. A conference, arranged by James Lee Ackerman for the United States Steel Corporation, failed to delay the walkout.
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Bay Region
Iron Trades Council
Mimployers’ Association
James Lee Ackerman
United States Leet Corporation
Government Seeks Quick Settlement of West Coast Fruit Strike
Washington Sept 19. The government moves to settle the San Francisco shipyard fruit workers strike without awaiting broader labor talks. Captain Pillsbury, the shipping board agent, reports a better outlook. Chairman Hurley, after meeting Samuel Gompers, departs for San Francisco to aid ship construction efforts.
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Iruit
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Seattle
Shipping Board
Pillsbury
Pacific Coast
Hurley
The
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Greatest Italian Victory on Mont San Gabriele
The crest of Mont San Gabriele, dominating Gorizia plain and Frigido valley, has fallen to Italian forces after three weeks of fierce combat. The Italian embassy in Washington declares it probably the army’s greatest victory to date, as Rome confirms heavy rains hampered fighting on the Austro Italian front.
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Mont San Gabriele
Gorizia
Frigido Valley
Rome
County Attorney Acquitted in Dawson County Ouster Case
Judge G. G. Hurley cleared County Attorney Hunter of Custer County in ouster proceedings initiated by Attorney General S. C. Ford. The verdict keeps Hunter in office and assigns court costs to the state.
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G. G. Hurley
Dawson County
S. C. Ford
Hunter
Custer County
Government Controls Sugar Under Licenses
A presidential proclamation places the entire sugar industry under the food administration with a license system to regulate manufacture distribution and importation. Stabilizing prices is the main goal and authorities also aim to control distribution to prevent hoarding. Molasses and syrups are affected.
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Washington
Food Administration
Argentine Refuses German Verbal Answer on Luxburg Incident
Argentine Foreign Minister rejects the German under secretaries verbal regret over Count von Luxburg actions as unsatisfactory awaiting a formal note. Berlin asks Luxburg to return to Germany for full explanation and grant safe conduct for his travel to Bilbao.
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Buenos Aires
Luis B Mollina
Berlin
Foreign Office
Count von Luxburg
Argentina
Mollina
Germany
von Kuehlmann
Munich
Toreign
Pueyrredon
Luxburg
Riots in Buenos Aires Destroy German Firms
In downtown Buenos Aires thousands joined anti German demonstrations. Fires destroyed several German business blocks on Calle de Mayo including the German club and La Union. Police and mounted patrols battled crowds as firemen fought repeated blazes while authorities guarded Count Luxburg entering the city.
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Buenos Aires
Callé de Mayo
la Union
Count Luxburg
Argentina War Course Hinges On Germany Reply
Washington reports Argentina’s war path likely depends on Germany’s response to Buenos Aires demand that Berlin disavow its minister who urged sinking Argentine ships and insulted the Argentine foreign minister. Officials doubt Berlin will ignore the loophole and argue acceptance would set Argentina against the Allies.
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Washington
Argentina
Germany
Buenos
Berlin
Sweden Seeks Full Resolution Over German Dispatches
Stockholm reports Sweden will take steps to remedy disclosures from Washington about German dispatches. Foreign Minister Lindman told the Associated Press that all transmissions have been stopped and Germany asked for an explanation. He stressed a clear, satisfactory solution to preserve friendly U S relations.
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Stockholm
Washington
Lindman
Associated Press
Germany
United States
Government halts German station wireless message tie
Buenos Aires authorities revoke permission for a German wireless company to attempt receiving wireless messages from the German station at Nauven. The move signals a government stance on foreign communications during the period.
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Buenos Aires
Nauven
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