War Week Review Highlights German, Bulgarian Moves
News sketch covers the Bernstorff plot probe in Congress, Bulgaria ready to quit war after gains in Dobruja and Macedonia, Germany’s Belgium evacuation terms, Haig’s renewed Flanders offensive, Russian turmoil and Soukhomlnoff’s trial, and Liberty Loan prep as U S wages war.
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Bulgaria
Germany
Belgium
Lansing
Halg
Flanders
Edward W
Pickard
House of Representatives
Bernstorf
Congress
Tom Heflin
Alabama
House
Senator la Follette
W. Fl. Mason
Illinois
Pred A. Britten
Patrick D. Norton
John M. Baer
North Calecta
Dobrudja
Macedonia
Serbia
Stephan [Maretof
United States
Mittel Europa
Austria-Hungary
Washington
America
Charles
Italy
Austria
Kaiser
Munich
Freign
Kuehlman
Antwerp
Wal-loon
Admiral von Tirpitz
Lorton
Argentina
Haig
Ypres
Tower Hamlets
Polygon Wood
Zonnebeke
Chemin Des Dames
Verdun
Isagiand
Rteel
War Industries Board
Elbert H. Gary
The
Iabor
San Francisco
Lake
Migin
Joliet & Eastern
Milla
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
Gary
Navy
International Brotherhood of Leather Workers
Express
Senate
Fragmented World News Fragments From Across The Atlantic
A chaotic digest reports a Regina official accused of disloyalty, a Lewis County banker jailed then released on five thousand dollar bond, and radio links between Hawaii and the Atlantic coast failing. It notes a German munition works fire near Constance, Peruvian seizure of eight German ships, and a Britain credit boost totaling over a billion dollars. Also covered: a refloated Atlantic battleship, notable deaths and marriages, rail line leadership changes, and a Russia ex-commander expelled by Archangel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Sasi
Heodero
Woodward
Lewis County
Iowa
Hawaii
Atlantic Coast
Atr
Isaac N. Seligman
J. and W. Seligman & Co
Bisney
New York
Charles J. Tatt
Within Tutt
Klar Chase
Waterbury
New Finven
Conn
Tutt
J. E. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
A. J. Warting
Gurke
Russia
Archangel
Willian Littauer
Littauer
Camp Devens
Ayer
Muse
M. 2
Underwood
Washburn
Kewanee
Myrtle Saidan
Ira Snow
Wyoming
Women Riot in Essen Over Germany Peace Terms
A demonstration at Essen near Krupp works protests Germany's peace terms after Oly collor Michaelis decision. Police and military quell the riot. windows broken, demands for more food and for servicemen's return. Several women injured and arrests reported. Essen and surrounding area in turmoil.
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Donon
Essen
Krupp Works
Oly Collor Michaelis
Germany
Amsterdam
Woren
Suys
Rotwo
Mssen la
Terment
German Captain Convicted in Federal Court in Philadelphia
Captain Max V Thierlens former commander of the German raider Pring Eltel Friederich was found guilty in federal court of bowing to Mann white Hinve net. He faces up to ten years in prison and a $10000 fine.
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Philadelphn
Max V. Thierlchens
Pring Eltel Friederich
Markets Summary from The Market Rates Chicago Oct 1
Open high low close figures for corn oats and wheat with contract prices across grades and formats. Includes rye hay and cattle hogs sheep and calf quotations with steers cows and calves noted and ranges for prime and good quality yield levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cannards
Batogia
Hutcher
Freezone Tops Corns Lift Out Without Pain
An ad claims freezone can lift corns and calluses with a few drops applied to the corn. The remedy is described as painless, non irritating, and inexpensive. readers are advised to ask their druggist for a bottle from a wholesale house.
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Corns
New Weather Words Spark Public Forecast Idea
A playful weather note coins terms like smog for smoke and fog mixtures and suggests smug for snow and mud shoot for snow and soot and snail for snow and hail. The forecast quips snail today turning to sweet to night and tomorrow snoggy with smud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Praised By Public
An old ad promises 100 for any cass of catarrh cured, claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood, notes 40 years in distribution and free testimonials. In parliament, officials joked about a clerical error in notifying the speaker of a proposed transfer to Wolverhampton with a daily pay and war bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
House of Commons
National Service Department
Wolverhampton
Builder praises walls as villas near finish
A suburban villa row nears completion with a tour of inspection by the builder and foreman. The foreman in the adjacent house can hear but not see, prompting the builder to declare “Now, there’s what you can call walls!” The page also ponders if one can have cold feet and a warm heart. A note states every woman in Cologne, Germany, was forced to work.
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Germany
Social Democrats
Reichstag
Russia
Kerensky
Republic
Jacobstadt
Pskoff
Petrograd
Soukhomilnoff
New Democracy
Ute
Ilfis
Langing
Menne
Lansing
Roosevelt
Hig
Count von Bernstorff
Zimmerman
Mexico City
Congress
Chicago
Middle West
Robert M. la Pollette
United States
Wisconsin
T. R
Racine
la Follette
Senate
South America
Argentina
Count von Luxburg
South American
Peru
Cologne
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Confusing Hook Purchases Sparked at School Bookshop
A Greenena Ue public schools opening leads to a mistaken request at Sayers & Hane tion store. A patron asks for Physic and Health and 2 Compound Arittunetia. the clerk offers Physiolog y and Wealth and a Complete Aritunete. The Indianapolis News notes the misstep and reflects on choices and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenena Ue
Sayers
Sayers & Hane Tion
Indianapolis News
Pride is the Thing G Political Orator Paints With
A fragmented line portrays a political speaker arguing that pride shapes rhetoric and public perception. The hazy phrasing hints at performance, persuasion, and the craft of public speech as a tool for influence.
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Maly
Irigoyen
Chateau
Peronne
W.A. Holman
New South Wales
Bernstorff
Max V. Thiierlchens
Raider
Asawanor
Tnsa
Schitimann Co
Si, Paul, Minn
State Boards of Health
Rowe Sanitary Mfg. CO
Sepia & Tin
St. Detroit
Mich
BUY Direct
In_& strong company
Marty Bink
N. U
Chigago
Carter
Boston Transcript
Brend
John
State of
California
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