Teutons Rout Rumanians In Mighty Double Drive
Teutons press from Dobrudja and Hongare toward Bucharest as Romanian defenses crumble. General Palentayea coordinates German advances while French aviators strike west. Romanian retreat accelerates, with experts predicting rapid front collapse across Transylvania within days.
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Teutons
London
Trensylvania
Authernien
Palentayea
Teulone
Dobrudja
Hongare
Bucharest
Germans Renew Vicious Assaults on Somme Front
London dispatch reports German infantry attacks along the Somme front with intense artillery bombardment and redoubled fury aimed at the Anglo French positions. German forces press toward new French posts and outskirts of Vauglaines amid heavy shelling and attempts to disrupt Allied consolidation.
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London
Somme
Almof
Pochs
Diver Smashes Record At Wireless Waribihie
In a grueling eight hour shift, a diver shattered a local speed record. The event, held in Norfoln, drew a crowded crowd as crews pushed to the limit amid heavy freight and fleet-footed teams.
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Vinen
Ty Wabroneiie
Oneouiny
Steemvelup
Pieewinnens
Theo Lo Tile Gant
Verry
Foientiesel
Sisting
Hughes On Raid In West Virginia Campaign Swing
Charles J. Hughes campaigns during a West Virginia raid tour on his third bid for the presidency. He faces vigorous opposition as rivals press attacks and voters weigh national issues amid a bitter political climate.
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Hughes
West Virginia
Charles J. Hughes
Major Reno hotel fire devastates building and rooms
A large Reno hotel nearly burned to the ground after a basement blaze in the Golden Hotel caused extensive damage. Two firemen injured, building abandoned for a month. Owner George Whitefield and associates lost valuables. Republican HQ and campaign treasures destroyed. Walter S. Clayton of San Francisco and a California visitor surveyed the aftermath.
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Heno
Pirnngeott
Golden
Teamok
Getling
Nhereigh
Fom
George Witefeld
Tech Anid Ceqaiee Weld
Beein
Awsyie
Columbus Day Holiday Marks Exploration Legend
The article notes tomorrow as Columbus Day a legal holiday in Nevada and other states honoring the Admiral who proved the earth is round. It recalls the 424 year anniversary of Christopher Columbus's voyage and the discovery of the American continent, contrasting with opinions about inland explorations.
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Nevada
Teutons Deplore Diver's Mistake As Ship Sunk
London news reports Germany officially regrets the sinking of the steamship Sjolget after a submarine attack. Norway received the note of contrition and Germany offered compensation for the incident.
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Teutons
London
Norway
Sjolget
Germainy
Judge E A Ducker Chosen To Hold District Court
Judge E A Ducker of Win Henneen and Judge McFadden of ily preside as telegraphed selection picks. Nominee Ducker is noted for fairness and unwtfal ability. details note possible February start and juries likely in Araya amid a rare meeting yesterday.
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E. A. Ducker
Oa Ducker
Win Henneen
Dudee McFadden
Dycker
Araya
Jude Pucker
German Ambassador pledges not to break pledge on submarines
In New York City on October 11 Count von Bernstorff German Ambassador and James W. Gerard American ambassador to Germany said in a Ritz Hotel conference that Germany would not violate the pledge made to President Wilson on submarine use against allied shipping. The officials said the interview covered mainly personal matters and they did not discuss the broader international situation.
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New York City
Count von Bernstorff
James W. Gerard
Germany
Wilson
Gerard
Ritz
Berlin
Villa Marches North Headquarte Punitive Expedition in Mexico
A large body of Villista bandits moves north from Guerrero region toward Madero, reported by wireless to El Paso. Madero was recently occupied by Julio Acosta, with Villa leading the army. Residents of Madero are fleeing the area.
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Mexico
EL Paso
Elko Seeks Edwin E. Caine as Loyal Nevada Leader
A Nevada News Letter feature extols Edwin E. Caine as Elko's preferred son. The plea highlights his honesty, oratory, and loyalty to deliver strong representation for Workingmen and Nevada, pledging commitment and a decisive campaign night speech on November 4.
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Elko
Edwin E. Caine
Nevada News Letter
Reward Offered Over Flawed Newspaper Circulation Claims
The Independent accuses the Free Press of grossly incorrect six month subscription figures and offers 200 dollars for proof that its own reported circulation is accurate. The issue centers on sworn statements required by federal law and alleged non bona fide campaigns boosting Free Press copies.
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Independent
Free Press
Republican State Central Committee
E. M. Steninger
The
Washington
Renowned Actress Stars In The Immigrant At Bradley
Videska Suratt headlines The Immigrant a Maranount production at Bradley Theatre tonight. The drama follows an alien woman’s struggles and triumphs in America with supporting roles from Theodore Roberts Thomas Meighan Hal Clements Joy Hob Fleming and Mrs J McCord. The production features lavish art direction and exquisite photography as it explores adaptation and ambition.
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Bradley Theatre
America
Moaha
Supe Port of
Mise Suratt
Theodore Roberts
Thoma Meighan
Hal Clements
Joy
Hob Fleming
Dane Wolff
British say Germans seek Mexican coast submarine base
Oct 11 officials of the British embassy and U S authorities say Germany is establishing or seeking a submarine base on the Mexican coast. Capt Hans Rose would head for the Gulf of Mexico to resume attacks on British ships near New Orleans and southern ports. Submarines raiding the American coast are said to be supplied by merchant divers from the super-submarine Deutschland at sea. A separate item notes Mrs W T Hitt, once of this place, died years ago after an attempted death by her own action in Oakland.
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Washington
Germany
Mexico
Hans Rose
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Awerenh
Trn
U.S
WT. Hitt
Oakland
Hitt
Germany Accepts No Blockade, Maintains Submarine Rights
Washington reports Germany will refrain from blocking American ports with submarines but will press the right to operate submarines against enemy commerce on regular steamship lanes. Public sentiment in the United States is seen as driving toward a peaceful solution if President Wilson makes a friendly request. Secretary Lansing returned to Washington, offering no comment on Gerard's remarks, and officials expect no note to Germany.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Wilson
Lansing
Gerard
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